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gf WR SE NOTICE .d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Municipal Council of the Town- ship of Reach at its meeting to be held on Tuesday, the 2nd day of July, 1957 PROPOSE TO PASS A BY-LAW, BY-LAW NO. Of the Corporation of the Township of Reach WHEREAS the 'Council of the Corpofation of the Township-of Reach did on the 16th day of November, 1867, passed By-Law Number 430 of the said Township opening up and establishing as a public Highway a Road in Lot 1, in the second Concession of the said Township, the description of which is as follows: -- a "COMMENCING on the west limit of Lot No. 1 in the Second Con- céssion at the distance of 16 Chains 95 Links from the south-west angle thereof, then north 79 degrees 30 minutes east 9 chains 70 links on the property of Mr, Green, then south 69 degrees 30 minutes east on the property of Mr. Pile, 9 chains 79 links then south 78 degrees east 8 chains 29 links to an oak tree then south 59 degrees east 9 chains 05 links to a pine tree then south 48 degrees east, 3 chains 90 links more or less to the front of the Concession, the road to be three rods wide and the line as above described forming the southern limit thereof". WHEREAS pursuant to Section 469, 1B, of the Municipal Act, Chapter 243, R.S.0., 19560, Application has been made to the Council to alter the said By-Law as set out in By-Law 430. BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED .by the Corporation ofthe Township of Reach that from and after the passing of this By-Law the road--ds des- cribed in By-Law 430 as set out be altered and the Lond to be described as follows: -- "ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and pre- mises situate, lying and being in the Township of Reach and County of Ontario and being composed of part of Lot 1 in the 2nd Concession of the said Township which said parcel is more particularly described as follows: ? PREMISING that the bearing of the west limit of the said Lot is N 17° 19' 10" W and relating all bearings used herein thereto; COMMENCING at a point in the west limit of the said Lot distant northerly therein 1,110.44 feet from the south-west angle of the said Lot 1; THENCE N 74° 01' E 622.40 feet; THENCE S 74° 16' 10" E 580.29 feet; THENCE 8 77° 41' 10" E 356.09 feet; THENCE S 66° 42' 40" E 543.83 feet; THENCE 8S 78° 45' 20" E to a point in the east limit of the said Lot 1, a distance of 242.85 feet; ; " THENCE N 17° 59° W along said east-limit of Lot 1, a distance of 76.44 feet; THENCE N 78° 45' 20" W '196.97 feet; THENCE N 66° 42' 40" W 543.567 feet; THENCE N 177° 41' 10" W 365.01 feet; THENCE N 74° 16' 10" W 585.46 feet; THENCE S 74° 01' W to a point in the west limit of the said lot 1, a distance of 656.70 feet; ' THENCE S 17° 19' 10" E along said west limit of Lot 1 a distance of 57.67 feet to the Point of Commencement. AND the road hereinbefore latterly described shall be and the same is hereby established and confirmed as a public road or highway. BY-LAW read a first time ° BY-LAW read a second time BY-LAW read a third time and passed. This By-law is being passed so that the latter description will replace the former description as set out in by-law No. 430 passed on the 16th day of November, 1867, the latter description being the description of the road as it now exists, June 20, 1957. @ or deind of 2a : » S81 In : 3 ' a pda ASV ane Lb ageing read. Decided to donate a pair of tatting trimmed pillow cases to Port Perry Hospital for their penny draw. Decided to hold surprise téas from now until next meeting, Murs, Romeril gave a very interesting talk on "Jamaica and some of its Religious Work", After the closing exercises lunch was served by the group and the hostess. The Brownies are extra busy these times. Last Monday night, May 27, Linda Kyte, Nancy Staniland, Verna Harris. Donna McLaughlin; Sylvia Lawrence, received their Golden Bar. Tonight (Monday) eight move expect to receive their bars. Their sale of BLACKSTOCK The W.A, of the United Church met at the home of Mrs, Percy VanCamp on Tuesday evening. After the usual opening, Mrs, John McKee one of our older members recited the first Scrip- ture passage she learned in Sunday School as a child--John 1:1-12, gave a talk on it