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po Vihear sian SAL KS RRA EL adobe va bine naadele we. A act to . \ iS MA] vol Lpsinbipd ti PREBLE WS 16--PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1965 Blackstock News Excellent congregations att- ended in both churches Sunday morning. In St. John's the Sac- rament of Baptism was admin- istered to Christopher Kenneth, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hudson, Canon Ashmore deli- vered a fine missionary sermon. In the United Church, the choir sang the Anthem--'"Hold Thou my Hand" and Rev. P. Ro- meril spoke from the text--"He Hath set Eternity in their Hearts". Four student teachers from Peterboro Teachers College are teaching in Central School this week -- Miss Donna McLaugh- lin, Blackstock; Miss Mary Frey Nestleton; Miss Darlene Hall, Hampton; and Mr. Rod Taylor, Bowmanville. Reeve and Mrs. Merril Van Camp entertained the 1964 Council, the Road Superintend- ant and clerk and their wives to a dinner and social evening recently. (Mr. and Mrs. Stan Paine and Jeffrey, Scarboro; Miss Lynda "Hyde, Toronto, were Saturday | evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. Tom Hodge and boys. Mrs. I. Argue returned home from a visit with the Hydes in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John Venning visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mott, Belleville, Sunday. New Year's guests of Mr. & Mrs, Harold Swain and family were: Mr, Weir Swain, Toronto; Miss Nancy Martyn, Oshawa; Messrs. Clarence and Bill Mar- low; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain, Don and Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge and family attended service in St. John's church, Whitby, Sunday morning and spent the day with Rev. and Mrs. Jno. McKibbon. 'Mrs. Harold Swain and Mr. Jack Swain- spent a week ago Monday with Mrs. Phena Mount- joy, Oshawa. The Swain relatives received word of the death of their uncle Mr. Herb Swain in Grand View, Manitoba last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland; Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Row- land and son Bobby of Millbrook visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. John- ston and Mrs. G. V. A. Scott Sunday. : Mr. Eldon Fee: Mrs. Wm. Fee and Mrs. W. W. Van Camp call- ed at the Platten Funeral Home Fenelon Falls Thursday where the late Mrs. John Smith was resting. "Mrs. Bob Fowler, Oshawa, and Mrs. Charles Gra- ham attended the funeral Fri- day. A good mumber from here at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Her- man Wilson at McDermott-Pan- abaker Chapel with interment in Nestleton cemetery Friday, Dr. George Montgomery, Tor- onto, who had a summer home in (Cadmus is to be buried in the Union Cemetery, Wed. follow- ing service in Cadmus Church. Glad to report Mr. Austin Beacock progressing favour- ably following eye surgery last week in Mount Sinai hospital, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gra- ham, Port Perry were Sunday guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Mervyn Graham. Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Mar- low visited Mrs. Mable Marlow and Miss Ruth Marlow, Toronto, Sunday. Sunday-supper-guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin and boys were: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Doreen and Donald, Enniskillen and Mrs. Alma Fow- ler. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Prosser, Oshawa and Heather Dorrell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and family. Mr. Kashore Doshi of Lind- say, formerly of India gave a very interesting talk on India, its customs, religions, ete. and showed slides he had just re- ceived from a brother in India, at the Hi C. meeling Sunday evening. Miss Beatrice Whitfield, Mr. Avery Whiskin, Mrs. Whiskin, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Bradburn were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brad- burn. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wilson, Downsview, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Bradburn, Mr. and Mrs, Clem Wilson, Downsview, visited with Mr. and Mrs. i@harles Wilson during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook, Beaverton were Thurs. guests and Mr. and Mrs. Mossom Min- "LARRY REACH ROAD 852 - ANNOUNCEMENT DOBLE" R.R. #4, UXBRIDGE 31817 FRED COOK REAL ESTATE LTD. are pleased to announce that Mr. Doble will be a representative in this area. Clearence SALE KAYVAN'S LADIES WEAR PORT PERRY 'Thompson, Ke 4 enh Shan Sal Anh TL pS thd) Og SAN VY FAY 1) aker, Greenwood were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Horn, Oshawa were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor. A Babysitting Course was held in Cartwright township during the months of Septem- ber and October. It was spon- sored by the Durham-Northum- berland T.B. Association and put on by the Blackstock Guide and Scout movements, The following is the list of students who completed the course suc- cessfully: Marilyn Adams, Sharon Ar- cher, Betty Bradburn, Karen Campbell, Leanne Dorrell, Nan- cy