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Ei JE RSH ad A al rails os RAIA 4 Friern i iy S01) By Mrs. A. Catton The inaugural meeting of the Council of the Corp. of the Township of Reach was held in the Township office _ at Manchester on Modday, January 8th at 11 a.m, Members present were the 'Reeve, Edward Oyler, depu- ty-reeve, Chester Geer and councillors, Mrs. Lucille Gray Allan Bertrand and Arthur - Catton, and special guest, Rev. Wm. Black of Port Perry. The members of council subscribed to their oath of office in unison. The clerk congratulated the council on their election and acclamat- fon to their offices. The Reeve. then took over the meeting, and requested Rev. Black to conduct the de- votional service. Mr. Black read a suitable passage of Scripture and addressed the] _iness at 1,15 p.m. council on the importance of their offices and the differ: ent talents that each might have, stressing the value of time, time to listen, .time to be patient, time for under standing .and in giving time to the misunderstandings of others a better feeling of goodwill might be establish. ed, Mr. Black advised against the trend of letting govern. ment getting to far away from the local aeons and becoming too big to be real ly effective for the best in. terests" of all. Mr, Black closed with a short praver, Deputv-reeve Geer thank ed Mr. Black for his coming to the inaugural meeting and the {ine message given, The reeve addressed the council and reviewed some of his experiences in council suggesting that council work is a challeanoe and ana that had rich awards in satisfact- fon for services given gnd he hoped that each couhecillor would work in the best in. terest of the Township. The minutes. of the last meetings of 1967 were pre. sented and accepted. The meeting adiourned un. til 1 p.m. The members and guests then met at the Wett. eral Restaurant for: lunch. The council resumed bus. The delegations meeting with council were Mr. Glenn Stewart op behalf of the | roadmen and Mr. Frank Gibson. A motion was made that the clerk send in the $15.00 to the Good Roads Assoc. and any member of council may attend on Feb. 26, 27 and 28th. The clerk and road supt. be allowed to attend GIGA TIC] and book a room at the Roval York Hotel, The folowing were app ointed to various boards: High School Area 'Board, Mr. Allan Crosier, 2 years; Conservation Area Board, Mr. Allan Bertrand, 2 years Fire Committee, Mrs. Luc ille Gray and" Mr. Arthur Catton, 2 years; Cottage Hos- pital, Uxbridge, Mr. Douglas Hart, 2 years; Port pony Hospital, Mr. Les Taylor, -2 years; Warble Fly, Mr. Chet Geer, 2 years. Mr. Frank Gibson, Prince Albert was appointed Dog control, school attendance and by-law enforcement off. fcer, as well as trench and building inspector. Leave was then granted tos introduce the several by-laws for the current year. '| deputy-reeve Geer in the The council then went into a committee of the whole to hear, the Road Report, with chair. Road Supt. Stevens presented the road report and vaucher no. 1. Road bus iness was discussed. Mr. Mor- ley. Bruce interviewed the council regarding the grav. elling of his road. It was moved that the petition for the Statuary Grants under the provisions of the High- way Improvement Act be made and that the clerk and rosd <unt. make out the re- quired declaration to be for- warded to the Department of Highways. The road supt. was asked to have a survey put on several stretches of roads in the township for further discussion. The meeting adjourned. We did not get the news in because of poor weather and roads one week ago. The sympathy of the com- munity is condo the Hubbard family in the pass- ing of Mr. Ben Hubbard of Bowmanville who formerly lived here in the village. He worked for the C.P.R. before retirement, also helped farm- ers in threshing time, a good workman who would do an extra good day's work and his charges would be no more than normal. A good friend and a good gardner. The writer attended his fun- eral in Bowmanville a little m~re than two weeks ago. Many flowers had been sent to his fiineral. We are pleased Mrs. W. Bryan has heen able to ro- turn to her own home after spending some time in Port Perry Hospital, we all wish BURKETON NEWS |-fawn-- covered easy-chair,- 'a bride and groom was called to the platform by Mrs. C. Avery who very ably aéted Master of Ceremony. Here he read an address which made reference to the many friends Fred had in thg - Community also wel- 'comed the bride to the Com- munity. +Some. mav have waited manv vears for this long. de- layed event which came as a surprise to most of us when the Bride arrived from Mon- treal onlv.a few days before -the wedding. Mr. Fred Griffin made the presentation from the Com- munity¥® which included a rocking chair and two smaller gifts wrapped together with] an envelope containing a some of money. When the Groom was