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ry vw AY 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 28th, 1966 Sh iw CE Do FOR EVENINGS -- 25 YEARS OR OVER Excellent part-time income for day workers. CHALET FARMS LTD. Apply : 985-7393 -- h Tl _L E G ION C NPP PR 1 y ASN FLINT S320 Si 5, ty eu ae EE EAR HE PEN ERR ARRAS R ARIE Ch BALL Blackstock News By O. Hill Mrs. Lloyd Wright, leader was hostess for the Dorcas unit on Wednesday afternoon and opened the meeting with a poem "A New Beginning". Mrs, Wal- ter Wright gave the Worship, consisting of prayer, scripture passage, Meditation on Hope, Prayer and offering. Mrs. W, Ross led the discussion on Chap- ter 8 of Jesus Chlist and the Chritian Church, A letter from Miss Frances Waldridge, a Mis- sionary in Angola, was read by Mr, Cecil Hill, Following business period joy. A nice lot of clothing was received to be sent to Miss Muriel Stevens in the Congo. Plans were made for the next general meeting and bake sale. One hundred and forty - two gentlemen (young and older) enjoyed the delicious roast beef dinner served by the Mother's Auxiliary at the Father and Son Banquet in the Recreation Cen- tre Blackstock, Saturday, April 23, 1966. Rev. P. Romeril said Grace. Mr, Ross Duff, Presi- dent of the Scout & Cub group, proposed the toast to The Queen also introduced the Head Table guests who were: Miss Aileen Hamilton reported the Scout Activities, Rev. Robert Mans- field who is a probation officer in Port Perry, gave a very in- teresting talk on his work. Geo, Wolfe thanked the speaker and Ernie Swain thanked the ladies for the Banquet. Barry Malcolm was pianist for the Queen and O Canada, Mrs, Walter Lawrence plan- ned a surprise party for her daughter Sylvia in honour of her 21st birthday. 38 friends from Nestleton, Blackstock, Pe- terboro, Toronto, Oshawa, Scar- boro, Seagrave and Pontypool attended Saturday night. A very pleasant evening of games and dancing was had, Sylvia re- ceived many beautiful gifts. A large number from 'this meeting closed with a hymn and Benediction 6 members and 8 visitors attended. OLD BILL'S NIGHT PORT PERRY LEGION HALL hy Soo Van Camp, Mrs, Carl Adams, guest speaker Rev. Robt. Mans- area attended Corn'z a Poppin in Bowmanville during the week am Old Bill Guest Tickets Available at Legion Hall NO CHARGE Regular Dinner Tickets -- $2.00 For further information Phone 985 - 7904. presiding Mrs. Bruce Mount. joy and Mrs. Harold Martyn gave the Devotional on 'Anger', Mrs. Larmer read a letter from a -Missionary friend in Brazil, The study and discussion on Brazil was led by Mrs. Mount- proposed by John Larmer and replied to by John Archer. 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He'll even demonstrate Pontiac's new brand of performance if you're feeling adventurous. But more impor- tant than anything else, he can give you an excellent deal on the Pontiac of your choice. And let you do some advertising for us. GM [CANADA Ga =~ Be sure to watch" Telescope™, AUTHORIZED The Fugitive" and "The Red Skelton Hour now showine an telavician Cheek local listings for time and channel PONTIAC DEALER IN PORT PERRY PONTIAC-BUICK PHONE 985-7361 Bob Archer M otors Limited PORT PERRY, ONTARIO i) "The Esther unit meeting was | field; Ross Duff & son Graham; | end, ax In honour of all First World War Veterans. held at the home of Mrs. Glenn Rein Bonsma and Harold Ham-| Sincere sympathy is extended : . "BT Larmer Wednesday evening ilton, Mrs. Lorne Thompson and Saturd ay, April 30. ---5 oO clock with leader Mrs. Arnold Taylor| The Toast to the Fathers was | daughter Jean also all the Thompson families on the death of Mr. Lorne Thompson. 'Rev. Merle Thompson, Mel- fort, Sask. spent a few days with the Thompson families. Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Marlow returned home from Florida on Saturday: Mrs. M. P. Philp, Scarboro, visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Smith and Oliver on Sunday. Twenty-two members of HiC from here attended the Confer- ence in Oshawa Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday Rev. R. C. Plant, Deep River, was guest speaker. Mrs. P. Romeril at- tended Saturday. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mount- joy visited her sister Mrs. Cecil Ferguson and brother Mr, Milt- on Payne in Newcastle, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer visited Misses "Annie and Effa Wright Sunday. : Mr and Mrs. Mervyn Graham visited Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Gra- ham, Cadmus, Sunday. Mr. and Mus, Rupt. Byers, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright d'uesday. Myr. Harold Potfs, Willowdale, called on the Martyns also Mrs. W, W. Xan Camp re- cently, Mrs. Adrian Hudson, Toronto visited Miss Ethel Thompson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor and girls were Sunday suppe: guests of Mr, and Mrs. J, K. Noble, Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family visited the Grant Ferguson's, Toronto on Sunday. Mesds. Chas. Smith, Frank Staniland, Velva Bailey, Jack Rahm, J, K. Lawrence, G. V, A. Scott, M. Edgerton and W. W, Van Camp, attended the Angli- can Deanery W. A. Canference in Oshawa Wednesday. Mrs, P. Romeril attended the Board of Women Annual meet- ing at 856 St. Clair followed by luncheon in Queen's Park Tues- day. . Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kyte took Lynda to Guelph Friday where she commences studies in the College there, Monday. Con- gratulations Lynda on obtain- ing your Grade 13 at Easter, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Horn and Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin and sons and Mrs. Albert Wright, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes and Miss Lorraine accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Sutton of Orono were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, Prince Albert. 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