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OUR NEIGHBOURS | Blackstock (Crowded out last week) Eighteen Messengers and two lead- ers met Tuesday in the |C. %. More work was done on the Korean Moons. Mrs. Taylor led the Worship period with loneliness as its theme. Lynda Kyte read another chapter from the mission study book. After prayer a few games were played, fol- lowed by a Valentine Candy hunt. room. The Valentine Dance sponsored by Grade 13 of Cartwright High School was well attended on Friday night. Music was provided by Country Tra- vellers Orchestra. The elimination dance was won by Sylvia Lawrence and Ron. Hoskin. One spot dance by Beth Strong and Wally Hogg. An- other spot by Doris Griffin and Tom- my Dean. A good time is reported. Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp; Mis- ses Aileen and Mable VanCamp; Mrs. Blake Gunter; Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp; Mr. and Mrs, Stanford VanCamp visited at the parlors or at- tended the funeral of Mr. Wii. Riding in Oshawa last Sunday and Monday. Msds. Neil Malcolm, Russel Mount- joy, Ross Duff, Ken Lec, Harold Kyte, Ivan Thompson, P. Romeril, Harold Martyn, Carl Wright, Fred Daye, Roy Taylor, Kenneth Samells, Cecil ilill, Ralph Larmer, Glenn Larmer and Leith Byers attended the U.C W145. byterial in Trinity Church Rowinan- ville, Tuesday, Feb. 12th Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith pent ithe week-end in Ottawa and attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pierce (nee Willa Robb) Saturda, Misses Gertrude Henry and Doiis Griffin, Toronto, spent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gunter and Laura Jo, Napanee, spent the week-end with their families in the village. Mr. Wayne MeShane, Kingston, spent the week-end with the Bruce Mount joys. ? h Mv. and Mrs. Clarence Marlow left last Thursday for Florida. Mr. David Kyte left last Tuesday for Memphis, Tenn, where he is tak- ing a six months Lumberman's course, Mrs. Percy Woodward, Pointe au Baril, spent Sunday, Ieb. 10th with Mr. and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp. Congratulations to Mr. and Mis Danny Colacicco (nee Jean Thompson) who were married in St. Gregory's Church, Oshawa, Sat., Feb. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson and Mrs. Bob Parker and Mrs. Cobbledick at- tended the wedding and reception. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Birkett (nee Reta Harris) who were married in Blackstock United Church Sat., Feb. 16th Mr. and Mrs. Vine Cain, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mis. Ed Harris and attended the Rirkett- Harris reception Saturday. Mr. and Mis, Rud Heaslip, 'Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Harry VanCamp and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Curtis, Orillia and Miss Annabelle Kelly, Brampton, were week-end guests of the Gordon Strongs. Mr. and Mrs. Vine Cain, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ginn were Sunday guests of the Albert Wright's and Fred Tre- wins. Mrs. Dalton Dorrell is attending the Rural Leadership Training School of Durham Federation of Agriculture in Niagara Falls, all this week. | --- -> > > -> - Scugoy, It was indeed fortunate that the Wm. Middleton family suffered no more than heavy smoke from the chimmney fire on Friday afternoon. Many people from the Island enjoy- ed and appreciated the evening of cuchre at the home of Mr, and Mis, Cliff Love. Proceeds were used in aid of the Lodge, Representatives from the Island U.C.W. groups who attended the Osh- awa Presbyterial Annual meeting in Bowmanville on Tuesday of last week included Mrs. Thomas, Mrs, Gilbert, Mrs. E. Prentice and Mrs. Cawker from "Grace", Mrs. D. Gerrow, Mrs, J. Manns, Mrs. N. Reader and Mrs, E. Reader from the "Head". They reported a splendid turn out and a profitable program. They particu- larly enjoyed the address of the Rev. W. Tonge, a missionary from Hong Kong who was very enthusiastic and had a wide knowledge of his subject, which included the Christian Church in Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and Communist China, The Manns families of the Island enjoyed being