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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1954 £1 Blackstock The Annual meeting of the United Church Sunday School was held Mon. night. Reports showed average at- tendance for the year, ninety-five and most departments in good standing. On Sun, a.m, there were forty pupils from beginners through intermediate classes who were presented with their awards for regular attendance. Prayer service in the United Church Tuesday evening as fairly well attend. ed. Rev, Geo. Nicholson gave the ad- dress, - Wed. night service was held in the Anglican church and Rev. C. W. Hutton gave the address. Owing to the rain and ice this not well at- tended, Thursday everything was called off, even to school, as it was not safe for buses to try to travel on icy roads. Fri. the buses got along highways and those enroute or any who could walk to meet bus attended school. By Sat. most all the road had been sanded. We are very sorry to learn that Miss Barrie, one of the high school teacher's is ill in the hospital at Peterboro. Mr. Brackenbury, Port Hope, a retired principal has -been engaged to: take her place until able to return; Murs. J. Kincade has gone to spend some time with Mrs. Arthur Van- Camp. Mrs. Fred Bailey left Sat. for Wind- sor where she expects to spend the winter with her daughter's family-- the S. Lawson's. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Avery and family returned to Tilbury Saturday after spending two weeks with friends here. Glad to report little Carlyle better. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlow enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner, Mr, and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Mr. and Mrs, I. Thompson, Miss Pearl Wright and Mr. Richard Bowles (Rickey Bowles had measles so Mrs, B. unable to come) to a turkey dinner Saturday evening. Mr. Roy Ferguson, Bill and Sandra and Mrs. Lloyd Wright attended ser- vice in Dentonia Park United Church Sunday a.m., where Rev. Merrill Fer- guson preached and baptized Ian Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ferguson. A very good crowd attended the Women's Institute meeting at Mrs. I. Thompson's Wednesday p.m. The Roll Call was answered with a New Year's Resolution or a woman in the news. Theme for the day--Resolu- | tions--Motto was "The Salt of the earth is the people who are tired at night instead of in the morning". Mrs. Alb. Grant (District Pres.) of Bowmanville gave an interesting talk on "Institute Activities and Girl's Club work". Miss Catherine Bailey "rendered two piano solos. Flans for raising funds were discussed and com- mittees appointed for same. It was decided to pack a bale for the "Save the Children Fund." Congratulations to Harvey Graham on coming head of the class of forty- four at Kemptville Agricultural Col- lege. He made 93.7%. On Monday he returned to college after the long holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman, Bruce and Laurel spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bowman. 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