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FVPRRE IE RW SEE aR Te A DR ve LE . ys av, ti }) « tI 4 . . PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., DECEMBER 12th, 1964 -- 18 Reach Township (Continued from front page) to the enactment of .the 2-year term and this can be done up until November, 1965. After that, all Council members, Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and the School Board Trustees will stay in office for two years. This will probably mean another election next year at this time, after which it will be every I Ea FY --_ ~~ « Election night at Manchester Municipal Hall was well attend- ed, as voters packed the old hall to hear the results. - Township Clerk Alex. R. Johns read out the final results from all polling places and each candidate for office was given an opportunity to speak. Deputy-Reeve Allan Crosier who was, returned by acclama- tion on Nomination Day, con- gratulated Reeve Sam Oyler on his success and stated there are quite a few problems com- ing up in the new year. Mr. Crosier said he would like to see the problem of the township's assessment cleaned up and the municipality's in- terest protected. The ubject of possible future sub-divisions- opening up in the area will call for special agree- - ments, Mr. Crosier expressed his regrets to the defeated can- didates, stating tha former Reeve Martyn will certainly be missed at Council. Mr. Morley Bruce, who de- clined as Councillor also spoke briefly. Councillors Doble and Geer algo congratulated the new Reeve and welcomed Mrs. Lu- cille Gray as the third council member, Following the brief speeches, traditional cigars and candy bars were handed out by Coun- cillors. This custom has been followed for many years and as one ratepayer remarked "It wouldn't seem like election night without cigars and choco- late bars." Reach Election Results REEVE-- Edward (Sam) Oyler 586 W. Earl Martyn .......... 424 COUNCIL-- Chester Geer .... Lucille Gray Larry Doble Orville J, Boe .......... DEPUTY-REEVE-- Allan Crosier (Acclaimed) Brooklin News By Mrs, R. Holman BROOKLIN -- The following are the results of the Christmas Show held by the Brooklin Hor- ticultural Society, Nov. 80th. Class 1--Christmas Corsage-- Mrs. L. Parrott, Mrs. N. "Anderson. Class 2--Christmas door decor- ation--Mrs. R. Healey, Mrs. G. Long, Mrs. E. Grgen. Class 3--Wintertime arrange- ment, using dried materials-- Mrs. E. Green, Mrs, Healey. Class 4--Christmas table centre --Murs. E. Green, Mrs, E. Acton, Mrs. L. Parrott, Class b--Terrarium, using liv- ing material--Mrs. E. Green. Junior Section Class 1--Christmas corsage-- Carol Crawford. - > Class 2--Christmas door decor- ation--Carol Crawford. Class 4--Christmas table centre --Carol Crawford. Mrs. Eric Green won the T. Eaton Company trophy for the highest number of points for this past year. . The second prize, donated by the Robert Simpson Company, was won by Mrs. S. Lockyer. The annual meeting and pot- luck supper will be held Janu- ary 19 in the Christian Educa- tion Building of Brooklin Unit- ed Church. All those members and friends of the Brooklin Horticultural Society will please note this temporary change of date! * * LJ] . The sermon, concerning a commercialized Christmas, giv- en by Rev. G. A. Munday dur- ing the regular service of wor- ship at Brooklin United Church December 6, was entitled "Unto You Is Born This Day a Savi- our", The Senior Choir sang the anthem, "0 Come, O Cone, Emmanuel"--Willan, under the direction of Music director Rowland McCord; while the Jr. Choir, led by Mrs. G. Mundy, sang, "Sing With Joy"-- Thomas. ; The following are the events for the Christmas season-- Sunday, December 18th--10.00 a.m.--White Gift Service conducted by the Sunday School. 7.80 p.m.--The C.G.LT. candlelighting service--as- sisted by the Explorers and the Junior Choir. December 20th, 10 a.m.-- Christmas Communion, 7.30 p.m.--Christmas Carol Service by the Senior Choir, December 24th--7.30 p.m.-- IRAE FEE a AA hy 1) Christmas Eve Family Carol Service. « « @ On Sunday, December 6th, Rev. L. R. Laird spoke on the subject, "Mary's Prayer", at | Meadowcrest Baptist. Church, mmunion was held following the morning service. At the 7 p.m, service Rev. G. Burton and the Ladies' Trio from the Central Baptist Semin- ary were guests, _ The following are the special events to take place during the Christmas season at Meadow- crest Baptist Church. December 20, 11 am.--Dedica- tion of Infants. 7 p.m.--Christmas Concert. A play entitled, "What Christmas Means to Me", presented by the Young People. December 24th--"A Night of Christmas Song". 'December 81st-- Fellowship Night. Celebrate 25th Anniversary On the evening of December 5th. about 35 friends and rel- atives gathered at the home of Mrs. Charles Venning,' Black- stock, to celebrate. with Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venping their 25th wedding anniversary. At the door the bride and groom were presented with a corsage and boutonniers of baby mums. After a time of visiting and cards, the gathering was called to ordér, Penny Venning, Ricky and.Cheryl Rahm presented the couple with a money tree and cards containing other gifts of money. A few words of thanks were given by the honoured couple, and then they cut their wedding cake which was orn- amented with silver. Everyone joined in singing 'For They Are Jolly Good Fellows' and then lunch was served. Guests were from Toronto, Oshawa, Bow- manville, Stouffville, Bobcay- geon, Port Perry and surround- ing districts. 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