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2 epinarrig tN Ri 3 I » CAINS, ow &, 2m hh 3 8 A SER PE APR A an Sa » Yoav atm tr - net ur 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JAN. 26th, 1967 nt Ts Ne -- BLACKSTOCK NEWS -- Mrs. Skelding gave a reading prayer, followed by lunch and By O. Hill The Candace Unit met at the home of Mrs. Gordon Paisley Tuesday morning with 12 mem- bers, 4 visitors and one child present. After all enjoyed cof- fee and a visit the new unit leader, Mrs. Wm. Mahaffy open- ed the meeting with a- poem. Mrs. John Carnaghan presented the Worship. Her theme "New Year's" reading from Philipi- ans, Chapter 3, verses 12-13. The hymn "O God our Help 'in Ages Past" was sung, and pray- er offered. Mrs. Roy McLaughlin intro- duced the guest speaker, Mrs. Visser who told some interest- ing things about her homeland Holland. Mrs. Neil Malcolm, with a few well chosen words, on be- half of the Candace Unit pre- sented Mrs. Harold Kyte with a life membership in U.C.W. as she is our first member to be- « come President of a Pres- several books on Missions. byterial. Mrs. ViSser sang a "Great is Thy Faithful- ness". Mrs. Kyte expressed her appreciation. Mrs. Mahaffy conducted the business.. Plans were made for World's Day of Prayer also Presbytery in North Minster. Meeting closed with all repeating the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Kenneth Samells was hostess for the Anna Unit on Tuesday afternoon, January 17. 8 members and 2 visitors at- tended. Leader Mrs. George Skelding opened meeting with a reading--The Call of Christ. Mrs. Romeril spoke on Reli- gions of the 19th Century from Af- ter which she conducted a questionaire. The answers to be found on the map -of the solo -- Church in Canada. "Depression". Christmas cards are to be brought in to send to Africa, also used stamps for lepers work . and children's clothing to be sent Mrs. Tonge in Hong Kong. After the routine business meeting closed with prayer. Lunch was served and an en- joyable half hour spent. Six members and 4 visitors gathered at the home of Mrs. Cecil Hill for the meeting of the Dorcas Unit Wednesday af- ternoon. In the absence of the leader, Mrs. Walter Wright pre- sided and opened the meeting by reading a poem "Success" and prayer. Hymn 596 was sung. Mrs. Stanford Van Camp gave the worship, reading Matt. 5: 9-16, and a meditation on "How to make the New Year Happy". She offered prayer & read a poem "This is the Secret". Mrs. Walter Wright gave a wonderful Book review on the book "By the Sound of her Whitsle' 'and the first chapter of the Study Book."Into a Na-| tion". In the absence of the Secre- tary Mrs. Van Camp acted and read minutes, roll, etc. Mrs. Van Camp was -appointed vot- ing delegate at Presbyterial in Oshawa Feb. 15th and Mrs: Walter Wright alterpate. De- cided to withdraw Feb. meeting and try to attend Presbyterial. Mrs. Hill concented to lead unit until. June when we hope re- gular leader will be back. Mrs. Glenn Larmer to write re nam- es for Missionary for concern. 'Used Christmas cards are to be brought in. Closed with hymn "O Master! let me Walk with Thee" and ROVER CREW Centennial Project PLEASE KEEP THIS DATE IN MIND Saturday, March 18.1967 We are sponsoring The Northlandia Concert Band. : appearing at the Port Perry High School social chit chat. Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy was hostess for the Esther Unit on Wednesday evening. 10 mem- bers attended. Life of Sarah, wife of Abra- ham, was taken by Mrs. Glenn Larmer and Mrs. Arnold Tay- lor, after which Mrs. Taylor led groups in the study of the Life of Sarah, taken from the book "God Speaks to Women To-day" by Eugenia Price. Group decided to use this book as one for study this year. During the business period plans were made for this unit to serve a turkey dinner to the Toronto Camera Club at noon on January 28th. Mrs. Harold Martyn was ap- pointed voting delegate to An- nual Preésbyterial in North Minster, Oshawa, Feb. 15. Following closing exereises lunch and social time was en- joyed. Sympathy is extended Mrs. J. A. Johnston and famify on the death of Mr. Johnston Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Avery, Tillbury, and