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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 14,1983 Blackstock Lions Club Donates $1,567 to CNIB Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly The Women's Institute met in the Community Hall, Dec. 7th. They had a most delicious pot-luck dinner for their Christmas meeting. The meeting began with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Our president, Mrs. Martyn welcomed the visitors and 4-H leaders. The minutes, treasurer's report and correspondence were dealt with. The Roll Call was a donation to the Salvation Army. Program consisted of a reading by Margaret Van Camp "Customs of Norway" -- skit was presented by Jean Adams, Dora Martyn and Pat Sleep. Lisa Kristensen read a reading- "An Egg.'-' Carols were sung by all - followed by a visit from Santa Meeting closed with 0 Canada. On Sunday, the family of Mrs. Russell Larmer held a family gathering at the home of Mrs. Joyce Gibson, Bowman- ville, in honour of their mother's 80th birthday. Along with good wishes, Mother was presented with a white gold hand- painted pendent and a dozen red roses. This was another very happy occasion for the Larmer family. Best wishes go from the community to Mrs. Larmer on her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ; Gay of Bowmanville i were mid-week callers of her cousin, Mrs. Wilbur Toms. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hoskins were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis of Solina. On Saturday Dave and Marlene McKee, David NESTLETON- CAESAREA Lions Club Activities The Blackstock & District (Cartwright) Lions Club held their meeting on Wed. Dec. 7th, in the Blackstock Rec Centre and were pleased to have as guest speaker Mr. Bill Brown, District Administrator from the York Durham Office - a blind person. He gave an informative talk dealing with C.N.I.B. which was most enlightening. Following Mr. Brown's coments- Lion Cliff Trapp- in charge of the recent canvass canvass re C.N.I.B. - presented a cheque to him amounting to $1,567 - an extremely successful canvass. We con gratulate Lion Cliff and fellow members for their very fine effort. The Club wishes to thank everyone tbrought Cartwright who supported them in a worthwhile worthwhile cause. Apology A humble apology to friends Norm and Bernice Bernice Mairs. In their 40th Anniversary write-up last week - yours truly left our one important item - "A beautiful picture picture of their spacious country home" was a special gift from the family. Sorry! People in the News Our thoughts go out to a resident of this area - Dr. Howard Gauthier - east quarterline - R.R. 1, Nestleton- who has had surgery on his shoulder, Nov. 16th and is temporarily temporarily not able to do too much at the present - it will be a matter of time, Our "very best wishes" for a complete recovery soon, Warmest wishes for good health to three well- known folk who arc presently in Port Perry Hospital - Mrs, Vic Ayl- ing, Scugog Point; Mrs, George Bowers and Miss Ruth Proutt of Nestleton. and Tracy; Grant and Lorna Edgerton were guests at the wedding of Mark Sheriff and Jane McKee in Kingsview United Church, Oshawa. David and Tracy were in the wedding party for their aunt, while Dave had the honour of taking his sister up the aisle. Miss Joan Samells of Toronto visted her grandmother Mrs. Kenneth Kenneth Samells recently. The afternoon U.C. meeting was held on Tuesday, at 1:15 at the home of Aileen Byers. After dessert of mincemeat pie and tea, Jean Adams, the leader, welcomed each of the 16 ladies present. Audrey Wright had the devotional devotional that related to Christmas in a different way. Prayer and a hymn "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" was sung. Jean Ferguson with the aid of tape recorder assisted with the music. The program which is the usual part of our Christmas meeting took on some hidden talent, when some comic and seasonal readings, mouth organ solo, contest, contest, trio singing, carol singing made a pleasant afternoon. A card was signed for one of our members in hospital. Plans were made for the Candlelight Service on Dec. 18th, at 7:30. Prayer closed the meeting. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lome ' Hoskins were Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Hoskin; Mr. and Mrs. Brett Hoskin and Evan, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gouin, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hoskin, Port Perry. Sunday evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Poff and Heather of Peterborough. On Sunday, Mrs. Jean Mahaffy and Mrs. Lorna Edgerton along with Mrs. Helen Nesbitt of Nestleton and Barbara Hamilton of Lindsay attended attended the Living Christmas Tree at the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. , At the recent Lions Club meeting, Mr. Bill Brown, District Administrator Administrator of the C.N.I.B. for York and Durham was the guest speaker. During the meeting, Cliff Trapp handed over $1,567 from the recent canvass for the C.N.I.B. to Mr. Brown who is himself -- blind. Cliff wishes to express express his appreciation to the community for their support of this worthy project. The Cartwright Rangers along with Roy Turner and Blake Gunter as chauffers attended the presentation of Joseph and his Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat at the O'Keefe Centre. Centre. After the show they enjoyed dinner at the Organ Grinder. The Durham County Junior Farmers held a successful dance at the Recreation Centre on Saturday night. Better health is wished for Mrs. Elva Van Camp who remains a patient in Oshawa Hospital. The local students have had two "Snow Days" within a few days. A Snow Day is when the buses are cancelled due to poor road conditions. At the weekly euchre party on Tuesday night there were eight tables, with the following winners: winners: 1. Rhoda Larmer- 81; 2. Frank Bailey-80; 3, Florence Larmer- 79 4. Weir Swain- 76; 5. Ella Venning- 76; 6. Les Taylor- 75; Low- Susie Harris; Draws- 1. Weir Swain; 2, James Emcr- ton; 3. Les Taylor, ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS, REGULAR OR KING SIZE CARTON OF 20'S OR 25'S OUR REGULAR PRICE UP T014.99 Cigarettes LIMIT 2 CARTONS PER FAMILY PURCHASE. WARNING: Health & Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smoked-avoid inhaling Great Pre-Holiday For all your Christmas A PREMIUM HEARTY BLEND. 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