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Prince A Last Wednesday night close relatives and {friends assem- bled in the community centre for the purpose of honouring a_ recently married young couple Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brown (nee Mackie). The evening started off 'with sing-song of romantic touch directed by a neigh- bour Mr. F. Harris who also acted as chairman including requesting the voung married couplé be seated on the dec- orated chairs. Two items of counties. program consisted of a hum- orous reading entitled, "My husband bought me for 40 dollars and. a chicken", by Mrs. S. Lindsay. A piece of. poetry "To a Little New Bride". by the groom's sister Miss Cathy Brown. Two young friends Mrs. JI: T. Buxcey assisted arranging the gifts Hunter ard Mrs. when unwrapped Mr. and Mrs. Brown the newly-weds very nicely expressed their aporeciation for the arrane Home Freezer Owners Sides and quarters of beef, sides of pork cut and wrapped to your specification. selection of grain fed beef in Durham and Ontario Come in and select your own beef. our meat is government graded and inspected. , Pine Ridge Packers Ltd. 4 Miles East of Port Perry on TA Highway. HAROLD FORDER, Manager. We have the largest All 986-4932 Are In Force Half Load Regulations County & Suburban Roads On Ontario County Effective MARCH 1st to APRIL 30th, vehicle "loads may no! exceed the allowable loads given under Section 54, Subsection 4 and 5 of the Highway Traffic Act. W. A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG. Engineer. : BUSINESS & P ROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985.7993 or 985-2728 0 ing of the party and useful and pleasing gifts. Lunch was served buffet style thus erded a pleasant evening. Last Thursday evening Mrs N Towey opened her home for the meeting of the U.C.W and 20 people were in al tendance and one visitor Mrs C. Willes, L First 'part -of -the evening a very well planned devotion | based principly on, "Afflu ence", well given bv Mrs. G. Hunter. assisted by Mrs. Woz ney, Mrs. into an interesting question and answer peripd. President Mrs. T. Hodgins welcomed everyone present. It was learned 16 visits had been made. Minutes read by secretary and financial re- port from treasurer Mrs. Ron Deeth. Our Allocation sum was voted to be sent in, and Communion linen ordered. More used stamps were turn- ed in for leprosy colony in India. We were informed over three ton of used stamps received last vear net over $6,000. It does sound to he a worthwhile project. Mrs. Graham announced mailing 12 cards since last meeting. Mrs. B. Smith reported she had been given sufficient dresden plate blocks for a quilt. Therefore she was voted a sum to purchase the necessary material to com. plete it. All members or anyone to please turn in used nylons to Mrs. Smith. A discussion arose regard- ing the new plans for kitchen renovating. A delicious lunch was provided by those in charge, Mrs. W. Roy Hope, Mrs. Newnham and Mrs. W. Roy Hope The meeting was then moved adjourned. The following family group enjoyed a delicious dinner re- cently at the "Rockhaven Eating House" including Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter, and fa- mily, Mr. and Mrs: J. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Willes, Mrs. Esther Heayn and family, also Mr. and Mrs. T. Buxcey. This gathering was in honour of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter and cousin Mr. and Mrs. Tony Buxcey upon their first wed- ding anniversary. An enjoyable family get- to-gether was held on Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock, including her father Mr. F. Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd and son Keith of Greenbank, Mr. Vance, which led] - EE pe R he fia Ts AR Blackstock News On Sunday morning, Mrs. Ivy Hamilton fell in her home, fracturing her ankle. She had to be taken to Ux: bridge Hospital by ambulan- ce. We wish her a speedy recovery, _ Mrs. Jean Mountjoy is still a patient in Port Perry Hos- pital and plans to' undergo surgery this week. Mrs. Wilbert Archer has returned from hospital. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin -and family: were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family, Haydon. Noreen Malcolm and Joan Graham were members of the curling rink which won second prize in the LG.A. Bonspiel in Port Perry on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gra- ham attended the Guernsey Club snowmobile party and tour through the Ganaraska Forest Tuesday night. Congratulations to Janis Dorrell and Cindy VanCamp who won the West Durham Public Speaking Contest at Bowmanville on Tuesday evening. Those from this area who attended the con- test in addition to the speak- ers were Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Mrs. Keith VanCamp, Barry and Leanne, Mrs. Wilbur Toms, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Van Camp, Mrs. Stanford VanCamp, Marie VanCamp & Mr. E, Challice. We wish these girls good luck when they advance to the next contest in Durham on Tues-' day evening. