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vation TEPER A URAC. IC SRY Shem diitodnaacabinbid dtd ch Ae ' 1 i dtudddassdicin 0 NIPPPAs 15 Toronto Street, 'Uxbridge, Ontario. "August 18, 1970 Mr. Peter Hvidsten, Editor Port Perry Star. Dear Mr. Hvidsten: In your paper of August 13, 1970 there appeared a letter to you signed by a group of Reach Township Ratepayers calling themselves the Reach Protective Association in which 4 statement was made and I quote "A large real estate Company whose local agent is Larry Doble of Ux. bridge, taking advantage of a loop-hole in the law govern. ing subdivisions, accomplish. ed what Rohm could not, and in spite of massive-local op- position." I wish to set the record straight, although credited with the above mentioned ac- complishment I must admit that until after the subdivi- sion was, all registered I was totally unaware. of any acti- vity in this regard therefore all the credit must go to the executors of Mr. Rohm's estate and not to me, or the company I represent as stated. Yours truly, Larry Doble LETTERS rome EDITOR Mr, and Mrs. Eric Lundy, Kitimat, British Columbia were Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Courtney Gra- ham and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham & family and Mr, and Mrs. Ger- ald Kelly and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin have returned from an en joyable motor trip to the Maritimes. The annual Toms picnic was held on Sunday with over forty attending. Due to the threat of rain (which didn't materialize) the picnic dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. A short pro- gramme of races and games was conducted at the High School grounds. The after- noon was spent swimming and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp are in charge of next year's piepic,: | 'ii. The Wednesday' evening card party 'had 11°tables: and the following winners: Ladies 1st -- Mrs. Percy VanCamp; 2nd -- Mrs. Wilbert Werry; Gents 1st--Russ Coates; 2nd --Bert Gibson. Consolation prize Reid Cook. The Neil Malcolm family have enjoyed camping recent ly. Jamie attended the Al len Stanley Hockey Camp with his friend Tommy Olsen & his family at Bobcaygeon. Gordie attended Quin-Mb) Tac Camp as a counsellor while sister Mary Lou attended. he Guide Camp at Doe Lake. Mrs. Ken Steele and child- ren, David and Ellen of Ot- tawa and Mrs. N. McNally of Colborne visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell and family & Mr. and Mrs. James Marlow and family one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris were Sunday tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bulmer of Fenelon Falls, Later they called on Mr. Alex Flett and learned that Mrs. Flett had to be taken to Lindsay Hos: pital on Sunday. Recent callers with Mrs. is Johnston were 'Mr.. and "Mr. has been Dr. in charge of the Boys' Camp at Bark lake. Mrs. Ferga Avery spent the week with her mother. Car- lyle spent the week with his Avery cousins. On Saturday they all visited Mr. and Mrs. Seagrave News Believe it or not--In 90° temperatures on Sat. we saw a man hauling 2 snowmobiles. Belated congratulations go to former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forster who have managed to put up with each . pther for 40 years. ,~ Congratulations also (not belated ones) to Jack and Ona - Short who proudly an. nounced the arrival of their daughter today (Mon. in Lindsay hospital. Mr. & Mrs. _ Heywood Short got a real thrill -- She was their first grand-daughter. There was a Short wedding on Sat. when Mrs. Betty Mec: Gillvray was married to Mr. Doug Hamilton of Cannington in Sunderland church. The reception was held in Can- nihgton. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Patterson and Mrs. Gladys Short came from Manitoba for the occasion but found it necessary to re- turn home almost immedi- ately. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil and their visiting relatives at- tended a family wedding in Oakville on Saturday. Elder- ly Mrs. Stubbs who arrived only last week from Bermuda broke her arm but that made no difference. The Bert Wanamakers did- n't attend a wedding this week but they did attend a reception at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H- Holthy. It was to honour Mr. Earl Mar- tyn and his bride. Mr. Francis Hall and Miss Dillon of Toronto spent a day with the Wanamakers Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana- maker were in Toronto part of Saturday and part of Sun- day attending a house warm- ing for 'Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fraser. Our roaming Don Hunters accompanied by their aunt were in Fergus on Sat. enjoying the Highland Games. They paid a visit to their cousin while there. Mrs. Cora Moase of Tor- onto has had her annual summer visit with the Keens and returned home a few days ago. Miss Elizabeth Nodwell is attending a School of Fine 'Arts near Tweed for a week. It was Mrs. Barr's turn to have a holiday so she is now in Prince George B.C. visit- ing her mother and sister and will return about Sept. 1. Mrs. Grace Donnelly of Goderich, a sister of Mr. T. Venner spent a few days at the Venner home last week. Another sister, Mrs. Ruth Bowes of Owen Sound and also Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Venner of Ajax arrived on Sat. Then on Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Venner with his 2 sis. ters left for Owen Sound for a visit. } Decoration services at Greenbank and Pleasant Pt. were well attended. Mrs. Reta Boe was with the Boe families at Greenbank and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe of Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Don Boe of Bowmanville to Port Perry for supper with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Real and last week: at CLUB Teenage Dance SUNDAY, AUGUST 99 - 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 ADMISSION -- $1.25 Adult dances every Saturday night. Teenage dances every Sunday night. family of Greenbank visited ANNRENE at the Belair home after de: coration services on Sunday. We would like to express sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman who lost their young nephew in a drowning accident at Picton last week. W. D. Ferguson, Dr. and. Mrs. 0 J. G. Ferguson, Toronto who' Blackstock News Keith Johnston and family, Belleville. Mrs. Harold McLaughlin & Kellly were overnight guests of Mrs. J. C. Hill and Jona- than at their cottage at Scugog Point. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, Doug and Rick, Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Asselstine and fam ily. Doug is staying for a few days with Colin. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Larmer and fam. ily were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chatterson, Colborne, Mr. & Mrs. Eber Snowden, Courtice, Mr. Ray Essery, Oshawa, Misses Barbara and Brenda Chaterson, Diane Reid, Syd- ney, N.B. who are all nurses- intraining at Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. The occasion was the celebration of the birthdays of Barbara Chatter- son and /Sh: on Latimer both on Aggust;]3t iid i Recent gdests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Don Fleming of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Taylor of Enniskillen were Friday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Russell per. They all called on Mrs. Courtney Graham during the afternoon. On Saturday, Mrs. Lewis Swain, Mrs. Percy VanCamp, Mrs. W. W. VanCamp and Miss Mabel VanCamp were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Werry for the trousseau tea in honour of their daughter Miss Betty Jane Werry who Prices on Cut othe Bone STORE HOURS 8:30-6:00 p.m. Mon.Tues. Wed. & Sat. 8:30-9:00 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. Continued on page 13 Mountjoy for dinner and sup. ct iii OA EL Klaus Brosche, Augsburg, West Germany guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Nelson, Perry Street for the next couple of weeks, experienced his first cruise in a canoe on Lake Scugog, Monday. The "skipper" was Robert Fair wha conducted a sightseeing tour along the shores of Lake Scugog for the benefit of guest from MEATS Germany. -- Photo P. Hvidsten Jr. r Or Stimmer Cookours! 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