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6 ~ PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs, November 4th, 1965 Blackstock News By Olga Hill The U.C.W. met in the Chris- tian Education room Tuesday evening, Oct. 26, President Mrs. Kyte opened with a read- ing on different types of wo- men, then turned the meeting over to Mrs, Romeril who after introducing it, was narrator for a play -- "Don't Play the Races To-night Mother". A good number of the members took part in the play which was quite humorous as well as in- formative. Mrs. Ivan Thompson gave the worship which consisted of Hymn, Offeratory, Scripture passage, paper on Gambling & Prayer. President and Secretary took their places and conducted the business period. Mrs. Glenn Larmer explained the Over and Above Gifts and told what is needed this year. Reports were heard from all Units, Secretary, Treasurer, Community, Friend- ship, Parsonage and Board of Stewards representatives. A committee was appointed to meet with committee from Ste- wards re renovation of base- ment and kitchen. Decided to donate $10.00 to the John Milton Society. Agreed to cater to the Rotary Club Rural Night Banquet on Nov. 24th. Closed with Benediction. lunch was served and the 26 ladies present had a social visit. St. John's W.A. met in the Parish Hall Oct. 28th with pre- sident Mrs. Ashmore presiding. Meeting opened with hymn "They who Tread the Path of Labor". Mrs. McArthur gave the Devotional, taking as her theme 'Building with God". President thanked the ladies for co-operation at the chicken- pie supper which was very sue- etessful. Dorcas reported the fall bale sent with new articles valued at $59.75. Plans for the dessert luncheon are well under- way. Meeting closed with prayer, followed by refresh ments, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm; Mr. & Mrs. Richard VanCamp; Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell; Mr. Stewart Dorrell; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Beacock; Mrs. Mau- rice Edgerton and Miss Donna Edgerton attended the Ontario Milk Producers Banquet at Maple Grove Thursday evening. Twenty-three ladies of the Blackstock U.C.W. attended the Regional meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Wo- men in Port Perry United Church Thursday and enjoyed the addresses, also pictures shown by Miss Muriel Stevens of the Congo. Mr. Bert Hooey and Mrs. Russel Lansing, Peterboro were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. Mary Pereman, Colum- bus is convalescing at the home of her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin. _ Mesds. Stuart James, Lewis Duvell; Jack Dunn; Howard Pickard, Bowmanville and Mrs, Stan Rahm, were Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Cecil Hill, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wilkinson, Coboconk and Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Montgomery, Enniskillen were Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston. WES LANE PLUMBING - HEATING oft (Continued on page 11) ELECTRIC Port Perry, Ont. ice 985-2473 Res. KEEP PROGRESSIVE A | STRONG ONTARIO RIDING VOICE AT Re-elect Mike STARR CONSERVATIVE £i The students of Cartwright held a Sadie Hawkins Hallowe' MIKE STARR MIKE STARR'S en Dance on Friday, October 29 at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock. The students from Milbrook were invited and there was an excellent turnout from both schools. 'Music was sup- plied by a CKLB dise-jockey. Costumes were very original, ranging from dice to penguins. Prizes in the form of records were given out for various dance contests. The lucky win- ners were Judy Swain & Denis McLaughlin, Joan Suggitt and Doug Fallis, and Marguerite Clement and David Long. Lunch consisted of cupcakes, tarts and apple cider, LOVEEINESS NE BEAUTY CRITICS KNOW tA) THEIR HEARTS, 0UR DESIGNS ARE'ORIGINAL"A (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 98K-7991 has an unmatched knowledge of this area. He is a familiar figure at every 'four corners', on every city street and concession road in Ontario Riding. His devotion to our people and their affairs has earned him the respect of our citizens of all parties, creeds, racial origins and stations in life. MIKE STARR is one of the most popular men in the House of Commons. It has been said of him that no person in Parliament commands or deserves more respect or affection. He is a Member with a proven record for getting along with people--and getting along with people gets things done. ability was recognized in his appointment as Canada's Minister of Labour. He is now House Leader of the Official Opposition. But Mike Starr has never lost the common touch, has never allowed his national duties to impede his work on behalf of his people at home. MIKE STARR is a man who knows his way around the halls of Parliament; a man who can appraise our needs here at home and can provide the decisive action that produces results. A strong voice in the House of Commons is a tradition that the people of Ontario Riding have come to expect from their Member, Mike Starr. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE For information or assistance in getting to the polls -- phone these Committee Rooms: PORT PERRY 985-7261 UXBRIDGE 852-3073 POLLS ARE OPEN 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. (Published by the Ontario Riding P-C Ass'n)