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SE ey 5 3 NT pA PA Er aN a Raa Sen I < 2--PORT PERRY STAR--Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1974 News On Sunday evening a fine audience enjoyed a wonder- ful Evening of Music provid- ed by the Concordia Pops Orchestra from the Durham Region. The programme consisted of a wide variety of musical numbers from var- ious Broadway musicals and other music familar to the audience even the little folk were favoured with a num- ber known to them the theme song of Sesame Street. Mrs. Joan Kosh thrilled the audience with several num- from bers on her Alpine Zither, an instrument unknown (o most of us. The appreciation of the audience for the most enjoyable evening of culture was demonstrated by a- standing ovation. How many standing ovations have taken place in Blackstock? } On Monday morning an impressive Remembrance Day Service was held in recreation Centre. Rev. R. Rose conducted the service which opened with O Canada, Call to Worship and Blackstock and district Prayer of Invocation. The hymn '0 God our Help in Ages Past' was sund. Mr. Allan Lawrence, MP. was present and brought greetings from the Federal Government, Mr. Alex Car- ruthers, M.P.P., brought greetings from the Provinc- ial Government and Mr. Lawrence Malcolm, Reeve of Scugog looking resplend- ent in his new Chain of Office also spoke to the assembly. Rev. R. Rose continued with Scripture Reading and addressed the Youth Groups especially talking about the Roman Soldier, a description of his colourful uniform, his method of battle procedure and the importance of discip- line in his life and well as in our lives today. At this point the colour groups, the wreath-bearers, youth groups, the reeve's party and distinguished guests and the public parad- ed to the Cenotaph where Reeve Malcolm read the Honour Roll. Mr. Carruthers Environment Ontario goes local. METRO TORONTO PETERBOROUGH NORTHUMBERLAND one end to another. ~ Government has. come to you. keep a closer individ In a province the size of ours, it can take two days just to drive from It's that big, it's that spread out. And looking after the environment for such a vast area is one of the most complex tasks that the Ontario For years, we've been working from Toronto, working at long dis- tances from many of you. : That's all changed now. The Min- istry of the Environment has Environmental matters are now being looked after in six Regional Offices through- out the province. There are - also 23 district offices to help on environ- mental services- air, land and water. Each region has a Director, someone whose only job is to care for the environmental needs -of that specifi¢ "piece" of Ontario. The Regional Office for Central Ontario, which encompasses The New Ontario Ministry of the Environment Ba.\ Sle a by x>__-- AY 3, Ad 6 new regional offices to serve al communities better. and Toronto. Paul Cockburn is a professional engineer who has had many years experience working in environmental "management. He's familiariz- ing himself with the envi- > fonmental needs of the { NN Central Region-as lz hdr A oF oo a OT 7 ( pv, i Te LL. callin --4 Pir like ce. Metropolitan Toronto, the Regional Municipalities of Halton, Peel, York, Durham, Muskoka, and the Counties of Simcoe, Northumberland, Peter- borough, Victoria and Haliburton, is in Don Mills. The Director in charge is Mr. P.G. Cockburn. District offices are already established in Barrie, Gravenhurst, Peterborough, Oakville + part of Ontario's new policy to =. place environ- mental control closer to the Minister. Regional office: District offices. 7) The Hon. William G. Newman 150 Ferrand Drive Barrie, Gravenhurst, Deputy Minister. Don Mills, Ontario Peterborough, Ontario Everett Biggs Tel. (416) 424-3000 Oakville, Toronto laid the Province of Ontario wreath and Mrs. Jean Bolan the Snowbird Wreath. Two minutes of silence were observed after which The Queen was sung. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. a.d Mrs.: Charles Gay, »-owmanville. Tuesday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graham, Mrs. Tom Feltis, Cheryl, Peter and Randy, Mrs. Barry Jones and Patrick, all of Dal- rymple, Mrs. Jim Graham and Heather, Mrs. Reg Boundey all of Port Perry. On Saturday evening, the ladies of the O.N.O. enter- tained their husbands to an enjoyable evening at the Kawartha Downs Racetrack for dinner and an evening of races afterward. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ruther- ford and family were their grandmother, Mrs. Alma Fowler and their friend Bob Witzel of London. Mr..and Mrs. John Morris and Jason of London were weekend guests of Mr. Gordon Paisley, Craig and Cathy. Mrs. Erica Kiezebrink took her Senior Band of the Cartwright Central Public School to the Bethany Ang- lican Church where they played as part of morning Worship Service. After the service they enjoyed lunch at the Church. On Thursday evening, the A.C.W. and the evening Unit of the U.C.W. held a combin- ed meeting at the Parish Hall. Elaine Bailey wel- comed all present after which Catherine Corden andy a group of the A.C.W. mem- bers conducted a worship service. Mrs. Linda Mc Laughlin demonstrated 'several recipes of Gourmet Cooking in her delightful manner. Such "interesting recipes as Pumpkin Parfait, Grasshopper Pie and Baked Alaska as well as several others.were capably demon- strated and then later samp- led as the delicious lunch, to conclude a fine evening of fellowship. 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