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3 : As ATH Scan nn Sh Be Le Bt eS bh 5h 8- THE PORT PERRY STAR, THUR Blackstock Number + Unit of U.C.W. met on Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Glenn Layni X members were pre ent, It was stiessed that neighbors and friends be invited to the General meeting, April 30 at 8.30 p.m. The May meeting of this unit is to be dis- pensed with due to the Dessert Tea, May 231d. Letter of thanks from Miss Muriel Stevens, Angola for bandages received was read and as the need is served. wins Suh addi us take Sad SDAY, APRIL 206th, 1963 till very great more are to be made in the chair. The Easter Hymn cent her. Unit also decided to "Christ the Lord is Risen Today" was I sung and Mrs. H. E, Ashmore gave | the reading followed by opening prayers and Litany. and make an afghan for overseas. . $f nr To. scripture Mis. Stuart Dorrell 'gave -a fine Devotional on the Resurrection and | offered prayer. Offering was re- ceived and Dedicated by Mrs. Arnold Tavlior., who also dealt with and led bers and one visitor from Peterboro the discussion on 4th chapter of "The | present. Mrs. J. Scott is still in Osh- Word and the Way". Lunch was! awa Hospital and Mr. J. Rahm has a } | broken foot. Being Easter week some members were away. There were eleven mem- Several members hope to attend the annual meeting this week in Toronto. I'lans were made for a Mothers' St. John's W.A. met in the Parish | Hull for their regular meeting Apr. | 18th, with Pres. Mrs. John Hamilton | Foi AE wo hE CASH SAVER! - You {we 3c! Dowson's Food Market ror perry LUSHUS Jelly Desserts 3:20 CASH SAVER! - You Save 4c! - Twin Pack - White or Coloured Rolls DELSEY TISSUE 2:29| CASH SAVER! - You Save 6c! - Boston Brown - 20 oz, Tins AYLMER Beans 2:37« CASH SAVER! - You Save 14c! - Red & White 8 oz. 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Bil, 59¢ Bottle of 50 30's - - « 39% Medium Pkg, radi BB DARA RN RN nln vache bid RR RANA ARAN Sa BU LR AN bhi in sosukedadts Fas Spring Tune Includes All Lights. Water St., PORT PERRY OPEN 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Complete Lubrication, Front Wheel Bearings Repaired, Brake Lining Checked. ..Spark Plugs, Points, Compression Check, .Battery Cables Cleaned. .Complete Electrical Check $7. ALL WORK GUARANTEED--LICENSED MECHANICS Gord Lewis B-A Garage - Up Special 95 Parts Extra, Phone 985-7091 Free Pick-up and Delivery - After a few chairman's remarks Mr. Day Supper with Mrs. McArthur and Mrs. H. Bailey conveners. Murs. Ash- more offered to prepare posters. | Meeting closed with prayer by president and refreshments were | served. | A goodly number of ladies spent a | pleasant evening in the Recreation Centre Wednesday when a Cooking School, sponsored by the Mothers' Auxiliary was held. Mr. Maye of Uxbridge showed an | Ontario Hydro Film--*"Yours to Com- mand" which was very interesting and instructive. Miss Hurst of Ontario Homemakers Service made several tasty dishes and in a pleasing man- ner told of many shortcuts in pre- paring foods, At the close of this several lucky draws were made. The first one an electric frypan donated by Hydro went to Mrs. Neil Werry Other prizes were donated by Black- stock and Port Perry Merchants, Approximately 135 partook of the | bounteous roast beef meal served by by the Mothers' Auxiliary for the Father _and Son Banquet of the Scouts and Cubs on Saturday night. Grace was said by Rev. P. Romeril. Following the dinner the "Queen" | was sung with Cub Glen Malcolm at | the piano. Mr, Ross Duff, president of the group committee was M.C. and proposed the toast to the "Queen". Duff introduced the head table guests: President. of the Mothers' Auxiliary --Mrs. Irene Hudson; President of the 0.N.0O.--Mrs. Gwen Ballingal; Akela of Cubs--Mrs. Jean Adams; Glen Mal. colm; Guest Speaker--Mr. Jack Eil- beck; Ross Duff and Graham; Rev. P. Romeril and Dennis; Blake Gunter and Richard. A toast to the Fathers was pro- posed by Glenn Malcolm and replied to by Mr. Harold Kyte. A toast to the sons was proposed by Mr. P. God- frey and Bobby McLaughlin gave the response. Mr. Duff then called on Ray Mountjoy who presented the Trophy for Best Camper for the year 1962 to Dennis McLaughlin. Mrs. Jean Adams gave the report of the year's work of the Cubs and Blake Gunter, Scout Master reported the Scouts year's work. George Wolfe presented Bob Ednie, the retiring Akela, with a small gift of appreciation for his work done with Cubs. (The Ednies have moved from this locality). Mr. Duff now introduced the guest speaker--Mr. Jack Eilbeck of the Pro- vineial Board of Education of Tor- onto (Recreation Branch), who gave a very interesting address on "Life in 1975" --What will young people do with their time by then, when there will be so many more devices, etc., ete.? Blake Gunter expressed the thanks to Mr. Eilbeck and Victor Malcolm thanked the ladies for tha wonderful dinner, . ' "O Canada", played by Brian Mountjoy, brought