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4--PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1964 BLACKSTOCK NEWS Rev. H. G. delivered a and thought from the subject-- Crozier of Whitby very provoking sermon The Wells of Salvation -- in the United Church Sunday morning. Mr. Ernest Swain and daughter Miss Judy Swain sang a duet "Softly and Tenderly Jesus is | Calling", In Sunday School, Mrs. Corinne Thompson of Nassau, Bahamas, gave an interesting address. After being intro- duced by Mrs, P. Romeril, she told of several interesting ex- periences during the last three | years in Scotland, England, Europe and now first impres- sions of Canada. Next Sunday Rev. David Ro- meril is to be guest speaker in the United Church. Miss Jean Boyd of Pelican Lake, Sask., who is a Graduate of Women's Training College Toronto, and Sask. Teacher's College. At present she is a Missionary and school teacher. She gave a most interesting talk on her work in St. John's Church Sunday morning. 'Miss Mary Bradburn took a Lone Ranger light weight camping trip Friday and Satur- day and was the first Lone Ranger to win this test. She was tested by Mrs. Nelson of Port Perry. Mary was accom- panied by Sharon Archer and Betty Bradburn. Mrs. (Corinne Thompson, Nas- sau, Bahamas is visiting Rev. enthusiastic | P. and Mrs. Romeril and Den- nis for a week. Mrs. Mr. and Oliver. Misses Gertrude Henry and Doris Griffin, Toronto are home for two weeks holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers at- tended the funeral of a cousin Mr. Cecil Robinson in Orong, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp and Arthur and Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Marlow attended Mrs. Chas, a Heaslip family gathering in| Campbellville, Sun., Aug. 9. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanderhuel Gibson) who were married in Blackstock United Church on Friday evening, Aug. 14th. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson (Glenda Wilson) who were married in Nestleton United Church Saturday, Aug. 15th. Jim Byers, who was chosen as the boy representative for the 4-H club of West Durham, enjoyed the five days Centen- nial Bus Trip this past week, when Eastern Ontario repre- sentatives toured Western Ont- ario, Miss Janice Byers is away with Toronto Area group on a Ranger Bus Tour of New Eng-' land States, Virginia and other points, including one day at the World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sam- ells spent four days last week Grows To A Height Of 6° 10" The two Scotch Thistles seen in the above picture, in one year grew to the height of 6' Bond, Prince Albert. 10" in the garden of Mr. Arthur Mr. Bond who is an ardent gardener found one of these plants on the roadside last fall, and planted it in his garden. ..However, the plant died, but apparently seeds must have fallen from it, and the result to day, after one year of growth, are the plants seen above. The picture was taken by a son of Mr. Bond, and a neighbour, Mr. Frank Gibson had the Department of Lands and Forests identify them as Scotch Thistles. The persons in the picture are Mr. Bond and his daughter Violet. Port Perry High School THE BOOK STORE WILL BE OPEN FOR SALE OF TEXT BOOKS FOR GRADES ~ ELEVEN AND TWELVE AND GYMNASIUM SUITS ALL GRADES AS FOLLOWS: 10.00 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, September 2, 1964 Thursday, September 3, 1964 ; G. C. STORE MacDONALD, Principal. Russel Lansing, Toronto spent a few days last week with | Smith and (Anne | on a motor trip along Lake ' Erie, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ruston and "boys, Fort Credit, visited her mother Mrs. R. Ford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mount- joy, Ray and Gary spent the week-end with the Mannings at Woodford and brought Bonnie and Paul home. | Miss Elaine Mountjoy has been home from Tyrone for a few days studying for an examination, Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Richard Wall were: Mrs. Sid Smallman and son Doug, Haileybury; Dr. Bev. Smallman and daughter Sylvia, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Needham, Bow- manville; Mrs. Mansfield and son Frank, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smallman, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fisher & children moved into their new home in north Blackstock dur- ing the week, Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Dealy, Toronto, spent Sunday with the Ken Dunsmoors. RoR REA A CRS EE DY Bet, 3 Janice Crawford spent the past week with friends in Port Hope. Mr, and Mrs. John Venning and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Marlow attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Philip (nee Linda Clements who taught school in Blackstock last year) in Green- bank Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plewman, Richmond Hill were Fri. guests and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hill, Richmond Hill were Sunday guests of Mrs. David Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bry- ans, Cronton, Ont., Mr. Ed. Bryans and Lloyd, Kirkfield; Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Bryans, Courtice were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans. Bar- bara Brown, Courtice is spend- ing a few days with the Bob Bryans. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wright visited Miss Lorna Wright at Camp Adelaide Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family visited Mr; and Mrs. Grant Ferguson and family at their cottage on Lake Chandos, Sunday. Don remained for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Mew and family, Toronto. Mrs, Louis Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lane and Terry, Osh- awa, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craw- ford; Miss Mary Lou Crawford and Mr. Geo. Carnochan, Port Perry visited Mrs. Geo Craw- ford and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pearce during the week-end. 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