present at the Wed- ding reception in Blackstock on Satur- day in honour of their nephew, Mur- ray Birkett of Raglan, and hig bride of Blackstock, Prospect (Crowded out last week) Mis. Frank Vernon entertained the U.C.W. at her Thursday evening, February 14th. The devotional program, convened by Janet Vernon, opened with the motto, prayer and Hymn 488. For the lesson thoughts, Lucille Gray. gave a very appropriate entitled, "Love Keeps You". Hymn 311 was sung, closing with prayer by Janet Vernon, home on reading, The president, Lucille Gray, occu pied the chair and extended a warm welcome to the visitors. Roll call was answered with a Valentine for your mystery sister. The cards werg placed in a beautifully decorated box and distributed during the social hour. A "thank you" card was received from George Smith, who is ill with glandu- lar fever. We wish you a speedy re- covery, Ten dollars was paid to the Ministerial Association to help meet expenses from the evening on Social Fducation held at Port Perry High School. Kaye Smith and Jean Holtby offered to pack the lay- cette for Norway House, Please be reminded that each member is asked to bring an article for this layette to the March meeting. Marion Webster agreed to be on the Manse committee along with Jean and Helen Holtby, | Tot Holtby and Marion Webster will arrange the committees for the ba- zaar which is to be held on Wednes- day, May 15th. Ten dollars was ad- vanced to the parsonage fund to meet expenses incurred at the Manse, Twenty-five dollars was paid to Bev- erly Vernon for carctaking of the Church, Iforty-nine diapers have been made up from the flannelette that was purchased and each member is asked George. Ashburn | | (Crowded out last week) The February meeting of the WMS was held at the home of Mis, Lindsay Death on Wed., Feb. 6th n 2.15 with the president | Russell Batten in charge. pe, Mrs, The meeting opened with the sing- | The | was read by Mrs, and the Study was taken Harrison and Mrs. R. Ri- Reve H. Buntain led in prayer. Hymn "All Hail the Power of Jesus" Name", was sung. The minutes and report of the an- nual meeting at Lindsay was read by Mrs. L. Death, Hymn 546 was sung and the meet. ing closed with prayer by Mrs, HH Doble." The: World Day of Prayer Service will be held in Burn's Church on I'ri day, March Ist at 3 pan. Miss Vera Leach spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon English, Woodville. Mis. B. Bland spent the week-end at her home in Campbellford. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Andless and fa- my of Hymn "Love Divine, Scripture lesson M. Spark by Mrs. chardson, mily of Don Mills were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron. The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Bible Class was held in the basement | of the church on Wed, Feb. 13th ut! 8.15 pan. with Mrs. Douglas Ashton! presiding. The meeting opened with the sing | ing of Hymn 461 'More Love to Thee'. The Scripture and passages from the writings of Jane Scott "My Ventures with God", were read by Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. W. Hopkins offered prayer The was read. minutes and correspondence to contribute .756 cents towards the cost of material. At the April meeting you will have the opportunity to purchase a new | spring hat. Just make up the style) of your choice and place in a bag for sale, [ | Theme song and prayer closed the | | business session, Lucille Gray introduced Mrs. Allan | Martyn, who showed pictures of her | trip to Arizona. Janet Vernon moved vote of thanks to Catherine for tak- ing the time to come and share her trip with us. Mrs. Frnak Vernon assisted by the | group in charge served a lovely lunch, Several local farmers attended the Holstein Convention held on Wednes- day, Feb. 13th, at the Royal York: Hotel. | Congratulations to Mr. Oswald! Croxall on his very fine recording of "Bless This House", heard over CKLB Oshawa, on Sunday morning. Our congratulations to Barbara and! I'atsy Holtby who were successful candidates in the Grade 11 Theory examination, and also to Kenneth Webster with his high standing in piano and Grade 1 Theory. Greenbank U.C.W. The regular