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer were Mr: and Mrs. Don Fleming, Oshawa, On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and Jim, Whitby visited his parents. On Saturday several curl- ers from here participated in the O'Keefe Bonspiel in Port Perry. Neil and Elaine Bailey and Brian and Wendy Hamilton won 3rd prize. Dorothy and Jim Marlow along with friends from Ux- bridge won 4th prize. Also attending was a rink com- posed of Ivan and. Gwen Thompson and Ken and Doris Dargavel. The A.C.W. was held on Thursday afternoon in the Parish Hall. President Mrs. w ho later visited Mr. Roy Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson and boys. Gold Cord Ceremony . By Susan Thompson 0 n-Sunday, February. 22, Thinking Day for Guides ¢& Brownies all over the world, a Gold Cord presentation was held "at Blackstock United Church. This gold cord, the highest award in guiding, was received by four guides:. Crawford, Heather Dorrell, Susan McColl, and Janet Turner, Rev. V. Par- sons received the colours and welcomed the fine crowd present, Mrs. Brian Hamilton, Dist- rict Commissioner, was the narrator for the program in which the Brownies & Guides presented the story of Guid- ing in Canada during the last sixty years. Leanne Dorrell, herself a gold cord guide, sang "My Country is my Cathedral" which added much to the pro- gram. Ranger Lorrie Turner played the organ. Due to the absence because of illness, of our Division Commissioner, Mrs. Fred Ha- milton, the gold cords were tied by the District Commis- sioner. After the presentation of photos, gold trefoil pins, and gold cord pins, the Brownies, Cubs, Guides, Scouts, Rang- Janice 'ers and Venturers joined hands around the Church. Each one made a link in a diamond chain and during the closing renewed the pro- mise made at enrolment. The colours were then presented by Rev. R. C. Rose who pro. The evening ended with a reception for the Gold Cord Guides given by their par. ents. Mrs. Chas. Venning, Mrs." nounced the Benediction, Carl Wright, Mrs. Bruce Hea. slip, Nestleton and Mrs, S. L. Osborne, Oshawa, poured tea and coffee. This Ceremony marked% the seventh Gold Cord Pre. sentation in Cartwright, in which Twenty-four guides have received this coveted TONG OVERSEAS PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR ; : 985-7306 PORT PERRY PORT PERRY and Mrs. J. Foster, Seagrave, [Harry McLaughlin presided. : ti T ke ~ |Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock, [The meeting opened with De- 432 Se ic Port Perry, Grant and Bryan {votions conducted by Mrs. 3 ! P Cleaned an S For Income Beacock & their gir] friends. McLaughlin. Mr. George AE apne oY Tax Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter [Wolfe was present to discuss oe PUMP EQUIPMENT the various prices obtained spent the week-end in Hali- burton with his sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb. Nr pch QR ts i & Bookkeeping Services see ALEX SHEPHERD Room 24 Post Office Building SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED REG. for painting of the church. Lunch and a social time con- cluded the meeting. a ~ N SPL kr FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way Co-Operators Ins. Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM 3 Myrtle haa 6554832 PTOLEMY & GRIEVE omty HONDA - SUZPKI SALES and SERVICE PARTS -- ACCESSORIES SUPPLIES - SERVICE ALL MAKES SNOWMOBILE SERVICE R. WHITAKER Phone 985-2276 Fralick Insurance and' Mrs. Robt. Snelgrove at Cresswell. Thursday night in the re- creational centre the usual euchre comprised of ten tables in play. Tally cards revealed high lady W. Roy Hope, high gent Tony Mark, low count to Anne Manns, and John Hope. Lunch end- ed the happy party of cards. .|Look for you all again this week, Feb. 26th, Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove entertain. 3 Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove| The Thursday Night Guild 2 one 985.7031 : 5] A ARMSTRONG) ssciting in snes ana [ver gh doi) Den jd Port Perry -- 985-2226 farm operations. with their son and wife Mr. ening. Catherine Corden was in charge of the Opening Devotions. Plans were dis cussed for a money-making project to be held later, If was decided not to hold a fashion-show this year. Much fun was had in a contest try. in to identify baby pictures of the members. Lunch and a social time brought the evening to a close. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family spent the week- end with his parents, Mr. and ed the church elders where Mrs. William Kelly, Bobcay- G U : F Agency they dwelt on busniess mat- pea: Hora i ; ; CO-OP and FARMERS ters. . unday afternoon callers of Sefvice Station MUTUAL Wednesday" night Mr. and Me & Sore, Bian a, Mrs. DURING HEART FUND CAMPAIGN i Mrs. Don Beacock shared |Rahm an TS. were: fro i General Repairs | LIFE- AUTO. HOME [git (0 Cotein = are Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Har OM Now ntl Februaly 28%. - PROTECTION board of stewards when they | vey, Tyrone. Sunday supper Port Perry -- 985-3182 7 Phone 985.7447 discussed whatever business was on file. guests were Rev. and Mrs. : Clarence Ferguson, Don Mills GIVE . . . . so more will live