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CPA J ee ah, 3, od TEE - STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8rd, 1959 ports were heard and much business done. Slate of officers for 1960: President--Mrs, Frank Butt Secretary--Mri. Wilbert Archer Treasurer--Mrs, Hussel Mountjoy Pianist--Mrs. Roy Taylor Group Leaders--Msds, H, Marytn, 8--T1'". PORT PERRY 'Blackstock United Church W.A! met in Sunday : Behool vroom which was decorated with lighted trees on Tuesday night, with 85 ladies present. Roll 'call was an- Auditors--Mrs. G. Marlow and Mrs, C, Marlow, Mrs, M, Graham read Scripture pas. sage, Mra. [R. Mountjoy gave devotion- al paper and led in prayer, Helen Swain played a plano solo. Miss Joyce Graham delighted all em mg oe --siwered by My Favorite Carol. As "R. Duff, R. VanCamp,. ... | with her lovely colored slides of the this wae last meeting of year, all re- B. Ashton and P. Romeril, West Indies and her very interesting s AM | id b -y ---- =f AN Foop 4 f = , BEST BUY -- Save 10¢ Cash RED & WHITE "New" Instant Coffee *~* 99. 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FREE ° DELIVERY Dawson s Food Market or Porl Perry manner of them, After the wotes of 8 tion closing exercises, 1 was served | Mrs. Neil Werry and her. group, There "Wan a large attendaice at the nomination igeeting Friday. 18 nominations were registered for Couns cil _and.. Public _8sbes] Board. Ex Reeve Bruce Heaslip was chairman, Reports weye received from all Coun- cil, questions answered, and various matters of business discussed. = By Saturday night the new nominées had declined and without any election the Coungil for 1960 stands as in 1959+ RegVe--Bruee Ashton; Deputy reeve ert Gibson; Council--Fred Trewin; errill Van Camp; Lawrence Mal- colm. School Board -- Wallace Mar- low, Mrs. *J. A, McArthur, Harold Kyte. ¢ Mrs, Chatlotte Forder, Port Perry visited Mr, and Mrs, Howard Forder and family. Wednesday. : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Larmer attended the funeral of Mrs, Ralph's 'grandfather Mr. Wm. Snowden of Maple Grove in Bowmanville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mountjoy attended the Dedication service of the new Christian Education Centre in Hampton Sunday afternoon. = The Martyn's were supper guests of Mr. |and Mrs. Sid Martyn, Oshawa, Mr. & Mrs, Mountjoy were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Mountjoy and attended the social gathering at the Centre in evening, Mr. Vincent "Archer, Bowmanville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bert Archer. In the afternoon: they all visited Mr. and Mrs, Rupt. Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Berwin Adams and Wayne, Oshawa, visited Mr, and Mrs. - | Bruce Ashton and family on Sunday. Mrs. John Scott is spending this week in Toronto. Jack Green returned home Sunday after he and two friends from Lind- say had spent ten days in Bermuda, The Hall was packed on Friday ev- ening for the annual High School Commencement Exercises. Dr. J, Me- Arthur, chairman of the Board wel- comed the parents, as did the prin- cipal Mr. G. Paisley, in his opening remarks. There was the usual presentations of prizes, diplomas and scholarships during the evening. The pupils of Blackstock High School have made a good standing and parents and teach- ers can well be proud of their school. Entertainment was provided by-the Girls Choir who sang several num- bers very nicely and by Doris Griffen with a piano selection. The boys of Grade 18 demonstrated tumbling ex- ercises and a fine cast of pupils pre- | sented a one-act play which we all enjoyed very much. Congratulations to" all successful pupils and their teachers for their fine showing. CHRISTIAN SIDA SD Mo: VITOR IS TLLT for qT Whole Family oNows Facts «Family Features The Christian Science Monitor Ona Norway St., Boston 15, Mass, Send your newspaper for the time checked, Enclosed find my chock of money order, 1 yelr $18 [J 6 months $9 [7] 3 months $4.50 0) Reading The final ideting of the Art and Crafts In-Service Training Course was held on Thursday, Nov. 19 in the| Broek District High School. * E The meeting opened with O, Canada. Mr, Shaw reviewed picture making through the grades by showing actual pieces of children's art from kinder- garten to grade eight. - After that he showed slides .of children's: work and of children working at art: At six fifteen a banquet was held in the cafeteria. Following the din- son from OT. F. brought greetings from the" Federations. Mrs, Parlia- ment from Victoria Co. expressed her thanks for allowing several teachers of Victoria Co. to share in this course. teachers and thanked the Executive for 'permitting' them to take "the course, new ideas and methods. Mrs, Jewell, each meeting; to. the secretary, Mrs. connection with' the ¢durse. Mr. Wells who were responsible for the correspondence to the local news- papers; to Mr. Henderson for' his 'col operation; to Mrs, Lowell and her capable staff for the delicious ban- quets she served at each meeting; 'to lecture; and to any others who had in any way helped to make. the course a success, the treasurer, Mrs. Holder, which showed considerable balance on hand. It was moved and seconded that this money be held in trust by Mr, Knight and to be used next year for another In-Service Course. Again, in the auditorium, Mr. Shaw showed slides on paper sculpture, He |gave many valuable suggestions on the making of murals, posters, masks |' and projects. - He. then outlined a was no workshop period. did formerly. For the FINEST BUILDING SUPPLIES. sat a FAIR PRICE . look for this sign of quality" ner, 'Mrs. Irvine, past president of F.W.T.A.Q., Miss Ferguson, secretary of F.W.A.A.0, and Miss Nora Hogd- 25 Mr. Wells spoke on behalf of the men | Mrs. Hazel Jewell, convener of the In-Service committee, com-|&: pared tegchers to the 'battery in a car. | She 'said that just as batteries run | 4 down 'and need" 'recharging, 80 teach- | & ers run gut of ideas and these courses | § were a means of recharging them with 4 on behalf of the committee expressed | thanks to Mr. Rickard and the School |g Board for the use of the High School; | J to those who supplied decorations for |¥ Clayton, who wrote 68 letters and put | 3} in 22 long distance telephone calls in | ¥% It was |¥ moved and seconded to Feimbutse Mrs, $2 Clayton for her efforts: . Thanks also | 5 went to Mr. Knight for his willing | ¥ co-operation; to Mrs. 'Brethour and | ------ : pid Ths i! a Ea AEG Siti tat Fo . THURSDAY, DEC, 8-- P.P. Figure Skating Club ....4.00-6,80 MONDAY, DEC. 7-- | | i : G.M. Sales Dept, _Brooklin Public School Sang np Krsnsiaiss 8-5 -9.00 Minor Hockey G.M: Plumbers and Electricians 9-10 he 8 FRIDAY, DEC. 4-- TUESDAY, DEC. Bee 0 poo Mrs, MacDonald then welcomed the | Public School Skating .........8-6| PP, Figure Shuting © Olub .... 4-6.80 teachers. "The Jack Hood "Co, had a| Minor Hockey, Pee Wee's ....6.80-7.80 | Eaton's of Oshawa .. 7-8 display of books and supplies, Mr. Public BKating we... 8-10] 'Brooklin 8-9 Bannister, representative for the com- SATURDAY, DEC. 5-- Uxbridge Hockey iu et -10 pany, explained some of books. | House League' RRA RT 8-11.30 Ef eiley" Mr, Knight thanked the Exectitive for| Bantams 11.80-12.80 WEDNESDAY, DEC. Re their splendid work in organizing the| Town and Country Club ...........1-4| = Bantams 7-8 course, He then introduced the speak, Ajax Minor HOCkey ives | Midgets .. 8-9 er, Mr. Shaw, chief supervisor of art| HOCKEY MATCH--8.80" p.m. Juveniles onan 9-10 in 78 Public Schools and 7 Juniér ; Es » High Schools in North, York Township. a eta------ TERR Tm - a CANDY DON'T FORGET YOUR GANONG'S FRENCH. CREAMS, JUMBO GUMS and OTHER CHRISTMAS CANDIES. SMILES"N CHUCKLES BOX CANDY Wrapped for Gifts, Week-End Specials "Honey Cream Layer Cake's; Cake" "Mincemeat. Tarts" brs GERROW'S W'S BAKERY Fhone YUkon 5-2172 G. M. GERROW STAT NYT a sn, CAWKER BROS. ir x a ®, 5 id bS . 3 ' § : 55 = Devon Sliced Bacon, I's... Boneless Tender Sweet Hos, "Half or Whole, 65° : Maple Leaf Mince Meat, z pie size, El FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY . MORNING rl UNTIL '11 O'CLOCK OB "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY i YUkon 5-2221 Ham Steak 69 1 Mr. Shaw for his very interesting | The financial report was aivel by DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE PRINCE ALBERT, "ONT. «full Tine of Groceries - Frozen Foods Fresh and Cooked Meals ALWAYS IN STOCK \ "OPEN EVENINGS -- CLOSED TUESDAY AFTERNOONS For Free Delivery Phone YU 5-2492 I am sure that all those who took |& this course must feel a great deal |% more capable now of teaching art and |g crafts in their classrooms than- they | series of lessons showing how. design i 3382 leads right to picture making. Be-|¥ cause of the lateness of the hour there ¥ For Christmas ve Platewood for Train Boards Peg Board for the Kitchen Ping Pong Tables * REESOR FUEL & LUMBER OFFICE AT SCUGOG and WATER STS. (opposite Bowling Alley) PORT PERRY - - YUkon 67951 JOHN BALLARD 'LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES \ | Phone=YU 5:2491 LIVE BETTER Electrically... with an. ELECTRIC WATER HEATER, { S| Lr ntario County ANNUAL MEETING 10 Gi il | Soil & Crop Dp ovemen Association In the 9th DECH on Hall, Uxbridge, IR, 1959, at 10.30 a.m "Speakers «+ + DR; BERT MAMTHEWE, Dept. of Soils, O. AC, Guelph MR. KEN FALLIS, Field Crop Branch. Toronto. Reports will be given, on the Various field crop demon- Fev stéations carried dut during the year, * iif =F 0 GEE | 2 ¥ . FREE LUNCH AT NOON EVERYBODY WELCOME H. L. Fair, Secretary, Clifford Ross, President