and led in prayer. The roll call was not too well answered by handing in something I have for the bazaar. Next month roll call to be an article of "My Hobby" to be sold at the meeting. Anyone not donating to pay a fine. 14 notes of appreciation for cards and fruits were Monster AUCTION RUMMAGE and HOME BAKING SALE PORT PERRY ARENA SAT., JUNE 15th at 1.30 p.m. If you have worthwhile articles to be picked up, kindly contact any Port Perry Merchant or Phone 38W, 332 or 333. THE ARENA WILL BE OPEN BETWEEN 7 and 8.30 p.m. COMMENCING JUNE 11th, FOR THOSE WHO CARE TO DELIVER ARTICLES THEMSELVES. THE ARENA IS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT, SO PLEASE SUPPORT IT BY DONATING and ATTENDING. Proceeds fo Reduce the Deficit on Arena. RE et ll hh, tr AM ~The right man in the right job LOUIS ST. LAURENT sees for Canada's future an exciting adventure of national development . . . to provide here in this rich land a more abundant life for all our people. Under his leadership, our population has in- creased over 25 per cent . . . a million new homes have been built. . . our standard of living is higher «+.and national developments underway will bring great benefits to every part of our land. Above all, Louis St. Laurent knows and understands the needs of our people. The Govern ment he leads has provided greater social pro- tection to the Canadian people . . . social security benefits have been increased... federal legis. lation for a nation-wide system of hospital insur- ance has been proclaimed. ' Canada's progress shows that Louis St, Laurent is the right man in the right job. Vote for your Liberal candidate and keep Louis St. Laurent at work helping to create a better life for: all Canadians. Insacted by NATIONAL LIBERAL FEDERATION . ] HLITRNA SE LE AO ST TS BE cookies on Saturday was considered most successful, They sold 19 dozen boxes and could have sold several more if they had them, i This year being the centenary of Lord Baden-Powell's birthday, every Brownie Pack is to do a project as a tribute to Lord Baden-Powell. Our project is taking the form of a white elephant sale to be held June 11, when all adults are invited. Proceeds to go towards -Port Perry Hospital. For particulars see posters in stores or | ask any Brownie, About twenty-five ladies of the Blackstock Women's Institute attend- ed the District Annual in Nestleton on Wednesday, Misses Annie and Effa Wright, of Oshawa, spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs, Hector Shortridge and other friends. Congratulations to Mr. Henry Wotten on the birth of a son. Mrs, Oakley Carley and Anne, of Whitby, spent Tuesday with Mr, and |! Mrs. Clarence Marlow. Mrs. Phena Mountjoy, of Oshawa, |; is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Harold Swain and family. » A date to remember -- Decoration | Day will be held in Union Cemetery on | {8 June 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright, Mr. | and Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Will Forder and Miss Joyce Forder attended the wedding of Miss Mary Halliday and Mr, Keith Wright in Oshawa, Saturday, and the reception in the Scout Hall, Port Perry. Con- gratulations to the bride and groom. Several from here attended the Brooklin Spring Fair. Mr. A. W. Pickard, Bowmanville, was Thursday supper guest and Miss Helen Ferguson, O.L.C., Whitby, spent Sundgy and Monday with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil "Hill. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wright and the Fred Trewins were: Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jackson, Miss C. Spinks, Mrs. Muriel Hainstock and Miss Helen Hainstock, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Neals, Bethany, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGill. Mrs, Mark Weldon of Uxbridge, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Parr, Miss Eva Parr, on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mus. Jack de Vos (Erkil Duivesteyn) who were married in Emmanuel Reformed Church, Whitby, on Saturday. Re- ception was held in thé Community Hall, Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Saywell, Jill, Bonnie, Joan and Mark, of Oshawa, called on several friends in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright, of