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» 1 ~ BLACKSTOCK NEWS By Mrs. 0. Hill The December meeting of Blackstock W.I. was held in the Community Hall, Wednesday evening with 27 ladies and 5 gents present. An invitation had gone to the husbands, but too many other activities. The meeting opened wih The Ode and Collect. President welcomed the vyisitors. During the business period, letters of thanks were read from Nancy Dorrell for prize received at Commencement and from Mr. Albert Wright for fruit. The Treasurer was authorized to send the $60.00 to sponsor ad- opted boy for another year. The short course on Copper Tooling is to be held April 29 '& 30, 1965. Good Cheer committee were authorized to prepare and take boxes of fruit to shut-ins for Christmas. Roll Call was an- swered with, A Christmas mem- ory and a gift for the Child- ren's Aid at Port Hope. Meeting was turned over to Mrs. 'Kenneth Samells, group leader. The motto--Christmas is what you makKe it, was ably dealt with by Mrs. Chas. Smith. Mrs. Russell Mountjoy gave Current Events. Mrs. Cecil Hill read "What do people want for Christmas", Mrs. Samells read "Mothers Christmas Cake" and "Christmas Visits". A card was signed to be sent to Miss Ethel Thompson on _her 90th birthday. Mrs. Charles Smith then showed lovely colored pic- tures taken on their trip to the' West Coast this summer. Mrs. Lorne Thompson played a piano solo. Some Carols were sung, then The Queen. Lunch 'was served by the- group and a social visit enjoyed. The Messenger Meeting was attended by 27 children and 2 leaders on Tuesday. They com- menced with work on the scrap books of Trinidad. In the ab- svere: Mr. and Mrs. Ross C urtis, sence of "Elizabeth Thompson, Margaret Carnaghan attended and told part of the chapter on "Carnival" of' the study book. Practice for Christmas Sun- day programme took rest of the time. Closed with prayer. Explorers met Tuesday after- noon and practiced for Christ- mas Sunday Service. Then had a Worship Service in which several of the children gave parts, Sympathy is extended Mrs, Walter Wright and family in the death, of her mother, Mys. Harold Sfinson in Lindsay on Monday' evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell attended the Ontario County Federation of Agriculture Ban- quet in Uxbridge on Tuesday evening, Mr. Earl Dorrell left Tues- day in company with Mr. Ger- ald Tallcot of Bowmanville to spend the winter in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrow, of Hilton spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and family, Mrs. Morrow remained until Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Thornton, Mill- brook and Sunday théy visited, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yellow- lees and family, Solina. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong and family Orillia; Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman, Port Perry and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. O. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bailey and family, Oshawa; Mrs. Art Leighton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey were all Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Shortridge and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnes and family, Newcastle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys. Savings Plan By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative On Fertilizer price drop? SAVINGS. EARLY PAYMENT count). UXBRIDGE 852-3321 This year we are going to help you keep a "Crop Savings Account" so that you can see for yourself what your fertilizer dollar is doing for you. The Account Books will be here next week and I will try to deliver your Crop Saving Account Book to you during the next month, In the meantime, we are offering-- GUARANTEED PRICE PROTECTION R Again this year your Co-op will REFUND to you the difference if you purchase early and our price drops be- fore planting time. Did you get a refund after last year's EARLY DELIVERY DISCOUNTS If you take your fertilizer before the end of January we allow an early delivery discount of $2.00 per ton, and when added to the volume discount makes a large If yau wish to pay for your fertilizer before January 1st we'll give you a further BAvING OF 7% (cash dis- Don't Delay -- UXBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE Call Today oll call taken. Ashburn News Mrs. Russell Richardson spent a week with relatives in King- ston recently. