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stadia nbanidasatndamlasumssaroumstsiaioas une rao ing . tbs asmihaidsin pment ns ARAdGE shi adr id vid usin il sities County dpproves widening of Rd. 23 PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday. N Nov. 3 1972 - 3 --e. County. council last week approved a bylaw to acquire by expropriation land which is required for the widening, reconstruction ,and impro- ving of County ®*Road 23 (Reach-Uxbridge Townline). In the June 27th report of the roads and bridges com- mittee, council members approved the commence- ment of expropriation pre- bylaw will cover all of the unsettled properties throu- ghout the eight mile stretch of this section-of the road. With the passing of the bylaw, the report said notice of possession will be served to land owners and the actual date of possession is at least three months from the time notice is served. The report said a hearing related to drainage rather than to the proposed widen- ing, present at the hearing, said the committee's report and the drainage systéth was explained to his satisfaction. The county will build a twolane paved highway to connect in the north with "road 23 which goes up to the Beaverton area. In the south the new road will join up with a five-mile part of this road already under construction. The report said it is proposed - in the future to have road 23 run north from the' Maddonald-Cartier Freeway up to the Beaverton and Lake Simcoe area. At present, the area from the freeway to Hwy. 7 is unopen- ed. ll WHERE GOOD FOOD 1s ON THE MENU EVERYDAY @& ® Wa | Now that the municipal il elections are just around was held October 15 to determine if the expropria- tion of land was '"'fair, sound and reasonably necéssary.' One land owner, whose concern of expropriation ' ceedings on County Road 23 j from the Pickering-Ux- ! bridge Tonwline northerly to y Highway 47. A report from the comm- itee noted the expropriation 1c Next dances on December 9th, ~~ Churchof Christ in Canada sb suggested as churchname { New Years Eve Tickets of Union will then be sent to NOW AVAILABLE the membership of the three churches for final approval. the corner, may we suggest Emiels Place to meet and eat. {7 For fast service may we suggest our | Lie Daily Luncheon Special DINNER SPECIALS priced from $1.40 to $2.10 7 SMALL STEAKS priced from $2.25 to $2.75 Homemade soup and desert included as HALIBUT IS THE ONLY FISH WE USE FOR £3 CLUB ANNRENE There will be no Dance SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd OUR FISH and CHIPS Phone 985-2066 COLD WEATHER GIFTS Snow. Sleet. Biting winds get cut to size in our bad weather minimizers -- outerwear for the guys. > They're a terrific group of chill-chasers. Casual, 2 dressy styles. 1 Last April the three religi- ' ous denominations planning a union, thought they had I come up with a name for the i ¢ new church. But their minds { have been changed by re- 1 action from the grass roots. At the tenth meeting of the General 'Commission on 1 Church Union, representing the Anglican, United, and Christian (Disciples of Christ) Churches, Church of Canada was chosen as the I name to be recommended to the paticipating denomin- ations. As a result of criticial comments from members of . the three churches, the Rh General Commission at its eleventh meeting last week in Port Credit, Ontario, decided to recommend a change in name to Church of Christ in Canada. Actually, Church of Christ in Canada was one of the y names considered at the earlier meeting but it was ¢ passed up at that time in favour of Church of Canada - ~ = Men's Craft / { WINTER COATS === \ $29.95 to $49.95 ARERR ARR NAAN NN SSRN SSNS NNN SSNS SANS ! | Boy's Utex iif 2 = COATS ix $22.50 - $25.00 / % / / / / 4 4 / % 4 / 4 / 4 / / / / % y % 9 1 % /! % 1 1 1 % /! y y / % / / / / / / % 4 % (without the article the). / According to the two % Executive Commissioners of the General Commission, / Canon Ralph R. Latimer and # Rev. Robert B. Craig, ¥ Church of Christ in Canada i" "doesn't have a territorial ¥ designation." They point out 7 that it is an ecumenical ¥% name and has been used by / ¢ union churches in other 7 countries. / / 4 1 ¥% % % % 4 1 7 4 4 / ¥% % 4 / 4 1 % / 7 / / % / 4 7 / / / 4 4 4 4 4 / / 4 7 4 1 / 4 4 / 4 / 4 4 4 4 7 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7 4 4 4 7 7 4 4 4 7 Men's Tip Top CO-ORDINATES = BRB IN [JACKET & SLACKS a $79.95 TE ig The meeting in Port Credit November 13 - 16, took into { account the comments from } church members and the news media since February, € 1971-when the Plan of Union - First Draft, had been sub- mitted. The document has now been referred to a revision committee and will be submitted for interim approval by the executive of the General Commission and then, hopefully, to the execu- tive committees of the three churches at a joint meeting in February, 1973. 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