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(continued project to be completed was "Sleepwear". About thirty- five girls along with their leaders travelled by Dorrell- Rohrer bus. Leaders of _ Blackstock No. 1 are Peggy Larmer and Eileen Mec- Laughlin, of Blackstock 2 Dora. Martyn, Edith. Mc Laughlin and Janice Craw- ford. County Honours Awards - (completion of 6 projects) were won by Elaine Wright, + Cheryl "Wright and Cindy VanCGamp and two local girls won Provincial Honours (completion of twelve pro- jects) - Janice Crawford and Elaine Metcalfe. Congratu- lations girls on this fine achievement. Some interested mothers, grandmothers and friends attended the fashion show in the afternoon. Next project "will be "Accessories for the Paton tobestartedin the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mount- joy, Toronto were weekend guests of his parents, Mr; and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy, Gary and Paul. : Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLau- ghlin and Debbie, Mr. and 'Mrs. David Kyte and family "were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLaughlin and family, Fenelon Falls. Guest speaker at the United Church on Sunday - morning was the Rev. L.F, Wilmot, Protestant Chaplain of the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Rey. Wilmot told the congregation of the new theories in the treatment of Mental illness and the re- organization of the Whitby Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Laurence Wilmot were Sun- ~day guests of Reverend Mrs. Victor Parsons and family. Mr. and Mrs. Al Aston, Don Mills were Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. Helen Bradburn, Betty and Ronald. The March meeting of the 0.N.O. was held at the home of Georgeen Cochrane with 24 members present. The treas- urer's report was given and correspondence was read from Joan Thompson, the Red Cross and the Cancer Society. Shirley Hoskin, convener of the catering to the Frew wedding read the menu and gave the group leaders their lists. The orchestra has been booked for the New Year's Eve Dance. Lunch and other particulars for our Spring Thaw Dance werediscussed and 3 tickets were handed out to each member to sell. An extension cord is to be boughty for the electric knives at the Rec. Centre and a stove donated by Barb. Russell is to be installed. Joan Paisley resigned from the Canada Packers WES PLUMBING - HEATING - PORT PERRY . Blackstock Labels Custodian after a few years term and Nancy Bryans offered to take over the job. The 'At Home" April 28 was discussed -with-- Grace - Flieger acting as convener with Groups 1 - 3 - 4 making cookies and Group 2 doing sandwiches. It was moved that the Women's Institute have the use of the dishes free of charge. Next meeting will be held at. the home of Ruby VanCamp with a Chinese auction and each girl bring- ing an ashtray for the Rec Centre. Roll Call was "If the Stork came, what would you call "en Georgeen and her group served a tasty lunch of fingerroll sandwiches and fancy cookies to --end a pleasant evening. On Tuesday evening, the Thursday Guild of St. John's Church met at the home of Lorna Edgerton. Plans were made for the Mother's Day Supper to be held in the Parish Hall on May 13 and also for the catering to Teacher's Federation Ban- quet. A tasty lunch concluded this meeting as it does most in our area. Sorry to report that Mr. Dalton English is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Those attending the War- den's Banquet in Brighton in honour of Warden and Mrs. Roy Chatten on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Suggitt, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill VanCamp and . mr. and Mrs. Vernon Assel- stine. ---Colin-and-Teresa Assels- tine were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott " and boys in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Ms. W. Scott and family. Nineteen interested mot- hers met at the Recreation * Centre, Blackstock onApril 10, 1972. President .Irma Welts welcomed the mothers and they in turn introduced themselves. There were two mothers attending a meeting for the first time and the, mothers are pleased to have them join the group. The minutes were read and adopted. Correspondence: was read and the treas. reported a balance of $207.52 in the bank with bills paid. There will be a bake sale and White Elephant Sale, Coffee. and cookies will be: served. Please plan to attend and support the girls in their efforts. It appears that the "A" Pack Cubs Canadian Flag has been misplaced or lost. LANE - ELECTRIC - 985-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE ews Sally Francis and Eileen McLaughlin volunteered to look for it. A motion was made by Jean Adams and seconded by Vera Asselstine if the old one cannot be found. Carried. " The North End neighbours held a coffee party to welcome the new neighbours in the Newsubdivision at the home of Elaine Bailey on Monday morning. Mrs. Shir- ley Allison, daughter Shawn and son Brent attended. Mrs. Dorothy Stewart who is a nurse at Bowmanville Hospi- tal was working and so unable to attend. The girls could not get in touch with the 'other family which has moved in. A, Miss Lorrie Turner is home from Waterloo University having completed her year --there.