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14 PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, , NOV. Tth, 1963 BLACKSTOCK NEWS by Mrs. Olga Hill 30 years, "amount of experience and both Jeffrey James Buma, infant: _son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Buma receivedfhe sacrament of Bap- tism in the United Church Sun- day morning. Rev. chose as the subject of his ser- mon, Parent and Child. The Sacrament of Holy Com- munion was administered in the | Anglican Church Sunday morn- ing. Canon Ashmore also de- livered an excellent sermon, Leaders of Cubs for this year are Akela--Mrs. Carl Adams; Other leaders--Mrs. Roy Phayre Miss Aileen Van Camp, Mr. Bob Wheeler and Mr. Carl Finlay. The following Cubs stepped up into Scouts last week--Brian Lee, Mike Pascoe, Glen Malaplm, Graham Duff, Bob Swain, Barry Trewin and Donald Edgerton. Twelve leaders of Cartwright Guides attended the Central Area Guider Training in Cam- bridge United Church, Lindsay on Saturday. Thirteen ladies. from stock U.C.W, awa Presbyterial Regional Rally in Prince Albert on Thursday. The Town gasbord on Wednesday evening was very successful... persons were served. Sympathy is family on the sudden death of Mrs. Wilson last Monday. Fun- eral service was held in the An- glican church Thursday with in- terment in St. John's cemetery. Twenty-six members attended | the Hi C meeting Sunday even- ing. The study and discussion was on--The United Churech-- How it came about and what it means. Rev. Romeril came in and gave a talk on "Are you a Maker or a Taker?" Doctor Kenneth and Dr, Pear] Prior and Dev. Douglas Pilkey | who ate conducting a mission | tour of this area; met with min- isters and their wives at the Manse, Blackstock, Friday noon. That evening Dr. Kenneth Prior gave a most interesting and in- formative address on Agricul- | ture in Africa in the C. E. centre. Dr. Pearl Prior was guest speaker in the United Church Sunday, Oct. 23rd and thoroughly enjoyed by a-large congregation. The Priors who were missionaries in Africa for Romeril | Black- . attended the Osh-| | with Mu. extended Mr. Clare Wilson of Caesarea and | i % and Mrs. Ken Dunsmoor. | and Country Smor- Over-600-.---- i per guests of Mrs, Cecil Hill. have had a vast speak very fluently. At present their home isin Vietoria and he is Field Secretary for World Mission, A shower in honor of newly weds -- Mr. and Mrs, < Allan Larmer was held in the Recrea- tion -Centre Friday evening. Callers with Mr. and Murs. Will Forder during the week were: --Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Hall, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Benson Dunn, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs, John Van Camp and Mrs. Mar- garet Rumney, Midland; Mrs. Irene Van Camp, Wybridge. 7 Mr. Russel Ritchie and son Ken of Peterboro called on friends in the village Sunday. Mrs. M. P. Philp, West Hill, spent Sunday with the Charlie Smiths. Mr. Stanley Malcolm and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bailey are en- route to Florida for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong spent Friday night and Saturday and Mrs. Ross Curtis, Orillia. Misses B. Hibbs and C. Clark spent the week-end in Toronto. 'Mr...and Mrs. Ray. Larmer, Pickering were Sunday guests of Mrs. Alma Fowler. Glad to report Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock home again' after his eye surgery. Mr. Earl Dorrell is visiting | the Roger Dorrells in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston are visiting the Keith Johnstons, Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Morton, David and Robbie, Oshawa; Mr. Roy Ferguson; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson were Sunday sup- Mr, called on Mr. cher' Tuesday.- : Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Dealy, Tor- onto, spent Sunday with Mr. Wm. C. Dugan, Lochlin, and Mrs. Ww. Ar- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp and Arthur, attended the service in Port Perry United Church on Sunday morning, when Stephen Paul Van Camp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Camp received the Sacrament of Baptism, and afterwards the grandparents were dinner guests of the Glen Van Lamps in Port Perry. : Double Ring Ceremony In Greenbank United On Saturday, September 7th, 1963, at three o'clock, marriage vows were exchanged in Green- bank United Church between Sharon Elizabeth Beare, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Beare, of Greenbank, Ontario and David -Charles Morton, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Morton, of Port Perry, Ontario. Reverend David Harris per- formed the ceremony before an alter decorated with the gladio- las and mums. Miss Betty Couves provided 'the music at the organ and Mr. Wayne' Powell, Port Perry, was soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the . bride wore a floor length gown of delustered sat- in, featuring round neckline, lily point sleeves, bell shaped skirt and detachable train with lace appliques and two rosettes:- A' bouffant veil was held in place by a tiara of seed pearls and she carried a cascade bou- quet 'of baby orchids and white