Mr. Neil Johnston Bossavain, Manitoba are spendidng a few days with their mother Mrs. Johnston. The Keith Johnstons returned to Belleville Thurs- day night after the funeral. The. annual Agricultural meeting was held in the Town- ship Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 18th, with a better attendance than usual. Retiring President, Walter Wright and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Kelly in their chairs. Amongst the business-it-was decided to purchase two Cen- tennial Books, one each for the: High and Public Schools. A very interesting and infor- mative film entitled, 'The American Elm for Bugs or Beauty" was shown. It was de- cided that the society sponsor 4-H Clubs and Field Crop Competitions again this year. Findings from the recent District meeting in Lindsay were brought by Messrs. Percy Van Camp, Victor Malcolm and Walter Wright. Reports from all departments were heard. Officers for 1967 are: President, Glenn Larmer 1st. Vice-President, Victor Malcolm 2nd Vive- President, Bill Ferguson and numerous direct- ors. Worship on the | Auditorium. So Ty Retiring president expressed thanks for the wonderful co- 0 'DEPARTMENT OF-AGRICU- LTURE- HEALTH-OF-ANIMALS- DIVISION..- "NOTICE - 1967 FEBRUARY 3rd-- FEBRUARY 4th-- FEBRUARY 6th-- FEBRUARY 7th-- FEBRUARY 8th-- FEBRUARY 9th-- » PLACE Blackstock Communify Hall Enniskillen Community Hall Newcastle Community Centre Bowmanville Fire Hall Bethany Township Hall Pontypool Orange Hall : Orono Town Hall Hampton Hall Canton Fire Hall 'Cavan Township Hall Newtonville Community Hall Port Hope Town Hall(Basement) TO ALL DOG and PET OWNERS Anti-Rabies Vaccination Clinics for all dogs and cats in the County of Durham will be held at the time and places below. This service is offered free of charge by the Canada Department of Agriculture, Health of Animals Branch and all owners are urged to present their dogs for vaccination. TIME 9.30 a.m, ry 12.00 noon 200 p.m. -- 5.00. p.m, 10.00 am. -- 12.00 noon 10.00 am. -- 6.00 p.m. 9.30 am. -- 12,00 noon 200 pm, -- 500 pm. 9.30 a.m. -- 12.00 noon 200 p.m. -- 500 p.m. 9.30 am. -- 12.00 noon 200 pm, -- 7.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. -- 12.00 noon 2.00 pm. -- 8.00 p.m, Clinics in Ontario County will be held on completion of Durham County. Times and places to be announced later. operation he received. The new president presided and asked for continued support. The annual congregational meeting of the United Church was held in the C. E. room on Friday night. Opened with a devotional period by Reverend Romeril. Reports were heard from all departments showing good in- "ferest and co-operation. Thanks were given to all the different leaders for their untiring eff orts. It was decided not to have a supper on Fair Day, but to have one later on and have a booth on the Fair Grounds. Harold Kyte moved that a ial board asking our minister to remain. Rev. Romeril expressed his appreciation for the splendid co-operation of officers and members of the church. Coffee and cookies served by the Esther Unit brought a very pleasant evening to a.close. Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers were Mrs. F. Howsam, Regina; Mr. and Mrs. Hilliary Kennedy, Uxbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers and Jim; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain and Don. This mild weather (as today Monday) and the several Mon- days and Tuesdays has not been favourable for the curlers at Blackstock. However Thursday the ice was great and a Jitney of six teams, each playing two games was held. First prize winners were: Keith VanCamp, skip; Harold McLaughlin, Barry Fisher and Don Swain. 