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8--TIIE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 1059 Blackstock The United Church was comfortably filled for the Remembrance Day sere vice Wednesday morning, conducted by Rev, P. Romeril. The Guides, Scouts, Cubs and Brownies led by their colour party, then headed the parade to the cenotaph where a brief service was held. Two minutes silence observed and wreath placed by Mrs, John Carter, Twenty-five ladies attended the W.1. meeting in the Community Hall Friday afternoon with Mrs, Lorne Thompson and Mrs. James Henry hostesses. After the Opening Ode and Collect, Mrs. Cecil Hill read the Scripture pas- sage. Mrs. John Rahm paid a fine tribute to Mrs. Fred Bailey, a life-long member who passed away, October 80. A minute of silence was observed and Mrs. Rahm offered prayer. After some discussion Mrs, J. Rahm and Mrs. R. Larmer were appointed to plan the Children's Christmas Party. Roll call was answered by a favorite Bible verse. Mrs. V. Bailey expressed thanks of the Bailey family for the flowers. Mrs. Sanford VanCamp re- ported on Port Perry Hospital meet- ing. Decided to donate $5 to hospital doll draw and $36 to regular fund, In the absence of the treasurer, Mrs. A. L. Bailey gave the financial report. Mrs, Vera Bailey gave an interest- ing report of the Annual W.I. conven- The motto: No one ever gets eye strain from looking on tion in Toronto, Mrs. Anson Taylor, Scarboro, on Wed- nesday. Sympathy is extended Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Leighton and family in the the bright side of life--was responded Ldeath of her brother Mr, Fines of Port to by Mrs. Lorne Thompson in a bright Perry. and humorous manner. experiences with retarded children, al Mrs. J. Hedge gave a very informative talk on her Mrs, O. V, Shaw, of Oshawa, visited Mrs. John McKee on Wednesday. =| Mrs, E, Fitze, of Oshawa, visited Mr. so entertained with a record of their |My. and Mrs. Lewis Fitze on Wednes- choral numbers and displayed some of | day, their work. Current events were given W. W. VanCamp and the after which lunch was served by Murs. "Queen" by the group. The prize Asselstine. winners at the euchre party in the Parish Hall on Thursday night were: Mrs. Thos Hoidge, Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Donald Green and Vernon Mr. Harry Hall spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Toronto attending the Anglican Synod in the Dioceson Cen- ter. Mrs. H. Hawkin, Port Perry, and Mrs. J. Weir, Brooklin, spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers. Dr. D. Bilbey and Miss Pearl Wright Miss Eva Parr spent a few days|spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl with her brother Mr. Clarence Parr in Bowmanville, Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Bailey were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saywell, in Oshawa. Mr. Tom Campbell of Ottawa, call ed on several friend in the village over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lansing and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Smith, Wed- Miss Phema Hooey, Toronto, nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and Mrs. Jos. Forder, Nestleton, visited Mr. and Wright. Mrs. Dalton Dorrell and girls spent "| Friday night and Saturday with Miss Pearl Wright in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Dorrell and girls visited Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Wan- non, St. Catherines, Sunday. Brenda Malcolm, Nestleton, spent the week-end with Carol Rahm, Mrs. Percy Philp, Highland Creek, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Smith on Sunday. - A bus load of High School pupils spent Saturday in Toronto and at the Royal Winter Fair. KO "NO DEALERS PLEASE" SUMMER PRIDE § RED2WHITE % PEAS = BRANDED MEATS Best Buy - Save 6c Cash - 7 Ib. bag Fresh, Lean, Meaty PORK ©. 