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i ST BL rn Pad A rd er a Fw (8 4 PM i 3 ! oP - 2 , PEALE 4 by Fh, rg ree 'BLACKSTOCK NEWS All units of the United Church Jo.w. met. this past week, uesday at 1.15 p.m .the Anna ufiit with the President of the Qeneral U.C.W, as a guest, met at the home of Mrs. J. A. John. ston. After a delicious dessert s partaken of, the leader! rs. Ross Duff opened the Méeting with a reading "Ad- opting Children of Different Colours". Mrs. Roy Taylor gaye the Worship. Mrs, Ken- 6th Samells dealt with the chapter of The Word and The | Way--Miracles which was fol- | lowed by a good discussion. | Mrs. K. Samells was appointed | Unit leader for 1964. The "bakeless bake sale" netted a nice amount. Next meeting to be at Mrs. Carl Wrights in Jan- uary. Closed with prayer. 11 Adults and 2 children attended. The Candace Unit assembled at the home of Mrs, Ralph Larmer on Tuesday at 1 p.m. for dessert. Following which | The Dorcas Unit met at the home of Mrs. Fred Dayes on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Meeting opened with silent prayer and prayer by leader. Mrs. Stan- ford ,VanCamp read the Scrip- ture passage and Mrs. Ida Tay- lor the Meditation on "Peace. Mrs. W, Ross dedicated the of- fering and Mrs. Taylor played as a piano solo "How Great | Thou Art". A playlette "The | PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. NOV, 28th, 1963--15 The L.O.B.A. commenced their euchre parties on Wednes- day evening. Winners were Ladies high---Mrs. Percy Van Camp; Low--Mrs. Gent's High--Mrs. Howard Lee playing as a gent; Low--Mr, Harry Sanderson. Door: prize --Mrs, Arthur Leighton. Next Mrs. Gordon Strong gave a Trouble Shooter" from a scene | evening Dec. 4th. fine Worship on 'Jesus the! Light of the World". meril divided the unit into | groups each of which had ques- | tions on Act 16 to discuss. Then the findings were brought to the full unit for more discus- sion. During the business period Mrs. Ivan Thompson was | elected Unit Leader for 1964. Meeting closed with prayer. "BIL "RADIATOR REPAIR (1Y% Miles North of Manchester ) PLUGGED UP BOILED OUT and REPAIRED so "PHEY-WORK "LIKE NEW» ==} FREE PICK UP Phone 985 - 7531 LS RADIATORS and DELIVERY Oct. 10 in Hong Kong was given by | ter Wright, Mrs. S. VanCamp | and Mrs, F, Dayes. Another! hymn was sung. Business dealt | with and meeting closed with Benediction. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess and a social time enjoyed. Eleven | ladies attended. ! Seven members, four visitors! 'and Rev. Romeril attended the Esther Unit meeting at the] home of Mrs. Richard VanCamp ! Wednesday evening. Mrs. | Glenn Larmer, leader, presided. | Mrs, Harvey Graham read the. Scripture passage and led in| prayer. Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy | gave the Meditation. Rev. Ro- meril led the discussion on the: chapter of The Word and The Way--"God and Evil". The | Afghan which the ladies knit is | finished and was displayed at the meeting as also was the one at the Dorcas meeting. . These will be sent to Hong, 'Kong. The "Anna and Candace" units have already sent theirs' and a large amount of clothing. | Mr. Romeril closed meeting with prayer. Hostess served a' lovely lunch and a social time! was enjoyed. At the 4-H Junior Award Mrs. Ro. | Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Mrs, Wal-, Night in Orono, Sat. 23rd, the following from. Cartwright re-' ceived awards: | Durham Beef Calf Club--Fred Taylor; Alice Taylor. Durham Dairy Calf Club Jr. Section--Sharon Larmer; Dennis McLaughlin; Tiovo Kinnunen & Bob McLaughlin. Senior members--Jim Byers. Holstein Club--Sharon Larmer. Sheep Club---Jim Byers and Silage also Jim Byers. Sharon Larmer also received a travelling clock--One of the E. A, Summers Memorial Fund Awards. The November Meeting of St. John's W.A. was held in the Parish Hall Nov. 21st. Pres. Mrs. J. Hamilton opened the meeting with Hymn "Jesus calls us O'er the Tumult" and read the story of St. Andrew from St. John's Gospel, also Litany and prayers. Treas. re- ported very gratifying returns from the recent supper and Bazaar. Corporate Communion will be Dee. 1st. Committee was formed to look after Christmas Cheer for the elderly people and shut-ins. It was also de- Cecil Hill; cided to help the S.S. Supt. with their Christmas party. President closed the meeting with prayer which was follow- ed by lunch of fruit Salad and Cake. Glad to report Mr. Ray Brad- burn, Mr. Bill Taylor and Miss Eva Parr all able to be home from Hospitals. We wish them all a speedy convalescence. Miss Elaine Mountjoy, King- ston; Miss Gertrude Henry and Miss Doris Griffin, Toronto and Mr. Larry Hoskin, Hamilton, spent' the week-end at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dunsmoor and Beth visited friends in Durham and Mrs. McKechnie returned home with them. 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