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J The Candace unit met in ® the Vestry Tuesday morning t" April 9th with 11 ladies and v4 wo children attending. Mrs. jy Mahaffy opened the meeting 4 with a poem and all repeat- %,ang the Lord's Prayer. % + Mrs, Harold Kyte led the % Worship from the theme 'i "God is not Dead". The #"# hymn was "Let us with a "3 'Gladsome Mind". "4 © During the business period ¢, discussions were held .re a Y.§ Cooking School, also a trip, "#2 the workshops at Brooklin May 1, Orono, May 2 and hawa, April 20th were an-| pounced. Mrs. Ralph Larmer ave a very fine paper on \ "The Canadian Indian". Prize winners at the Insti- tute euchre Tuesday night 'were: 'high lady--Mrs. Chas. Smith; High gent--Mr. Neil :§ Bailey; Low lady -- Mrs. W. 4 Archer; Low gent--Mr. Chas. RL Smith; Lucky cup -- Mrs. walking Milton Hisheis Next party to be held Tuesday, April 23rd. Six Brownies -- 3 from Blackstock and 3 from Cae- sarea, namely: Patti Gettins; Cindy Van Camp; Nancy Wy- gerde; Terry Freer; Linda Scott and Donna Jackson: in a- flying and ceremony into Monday = evening partook Guides April 8th. At the Good Friday ser- vice in the United Church that evening, the men of the choir sang 'Were you There?' Rev. P. Romeril spoke on "God's Invitation". Are we accepting; rejecting or ig- noring this invitation? Sunday morning the choir rendered two fine Anthems --"Hallelujah Sing to Jesus" and "He Lives Again". Rev. Romeril gave an impressive sermon on "The Invisible & the Real". Maundy Thursday service NOTICE! TOWNSHIP OF REACH onTanio ~ THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD IN THE MATTER OF Section 2(1) of "The Municipal Corporations Quieting Orders Act (R.S.O. 1960, c. 251) and _ Sections 6(1) and 11 of The Territorial ~ Division Act (R.S.0. 1960, c. 395) and -- IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Corporation of the Township > of Reach for a quieting order to establish its legal existence, corporate status and proper area and boundaries =~ and IN. THE MATTER OF By-law 2102 of the 'applicant corporation was held in St. John's Church . Thursday evening, and a real good congregation attended. Rev. R. C. Rose spoke on "The First Com- munion and the Communion was administered in the name of the church as much, like that Supper with the Disciples as possible. Sunday morning Rev. Rose delivered a fine Easter ser- mon and Communion was ad- ministered. Seventeen ladies and three gentlemen have enjoyed the short course- in Upholstery which has been held in the "High School since January-- finishing Tuesday night. Mr. George Leéal, Port Perry was the instructor. On Fri- day night, April 19th there is to be a showing of their finished products -when we may all have the opportunity of viewing them. This course is sponsored by the Department of Education. We hear several are hoping there will be another simi- lar course 'next winter. A meeting of the Cart- wright Progressive Conser- vative Organization was held | in the Township Hall on Thursday, April 11th. An election of officers was |: sell, trade or swap parts to keep their ancient vehicles on the road. This was the first of its kind in this area and was considered very suc- cessful. It was a beautiful day and many brought their antique cars out of winter storage and drove out to 'Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. George Pegg have moved from Markham into the home they' purchas- ed from Mr. Bruce Mountjoy last fall. ; A good number of Fergus- on relatives visited at the Northcott ~ Elliott funeral home or attended the fun- eral Thursday of the late Mr. Jim Hannah of Hampton. Miss Lynda Kyte is spend- ing a week's holiday at home. 'She "returns to College in Guelph again next week, when another semester com- mences. Miss Janice Byers has fin- ished her second year at Guelph. Mrs. Roy Avery and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howe, Till- bury spent: the "week-end with Mrs. J. A. Johnston. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc- Shane, Kingston, spent the week-end with the Bruce Mountjoys. Mr. and Mrs. David Rom- eril and boys, Wawa were week-end guests and Rev. & Mrs. John Romeril and fam- ily, Caqurtice were Monday guests of Rev. and Mrs. Philip Romeril and Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Fer- guson and family, Toronto called on the Lloyd Wrights also on his brother Roy Fer- guson in Oshawa Hospital, Friday. Glad to report Mr. Roy Ferguson got home from hos- pital Saturday but has to re- turn for dressings on his 'hand. Miss Beverley Barr, Bow- manville, spent the week-end and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barr; and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fer- guson, Hamilton were Sun- day guests of the Gordon and Bob Strongs.' Mrs. A. E. McDougald,; St. Mary's "is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lar- mer visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yellowlees and fam. ily, Solina, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rut- ledge, Bancroft were week- énd guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Fer- guson, 'Don Mills, Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Ferguson, Tor- onto, and Mrs. Cecil Hill were Sunday supper guests of Mr, and Mrs, Bill Fergu- son and hoys and Mr. Roy Fergusn. Sunday. guests of the Roy McLaughlins were: Mrs. Edith Murphy, Tyrone; Mr. and Mrs. John Hancock, Osh- awa; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mur- phy and Mr. Fred Purdy, Bowmanville. Miss Debbie McLaughlin spent the week-end with her grand mother Mrs. Edith Murphy in Tyrone. Mr.-and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family were Sunday (Continued on Page 13) ID held with the following | re- |: = sults. Pres.--Wm. Ferguson 1st Vice--Roy McLaughlin 2nd Vice--H, Swain Sec'y-Treas.--Ernest Swain Mr. L. Lowry spoke to the |: meeting explaining the change in the polling sub- divisions as made by the Federal Gov't. ~ Mr. Garnet Rickard Pres. of the Northumberland Dur- ham. Federal Association spoke on-the- organization bY . the new riding. The guest Alex Carruthers, M.P.P. for Durham gave a very interest- -ing-talk-on--past-government | -- legislation and. new legisla- tion presently before the House. speaker Mr.| Smooth, matte flat fii nish oe iy . Mr. Carruthers expressed Jd W. SHUB, QC. Vice Chairman UIE Wiad Gor Toner Co resists soil . . . cleans easily IR -- and -- dian Unity and a stronger %i4 W.H. J. THOMPSON, Q.C., Member Jemocrsy. it Je Tope. 10 ] NEW! GLIDDEN vl we maintain a healthy economic SPRED SATIN® LATEX WALL FAINT 5 i Thursday, the 14th day of March, 1968 structure. Match ial to your ng The Antique Automobile 3d Satin vals Jet | Now available . . . an im 3 4 THIS APPLICATION having come on for hearing on the | Club under the direction of venience of enamel at ES us 13th day of March, 1968, at the Village of Port Perry, | Bruce Mountjoy played host soil points, kitchen, bath. | better! it soils less, cleans - 8 to all the other Ontario Clubs at an Antique car and parts Flea Market, held in the Recreation Centre . on Saturday, April 13th. This is where the old car Buffs INVEST NOW 7 for Terms of 3 or 4 years VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments i before W. Greenwood, Member of the Board duly au- i} thorized by the Chairman of the Board pursuant to Sec- i tion 15 of The Ontario Muricipal Board Act, and it i appearing that notice of the said hearing had been given A%% in accordance with the directions of the Board, and the said Member having considered the evidence adduced { at such hearing and the material filed. i 1. THE BOARD DECLARES that the Corporation of the ownship of Reach had had such legal existence and g corporate status as a township municipality as of the 1st iday of January, i850, and does order the same accordingly. #2. AND THE BOARD ORDERS that the proper area and fiboundaries. of the Corporation of the Township of "Reach, in the County of Ontario, be and the same are ifhereby established as set forth in Schedule "A" attached ito and forming part' of this order. AND THE BOARD FURTHER ORDERS that in addi- on to the other requirements of Section 6 of The Muni- i foipal Corporations Quieting Orders Act, (R.S.0. 1960, @iiChapter 251); the applicant shall causg a notice to be published in a newspaper having genéral circulation in newspaper having general circulation in the Township f Reach, County of Ontario, giving notice. that this brder under The Municipal Corporations Quieting Orders Act (R.S.0. 1960, Chapter 251), has been issued by this @3o0ard defining the area and boundaries of the Township Bf Reach, County of :Ontario, and the date of incorpora- on, and that a copy of such order may be inspected at @he office of the Township Clerk. : $a easier, Spatiers less, has reat hiding power! Easy pot-wash--the colors stay $102 CL fresh! =---- DRIP LESS f LATEX WALL PAINT § was $5595 Now sda5 Economy-priced; lets you put bright Gal new look on walls frequently. Now available in white and colors. 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