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- Blackstock News Mr. and Mrs. Ken Larmer,| The WL card 'party on|perty. Greenway i ' t SUITS ' = | Why Pa PA new DX Station - COLUMB were weekend 7 H HG 2s AL -| residents Snowmobile Suit, Helmet or Boots COME NOW WHILE THERE STILL ON SALE Reg. $37.98 Cat Suits %o so195 3552.95 Artic Cats + $895.00 Alouettes + $735.00 VILLAGE SALES JANETVILLE -- CLOSED SUNDAYS -- Wednesday evening attracted a fine crowd with the fol- lowing winners: Ladies Ist-- Mrs. Elva Byam; 2nd--Miss Hazel English; Men: lst--Bill Forder; 2nd -- Percy Van Camp; Door prize -- Grant Shute. Next party will be on Wednesday, Nov. 11th. _ Air. and Mrs. Les Bushfield, London spent the week-end .) with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Byers. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swain, Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. Harold Swain and Miss Helen Swain. 'Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mount- joy, Guelph spent the week- end with their parents. On Thursday noon, Mrs. Ralph Larmer and Mrs. Har- old McLaughlin attended the Lucky Luncheon in Solina. On Wednesday, Mrs. Mur- ray Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp and Mrs. Gerald Kelly attended the District 4 Ontario Association of Agri- cultural Societies Annual Meeting in Lindsay at the Provincial Buildings. The date for the 1971 Blackstock Pair was set as. Saturday, August 28th. On Saturday evening was the annual Hallowe'en "fes- tival". Most of the village report over one hundred visitors in all types of varied costumes. The old- er tricksters need to be con- gratulated on their report- ment which resulted in a $31.95 705 - 324 - 2050 y More? + Po. On Friday, October 23 the Mothers' Auxillary sponsored a hat and accessories show in the Township Hall. Presi- dent Pat Sleep welcomed the fine crowd of ladies and children present and intro- duced Mrs. M. Kroes of the Sithouette Style Shoppe of Burlington who provided the delightful hats, scarves and other accessories. Six local models, Frances Fisher, Don- na Kyte, Mrs. Marwood Mc- Kee, .Dorothy Marlow, Dora Martyn and Eileen McLaugh- lin modeled the many hats. Janis Dorrell, presented a piano solo and Janet Turner sang a solo and accompanied herself on her guitar. There was a Bake Table sale of Christmas Cards, used toy table and the cadets sold candy. Lunch and a social time concluded the enjoyable evening. Mrs. Courtney Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Kelly and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte spent the week-end in Tillson- burg to assist her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Butcher celebrate their 48th wedding anniversary. We welcome Mr. Weir Swain of-Toronto to our com- munity. He has moved in with his brother Harold Swain and Miss Helen Swain. On Sunday morning there was an excellent congrega- tion in the United Church for the 83rd Anniversary service. Rev. V. Parsons conducted the service. The choir under} London, Ont. and two sons the direction of Mrs. Gladys Thompson, Choir leader and Mrs. Gordon Strong, organist sang two impressive anthems "Unfold Ye Portals" and "For Every Man". The guest speak- er, Rev. J. A. Payton, B.A., B.D. from Kingsview United Church, Oshawa gave a fine sermon on "The Church in the 20th Century." Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock who celebrated their Golden Wed- ding Anniversary on Sunday with an Open House in The Parish Hall. A report of the event will be in next week's paper. Continued On Page 6 Obituary Edwin Phoenix bial away at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Ont.. Wednesday, Oct. 14th, 1970, in his 82nd year. Born at Greenbank, Ont. on Sept. 18th, 1889, at the age of 16 yrs. he went to Saskatchewan where he homestead at Pasadina where he resided until 1934 at which time he took a homestead at Meadow Lake, Sask. In 1940 he moved back to Ontario with his family to London where he resided at 166 Paul St. He was the hurband of t'+ late Mary Graham who pre- deceased him in 1949. Also father of the late Irene Ward who-predeceased him in 1964 and a son Milton who prede-| ceased him in 1967. He is survived by a daugh- ter Mrs. Helen McGregor of | MITCHELLS -- 48 oz. Tin APPLE JUICE Be LIBBY DEEP BROWN -- 19 oz. Tin | BEANS 2:53: CINDY LIQUID 49c Special -- 33 oz. YORK = 16 oz. |PEANUT BUTTER 59: DETERGENT 43° Cottage Rolls 55: REGULAR 12" -- 50' Roll | SARAN WRAP 35: -- 11 oz. Bils. | 'CATSUP 2:41: i | 8:30--6:00 p.m. Mon. Tues. Wed. & Set. 8:30--9:00 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 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