meeting of Greenbank U.C.W. Unit #1 was held in the Church parlour on Wednesday, Feb. 6th at 2 p.m. Mrs. H. Phoenix pre. sided and the meeting opened by | singing Hymn 488. The Minutes of the last meeting were approved as read by Mrs. Tanson due to the ab- sence of Mrs, Spencer. $299.32 was | reported in the Treasury. Mrs. Guy | read an article on Christian Steward- ship. Mrs. Couves was appointed to the music committee and Mrs. Baird | to the Bereavement. Tt was decided to retain the birthday box and to pay our share of the Observer cost. Mrs, | Phoenix, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Beare were appointed to look after a Speak- | er for Thank Offering Service. The time to be planned with the Fidelis Unit. The ladies agreed to cater to a forthcoming wedding, Mrs. Ianson and Mrs. Thomson were selected as auditors, Mrs. Clements and Mrs. Dusty of the Supplies Committee passed out layette eut outs to be sewn and finished. Tt was decided to hold a shower for the bale again this year. The same names to remain on the col- lecting group. The purchase of a gestetner machine was discussed. A reconditioned one could be obtained for $162 as reported by Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Robert Leask presided for the Devotional which opened with hymn 11 followed by Prayer. Mrs. Rham read the Scripture. The Topic was given by Mrs. Leask, Mrs, Empring- ham sang "My Task". The collection amounted to $13.95 with 26 members present, Mrs. Roy Leagk and Mrs. Guy each synopsised partN\of a Chap- ter on Korea from the Study Book "On Asia's Rim". Members enjoyed lunch before adjournment, dent. | Championships at Edmonton on Sat. The topic was taken by Mis, LL Humphrey who spoke on the "Love of God". Mrs. W. Hopkin: sang a solo 'Under his wings shall thou trust', A reading by Mrs. Ro Batten 'Don't Keep it'. Hymn 483 was sung and the meet- ing closed with prayer by the presi- <> > <> <> > « Prince Albert (Crowded out last week At Church the offering was taken up by Edward Heayn and Grant Beacock. At S. S. a fitting temperance film was shown "He Ran a Race". Birth- duy pins to D. Kennedy, D. Middleton, ('. Brain und S. Rensink. The following members attended and enjoyed the U.C.W. Convention at Bowmanville: Mrs. M. Pugh, Mrs. B. Snelgrove, Mrs. E. McKerihan, Mrs. C. Luke, Mrs, E. Jewell and Mrs. C. Newnham. We are pleased to note Mr, E. "Sam" Oyler is home from Lindsay Hospital and gaining better health, The G.N.S. Club met at the homes of Mrs. H. Jeffrey with an encour- aging attendance of fifteen. All re- peated the Lord's prayer after which the new president Mrs. O. Brown chaired the business. Sec'y Mrs. R. Dorothy Hope read the minutes. Mrs, 0. Kennedy reported on finances, at- ter which all agreed the benefit dance proved a decided success held at Bay- view. 'I'he members heartily appre- cinte all who attended or contributed in various ways. The winners of the three lucky tickets were Mrs. CC. Fern Iielding--electrie blanket; Mr. D. Gray -- stack chairs; Mr. J. LL. Kennedy Uxbridge --- bed linen. A thank-you wis also expressed upon receiving a helpful donation from Mrs. C. "Pat" I'our dollars had been sent to assist "Social Education film in P.PHLS. Tentative plans are underway for love. a dance and a telephone cuchre booked [for March. Four homes offered for cards: Middletons, Glass' Peel & Hope. Prizes to be purchased by Mrs. Heayn and Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. K. Middleton presented dainty and useful gifts to five members for perfect attendance during the old year namely Mesdames I. Middleton, H. Jeffrey, O. Brown, W. Heayn and [.. Beacock., Mizpah closed the meeting. An in- teresting Valentine program was con- ducted hy Mrs. S. Glass and Mrs, F. Prizes won by Mrs, David- son and Mrs. Brown. Hot luncheon plate and sweets served by Mrs. Heayn and Mrs, Beacock Canning. . - >. Po. > > = DISTRICT DOINGS UNIONVILLIES PAIR WIN NORTH | AMERICAN SKATING TITLE | Unionville's pride and joy, Debbi | Wilkes and her partner, Guy Revell of | | Newmarket, captured the senior pair's [ title in the Canadian Figure Skating IFeb. 9th, before 2,000 cheering specta- tors. And