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12 - PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Feb. 10th, 1966 By O. Hill The February meetng of the Women's Institute was held in the Community Hall Wednes- present.™ After the regular opening exercises and routine business a great deal of corres- pondence was read and dealt with including letters from the Department re the Officers Con- vention in Guelph. The Tweeds- muir competition, fees, ete. letter from the Home Econo- mist, the District Presidént and Secretary, A very interesting letter from the King Farm at Keswick in appreciation of the bale sent by this W.I, explaining many activities, duties, needs, ete. of the Farm. The girls who took the 4-H course "Being Well Dressed and Groomed" sent their dusters (house coats) and. thair work book, which were most interest- ing and showed a great deal of good work, This class was led by»Mrs. Richard VanCamp and Mrs. 'Ralph Larmer. Another course is to be held on "Accents on Accessories". Mrs. Ralph Larmer and Mrs. Henry Wotten tend the training course Feb. 17 & 18. There was a discussion re park activities. Decided to have a bazaar in the spring. Mrs. Stanford Van Camp pre- sided for the programme--Mrs. Marwood McKee gave the cur- rent events. Mrs, George Skeld- . ing commented on the motto-- Never seem wiser or more learned than the people you are 'with. "Mrs. Velva Bailey read a story written by Edna Jac- ques on fPatch work Quilts". Mrs. Van Camp $howed slides of the home made quilts which were on exhibition at the Do- minion Convention in Nova Scotia in June 1964. After the ladies had viewed e girls work and a collection of\ fancy work which members had on display, lunch was serv- ed /by the group. Approximately 60 milk ship- pers and their wives (10 mem- bers of Marlow Co. and four day afternoon with 20 ladies | A are to be the leaders and at- Blackstock News| | from "Donlands Dairy Toronto) | enjoyed a delicious dinner of hot roast beef with all the trimmings, served by the O N.0, lin the Recreation Centre Wed- nesday evening, The Surge Milking Co. show- ed a film on Mastitus followe by a question and answer period and general discussion, which made this an enlightening even- ing for milk shippers. This was sponsored by the Marlow Co. of Blackstock. At the L.0.B.A. euchre Wed- nesday evening Mrs. Charles Smith won the prize for high lady, also the lucky draw_safid Keith Van Canip the high gent. A night of Curling for ladies was arranged for last Thurs- day at the. Arena, but due to milder weather the ice was very heavy so the ladies stopped early .and had a visit with re- frunaliee asd . en SE Three teams of men's Curling Club competed in the Massey- Ferguson Bonspiel in Port Perry Friday and report an en- joyable day.' On Friday evening members of the Blackstock United Church Sunday School, The Primary Superintendent Mrs. B, Gunter, The Superintendent Mr. Glenn Larmer and Mrs, Larmer, the teacher and 13 members of the Senior Class attended the Sab- bath Eve Service at the Syna- gogue n Oshawa. Rabbi Kut- ziner made the group welcome and explaind the meaning of many of the Symbols used in Jewish Worship. The Group together with a group of Young People from Tyrone joined the Congregation in their Service after which they were enter- tained with coffee and cookies and were able to talk with members of the Congregation. They were able to learn a great deal which cannot be learned by reading. " In the United Church Sunday morning the choir sang a love- ly arrangement of "He Leadeth Me" with Mrs. Harold Kyte taking the solo parts. Rev. Ro- meril prea¢hed from John 21- | people. In St, John's Church Rev. Rose spoke on the Parable of the Vineyard comparing it to present day living, The Sacra- ment of Holy Communion was administered. : ) Sorry to report Mr. Harry Hall had the misfortune to fall Thursday and fracture a hip. He is in Oshawa hospital. Also Mr. Ray McLaughlin, who is to ndergo surgery on his knee today. Mr. Cecil Gibson is in Port erry hospital, Mrs. Robt. Wheel- er in Bowmanville, Gerald Brown in Toronto General is showing slight improement. Roy Turner in Bowmanville improv- ing slowly, : Wayne Hopkins who broke an ankle while tobagganing a week ago Friday. was able to go to school today with a cast on and he on' crutches, MrS, Felstead was able to come home from hospital. : : We sincerely hope all may have more speédy recoveries. "Mr and Mrs. Earl Bradburn visited her sister Miss Beatrice Whitfield in Oshawa hospital Sunday. i. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp attended the funeral of her uncle Mr. Ed Mitchell at the Mackie Funeral Home Lind- say on Thursday. Mr. Roy Ferguson; