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Es = RRB LR SEN Ft rs mim 6 PORT PERRY STAR Wednesday, Aug. 28, 1974 Rev. Gishert Beck passes Archbishop Pocock presides at funeral Revo Gisbert Beck SCJ. pastor ol the Port Perry and Uxbridge Catholic Churches passed away peacefully at the Centenary Hospital in Scarborough. following a short illness. He was 60 vears old The funeral mass was held at the Sacred Heart Church, Uxbridge. Monday, August 26th with Archbishop Pocock presiding. Concelebrants were Rev. J. Casper, Prov- incial Superior of the Sacred Heart Fathers. who deliver- ed the homily, Rev. A. Lee. a life-long fellow student, Rev G. Wubbels, Superior of the Toronto Community. Rev. A. Visscher. Rev. J. Van Wezel and Rev. T. Ooms, represen- tative of the French Cana- dian Province of the Sacred Heart Fathers. Services were attended by members of the local minis- terial association and their wives. Brothers from the St. John's Training School. rep- resentatives of Bishops Ryan and Redding of Hamilton, several neighbouring priests as well as Sacred Heart Fathers from Toronto, Lon- don. Montreal. Ottawa and Milwaukee. The Interment was at the Sacred Heart Cemetery. Ux- bridge. -- High phosphate levels in water encourage alge grow- th. Rev. Beck was born at Beneden-Leeuwen in Hol- land on October 7. 1913. He joined the Priests of the Sacred Heart in 1935. went to Brazil in 1938 where he finished his theological stud- les and was ordained in 1940. As a missionary in Brazil Rev. Beck had a territorial parish which included 30 villages. He visited them on horseback. He came to Canada in 1951 to become Pastor of Carls- ruhe, he was subsequently pastor in Kennilworth, Cal- edonia and Durham. He was appointed to his last post in Port Perry and Uxbridge in 1973. Will report on social services in Durham Region The Regional Social Services Committee author- ised Region Social Services Commissioner Doug Johns to make a detailed report on the site and kind of home needed for elderly residents in Durham Region, last Thursday. Icarlier Doug Johns told the: committee that it was neccessary to decide within a vear on a new Home for the Aged in the region, or an extension to Hillsdale Manor. He informed the commit- tee there are 153 people on the waiting list at Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa. Mr. Johns told the commit- tee no home should bave more than 250 beds to ensure the personal touch is not lost. He explained that most of his recommendations in a two vear old report on the subject in Oshawa still hold good for the region. In his Oshawa report Mr. Johns recommends east Oshawa as a site for the new home to suit Newcastle residents too. 6,760 people receive welfare A total of 6,760 people in Durham received some form of welfare from the social services department during July. members of the social services committee were told. Of these, 3.035 received general assistance. 2,084 supplementary aid and 1,641 special assistance. CCABLmeBUTCHE IN FREFZER OWUEHS WE SPECIALIZE B CARL JACOBSEN, proprietor We now carry a good selection of Rye Breads rv ¢ AN TMA SAR UAE PERE ROS NN WEMARRZEN BV PIRATES 320 By FOGLE IR A rh Commercial class at Fair Members ol the Ontario County Beef Improvement Association and representa- tives of the Ministry of Agriculture will once again be holding its annual Com- mercial Class for market beel animals at Port Perry Icair, on Labour Day Consumers and packing house buyers will have the opportunity of bidding on the animals of their choice, which will be auctioned by Neil McLeod and Ross Bailey. Spectators will have the opportunity to judge the animals and place the top four animals. Winners will receive food vouchers don- ated by the following businesses: Peter DeKoker- Sunderland, Neil DeKoker- Orono. Pineridge Packers- Must make a decision Durham region council has until Sept. 5 to make a decision on whether to con- struct day care facilities in Beaverton. Bowmanville or Newcastle. If it doesn't the region won't be eligible for provin- cial grants which would pay for 100 percent of renovation and 80 percent of new con- struction costs. The region's social ser- vices committee was told "it's urgent to make some decision," by Doug Johns, social services commission- er. He said day care facilities are required in both the Beaverton area and the Bow- manville-Newcastle area. None exist in either of these places. Port Perry, 1.GA Port Perry. Carl the Butcher -Port Butcher- DeKoker- DeKoker- Fretz lois John Perry, Manilla, Lindsay. Uxbridge. 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