Dorrell, Beth Dunsmoor, Judy Felstead, Doreen Goswell, Janice Huntington, John Larm- er, Sharon Larmer, Brian Lee, Susan McColl, Bob McLaughlin, Grant McLaughlin, Linda Mec- Laughlin, Bonnie Malcolm, Gail Malcolm, Glenn Malcolm, Gor- die Malcolm, Marleah Malcolm, Elaine Metcalf, Nancy Moore, Judy Mountjoy, Linda Mountjoy Gary Phayre, Kay Porrill, Bob Swain, Donna Swain, Helen Swain, Judy Swain, Dianne Tay- lor, Bill Thompson, Elizabeth Lorraine Turner, Carol Werry, Suzanne Wilson, Carol Wotten, Joan Wotten, Norma Wotten. i Council Briefs {Continued from page 1) Rev. Owen Orr not being able to be present as arranged, due to illness. } Vai * * Forming of Committees for 1965 After making a few changes in the ICommittees of the previ- ous year, the following Com- mittees were formed for 1966, the first named to be Chairman: Finance, Welfare & Arena-- Ivan Parkinson, Bruce Beare Roads, Sidewalks & Bldg. Inspection-- Robt. Kenny, Irving Boyd Property & Parks, Police & E.M.O.-- Irving Boyd, Ivan Parkinson Waterworks & Fire Dept.-- Bruce Beare, J. J. Gibson Assessment, Dog Control & Sanitation-- J. J. Gibson, R. A. Kemny. Passing Accounts-- 1964 Business: The following Accounts were authorized for payment-- General Dept. .......... $2,411.19 Property & Parks... 38.42 New Fire Hall ........ 2.78 Street Maint, ......... 92.00 Truck & Tractor .... 164.16 Waterworks Dept. .. 55.03 Waterworks, O0.W.R.C. .....c. 2.94 -OBITU GEORGE CALBERY George John Wellington Cal- bery died Friday, Jan. 8, at his Bigelow Avenue residence in Port Perry. He was in his 51st year. Burial was on Monday, Jan. 11, 1965. Service at the Mc Dermott-Panabaker Chapel con- ducted by Rev. Alec G. Rice of Pont Perry United Church. In- terment was in Prince Albert. Born in Colborne, Mr. Cal- bery was the son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Calbery of Col- borne. Mr. Calbery married the former Bertha Yarrow and had lived in Port Perry since 1941, He had been employed at General Motors in Oshawa for more than 20 years. Surviving besides his wife and parents are two sons, Har- old and Elmer of Port Perry, and three daughters: Mrs. F. Roman (Jean) of Nova Scotia, Joan of Peterborough and Ada of Toronto. Also surviving are a brother, Harold, and five sisters: Mrs. C. Denny (Emma), Mrs. H. Warner (Ruth), Mrs. F. Martin (Lillian) all of Colborne; Mrs. M. Bassant (Grace) of Port Perry and Mrs. P. Saunders (Mabel) of Houlton, Maine. MRS. MARTHA COUCH A lifelong resident of the Seagrave area, Mrs. Martha Couch passed away 'at the Strachhaven Nursing Home in Bowmanville, on Wedneulay, January 6th. Mrs. Couch was Martha Moon and was born on Sept. 15, 1868, on the farm where Mr. Mansell Sleep and his mother now live: She was much respected and loved by friends and neighbours alike, of a quiet and retiring nature. She was always ready to do her part in church and Comtfiunity. She had been a ARIES --- patient in the nursing home for five years, and was a model one. She was twice married, first to Oliver Sleep, six children were born of this marriage: Mrs. Tunnicliffe (Florence) Mrs. Jas. Reynolds (Viona) both of Moose Jaw, Sask., (Mrs. 0. J. Boe (Reta), Mr. Melville Sleep, Bowmanville; Cecil V. and Alma both predeceased. Later she married Thomas Couch, and had one son Mr. Wilbert Couch. The funeral took place at McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon, Rev. E. 'McNeil cond g the service. Interment fook place in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. The pallbearers were Grand- sons, Mr. Milford Sleep, Mr. Carl Boe, Mr. Arnold Sleep, Mr. Percy Reynolds, Mr. James Couch and Mr. Ted Suddard. After the funeral the friends gathered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. O. J. where the ladies of the North Group of the U.C.W. served refreshments, Senior Citizens One of the happiest parties was held at Senior Citizens Hall to bring in the New Year. Over fifty members and friends met. After games and cards a de- lightful lunch was served: At midnight everyone drank a toast for 1966. Mr. Roy 8t. John was toast master, then all joined hands to form circle and sang Auld Lang Syne. If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call - PORT PERRY STAR 985-7388 ) ANNUAL HARVEY GRAHAM President Cartwright Agricultural Society to be held in TOWNSHIP HALL, BLACKSTOCK Saturday, January 23rd, 1965 at 2.00 p.m. A GOOD ATTENDANCE IS REQUESTED MEETING V. MALCOLM, Secretary Jan. 21 $2,766.62 Passing Accounts-- 1965 Business: The following Accounts were | authorized for payment: General Dept. ......... $ 271.67 Street Maintenance. 202.45 Property & Parks .... 41.99 $622.01 HELEN'S BEAUTY 361 ROSA STREET SALON SPECIAL (For Two Weeks Only) JAN. 18th to FEBRUARY 1st $12.50 PERM (complete) -- $9.75 $10.00 PERM (complete) -- $7.50 We are pleased to announce that Mrs, Hazel Brooks and Mrs. Irene Kaas have joined our staff. Kaas, formerly of the Arcade Beauty Salon, Toronto is an excellent high stylist. 'to handle all your beauty needs. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 985-7309 Mrs, We are well qualified PPP PP