--Miss - Carfol Werry spent last week studying for her examinations at Western University. The Students of Cartwright High School are very busy this week preparing for their Annual At Home to be held in the Recreation Centre on Friday evening. Several from Blackstock Dance held in Port Perry on Saturday evening. Mrs. Roy Corden and her kindergarten walked to Richard Van- Camp's woods on Friday to see the making of maple syrup. Congratulations to the various choirs'who competed in the Music Festival at Peterborough last week. -that-a new flag be purchased - enjoyed the Closing Curling. students Obituary Mrs. Zylpha Annette Jackson Mrs. Zylpha Annette Jack- son, widow of the late Robert James Jackson of Scugog Island died at the Port Perry Nursing Home on Saturday, March 18, 1972, at the age of 94. ler Mrs. Jackson was the seventh in a family of eight children of Isaac and Mary Ann Wells of Reach Town- ship. She came to Scugog as the wife of Robert Jackson at an early age and spent all of her married life at the Jackson: family homestead in the eight Concession of Scugog Township. She was active in The Methodist (later The United Church) and its various organizations. She was a contributor for many years of exhibits at both the Port Perry Fall Fair and the old Port Perry Christmas Fair. After the death of her husband, Robert Jackson, in 1945, she moved to Prince Albert until her illness began in October, 1971. She leaves four daughters -- Bessie - Mrs. Alfred Dowson of Port Perry, Rena - Mrs. Leslie Smith of Prince Albert, Mabel - Mrs. John L. Sweetman of Scugog Island, _Aileen - Mrs. J. Lonnie _ Chamberlain of Toronto and her foster son, Mr. Norman Shunk of Prince Albert. children and one great-great granddaughter. Miss K. Morton's Grade two class placed third, Mrs. Shirley Turner's class tied for third and Mrs. Kieze- brink's Senior Choir took third pla There are twelve grand- PORT PERRY STAR--Wednesday, April 26, 1972-23 Nursing Home News Things were relatively quite at the Home during the week. Outside of the visit from Rev. Wm. Black and his choir-and-the Hockey play- offs there is little to report. New admissions to the home were Mr, Franklin Duff of Port Perry and Mr. Cecil Newnham of Prince Albert. Both of these gentlemen were transferred from the Port Perry Community Gen- eral Hospital. We 'were honoured Tues- © day evening by a visit from Reverend Black and the choir from the Presbyterian Church. It was a fine relgious hour and opened with the sweet and tuneful hymn "Beulah Land". A prayer was then given by Mr. Black and the. lesson -- from John, 6th chapter read by Mrs. John Williamson. The minister gave a short cheerful talk based on the lessonread earlier and ended with a piece of prose (very true) which he read from the Friendship Book of 1972, November 27th. Mrs. Malcolm was pianist. The choir sang one selection and we all sang a number of favourite hymns, It was a wonderful-evening:- ~~ Mrs. Bruce thanked the visitors on behalf of all of - those who were present and_ so helped by the service. . Mr. Wm: Gray returned on Friday to hishome in Oshawa. Mr. John Doupe had a very pleasant visit with his pa- rents in Norwood, Ontario. Mr. Herman Abbot visited his friends in Kirkfield. Mr. Stanley Slack visited his home with Mrs. Thelma Taylor while Mr. Jim Thom had a nice time with his daughter Mrs. J. Jamieson. Mrs. Ethel Tennyson cele- brated her eighty first birth- day on April 22nd. Shespenta™ "~~ very nice day with her sons and relatives. : BACK HOE | -- We need your help ! ! KINSMEN need your help to fight CYSTIC FIBROSIS you can help by sponsoring the Kinsmen ec KRIBATHON -° SATURDAY, APRIL 29th sponsor sheets available at ® Beckers Store or ® any member of the Kinsmen Club CYSTIC FIBROSIS is a major cause of death in young children One in every thousand children has Cystic Fibrosis EMMERSON CHILDREN'S INSURANCE BOUTIQUE LEVINSON'S DRY GOODS No This Ad Sponsored By BECKERS MILK CO. PEELS POULTRY FARM LTD. ROYAL BANK OF CANADA a Hank's Excavating SEWER INSTALLATION COMPRESSOR RENTALS Dig Depths up to 18Y2 feet. : - Phone 985-2333 or Box 489 PORT PERRY Ch ~ = rt NE oy 2 en DTA LM Se 28