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There was an excellent attendance in the Central Public School Tuesday evening to hear the semi-finals of West Durham Public Speaking contest. -Mr. Merle Slute, Bowmanville, chair- man of the West Durham Trustees & Ratepayers Association was Master of Ceremonies. The following was the programme-- Seven speeches--1, Peggy Millson, of Baker's School, "Canada's Northland", 2, Howard Morton, Bethany, "The Husky"; 8, Eleanor Porteous, Bethany, "The Bee"; 4, Nellie Vereulen, Bow- manville, "Moses"; 5, Bill Depeu, Bow- manville, "The Astronauts"; 6, Pa- tricia Adams, Blackstock, "Supersti- tion"; 7, was absent. At this point pupils from Yelverton and Galloway's School under the dir- ection of Mr, Jas Gray, sang two choruges, 8, Janice Byers, Blackstock, "Put- ting the Beaver Back to Work"; 9, Elaine Bebee, Courtice; 10, Gwen Wraight, Hampton, "Hawaii", While the judges, Mr. Ross of Queen Elizabeth School, Oshawa, and Mr. Korry, of 'Dr. Canon School, Oshawa, were making their decisions, pupils of Janetville school and Mr, Gray, sang two choruses. No placings were made but five numbers, 1, b, 6, 8 and 10 were chosen to compete with five from East Dur- ham at Orono on Nov. 18th, Each con- testant here was presented with a book donated by the East Durham Trustees' and Ratepayers' Association. Prince Albert We were pleased to be host and hostess for the "Area Young People's Council", who assembled in our church Nov. 8th. Prior to the service an "easy listening" combination of piano and organ music provided by Mrs. B. Snelgrove and Mrs. G. Hunter, When the set time of eight o'clock arrived the chairman of the group Mr, G Parrott ably conducted a sacred but lively sing-song of familiar hymns. Those taking part in the worship service included Rev. E. 8. Linstead, Miss Mildred Martyn and Mr. John Pickard. An inspiring message suit- able for any age was delivered by Rev. E. W. Fuller.. The choir gave its harmonizing anthem. Another musical number by three of our local girls Misses Mildred Martyn, Marion Martyn and Beth Hunter, who sang the lovely "Whispering Hope". After worship the young folk of nearly one MAGAZINES FOR CHRISTMAS The year round gift! See the Port Perry Star hundred enjoyed refreshments fn the church parlors, 3 At Sunday School Mrs. Jeffs gave the theme story. The following de- | posited their birthday pennies, Mr. R. Butaon, Bruce Martyn, Lexie Love and | Biya Beacock after which Supt. Mr, E. Martyn presented the pins, 'We extend sympathy to Mrs. Jar- dine in the loss of her father Mr, Fines, Also to the Kilpatrick and Spencer homes. . The November meeting of the G. N. 8. Club met at the home of Eva Hunter, meeting in the absence of the usual president. The Sec'y Doris Jeffrey read the last minutes. It was with regret we heard the treasurer Kay Rountree had again been admitted to a Toronto hospital. We all hope Kay returns feeling topper. It was gratifying to learn Joan Peel had decided to join our roll. Esther Heayn produced literature pertaining to 'necessities for unfor- tunate infants. As a result a bolt of flannelette to be purchased and ar- ticles sewed or contributed for pos- sibly four complete layettes. Jean Martyn was given authority to pur- chase "Elmer Safety Flag" for the school, which had been previously dis- cussed. A fall euchre was planned for Fri- day evenifig, Nov. 20, in the homes of W. Middleton, O. Brown and M. Snel. grove. Audrey Middleton and Joan Peel pleasantly offered to purchase prizes for the euchre. Instead of our customary Xmas gift exchange several ideas were sprouted. Finally a Christmas party to be held in the home of Myrtle Snelgrove, Dec. 8, with each hubby a guest. Repeating Mizpah closed this busi- ness. A small hot plate was served by F, Smith, J. Martyn and G. Bea- cock, Mr. W. J. Bond, Toronto, visited his relatives here at the week-end." Mrs. Sarah Longhurst of Zephyr, visited her sisters Mrs, Collins 'and : Mrs. Somerville on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. N, Wilson and family enjoyed Sunday evening dinner with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Jas. (Rodd and son, Oshawa." Mrs. H, Foley of Finch spent a few days with her brother Mr. I. Doyle, wife and family. Mrs, Ross Murphy and son Alan were in Toronto a few days and also attended the Santa Claus parade. Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance had their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs, Birkett, Stouffville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, R. 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