again this week end at | Vancouver they won the North Ameri | can Senior Pairs Title. They now move on to the World Competition at! Cortina, Italy. Debbi and Guy will form part of an 18 member Canadian team in the World¥igure Skating Championship. REJECT DEER SHOOT IN UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIP Uxbridge Twp. Council, like mem- bers in the Townships of Pickering, Markham and Whitchurch have turn- | ed down a suggestion from the Dept of Lands and Forests to hold a dee shoot in the municipality in 1963. The matter was discussed briefly at a regular meeting on Friday after- noon. Reeve Norman Hogg contended that if the open season was arranged for | the month of November it would not be practical since all the damage would have been done. "We don't need it", commented councillor Charles Forsythe. LINDSAY PARKING METER REVENUE $22,279.21, as compared to $20,419.90 in 1961. The annual report states that of the 500 meters, only 76 are of the old type requiring winding by the officer. Operated by the motorist the new Duncan-Miller duplex type meters are said to he creating greater revenue and acceptance by the public of park- ing meters, Damage by cars mounting the curb ig reduced, since one standard holds two meters and cars park on either side of it. : OPERATING MARKHAM TWP. POLICE DEPT. NEARLY A $100,000 BUSINESS Operation of the Markham Town- ship police department has heen stead- ily growing in size and cost, along with the township population. Cost of operating the department in 1962 was $91,713.95, and this figure pro- mises to close in on the hundred thou- sand dollar mark in 1963. Average cost to the township of providing each officer in the 16-man force is $4,836, Cand successfully ran in Last year's report which waz issued last vear, shows that the number of theft and break and enter offences has decreased with the result that mora time is available for highway patrol, This move in turn has upped the num- "ber of traffic and hguor prosecutions. Operate Three Cars The police department is supplied which travelled year, costing with three cruise: 141,653 25,628.96. miles last CLAYT. HODGSON MP, WILI, SEEK RE-ELECTION Clayton W. Hody son, MP Victoria- Haliburton, will ~cch re-election in the April 8 Federal Election if doctors give him a clean bill of health, Mr. Hodgson was in Lindsay Tues- day morning at the home of his bro- ther on St. Paul St, following his re- turn from Ottawa Relaxing over a coffee Mr. Hodgson aid he felt in excellent health and wis set "to go again," "My relatives want me to get a com- plete physical check-up and if the doctors say mi alight, Til certainly seek re-election," he said. Mr. Hodgson will face his seventh federal test at the polls this April. He first entered parliament in 1945 1949, 1963, 1008 and 1062. ALDERMAN NAMED OSHAWA RIDING PROVINCIAL ELECTION CANDIDATE Albert Walker, an 8-year veteran as an alderman for the City of Osh- awa, a truck line employee of General Motors, and a member of the United Automobile Workers, will be the can- didate of the Oshawa Riding Progres- sive Conservative Association in the forthcoming provincial election to be held in June or October, Mr. Walker's was the only name "voted upon at the annual meeting of "the Oshawa Riding Progressive Con- servative Association meeting held last Thursday night in the Whitby Legion Hall. Oshawa Alderman Nor- man Down, suggested as a candidate, refused to let hi: name stand but pledged full support for Mr, Walker. Mr. Walker was brought to Canada from London, England, by his par- ents when he was four years old and has been a resident of the area ever since. He is married and has a son and a daughter {HE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. FEBRUARY 28th, 1968--7 Very Successful Ice Carnival (Continued from Front Page) Kindergarten and Grade [-- Girls' Comic-- 1. Debbie Wylie; 2. Paula Jeffrey; 3. Dennise Stein; 4. Margie Vokins. 