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April 21, 1966 23 [nm DISTRICT NEWS Blackstock Bantams Win House Loop Honors BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Black- istock Bantams won the Port Perry Bantam House League title with a 4 to 2 victory over. Greenbank, The winners had three wins, a loss and a tie in the final series. It was the first time Blackstock has won the trophy. Carnegie opened the scoring for Greenbank early in the first period. Quick goals by Mark Malco|m and Paul Mappier gave Blackstock the lead half way ™\through the period. Shortly af- ter the second period started Bryan Wolfe scored on a pass from Don Wright and Dennis Ro- meril to increase the lead, Car- negie scored on a breakaway before Romeril took a pass from a pa srom Grant McLaughlin to give the winners a comfort- able lead. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Pians were made for the an- nual bazaar, tea and bake sale landers Orchestra, Prize win- ners were: Ralph Larmer and his daughter, Sharon; Laurie|to be held May 14. Turner and Kathy Gunter, Janis} Mrs, C. Clemence conducted Dorrell and Mary Lou Mal-!the Easter Worship theme. Mrs, colm, -- , ; Fred Puckiin read the medita- | A special children's and young|tion and led in the responsive | people 5 service was held in St.| scripture reading. Mrs. John John's Anglican Church. Martha! puckrin offered prayer. Mrs. G. Lawrence read the lesson and/Astiey and Mrs. Arch, Bell Brian Wolfe read the special\sang the duet "Were You prayer. Robert Archer and Don-) There". Mrs, Clemence assist- ald Edgerton received the offer-|ed by Mrs, G. Squire, Mrs, W. ing. During the service the chil-| Guthrie and Mrs. Bert Guthrie, dren marched to the front and) presented the study book, Mrs. placed their mite boxes in "The| 4, W, Betson pronouunced the Little Church", benediction. The hostess, Mrs. Rey. Mr. Romerij delivered a|Bert Guthrie, served refresh- thought-provoking sermon at the ments. United Church. The choir sang} The Audley Hi-C and young the anthem "How Beautiful|people from Pickering United stock Commissioner, spoke of| Upon the Mountains'. Church enjoyed a party at the the work the commission is en-| Mrs. oe Se school Saturday night. deavoring to do. He also referr-| meeting of the of St. John's i i i ed to some of the changes the| Church in the parish hall. Mrs. Pig Pome Pica se ge Canadian Shorthorn Association|J. A. McArthur conducted the "Mastering Handicaps" at the has recommended and the aims|devotional. Plans were madeliic meeting Sunday evening of the purebred breeder in re-|for the Mother's Day Suppericn, was assisted by Marilyn lation to the commercial breed-| to be held May 6, Attention was) i. +1i5 and Bill Seto er and feeder. drawn to the WA annual meet- Mrs, Walter Hollinger Cherry- William Slater thanked the| ing at the Church House, Toron- wanes is recuperating at the i 'S, e| djto, on May 3 and 4, Two quilt + aguoell I hi agg tops, made and donated by Mrs. home of her' daughter, Mrs. tary-treasurer John Rickard and Mrs. Rickard and their daugh- ter, Francis; William New, of Stroud, president of the --On- tario Shorthorn Club and Mrs. New; Roslyn Flett of the Vic- toria Club and Mrs. Flett; E. H. Stoltz, executive secretary of the | Canadian Shorthorn Association; William Elliott; Ontario secre- tary and sales agent and Mr. and Mrs, H, E. McGill. Mr. McGill, the Ontario Live- ara ncaa CARS OF TOMORROW --These two battery-power- ed cars were demonstrated in London recently where experts predicted they would be the cars of the Indians' Island Selected By GERARD McNEIL OTTAWA (CP)--An island in the St. Lawrence is being do- nated by the powerful Caughna- waga Reserve as. a- national gathering place for Indians, It! was announced Tuesday, | The project was hailed by| Micmacs, Crees, Haidas and) Hurons as a significant and his-} toric step towards unity among! Canada's diverse tribes. It was announced after a two- day meeting of the Indian Cen-| tennial Consultant Committee The idea was generated by) Indian delegates, a cross-sec-| tion of Canada's major tribes. WILL CHOOSE DIRECTORS Spokesman said a board of flirectors representing four| groups--the western plateau In-| dians, the Prairie tribes, the! woodland Indians and those of| the East--will be chosen to ad-! minister the 92-acre island Chief Andrew Delisle said Te- kakwitha Island, within the| Montreal metropolitan area and) just upstream from Expo 67, is) worth conservatively $10,000 an} acre. Indinne fram naeornee the enun- try could come and stay on the land in tepees or trailers. Some! thought was being given a mo tel. A handicraft centre wonld be built. Delegates said enthusiasm for| the idea dispelled fears and suspicions "At this conference, many windows have been opened," said Rev. Andrew Cuthand, a Cree and an Anglican minister from Selkirk, Man "We go with a feeling of be- ing united as Indians traditional HYDRO USE GROWS Ontario Hydro produced 4,300,000,000 kilowatt - hours of electricity in January, 1966, 11 per cent more than in the same month of 1965 |part of the Iroquois Six-Nation future in congested cities, The cars can travel 35 to 40 miles an hour and the battery will run 15 to 30 miles before needing a re- charge. | | "All of us, I think, were jafraid of the Iroquois "And we find them to be gen- tlemen." | | |ECHOED SPEECH | The speech was echoed by) other delegates. "We have no_ separatists | among the Indians," said Max /Gros-Louis. of 'the Huron Re-| lserve at Loretteville, Que. | "All French-speaking Indians| are going with the Caughna-| SHORTHORN BANQUET centre. The catered, Head table guests More than 100 people attended the Durham County Shorthorn Club banquet in the recreation) FAMILY DANCE Blackstock UCW. The Family Dance, sponsored included| the recreation President David Beath, secre-' was provided by the Scugog Is-' presiding. formerly of . 1 iano Jec.| Russell Brown, were received. -- pinyed opimio, ated | Mrs. V. Bailey and Mrs. H. Me- Laughlin acted as hostesses, EASTER THEME AUDLEY (TC) -- The UCW by the ONO Club was held in|held its Easter meeting in the centre. Music| church with Mrs. W. Guthrie Fred Puckrin, following surgery and a lengthy stay in Scarboro General Hospital. ISLAND GROWS SPICE | spice. Jamaica produces more than |half the world's supply of all- WIN 25.00 IN FREE GROCERIES EACH WEEK IN THE GROCERY BONANZA é SPECIAL! | 1965 BUICK SEDAN Fully Powered with Radie, | ' Automatic, All extras, Lic, No, J14866 Only $2995.00 ROBSON MOTORS LIMITED, Your Quality G.M. Dealer | "GOOD WILL GUARANTEED USED CARS & TRUCKS" =| _JjKing St. E. Bowmanville, Ont. 623-3396 | SPECIAL! 1 1964 CHEVY, BELAIR SEDAN Power Steering and Brakes, V-8, Radio. Many Extras, Lic. 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