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12] iS A CIAL | 2 ¥ PAE , 3. Eg hear ety 'r - » » * . 5 do BE eS a at TREAL SE IPP ATE SF LATS. SER -- BLACKSTOCK NEWS - By O. Hill The inaugural meeting of the United Church Women was held Tuesday afternoon, January 10, 1967. Following quiet music by Rev. Romeril, Mrs. H. Kyte read "Is our Fellowship, a Fel- lowship?" The Esther unit was in charge of the Devotional period.. Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy 'read a poem "New Year" "and a Meditation on "What makes a New Year? in which she quot- ed.several quoations from Paul and John's letters as "All things are become new". If any man be in Christ, he is a new crea- ture". Following prayer, hymn "Standing on the Portal" and offeratory. Mrs. Kyte conduct- ed the business when reports were heard from Vall depart- ments. Secretary Mrs. H. Mec- Laughlin read several thank- you's from friends remembered at Christmas and one from: the Victor Home. Congregational meeting January 20th; World Day of Prayer Service to be held in this Church February 10th, also the Oshawa Presby- terial, February 15th in North Minster was announced. Mrs. Kyte, retiring president, ex- pressed her appreciation of co- operation and willingness of ex- ecutive and members during her two year term of office. Rev. Romeril gave a short address on "What is the Church doing?" before he installed the oficers as follows: Past President--Mrs. H. Kyte President--Mrs. G. Larmer 1st Vice--Mrs. R. McLaughlin 2nd Vice President-- Sec'y--Mrs. H. McLaughlin Treasurer--Mrs. M. Byers Conveners Citizenship & Social Action-- Mrs. M. Van Camp Community Friendship and : Visiting--Mrs. R. Larmer Co-op in M.E. and C.E.-- Mrs. J. Carnaghan Literature and Communications --Mrs. S. Van Camp Rep. on Manse Committee-- Mrs. B. Mountjoy, Mrs. I. Thompson Stewardship & Recruiting-- Mrs. K. Lee Progrmame--MTrs. P. Romeril, Mrs. L. Wright Social Functions--Mrs. M. McKee, Mrs, H. Martyn Nominations--Mrs. R. Duff, Mrs. N. Malcolm Flowers for Church--Mrs. J. Carnaghan Supply & Social Assistance-- Mrs. H. Taylor, Mrs. C. Hill Rep. on C.E. Committee-- Mrs. G. Strong, Mrs. B. Gunter Rep. on Board of Stewards-- Mrs. M. Byers Press & Archives--Mrs. C. Hill ? Pianist--Mrs. G. Strong, Mrs.' L. Thompson Unit Leaders: Anna--Mrs. G. Skelding Candace--Mrs. W. Mahaffy Dorcas--Mrs. L. Wright Esther--Mrs. A. Taylor Mrs. Kyte welcomed the new KRAFT CHEESE ho SMITH'S APPLE PIE FILLER 20 oz. Tins BREEZE 'BLUE POWDERED DETERGENT Large Package HEINZ KETCHUP 20 oz. Bottle 'KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 12 oz. Pkg. FRANCO AMERICAN MACARONI 15 oz. Tins PREMIUM Salted or Plain CHO FULL ONUTS +»: 99+ SATURDAY -- 8:30 to 6:00. FREE DELIVERY---Phone 985-2492. PRICES EFFECTIVE Wednedday to Saturday, Jan, 18 - 21 STORE HOURS -- 8:30 to 9:00 EXCEPT TUESDAY 8:30 to 1:00. At Your CARLOAD FOOD MKT., Prince Albert VELVEETA - ----_ a er _---- ---- 23h. Ava. |b. Wght. This Week's Meat Features FRESH Grade "A" Fry or Roast FRESH CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS FRESH PORK HOCKS Ib. SODAS . lek MAPLE LEAF P 0 R K Ih. QO0- LARD F100] Teen ie stan "ii 53: "A FREE DRAW on Every $5.00 Order or Over on a $5.00 Order of Groceries. WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW MURPHY. MERLE \R LOAD fg FOOD MARKETS PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1967 -- 5 President and asked her to take the chair. Mrs. Larmer gave a brief talk on what we should wid in the New Year as U.C.W. Hymn Romeril pronoucned Benedic- tion. Candace unit served lunch. Sympathy is extended the re- latives of Miss Ethel Thompson who died Thursday night-at the home of a nephew Mr. & Mrs. Donald Thompson, Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and boys visited relatives in Cameron Sunday. Eight Ladies from Blackstock attended the special meeting of Nestleton Women's Institute in the Forester"s Hall Wednesday. Prize winners at the W.L euchre Wednesday night were: Mrs. J. Rahm and Mr. Carl Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris and Mr. and Mrs. M. Graham were and Mrs. J. J. Flett, Bowman: ville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin, Lloyd and Earle attended a fa- mily gathering at the Earl Trewin's, Enniskillen, Sunday. eo ° Ladies Curling TUESDAY . M. McCoy 8, G. Hunter 8 M. MacMaster 7, M. J. Heron 5 E. Dayle 9, R. Mitchell 9 I. Mitchell 10, M. Snooks 3 = WEDNESDAY : R. Bruton 11, H, Carnwith 3 D. Beare 10, J. Gray 7 I. Carter 10, M. Panabaker 4 A. Cox 10, M. Holdershaw 5 THURSDAY B. Beare 11, A. Dawson 5 {H.Thompsorn--14,-C. Marytn 5 N. Kenny 8, H. MacMaster 6 | was sung and Rev. Saturday supper guests of Mr. Obituary ANNE U. SPEARS The citizens of Port Perry were shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Anne U, Spears, on January 4th, 1967. Anne. was born at Dorset, Ont., on March 7, 1918. She was married July 1st, 1938 at Dor- set, Ont. to Murray D. Spears, who predeceased her May 2nd, 1945. Anne made her home in Burks Falls, Markham and Ajax but had lived in Port Perry for 21 years. She was a member of St. John's Presbyterian Church and an active member of Boy Scout & Gil Guide Movement, Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxili- ary, Maybelle Rebekah Lodge, & the Wednesday night Ladies Bowling. Left to mourn her loss are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Crosier of Dorset, Ont. A son Murray, of Pickering and a 'daughter Geraldine (Mrs. Doug- las Aird) of Oshawa, two grandchildren, Charlene and Laurel Aird.; a brother Cecil Crosier, of Markham, "also a dear friend Mr. Jack Healey of Port Perry. Funeral was held on Satur- day, January 7th, 1967 at 2 p.m. from McDermontt - Panabaker Chapel. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Rev. H. M. Buntain was the officiating clergyman. The Pall bearers were Mr. Douglas Healey, Robert! Healey, James Rider, David Rider, Murray Wallace and Bruce Young. 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