3 Boys' Comic-- | 1. Chris Durward; 2. Sherm Stoughton 3. Lorne Johnson; 4. Timmy Heayn. Girls' Dress | 1. Laurie Cochrane; 2. Pam Goslin; 3. Linda St. Pierre; 4. Sherry Boyce. Boys' Dress-- 1. Wayne Dowson; Gordie Goode; 3. Kevin Knight; 4. Gordon Carnaghan Girls' Original-- 1. Jill Dowson; 2. Cheryl Rahm; 3. Lynn Johnson; 4. Carla Bagg; 5. Sherry Devitt. Roys' Original-- 1. Peter St. Pierre; 2. Mark Kenny; 3. Andy & Paul Litt; 4. Greg St. John; 6. Sammy Romanchoff. Junior IT & III-- 1. Janct Baird; 2. Debbie Godley; 3. Cathy DeShane; 4. Wendy Harris Girls' Dress-- 1. Nancy Dowson; 2. Karen Kennedy; 3. Louise Luke; 4. Janice Dowson & Karen Murray Girls' Original-- 1. Mary Lynn McMasters & Freda Stein; 2. Linda Pickard & Brenda Webster; 3. Dianne Panabaker; 4. Patsy DeNure & Leslie DeNure; 5. Mary Lou Thomas. Boys' Comic-- 1. Jim Moore & Dean Beare 2. Allan Shaw; 3. Michael Wren; 4. David Girls' Comic-- 1. Sandra & Sonja Enge;2. Linda Rice 3. Orene Price; 4. Vickie Luke Girls' Dress-- 1. Lori Mark; 2. Rhonda Forder; 3. Kim Neill; 4. Julie Hall Girls' Original-- Il. Donna & Denna Ballard; 2. Cheryl McGregor & Karen Carnegie; 3. Deb- bie McNeill; 4. Sheryln Reader Boys' Comic-- 1. David Litt; 2. Donnie McNeill; 3. Ronnie Redman; 4. David Parry Boys' Dress-- 1. Robert Stephens; 2. Douggie Walsh 3. David Jackson; 4. Billy VanCamp Boys' Original 1. David Beurgeois; 2. Neil DeShane; 8. Laurie Williams; 4. Paul Bagg Intermediate IV & V-- 1irls' Comic-- Carnoghan Boys' Dress- 1. Billy St. John; 2. Greg Goode; 3. Bob Elford; 4. Garry Geer Boys' Orlginal- I. Peter Vernon; 2. Jody Willian: 3. Charles Nelson; 4. Neil Clarke | Senior VI, VII & VIII- Girls' Comic-- 1. Heather Stephens & Sandra Hall; 2. Joanne Juckson; 3. Betty Cowieson; Anna Forder Girls' Dress- 1. Charlene Bourgeois & Brenda Geer 2. Dianne Brown & Esther McDonald; 3. Linda Heayn; 4 Sharon Baird Girls' Original 1. Beverley Carnegie & Lynne Me Gregor; 2. Darla Thomas; 3 Elizabeth Jefford; 4. Joanne Shaw; b Buckner Boys' Comic-- 1. Ralph Prentice & Scott Kenny, 2. Billy Hall; 3. Lonnie Mark; 4. Larry Emmerson Boys' Dress-- 1. Ricky Walker; 2. Brian McNab 3. Tommy MeNeill; 1 Moa e Boys' Original-- 1. Bobby Bruton; 2. Larry Mark, 3. Ricky Ballard; + Raymond Hille 5. Barry Elford Larry RACE: Boys K-I' & Gr. 1- Lo Andy Litt; 20 Wayne Dow on 3. Paul Litt Girls K-P & Gr. 1- L. June Sonley; 2 Laurie Cochivane; 3. Karen Saunders \ Boys Gr. 11- I. Glenn McCoy, © 3. Ronnie Livan: Girls Gr. 11-- L. Margot Michie; 2 Joanne Diaper 3. Vickie Heayns. Boys 8 and Under-- Ricky Evans, Bobby Young, ticky Short. Girls 8 and Under Rhonda Forder, Marlene Podres, Sheryln Reader Liavid Jack on; AAAS AXA XRARRN LRA RRR BALDWIN ('redit eo OWNED BY EEE 0POROROROPOBOPOPOROROROPOROPC logs slo ste ste 2208 Ruthanne Boys 9 and Under-- Gurry Waller, Billy Jeffrey, Donald Waldinsperger. Girls v and Under Janet Carnegie, Charlotte Carnegie, Penny Rider. Boy 10 and Under- Kon Phinney, Glen Sweetman, Ken livine Gils 10 and Under-- Barb Hillier, Dianne Cox, Faye tiealey Boy: 11 and Under--- Roger Moase, Larry Mark, Barry Saunders Girl 11 and Under-- Anna Forder, Wendy Snooks, Joanne Jackson. Boy 12 and Under-- theky Beare, Larry Mark, Roger Muon Cul 1 and UU nder---- Vina border, Wendy Snook, tion Baird Boy 1d and Under Itas Stephens, Larry Mark, I viihiie Mark. Girls 1¢ and Under-- Vin border, Janice Porter, Sharon Baird. Boo 1d and Under--- Bill Beare, Rus Stephens, Jamie Porter. Guls 11 and Under Janice Porter, Sharon Baird, Anna Forder Boys Sr. Open Bill Beare, Fred Cox, Danny Cawker, Girls Sr. Open -- Pat Healey, Anna Forder, Janice Porter. Inspected by Dept. of Insurance under * credit union's Act ' DARA ANANAN ANNA AS ANS PISA RAR ABARABSAAN - - - Manchester Community Credit Union STREET, ['nion THI (Jan. 1963, 800) OFFICERS ELECTED BY MEMBERS Bond of association 10 miles radius from Manchester PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY AMONG MEMBERS (1962 $8,409) BROOKLIN Building MEMBERS eo Topo ose Fuse one pa ug op es uss lee to os BUT PSC IP0P0E0 wo 5 April 18 63 rr EAR VAAARAAARANA AAR ARAN RAR KARA IOAN ARR AAA MSTSIAAN AN FA NOT FOR PROFIT, NOT I'OR CHARITY, FOR SERVICE ee seston', 1) \ ' Emergency call: At home --alone, perhaps--a sudden need for help: a phone call brings it. How could people ever reach people without the phone?! BELLE) Built, managed and owned by Canadians Nee - a "aR Wwe