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron and Mary visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Leaper, in Toronto, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Playfair; Esther and Danny of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Llewelyn Richard- son and family of Cumberland and Mr. Joe Richardson, of 'Hearst spent Saturday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw, Jim, Brian and Stephen visited rela- tives in Toronto on Sunday. "The monthly meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Heron 'on Wed. evening, Dec. 2nd at 8.15 o'clock with an attendance of twenty- three. The meeting opened with the singing of Hymn 560 "I'm mot ashamed to Own my Lord". The scripture lesson from St. Mathew Chapter 2 verses 1-10 was read by Mrs. H. Doble fol- lowed with prayer by Mrs. H. Ashton. The minutes were read and Reports from treasurer and various groups the secretary, leaders of the were given showing a njost pro. fitable year. Hymn 579 "Go Labour On", was sung.. A film strip entitled '"Jeru. salem to Jericho", was shown by Mrs, Lindsay Death, Mrs. Russell Richardson took charge of the installation of the following officers for 1965: --President--Murs., A, Fisher Vice-Pres.--=Mrs. F. Daw Sec'y--Mrs. Lindsay Death Treas.--Mrs. Douglas' Ashton Pianist--Mrs. N, J. | Anderson. / Welcome & Welfare Sec'y-- ° Mrs. H. Ashton Glad Tidings sec'y-- Mrs. Ray Graham Home Helpers Sec'y-- Miss Vera Leach Supply Sec'y-- Mrs. Wm. Gardner C.0.C. Leader-- Mrs, G. Middleton Explorers Leader-- Mrs. R. C. Hyatt C.G.I.T. Leader-- 'Mrs Edgar Heron. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Gordon Fisher. The Annual Christmas Tree and Concert will be held 'in the basement of the church on Thursday evening Dec. 17th at PORT PERRY STAR -- 5 , THURS., DEC. 12th, 1064 rm 8 o'clock, YverioR lon Sorry to report Mr. James Sandison in Port Perry Hospi- tal. We hope he will soon be able to return home. : The Young People will hold their annual Christmas Musical on Sunday, Dec. 13th at 8.00 o'clock in Burn's Church. The. guest speaker will be Mr, D. T. Savage, of Oshawa and Ander= ~~ son Street High School Choir will lead in the singing. At Rest KING, Ernest Edward--At W. Lincoln Memorial Hospital in Grimsby on Monday, November 30th, 1964. Ernest Edward King (retired manager, Bank of Nova' Scotia) 68 Park Road North, Grimsby Beach. In his' 75th yr, Husband of the late May Albina Sonley, formerly of Port Perry, Dear father of Mrs. R. D. Irving (Barbara Jean) Sarnia and Mrs, D. C. Clendenning (Carolyn Frances) San Francisco, Calif, dear brother of Archie King, Hornby. Seven grandchildren also survive. Interment was at Evergreen Cemetery in Milton. on December 2nd; 1964. HOLIDAY HAMS & POULTRY ORDER NOW For the Best Selection NIBLETS CORN ............ 73. FANCY PUMPKIN ....... . 7%: PASTRY FLOUR .................... Ui. RICE KRISPIES .................. lc. SARAN WRAP ee Be REG. PASTE WAX ........ b3c. 1st prize--a turkey 2nd prize--a ham FREE DRAW on every $5.00 or over purchased from now until Dec. 19. 5 Prizes to be won 3rd prize--Christmas Cake 4th prize--31b box Chocolates "6th prize--11b box Chocolates BUTT PORT PERRY ZE. 8-4130 " EFFECTIVE DEC. 14th There will 'only be one delivery a day, orders phoned in by eleven O'clcok will be delivered same day. PORK MAPLE LEAF ® This Week's MEAT Features ° FRESH PORK SHANKLESS SHOULDERS Ih. 35¢. MAPLE LEAF Country 1b. Platter Pak SAUSAGE ....... 4c. MAPLE LEAF WIENERS ....... 45. Bologna "29° "3% PRICES EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK- END, WED. - SAT.,, DEC. 9 - 12 PORK BUTTS Ih. 45¢. CHOPS ... 55. |. 1b. Pkg. End Cut Centre Cuts Pieces , or Sliced