Oshawa; Mr, and Mrs. Wm. McLaugh- lin, Burketon; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy and family, Bowmanville, and Mrs. Edith Murphy, Tyrone, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, Donna and Dennis, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Barton; Mr. and Mrs. John Barton and family. Goderich Mr. John Hooey, Cameron, were Sun- day guests of their cousins, Mrs. T. Smith, Mrs. W. W. VanCamp and fam- ily. a Mrr. and Mrs. Tom Hoidge and fam- ily spent Sunday with the Cecil Hydes in Toronto. Mrs. Aruge remained for a week. Rev. P. Romeril preached anniver- sary services at Enfiield, on Sunday, and Rev. R. Green, Enniskillen, was the speaker at Nestleton anniversary. Several from here attended at Nestle- ton, " Services at the usual hour here next Sunday. That is 10 a.m. and Sunday School at 11.16. Mr. Jos. Avery accompanied Mr, and Mrs. Russell Larmer and Ray of Cad- mus, to Little Britain where they visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson visit- ed Mr. and Mrs, W. Mountjoy, Monty's Inn, Sunday. Farmers' Union picnic is to be held at Cream of Barley Camp, Bowman- ville this Saturday, June 8 at 2 p.m. Everybody welcome. Bring your pic- nic basket, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ashton, Doris and Dennis, visited her brother Mr. J. Oke and Mrs. Oke, in Oshawa, on Sun- | day. Mrs. Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Reynolds and son, Peterboro, visited Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Mountjoy, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, John Mew and Jane, Mr. Richard Mew, Toronto, with MK and Mrs. Austin Beacock. A group of 4-H Club boys from Blackstock, won first place at the Durham County Livestock Judging Competition held Saturday, June 1. Team members were Glenn Wilson, Allan Asselstine, Larry Ashton; Jack and Jim Swain, and were coached by Alan Dayes. For coaching the win- ning team Alan received a twenty-five dollar cash prize and is eligible for a bus trip later in the summer. Glenn Wilson being the high junior judge re- ceived a five dollar cash prize and the C.N.E.'shield. Each of the other boys won a cash award, Lawrence Mec- Laughlin, Nestleton, won the senior competition, Ai A AA holder AP 1 irl and Mrs, | § | a PEAS 3 hs i ' Jo RS Ny [as 4 oy 4 . NR FB A ae a EE a ae THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 6th, 19567 rt ARSE SS SESS BAA RAS SAS SARS SARIS ASB ANBAR S SESS Attention: Parents! Young People! SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES will commence at the Oshawa Business College Tuesday, July 2nd, 1957 i * . . . : and continue until Friday, August 30th, 1957 HOURS 9:00 UNTIL 1:00 Acquire NEW. Skills! Take a REFRESHER Course! TYPEWRITING -- BOOKKEEPING -- SHORTHAND BUSINESS MACHINES 0000s 0s0sORORORORONG 08080808 ROROR0 Register Now Enrolment is Limited! Ask for I'ree Literature. | 111 Simcoe Street, South Oshawa Dial RA. 5-3375 3 ks (x ER TRIER ANS AAAS AGN AS ASA AAS SAAN A He Has Served Us Well RE-ELECT - MIKE STARR Member of Parliament For Ontario Riding The Man MIKE STARR has distin- guished himself in Parliament and is held in high regard from coast to coast. MIKE STARR has been an untiring worker in Ottawa on behalt of hundreds of citizens of Ontario riding. He has ob- tained action on pensions, im- migration, citizenship and many others. MIKE STARR has become a national figure without losing his keen understanding of the problems of the average man. MIKE STARR knows how to get along with people. This grreat personal asset has made him ono of the the most popular Members of the House of Commons, ON JUNE 10th - VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE "STAR 1 Michael Published by Ontario Riding P-C Association The Issues ONTARIO RIDING needs an M.P. who has proved he can get things done at Ottawa. ONTARIO RIDING needs an M.P. who knows how to handle the many individual problems of citizens of this area and who can get along with every Department of Government. ONTARIO RIDING needs an M.P. who knows the problems and requirements of every part of the constituency. ONTARIO RIDING needs an M.P. who has proved his ability to get along with peo- ple of every class, race, re- ligious belief and station in life. Cy rar A