stephanotis. The bride was attended by Mrs. Bruce Dempsey of Port Perry as matron of honour, Miss Beatrice Lee of Green- bank and Miss Jayne Carnegie of Port Perry as bridesmaids. They - wore identical street length gowns pf antoque gold peau de soie with -detachable tiered overskirts and matching rosette hats. Their cascade bouquets were of yellow and bronze mums with wheat sprays accenting the autumn hues. The flower girl Miss Dawn Real was dressed similarly in gold peau de soie. Master Scott Wilbur ring bearer in white flannel suit. The groom was attended by Mr. Grant Menzies, Saintfield, and ushers were Mr. Richard Carnegie, Port Perry and Mr. Barry Beare, Greenbank. The] groom and his attendants were identically attired -in -Charcoal grey suits. Receiving at the reception which followed in the church parlours, Mrs. Beare wore a dress of fiesta pink peau de soie with cap sleeves. The draped skirt accented the lace bodice gathering it into soft folds. She wore a white feathered hat, matching accessories, and white corsage of baby roses and mums. The mother of the groom, Mrs. Morton wore a dress of lucerne blue peau de soie;, cap sleeves and a tiered. skirt. She wore matching accessories and a corsage of light pink baby roses. The couple left on a wedding trip to a lodge. in the north country, the bride travelling in a mint green bouclaie suit with a matching fur collar and hat and black accessories. Her corsage was of baby orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Morton are now residing -in Toronto, Ont. 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Chapman Wed In Blackstock United Church Blackstock United Church, de- corated with baskets of beauti- ful bronze and yellow mums was the setting for a lovely wedding | Saturday, Oct. 12th, 1963, when Verna Ruth Harris, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris, R.R. 1, Burketon was united in marriage with William John Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry. Rev. Philip Romeril was the officiating clergyman. The wed- ding music was played by Mrs. Gordon Strong, who is church organist and also an aunt of the groom. Mr. Percy Preston, Lindsay, a 'cousin of the groom sang "Oh Perfect Love" and" "The Wedding Prayer". Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a floor length gown 'of white peau de soie, featuring a scoop neckline end lily point sleeves. Pearl applique accented the bodice and back skirt panels. A crown of pearl dnd white leaves held her shoulder length weil and she carried Tawny gold roses and stephanotis, Mrs. Murray Birkett, Port Perry was Matron of honor for her sister. Her street length gown was of emerald green peau de ~spie, featuring a square neckline and elbow length sleev- es. . The covered with an overskirt, ac- cented by a cabbage rose on the front and a large bow and streamers detailed the back. The bridesmaids, Miss Donna McLaughlin and Miss Anne Gib- son, both of R.R. 2, Nestleton and friends of the 'wore gowns of antique g § Bogu o e soie, fashioned identically like that of the matron of Honor. William "Chapman, Port straight skirt was| All attendants wore matching hats featuring a cabbage rose and short veils and carried' bronze and gold mums. The best man was Mr. Robert Parry, Port Perry, friend of the groom and the ushers were Mr. James Harris, brother of the bride and Mr. Robert Strong cousin of the groom, The reception was held in the Christian Education centre. The bride's mother received wearing | a Delsey Blue Cord dress with 'black hat, shoes and bag, white' gloves and a corsage of white| g. 'mums.: Th 'assisted, wear eal Blue dress with coring Rose hat and groom's. mother gloves, black shges and bag and corsage of white mums. For their wedding trip to Lake Placid, New York, the bride wore a' Brown basket weave suit with brown and gold accessories and a corsage of gold roses. They will reside at 5.45 Scu- gog St., Port Perry. Several parties were held in konor of the bride prior to the' Congratulations are extended to Mr. A. E, Milner of Union- ville who celebrated his 93 years birthday on October 29th. Those who attended the cele- bration in his honour were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick; Mr. and-- 'Mrs. Sidney Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milner, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Aldred, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil. Heayn, of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milner, Ockowa. Mrs. George Russell, 8 [any other friends were pre- sent from ionville, Toronto, St. Thomas dnd other places. Congratulations are also ex- tended to Mrs. Rohert Heayn of ugog who will celebrate her Jan birthday on Sunday, Nov. rrr marriage. Mrs. Charles Lown, Port Perry, sister of the groom was hostess for a miscellaneous shower, Misses Anné Gibson and Donna McLaughlin entertained for a pantry shower." Mrs. Pat Hayes and Miss Jayne Carnegie Port Perry were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower and the' WI. presented the Honeydale bride with a' yoo! blanket. 30 DAYS in EUROPE (OCT. 1st - $312. FEB, 29th) ROUND TRIP at: Four Seasons Travel(Oshawa) 87 KING r. 728-6201 L