2nd: Garratt Brinkman, skip, Harold Martyn, Jim Gray and Pat Porrell. Skating nights seem to have more favourable weather and -good crowds have participated: Wednesday nights from 80-100 and Saturday nights 150-166 have skated. Schools have had several skating periods. Satur- day a girls hockey team was organized. Sincere sympathy is extend- ed Mrs. Jim Stephenson (nee Marilyn Stinson) and relatives. | Mr. Stephenson--was- killed in: an accident 1% miles east of Blackstock Sunday evening. We also extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoftizer of Purple Hill whose barn and some stock was demolished by fire Sunday about noon. Ashburn The annual congregational meeting of Burn's Church will be held in the Sunday School room on Thursday, Jan. 26th at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton and | MES Walter Rogers of ~Brook: lin, were Tuesday dinner guests lof Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Kerry, Epsom. Mrs. Edgar Heron and Mrs. Ray Graham attended the an- nual meeting of Lindsay Pres- byterial W.M.S. held in St. .Andrew's Church, Lindsay on Wed., Jan. 18th. The January meeting of the | W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Russell Batten, Mrs. Ray Graham had charge of the study on the "Growth of the Church in the Maritimes". Plans were made for the World Day of Prayer service on Feb. 10th. Mrs. R. Batten was also host- ess for tHe Ladies Bible Class | meeting" on Jan. 11th at 8.15 p.m. Mrs. Eric Green, of Myrtle, was guest speaker and gave us a description of some of the Cathedrals in England. Miss Judith Batten favoured with a piano selection "The Bells of St. Mary". Rev. H: Buntain installed the following officers for 1967: President-- Mrs. Grant Parrott Vice-President-- Mrs. Russell Batten Secretary--Mrs. W. Davis Treasurer-- Mrs. W. Gardner Pianist--Mrs. N. Anderson recommendation be sent offic- SEAGRAVE NEWS It looks as if we will have to use a lot of words this week to stretch out a little bit of news. So far as we know, there are no meetings, accidents, illnesses, births, marriages or deaths to be reported, so we give top billing to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bruce. After several weeks of rum- our and counter-rumour, it has now become a fact that they have sold their farm to Mr. and Mrs. R, Virgin of Whitby, who with their family of two will take possession on April 1st. Where the Bruces will locate is still the big question, but it looks as if our community may lose another of its older fami- lies. That's the sad part of this moving about. From Port Perry this week- end came Miss Jill Dowson to be with her grandmother Mrs. Boe. These two spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe in Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake and boys and Mrs. Hall of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Moon a Clifford. Later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Wright of Cannington also paid the Moons a visit. On Friday evening Mr. & Mrs. | Belair visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank.Tobin in Port Perry. On Sunday morning we were glad to see again: Mrs. A. Short home for the week-end from Port Perry, Mrs. Tait who has been away for a long holiday, and Mrs. McNeil who has been at home entertaining the flu bug for weeks. Mr. Bill Barr made his first appearance as S. S. Supt. this week. As a program number four members of the little girl's class presented a flannel-graph of the story "Paul and his ne- phew". They were -- Janet Abraham, Arlinne Watts, Cathy Carr and Nangy Espie. Attendance was 84 and there were no birthdays celebrated. Manchester News Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnston and Diane of Welland were with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Johnston on the week-end. Mrs. Grant Christie has been visiting her sister Mrs. Bigg and Mr. Bigg in London. Mr. and Mrs. I. 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(Seal) ONTARIO The Ontario Municipal Board IN THE MATTER OF Section 30 of The Planning Act and IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Corporation of the Village of Port Perry for approval of its Restricted Area By-Law 1424 passed the 14th day of September, 1965, as amended by By-law 1436 of 1966 passed the 7th day Appointment For Hearing THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday, the 13th day of February, 1967, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Council Chambers, in the Village of Port Perry, for the "hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing DATED at Toronto this 19th day of January, 1967. R. SCOTT, ACTING SECRETARY