cal- "PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, January 25, 1968 -- 7 Prince Albert News Continyed The chairman expressed appreciation to those who shared jn the program and who as$isted in various ways. Finally all sang "Happy Bir- thday" "to the ° chairman, Frank Gibson at the request of Les Beacock. . At this time a liberal lun- ch was served to all. After which a few rounds of danc- ing was enjoyed. Hope to see you all again soon. Mr. A. Robertson accom panied Mr. and Mrs. G. Hun- ter to Peterboro on Monday where they attended the fun- eral of Mr. Robertson's aunt the late Mrs. Elizabeth Gray: stock. Mrs. M. Holtby of Man- chester has been at the Har- old Holtby home for over a week. {i Mesdames Newnham, Snel grove and T. Hodgins attend- ed the executive meeting for UCW. at Ebenezer church on Monday. " Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hun- ter attended the Missionary Night in. Port Perry United Church when Miss G. Ham- ilton, R.N. of India was the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ashton of Ashburn were Sunday supp- er company with their friend Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith, Mr. Murray Luke, Stoney Creek visited his mother Mrs. C. V. Luke. : Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Moore of Oshawa were Sunday com- pany with Mr. and Mrs. H. Holtby and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock enjoyed being Sunday even- ing dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Lake and children, Oakwood.' were with Mrs. S. Rodman and other friends in Oshawa for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. James Doupe spent a few days with relat- ives in Brockville and dist- rict. Mr. Bruce Martyn of Toron- to was with his father W. E. Martyn. Sunday company with Mr. | and Mrs. N. Wilson and son were their family, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson and aunt, Mrs. M. Rodd all of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. N. Jackson - and baby, Brooklin. ~ Mrs. Colin Cameron is. spending a few days with her mother who has been hospitalized. IS a Ad No. 1 This TEST AD Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham 4 in Beaverton | her good health and Good Tuck for the coming year. In the next issues of the Port Perry Star we will show several extremely low-priced items to 'led upon for a speech he {3aid, he was no speech maker he only time he ever rem- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabb were ~ married ~ on. the last Saturday of the old year. "Two weeks ago about 50 friends and neighbours called at their home taking them for a speech in his life was 49 years ago when he re- turned from Active Service with the Ganadian Forces Overseas - at which time he test our advertising response. Item No. 1 Bie Save $15 Ga ; re y) completely by surprise for a| _asked to bé excused. To-night On all-wool youted high * RU © ple Ee & chiveree. : he said he was going to try quality suits. : D GHTER 4 Last Saturday evening the to make a speech which he Choose from 4d large selection. i Y 4 Communit a at En. "did very fittingly. Thanked|| of 2 and 3 button stylings. We PROVEN ~& niskillen ME Hall ini the Community for the gifts || have 'solids,. checks and stripes : 4 their Honour to enjoy the | Md invited them to come to [| in a variety of rich-looking § DAIRY SIRES 4 vening with a Dance The his home. The Bride also || colors. ope : 4 Bening ' thanked the Community for All these suits are made by Rated for ability 4 Proven making the evening a suc-|| a wellknown and up-to-date to transmit 4 For Bee cess and the Gifts they had [| men's clothing manufacturer 2 * Milk hoduiiion of CERTIFIED : Sodio ,#' MEAT SIRES " * Test SL Steer sons tested for gaining ability and cutout CENTRAL ONTARIO PORT PERRY CATTLE BREEDING. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY || Te ASSOCIATION ides | : : "to be held in Calling hours weekdays till 9:30 A.M. For Sunday service in most areas phone Saturday 6-8 P.M. REACH "TOWNSHIP. HALL |. Co.cBa [TUESDAY JAN. 30; 1968 | e, Check The Label On Your Paper ~~ who has been making suits for the last 50 years. This experi- ence and our knowledge: of ma- terials and stylings guarantees customer satisfaction. Our main aim is business. , We carry regulars, shorts and 'talls up to size 46. Come in pick your suit from the rack. and we will allow you a, Ais: count of $15.00 : ; received. A very plentiful lunch and dancing was enjoyed. ANNUAL MEETING of the C.0.C.B.A, Regular price range * $69.95 - 77.95 less $15 now $54.95 - 62.95 « 67.95 - 72.95 SALE ENDS FEB. fst 82.95 . 87.95 ------ ! "| You Can Call The C.0.C.B.A. Office Nearest ls pa. HOM AN'S DEPT STORE - 3% -e "You Toll' Free PR gat . Ch eck' Your Local Directory 8 ON HONEY, P a F. LAMB, Sec'y » . tf For Zenith Numbers, or Phone Collect. : a3 BROCK ST. W. UXBRIDGE » gro y : ¥ ----