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LE ha pi di BLACKSTOCK Wa He Lo Mission Band met in the Sunday School room Tuesday, with Jim Dayes presiding. The meeting was opened by singing For the Beauty of the Earth and repeating the Pur- pose and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs, Hill gave a worship talk on "Love Your Neighbour" and offered prayer. We all repeated The Good Samaritan, The offering was taken up by Judy Mount- joy and Nancy Dorrell said the offer- ing prayer. Judy Swain read the minutes and roll call which was an- sword by "A Spring Flower I have seen". We sang This is God's World. | Siaton Larmer gave a reading "The Little Boy Who had Nothing to be "Thankful for". Dennis Ashton sang | 'The Little Teapot" Gail Bonnetta read "Fashions". Glen Bonnetta re- cited "Spring". Betty Bradburn read "Polite Children". Mrs. Harold Kyte told the last chapter of study book, - on Ke Looni, "The Second Surprise". We all repeated the Mission Band Benediction. There were 16 children and two leaders present. and Miss Jean Ford of Toronto visited Caesarea, recently. . Messrs. Allan Dayes, Earl and Bert week-end on a fishing trip to North Bay district. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. daughter and to Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Vine on the arrival of a son. District Commissioner Ivy Hamil- - ton, Prospective Guiders Jessie Gunter and Jessie Bowles, Brown Owl | < Shirley Turner, Tawny Owls, Gwen. Ballingal and June Armstrong attend- ed a camp training meeting for the Durham Division of Canadian Girl Guides at Newtonville on Tuesday evening; and on Saturday all but Mrs. Hamilton spent the day at the outdoor workshop for girls of Girl Guides and Brownie Packs of the Central Area, held near Whitby. Sunday at ten a.m. 26 Brownies and Church. Rev. P. Romeril told the room and told them a story while Mr. Romeril gave the sermon -for the adults, the Brownies. Dr. and Mrs. J, McArthur, Misses Jessie and Betty and Ardis visited; in London on Saturday. congratulations Betty honours on the finish of her four year * course in Business Administration and "Secretarial Science. Sunday guests of My. and Mrs. Ray {2 McGill were Mr. James Armstrong; Mr. and Mrs, Henry Armstrong, Hugh | and Mary Ellen, Burnt River and Mr. Jack Phillips, Kinmount. ' Mrs. Robt. Ford Sr., of Blackstock, and Mrs. Robt. Ford Jr., and Roberta the Gordon Anderson's at Greenbank; also Mr. and Mrs. George Swift of Bowers and Allan Jackson spent the | Harold Collins on the arrival of a) their leaders paraded to the United story of a violin, especially for the | Brownies and other children present.. Then Miss Joyce Graham took the younger children to the Sunday School duction in the Presbyterian church at | 'by Mrs. Langfeld, Mrs. McArthur and friends in Stratford Friday night wn, attended the graduation of Miss Betty Heartiest | on obtaining | S it we i Hi Tako Hod - SUPPLEMENT TO PORT PERRY STAR, MAY 30, 1957 T A large number of Durham residents Mrs. Harold Weir, London spent the | and Scugog "Grace". Congratulations attended the meeting in the Recrea- tion Centre Thursday night sponsored by the Farmers' Union at which all four of the candidates for Durham riding spoke presenting "their plat- forms. This was followed by an"en- thusiastic question and answer period. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston are spending awhile with the Keith Johns. tons in Belleville. Glad to report Mr. Leslic Mountjoy is able to be home frony Oshawa hos- pital and gaining nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelusky, Mr. and , Mrs. Ronald Kelusky and two Foye of Galt, were recent visitors of LM and Mrs. Carl Wright. [ Mr. and Mrs. Les Gibson, Toronto, { spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor. | Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Devitt, Neil rand Barbara, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Stan Paine, Mr. and | Mrs. Art, Glen, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. | Russell Spinks, Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoidge afd "Mrs. Tra I Argue Sunday week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rahm spent the week-end at their cottage, Belmont Lake. | Mrs. Art Ruskin and Jimmy, Port Credit, are spending this week with her mother Mrs. Robt Fard. Mrs. Levi McGill, Peterboro, visited | Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parr, Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. George Dunbar and Denice spent the holiday with the Roy Fergusons. Miss Mabel VanCamp, of Toronto, who has just: returned from a very pleasant trip to Vancouver and Vie- toria, accompanied by Dr. Betty Bridg- 3 TSt. man who is on furlough from Africa, spent the week-end with her mother, | Mrs. W. W. Van€amp. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bailey accom-| panied the Stephen Saywells of Osha- wa, to Toronto on Sunday, to see the! | veterans' parade. Some of the girls friends of Mrs. Jack Webb (Lorraine Henry) met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henry | and presented them with a number of | lovely gifts and best wishes of the | villagers and surrounding country. | Mr. Herb Hooey and Mrs. Lewis | Fitze with others from Nestleton, at- tended the ordination service for Rev. Ronald Campbell at Calvin Church, Toronto, Thursday night. On Friday night, May 31, there is to be an in. Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe and boys | entertained Canon and Mrs. Chaper- | Toénight (Monday) there is to be lin; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chaperlin, Peter | Mrs. H Bailey convener. a Golden Bar presentation for some of and Monica; Toronto, Miss Tyrell and | meeting will be held on Thurs., cven- Mr. Gordon Paisley to dinner on Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook; Mr. and | Mrs. Bill Grace and Glen, Beaverton. visited the Wilbert Archers, Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin and boys, joined the Roy Trewing, Toronto; Earl Tre- | wins, Enniskillen; Marvin Nesbitts and spent a pleasant afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Horn at their cottage at William's Point, Sunday. Dr. Margaret Forester Sylling, of | | Vancouver, called on Mr. and Mrs, E. | | Dorrell on Thursday. | ' Mrs, Chapin with us too at Manchester week-end with her father Mr. Thos- Bowman, Saturday; Mrs. Weir and Mr. Bowman and Mrs, W. Archer visited Mrs. Bowman at Enfield. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McArthur, Jessie, Betty, Ardis were among the guests at the one hundredth birthday cele- bration of Mrs. McArthur's aunt Mrs. John Demsey in Stratford, on Friday evening. On Saturday they attended the graduation exercises of the Uni- versity of Western Ontario in London where Betty received her B.A. degree having graduated with honours in a 4 year honour course in Business Ad- ministration and Secretarial Science. Betty now plans to attend the Ontario College of Education for the 10 weck summer course and has accepted a position as a Commercial Teacher at the George Harvey Vocational School in Toronto. } Heartiest congratulations, Betty. Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. L. Fitze were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayes of Barrie; Mr. and Mrs. W. McClelland and Ross, Orillia; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- shall; Ewart and Jack Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Mayes and Stanley of Oshawa. The May meeting of the W.A. of John's Church, Blackstock, was held in the Parish Hall with the Presi- dent presiding and "sixteen members present. The devotional was taken by Mrs. W. VanCamp and Mrs. J. Me- Arthur. The minutes of the last meet- ing and the treasurer's report were given and accepted. The president thanked Miss Parr for carrying on during her absence and said she had a wonderful trip and a lovely visit with her daughter and husband. The | corresponding secretary reported hav- (ing sent four Easter cards, one get- well and two sympathy cards, also twa thank you notes to Mrs. E. Yule and Mrs. Gordon Brown for { had done for the coming bazaar. She also read Thank-You. letters from 'Mrs. W. Lamb, Mrs. Shemilt, Mrs. R. Spinks and Rev. Pelletier. It was de- cided to hold a sale of home baking in Mr. A. Bailey's shop on Saturday, June 8th in the morning. Mrs. H. Bailey gave an interesting account of 'the First Day of the Annual conven- tion held in Toronto which she and =. J. Hamilton attended. Mrs. R. Bone took the study book chapter 1v, | "A Land Divided" and was assisted Mrs. J. Hamilton. The rector closed the meeting with prayer after which lunch was served by group II with The June ing 13th at 8 o'clock instead of Thurs- day afternoon the 20th as usual. District Churches | SCUGOG PAST ORAL CHARGE Last Sunday we were glad To have with us Rev. R. T. Chapin, Minister of | Greenbank ~~ United Church, who brought us a very fine and inspiritual message. We were pleased to have sewing they!g to Prospect in having so many to their 9.15 a.m. service. Next Sunday, June 8, Rev. S. J. Hillier, Minister of Brooklin United will preach at Man- chester and Scugog, and your Minister will take the service at Prospect, a¥% the monthly evening service at Scugo "Head Memorial" at 7.30 p.m. .. The. Bay of Quinte Conference will meet in Renfrew on Tuesday, June 4, and will close on the Friday afternoon. Your minister will be away duing that week. I Scugog "Head Memorial® W.A. wit' meet next Week, Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. James Wilson, at 8.00 p.m. and then on the Thursday follow- ing, Manchester W,A. will meet at the home of Mrs. Thompson at 2.30 p.m. and the Prospect W.A. at the parson- age at 8.00 p.m. Also on the Thurs- day afternoon the Junior Choir will meet for practice #t the "Head School". We are asking the Junior choir to lead in song at our Evening service in Scugog "Grace" Church on Sunday, June 9th, when all the Stow- ards -of the Pastoral Charge will be dyly. installed in their office; and all the Elders will be ordained. Notices are being sent out to our Stewards and Elders; and we hope all will be present thmt evening. This date was set at meeting of our Official Board. US We would like to have a Male Choir for "Father's Day" on Sunday, June 16. A list of all the men on the Island who have been heard to sing is being prepared, and they will be asked to attend one or two practices at the Church. We would like to have Choir of twenty or more. a Our P.M.S. Hi C Club closed with a "bang". Our bowling party was very successful, and we were able to more than fill the six alleys. Many had never bowled before; but once they got rted, they enjoyed it. There were ample funds to meet all our expenses, and we say "Thank you one and all for a lovely closing of our Club." There are rumours of a "Weiner roast" sometime, somewhere in the Summer. The Counsellors and Executive will meet and plan for same. It would also be a good thing if we could have those of our young people who can sing, to lead in song,, and take part in one of our services during the summer. This would bring us all together again, and be inspiritual for us all. Congratulations to Ruth Braham who received her Bachelor of Nursing Tr Science degree last Saturday at Queen's University, Ruth will be on Duty at the Port Perry Hospital for June and July. Our prayers and sympathy and hot wishes to the Gerrows on the Island in"the serious illness of Mrs, Fran§ 44 Gerrow. May God's grace be suffi- cient for all your needs. > Happy birthday greetings to Bgv- erly Manns, Kenny Hulcoop, "Skip Hulcoop and Gordon Pogue of the I«- land. Please come and worship with us on : Sunday, ond receive new strencth and inspiration to live fully. the week success.