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Mr. Anson 'Taylor, Scarboro is to show pictures of his trip to Russia, April 24th. Mrs. Lorne Thompson report- ed on the recent millinery course. Next meeting is to be a pot luck luncheon at 12.30 p.m., April 1st in the Commun. ity Hall, followed by the An- nual meeting. W. I. are to save C.P. labels to secure a coffee maker. A letter from the High School was read stating they plan to cele- brate the 30th anniversary of the first settler in Cartwright 'on or about May 20th and ask- ing for antiques to be loaned for that time. : The Motto--Good Community Spirit is like baseball, it takes team work--was ably dealt with by Mrs. George Skelding. Roll call was answered by--A com- munity need. A review of the Duties of her office was then given by each retiring officer. Mrs. Kenneth Samells read a poem entitled "Women's Insti- tute answers' that was written by Mrs. Roy Langmaid, Solina in 1937. "Hymn of all Nations" "The Queen" and "The Institute Grace" was sung, after which the group served a delicious lunch and a half hour of visit- ing was enjoyed. Prize winners at the L.0.B.A. euchre Wednesday night: High lady -- Mrs. Hector Shortridge; low lady--Mrs. Percy VanCamp. High gent -- Billy Coles; low , - gent--Roy Taylor; door prize-- 4 = Roy Taylor. bg Fourteen children attended BLACKSTOCK NEWS the Messengers meeting Tues- day after school in the Christ- ian Education Centre. Meeting opened with the motto, prayer and hymn. The Worship was conducted by Mrs. Ferguson. Roll was an- swered by--My Favorite Bible Story. An Indian game was played. Elizabeth Thompson told the fourth chapter of the Buffalo and the Bell, after which Bullock Carts were made. The Explorers met Tuesday after school in the Sunday School room with eight mem- bers present, Beth Dunsmoor assisted Mrs. Romeril with the Worship by reading the Scrip- ture passage. The mission study on India was continued. - There were good congrega- tions in both churches Sunday morning. "Mothering Sunday was observed in St. John's and Rev. C. C. Harcourt of London England gave an excellent ser- mon from the theme of The -Cross:~ Canon- Ashmore conduc- ted the service. In the United the choir sang an anthenmi~"Why Should He love me so?" Rev. Romeril took as the theme for his sermon "The Humility of God". ~. Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Mount- joy, Hampton were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mus. Kenneth Samells. Miss Elaine Mountjoy, King- ston, spent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham, Millbrook - ,were Sunday dinner guesst of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer, Pickering were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Alma Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys attended a 50th wed- ding anniversary of her Uncle and Aunt at Fullarton Satur- day and spent the weekwend with relatives. Mrs. A, E. Mac- Dougald came home with them for a visit. . Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Harcourt, B.A, of Turnbridge Wells, Kent, England, who have been visit- ing relatives in Toronto, were week-end guests of Mrs. W. W. Van Camp and Miss Mable. Mrs. Van Camp also entertained se- veraMor supper with them Sat- ile te {) f PR LAH BH 1d " 1 bo} A hl ty urday and several: other callers during the evening. Mrs, Tom Hodge took Rev. and Mrs. Harcourt to visit Mrs. Ed. Darcy in Columbus Rest | Home_Saturday evening. Sev- eral from this area have called on Mrs. Darcy during the week. Mf. and Mrs. Gordon Strong and Miss Beth visited the Harry Pooles, Don Mills, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Dysart, Peterboro; Miss Betty McAr- thur, Toronto, Mr. Ardis Mec- Arthur and Miss Megar Smith, London, visited Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McArthur over the - week- end. Sunday p.m. the McAr- thur family held "Open House" and entertained approximately 60 friends who called to see Rev. and Mrs. Harcourt, Mrs. Ira Argue spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. Russel Spinks, Oshawa and Sunday went to Toronto for a visit with the Cecil Hydes. 'Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Gra- ham spent thé week-end with 'relatives in Fenelon Falls. Mrs. R. J, Ferguson, West Bank, B.C. flew back from Tam- pa last Tuesday and has spent the week as guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston and visited numerous other relatives Sun- day. Mr .and Mrs, Jack Good- man, Bobcaygeon, visited their Aunt Mrs. Ferguson at "the Johnstons, EL TRF RTs iat haa ASST SNEEOL REN SVN CL ELIA EL TI STA 2.9 YEA 4 SA : he ay tA RAE RAL AN a oa Ly Arh jew mbes NY 2003 Loti ra MARV OAS ax Swell LIRA MN $y: Ke, wl he ui AL BS ary Murs. and '~ David Rutledge BY hoe PY : AYS Mrs. Leonard Gulick, Palmer 1 LI TRICIAN 5 Rapids were Sunday night ' guests of Mr, and Mrs. Carl (WERE THE BOS 1 fol "ELECTRICAL ~--Mrs--R-J-Ferguscn-and-Mr.- "KNOWLEGIE and Mrs. J. A. Johnston were | ' Sunday supper guests of Mr. & Mrs. Tennyson Samells, Cad- mus. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mar- low left Saturday for Florida and other points. South. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Werry, Patti and Donna, Enniskillen and Mr. Bill Mahaffy, Bow- manville were Saturday supper guests; and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Griffin, Enfield were Sunday Ey callers of Mrs. Jean *McLaugh- ELECTRIC ' HEATING « lin, Grant and Neil. 985-7174 -PT. PERRY § Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris were Sunday supper guests of Mr. . and Mrs. Jack Chapman, Port i) of gar: conn | SELL and BUY - ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Camp, an Billy, Robert and Paul, Port Perry and Miss Barbara Riding, THROUGH THE Chicago, were Sunday guests of CLASSIFIED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp and Arthur. : Fie . Sunday guests with Mr. and SECTION 3 Mrs. Bart Van Ryswyk in hon- ' . or of Mr. Van Ryswyk's birth- OF THE : day were: Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Robinson and family; Mr. : and Mrs. H. Buma and family; Pori Perry Star Mr. and Mrs. Mannis Vander- 4 SEE "oo huel, Mr. Harry Vanderhuel, PHONE: 985-7383 © and Mr. John Gmur. ot TY BALES SR IVA RAO RED RH We ON PE COUNTY OF ONTARIO Tenders For Equipment Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will be gr -- i St un Tan { 3 received by the undersigned until 10.00 "a.m., March 23; - Zi , $1964 for the following equipment. fh 1. 8" Centrifugal Pump complete with engine & hose. 2. Vibratory compaction unit for operation in A confined areas. 3. 115 to 126 H.P. Motor Grader with snow plow and snow wing. hd Sl The County will offer in trade on the proposed purchase 1--1966 Adams 560 Motor Grader com- plete with snow plow and wing. : 4. 3--17600 - 8000 G.V.W. Trucks with stake platforms. The County will offer in trade one 1959 % ton pick up truck. ; 5. 28000 G.V.W. Truck (Cab and Chassis only). The County will offer in trade on the proposed Deer ase 1--1959 Model 10408 Chevrolet Cab and assis. Tenders mu#t be submitted on forms which will be supplied from the office of the undersigned and placed in sealed on tender envelopes which will be provided with tender forms. Re # Further information may be obtained at the office of the 8 ¢ # County Engineer. rma ob os | { ol tL 'i oe a 3 Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, 8 i vos WN W. A. Twelvetrees, P. Eng., i : Engineer, County of Ontario, 23 '; Za . = County Buildings, RL 5 WHITBY, Ont. 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