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ou BB BLACKSTOCK NEWS By Olga Hill The Anna unit met at the home of Mrs. Roy Taylor Tues- day afternoon with nine ladies and one child attending. The worship period was on The Bond of Peace. A hymn was sung. The Beatitudes were repeated with responses. Mrs. John Carnaghan read the Serip- ture passage, Eph. 4:1-18 and Mrs. Ross Duff gave the medi- tation, Discussion on the Study Book -- Jesus Christ and the Christian Life--was led by Mrs. Kenneth Samells. Twelve members and one vi- sitor attended the meeting of the Candace unit at the home of Mrs. Neil Malcolm Tuesday morning. Mrs. 'Dalton Dorrell gave the worship on Mercy. Mrs. Romeril gave a general overall outlook on the book-- Jesus Christ and the Christian Church. Plans made at the be ginning of the year were re- viewed to see how many had been carried out. Business periods were held in both units. The Dorcas and Esther unit meetings were stormed out. Wednesday afternoon, 1 p.m. to be exact ,approximately 80 ladies braved the storm and thoroughly enjoyed the delici- ous dessert luncheon ,sponsored by St. John's W. A. in the Re- creation Centre. Mrs. H. E. Ashmore thanked all for com- ing through such stormy wea- ther, tho little did anyone rea- lHze how bad it was getting outside, and asked Mr. Webster of the Rickaby Store in" Bow- manville to introduce Mr. Neads who told many interest- ing things of the manufacture of Spode China of which a large number of pieces were on dis- play. He then showed a film on the making of Spode. After this prizes were given out with the compliments of Rickabys -- to the person who had been using Spode the longest--Mrs. Andy Lawrence, Port Perry; to one with birthday that day -- Mrs. Glenn Larmer; to person with birthday nearest June 1st--Mrs. Charles Smith; birthday April Ist -- Mrs. Vernon Asselstine; nearest wedding day -- Mrs. Harold Crawford. This pleasant afternoon over, but now to get home. A few men got gathered around and dug the cars out of parking lot. Some got home with consider- able trouble. A good many others also the pupils from school never got to their homes until noon or more Thursday. School buses, cars, ete. stuck all over. Snow plows would get one line opened and someone would take a load to a home. A great many had several vi- sitors that night. However I 1 roads got cleared on ursday but there are lots of : ZF 7sides yet. A bus load of Cadmus and Blackstock people, after some delays in leaving, due to icy road and a fallen tree, went to Toronto and spent a very pleas- ant day touring the. United Curch House; Timothy Eaton Memorial Church and Fred Victor Mission, under the cap- able direction of Mr. Clare Fallis, a former resident of Cadmus. The bus arrived safely in Blackstock after having spent nearly four hours on the road due to ice, snow banks and.cars across the road. All were hap- py to get to their homes safely some time that night or Thurs- day. Services in both churches were well attended Sunday morning. In St. John, Paul Gordon, cho- sen son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green, 'was baptized. Canon Ashmore spoke on Responsibi- lities of Parents. In the United the choir sang an Anthem "God Reveals His Presence". Rey. P. Romeril spoke on "Profanity", The O.N.O. club held their November meeting at the home of Kathleen Dorrell on Thurs- day evening. Secretary and Treasurer's reports were given. Decided that the girl and boy competing for prize at Com- mencement must obtain at least 756%. Thank you letters from Blake Gunter and Gladys Tre- win were read. The names were drawn for exchange of Christ- mas gifts at next meeting which is to be held at Elaine Bailey's Monday, Dee. 20th. Roll call was "When and where I attend- ed my first O.N.O. meeting". Lunch was served by Kathleen and group. Saturday night the O.N.O. husbands banquet was held at Oshawa Steak House, with a large attendance. After a deli- cious steak dinner, the President Joan Paisley proposed the toast to the Queen and gave a brief report on the year's activities. Shirley Wheeler proposed the toast to the husbands and Dal- ton Dorrell replied, also pro- posed toast to the ladies and Nancy Bryans replied. Follow- ing a sing song, the party di- vided to dance or play Court Whist. Coffee topped off a pleasant evening. Rt. Reverend W. W. Crump, Bishop of Sask. was a recent guest of Canon and Mrs. Ash- more. Glad to report Mrs. Rupert Werry hom from hospital. We wish her a speedy convalscence. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lane and Terry and Mrs. Lou Pearce of Oshawa, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pearce and Mrs. G. Crawford. Sunday' guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green and children were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Honey; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Honey and Heather, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Don Green and Marilyn; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Green. PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 25, 1965-7 Mr. and Mrs, John Venning spent the week-end with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mott, Belleville. Mrs. R. Ford spent last week with her families in Port Credit and Toronto, Visitors with the Fred Tre- wins and Mrs. Albert Wright were Mrs. R. Stinson, Bowman- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tre- win and family, Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mount- joy, Regina, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mountjoy and several other cousins in this area, Mrs. Lorne Reynolds, Peter- boro, visited Mrs. Leslie Mount- joy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Root, Tillson- burg were week-end guests of their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paisley. Mr. Wayne McShane, King- ston and Miss Elaine Mountjoy, Peterboro, were weekend guests of the Bruce Mountjoys. Mrs. George Wolfe attended a meeting of Councillors of the Home Economics section of 0.E.A. in the Household Science Building in University of Tor- onto, Saturday. 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