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(Continued) Blackstock News | Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis and | small son, Oshawa, were Tues- | day evening guests of Mr. and | Mrs. W. Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomp- § Ry ¥ RFC LE a et Xs ERT . Hr =] ite | Jive, % 5 OE Shines als 4 Ch iden i) hi EY ey marty [5 RB Aw DOL CATR SO ENE E90 La 7) WES Basle and LA son; Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Thomp- son; Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Thomp- son; and Miss Ethel Thompson visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson, Oshawa on Thurs- day and enjoyed a brief visit with their brother Rev. Merle Thompson of Saskatchewan, who was on a brief business trip to Toronto. Manchester CREDIT ------------ STARTED IN 1954 TO GIVE YOU MORE VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. AVAILABLE TO ANYONE LIVING WITHIN TEN MILES OF MANCHESTER. Community BALDWIN ST. BROOKLIN Savings, Personal Chequing, Loans May 28 Jim Swain and three boy friends from Oshawa spent last week-end in New York. Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Johnston spent last week with Mr. and Mrs, Keith Johnston and girls, Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong attended the funeral of Rev. John Curtis in Cobourg, Satur- day. Mr, and Mrs. and Mrs. John Shott, Rochester, N.Y. spent a few days last week and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Waters, Kenilworth, Ont. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larmer and Mr. Grant Larmer were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted McMahon and family. Mrs. Velva Bailey and Miss Catherine spent the week-end in Toronto with Misses Gertrude Henry and Doris Griffin. Mrs, Albert Wright and Mrs. Ed. Harris are visiting Mr. and Mprs., V. Cain, Toronto. | Arthur Schott PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 7th, 1964 -- 11 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parker, Glen and Susan of Oshawa were with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and boys on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall, Toronto were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Midgley. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lamb vi- sited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gra- ham, Pickering on Sunday after- noon. Myr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Gibson and | boys at the Flying "G" Ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson, Detreit and Mrs. Alex Muir, Mt. Dennis visited their sister Mrs. Frank Johnston and family on | Sunday. Mrs. Grant Franklin is in Toronto General Hospital. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery, Mrs. Crosier visited in Sun- [ derland on Sunday afternoon." | Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMil- ~ Model illustrated 2-door Caliente Ha one of the Ford Family of Fine Cars made in Canada. Fun is a carefree week-end by the water. (You arrive in style in your beautiful Comet~~relaxed, refreshed, ready to join in the fun J Fun is a wind at your back, open water ahead and a bright, cloud-flecked sky above. (There's mighty smooth sailing in a Comet, too. Steady, obed Fun is admiring the sleek lines of a taut, trim craft. an ever-present invitation to adventure. Just cast off and ¢ ( iently responsive to the 'helm'.) e crisp, lean styling of the rakish Comet presents Fun is sitting in quiet contemplation, with the surf swish.- ing in and out on the sands. (And Comet doesn't interrupt your reverie when you leave. You're carried away smoothly, silently in gentle Comet Fun is a visit to your comfort.) economical all this fun can be.) Port Perry Mercury dealer (to discover how . '64 COMET Certain features shown are optional at extra cost. G. M. WILLIAMS MOTORS LTD. Phone 985-2352 USED CARS ter News I lan ,Greenbank, called recently on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank, lin. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Lamb and baby daughter called on Osh- awa friends on Sunday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cleverton and children, Uxbridge, visited her sister Mrs. Lawrence Midg- ley and family on Sunday. Mrs. Meta Holtby will enter- tain the U.C.W. on Thursday afternoon, May 7th at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Howard and children of Copper Cliff were with her sister Mrs. Grant Franklin and family on the week-end. Just a reminder to all in this area, that the Annual Hospital Tea is on Saturday afternoon, May 9th in Port Perry. Slides Of India Shown To UCW Slides taken in the fascinat- ing continent of India by Miss | Doreen Van Camp were shown at the general meeting of Port Perry United Church Women held on the evening of April 14, Doreen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp of Blackstock. She taught school in Brooklin and in August 1962 went to India for a three year term as teacher of English in the Mission School at Indore, There are about seven hun- dred pupils at this school of whom one hundred are in re- sidence. The Summer vacation begins the end of April and school re-opens the middle of June. Doreen is at present holidaying in Hong Kong and Japan, Miss Alice Dodd introduced Mrs. Richard VanCamp, who showed the pictures, and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp gave the commentary. The slides showed different phases in the life of the people. They receive very low wages and it was apparent that many are of the "poorer class. The schools appeared to be large and had spacious surroundings. Mrs. Jos. Saunder, leader of Unit 7, thanked = Mesdames VanCamp for presenting the needs of India in such an in- teresting manner from personal contact. Mrs. Orr Jeffrey conducted the worship service and was as- sisted by Mrs. W. M, Letcher who led in the meditation and prayer. The ladies were reminded to save labels for the golden book of charity and of the tour on May 27th sponsored by Unit 4 to United Church College, Cov- enant House and Berkley Stu- dios, Mrs. Godley read two delight- ful letters from the foster child. Mrs. Saunders read a letter from the Observer acknowledg- ing the current order and re- questing an increase in sub- scriptions for 1966, . Mrs. Robert Walker gave an excellent report on behalf of the manse committee. A regular meeting will be held May 12th to take care of any business. Refreshments served by Unit 8 brought the meeting to a close. <