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rt BE Co JERE JRE ik ar, a Mas TT SPU avon -- ---- --_... RL a nf Dog control costly in Reach Township - Reach Township council approved payment of $350 for one months enforcement of dog control regulations, at include Soup & Desert KAYSER PANTY HOSE 99° - Council agreed that cost is far too high. If the WHERE. GOOD FOOD IS ON THE MENU EVERYDAY and you can enjoy it in " AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Dinner Special choice of 4 | $1.40 -- $2.75 | Daily Luncheon 90c We still sell Halibut Fish & Chips Cold Plate Special $1.70 (Ham, Beef, Chickenor Turkey) Take-out Service on all meals - "Hot or Cold" JACKETS WINTER COATS public knew, some council- lors opined, how much we are spending to control dogs maybe people would take more responsibility them- selves. From now on owners of dogs picked up in the township will have to pay half the cost of the dog catchers fee (about $15.) in order to get the pet back, council decreed. The fee was tacked on at the insistence of Deputy- Reeve Armour McMillan who pointed out that council could sit and pass all the motions and by-laws it wanted about dogs, but until there was some penalty for violations it was just a waste of time. "Innocent people are paying taxes to care for other people's dogs, "the deputy-Reeve complained. "Dog owners should not expect taxpayers who don't have dogs to keep paying for them," he said. If the dog catcher gets your pet in Reach you have three days to pay your fee and reclaim your animal WHITE COTTON 45" width S100 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 7,1973 - 3 Blackstock News Winners = at the weekly card party this week sponsored by the W.I. were Ladies" High - Anne Manns, Second - Freda Gibson, Low Margaret Watson. Men's High Osmond Wright, Sec- ond John Weaver, Low Charles Smith. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Hamilton visited Mrs. Alma Fowler on Sunday as well as Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford, Seagrave. Mrs. Annie Fowler, Courtice was a Thursday guest of Mrs. Alma Fowler. Julie Bryant entertained a number of little friends on Wednesday afternoon to celebrate her sixth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samells have returned home from an enjoyable four week's holiday in Florida. They were accompanied on their holiday by Mr. and Mrs. George Samells of Port Perry. : Mr. and Mrs. Don Swain and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swain left on Sunday morning for a holiday in Hawaii. Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Roy Taylor and Mr. Harry McLaughlin on the recent passing of their mother Mrs. Jos. Forder. Rev. and "Mrs. Philip Romeril returned this week from their visit in Jamaica. Next they are scheduled to travel to the West to visit their daughter, Mary Rom- eril in British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp in Peterborough celebrating Mr. Toms birth- day which is coming up this week. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Burney Hooey and Roy, Solina were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. M. Argue and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge and family. On Tuesday, February 27, the Blackstock Curling Club held its annual Bonspiel. The ice was keen and in excellent condition, competition was high and fellowship was of the best. To add to the fun of the event, two ladies' teams were entered. All the Men's teams thought it would be nice if the gals won a game or two, but certainly hoped it _ wouldn't be at their own expense. While several Sports Minded SHIRTS long sleeve MEN'S "RUBBER BOOTS games were close, only one team toppled to Women's Lib. Already the gals are planning for next year. Club President Richard VanCamp presented the Bonspiel Tro- phy to the winning rink of Glenn Larmer, with Bob Fletcher, Tom Dean and Jim Jamieson as team members. Second place went to the entry of Ralph Larmer who had Roy McLaughlin Harold Martyn and Cameron Porter as his rink. An indication of the keen competition, the High School entry was tied in points with Ralph Larmer until scores were considered. The High School Team was made up of David Larmer, skip, Lloyd Jamieson, Floyd Asselstine and Paul Mount- joy. It was a great day for the larmers! The next two teams were also tied but when the tie was broken, fourth place went to the Floyd Argue's rink with Neil Werry, Jim Grieve and Roy Werry. Fifth place winner was Dalton Dorrell, Harold McLaughlin, Ernie Swain and Herb Swain. These presentations con- Continued: on page 5 A er rr AA WINDOW SHADES 36" plastic '2.29-%2.98 CUSHION FLOOR FLOOR COVERING 3.50 sq. yd. NYLON PILE RUGS | Rubber Back 79.95 A.W. BROCK (D203: 934 WY § D3 ACH N 0) 29D 1