the evening to a close. All back to school this (Monday) morning after the Easter holidays. In Central Public School, there aro ten student teachers from Peterboro Teacers College, for this week. Miss Janice Beech, Maple Grove; Miss Mary Bettles, Miss Patricia Knox, Miss Berta Higgon, Miss Anne Werry and Mr. Montague Emmerson and Mr. Douglas Oke all of Bowmanville; Miss Dorothy Foley, Courtice; Mr, Mel McCoy, Newcastle and Miss Edith Nimigon, Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow took John and Jane Marlow home to Lively on Saturday and spent the week-end with Dr, and Mrs. Jack Marlow and family. Rev. and Mrs, Merrill Ferguson and Miss Pauline, Stratford, spent Thurs- day with Mrs, Cecil Hill and family and Messrs Roy and Bill Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ford and Ro- berta, Willowdale, spent Saturday with his mother Mts. Robt. Ford Sr. Misses Gertrude Henry and Doris Griffin, Toronto, spent the week-end at home, Messrs. Herb, Harold, Lewis and Jack Swain visited at the Mackie Funeral Home, Lindsay, Friday even- ing and Mrs. Margaret Carley and Mr. Weir Swain atended the funeral Saturday of Mrs, Noble Swain of Valentia. Rev. and Mrs, P, Romeril and Den- nis spent a few days last week in Hamilton, ' have | owned by Mr. Geo. Downey who has Greer | afternoon. Several from this area attended the Golden Wedding aninversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy, Hampton, Monday, April 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shemelt and | Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning attended' a Watkin Conference and Southern Fried Chicken Dinner at the Cottage | Restaurant in Lindsay, Wednesday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Woodward, Seagrave moved to the farm formerly moved to Oshawa. Katherine and Carolyn Murray of Cresswell and Dianne Taylor spent a few days last week with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mrs, Wilmot Fitze, Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fitze, and Mrs, Oscar Shaw, Oshawa, also called there and on Mrs. Cecil Hill Sunday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and fa- mily were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wright, Mr. Carol and Mrs. Stan Rahm, Paul and visited Mr. and Mrs. Orval and girls, Oshawa, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp and Arthur attended a birthday party for Glen at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Glen Van Camp and boys, Port Perry on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lane and Terry and Mrs. Lewis Pearce, Oshawa, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Pearce and Mrs. G. Crawford on Sunday. . Mrs. Ted Read, Heather and Pam, Streetsville, spent a day last week, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy and family and Mr. Fred Purdy, Bowman- ville and Mrs. Edith Murphy, Tyrone were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Williamson, Peterboro; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White and Mr. Sandy Braithwaite, Cavan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Werry on Sunday. Green is still preaching, the church { where he has served for some time, being on- one corner ently this summer. evening of entertainment put on re- cently by the Scugog U.C.W. J. 8. MacFarlane to Uxbridge, on Sun- day evening, to the Chalmers Presby- terian Church, W.M.S. Thank Offer- Mrs. Moore Gordon, who Formosa of the farm. ever 2 's to retire perman- |. . However he hopes to retire perm ing Service. had been a Missionary in for many years was the guest speaker. She gave a wonderful talk on the work there, and the very great need of the native tribes. The whole service was very inspiring. A number of our laides enjoyed the Messrs. MacTaggart, Reynolds and Eagleson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. BOOK NOW for your.... SUMMER HOLIDAY FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL (OSHAWA) Official agent for all Airlines, Steamships and Hotels throughout the world 0 NO SERVICE CHARGE e 57 King St. E., Oshawa (tf) Phone : 728 - 6201 Seagrave Mv. and Mrs. D. Johnson and sons George and Jimmy of Oshawa, also Mr, Dan MacTaggart of Oshawa were recent viistors with Mr. and Mrs, J. C. MacTaggart. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boe and sons of | Brantford, spent a few days with Mr. ! and Mrs. O. J. Boe during the Easter ' holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Tristram and sons, of Scarboro, spent Easter Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Eagleson. Some of the family remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce, and family, visited on Friday and Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon of Lucknow. Morley also called on Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Green and found them very happily established on their farm, with their son Gordon. 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