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Convention in Toronto in " following children being ton Anniversary will be held Larmer and family enjoyed see Beth's brother Pvt. The 0.N.O. dance on Sat. November but some mem- baptised Joshua James on Oct. 3ist, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday dinner with Mrs. Melvin Stimson. It was a evening was a great success bers may attend for one day. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. with Rev. Gerald Hofstetter, Harold Larmer. delightful vacation and -the Don't: forget the Official Mrs. P. VanCamp was: George Wilson, Roxanne guest speaker. Blackstock Mr. and Mrs.. John Schryburts found it some- Open House of the new convenor of the meeting Elizabeth and Erin Barbara, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Larmer, Tracy . Ann Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crawford. Benjamin \Y (oY03 a= PAINTS {OTN Give Portraits for Christmas -a cherished gift! (Deadline for Christmas Portraits - JG PHOTOS Call 985-7383 or 985-8037 United Church Anniversary will be held on Nov. 7th at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. J. Burn Kingston, as speaker. : Mrs. L. Wilson and Mrs. Nov. 15, 1976.) ® Weddings eo /) ortraits, ° Fis, Groups / ® Commercial INTERIOR LATEX FLAT *7.90 ci McMillan, Ian and Sean, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Larmer and family. Mr. and 'Mrs. James Coates had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crawford and Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford and Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Corner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chap- man. Miss Jan Pollard, Corn- wall, England, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge for a few days. Tom Hodge is in Bowman- ville Hospital and hopes to be home soon. Larry, Beth, Vicki, Joel and Arthur Schryburt travelled 6750 miles on their three-week vacation. They enjoyed ten days at Beth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stimson in Tempe, Arizona. During their visit they saw the Grand Canyon, Indian Ruins, beautiful scenery and attended Arizona'a no. 1 spectator sport, the dog races. A brief stop over was what difficult to leave the poolside in Arizona where it's still 90 degrees. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Archer and. Kim were Sat. guests of Mrs. F. Archer. Mrs. F. Archer spent Sun. with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bowmanville. Congratulations to Mrs. F. Archer who celebrated her birthday recently. Mrs. Cora Hall, Galt, spent a few days recently with Mrs. F. Archer. Mr. and Mrs. John Holt of Whitby were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fletcher and family. Glad to hear Norman Green is "improving nicely and hopes to be home from the Oshawa Hospital soon. Glad to report Frank Bailey returned home from Oshawa Hospital on Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay, Bow- manville. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly DEN'S PAPER HOUSE 227 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ' 985-8025... £9) Wallpaper by STRAHAN INTERIOR LATEX FLAT '8 ® 75 Gallon Effective until Saturday, October 30, 1976 PORT PERRY'S "Paint & Wallpaper Specialty Store" addition of the Cartwright Central Public School on Thurs., October 21st. The meeting of the Black- stock Women's Institute was held on October 6th in the Community Hall, Mrs. Shortridge presided. The first order of business was to enjoy a timely dessert, pumpkin or apple pie topped with whipped cream and of course tea and coffee. Many of the ladies had seconds. The meeting proper opened with the Ode, followed by , the Collect in unison and the minutes. Roll call "If I were the prime Minister what I would do" brought criti- cisms but no certain answers. The Fun Fair to be held on October 26th at Nest- leton hall was announced and planned. . Mrs. Thomp- son reported that the cook- book was in progress and asked for more recipes. Mrs. H. McLaughlin agreed to purchase the gifts for those 4-H girls who will have 4 ; y i; "Colonial Patterns" with the theme-Citizenship. Motto was "Better to. try. something and fail than to try nothing and succeed." A very good comment on the motto was prepared by Mrs. F. Hoskin who was unable to be present. Mrs. Thompson read it and I would like to include the quote with which it ended. I have a precious little minute } Only sixty seconds in it Forced upon me, can't refuse it : Didn't seek it, didn't choose it But it is up to me to use it I must suffer if I lose it Give account if I abuse it Just a tiny little minute But Eternity is in it. Everyone was pleased to have Mrs, Fraser, district President with us. Mrs. Shortridge had formally welcomed her earlier. She gave some highlights of the National Convention and showed slides taken during the trip. Mrs. P. Van Camp read an article on Thanks- giving from "Ideals" and conducted a suitable contest on the Thanksgiving Theme. Meeting closed with the Queen. The afternoon unit of the 'UCW met at the Church on Tuesday, Oct. 12th with 15 members and 1 visitor present. We had a delicious dessert luncheon before Dora Martyn opened the meeting with a poem "Two Women at Work'. The Roll Call was answered with many interesting ideas for an annoying beef or helpful household hint. Audrey Wright chose '"'Thanksgiv- ing" for her devotional theme. There are so many everyday things we take for (continued on page 12) | SUNDERLAND'S {Fall Sing-Song Gospel Rally Sunderland Town Hall pl TT Te Te Tk Te Te TT J Tn TT Tn Te nT SUNDAY, OCT. 24th 3:00 pm CCIE ; Superb Singing H g By the W SINGING 0 EDWARDS " FAMILY TT Ta TT A AP LP ww Rl Sl LT TT TT TT TT Ta Ti TT Te To To oT Tots Te ToT To To To To To Te Te To Te oT To Te TT W From Brighton # (Returning at the request of many.) And the CHRYSTALAIRES MALE QUARTET Coming all the way from London for their first visit. 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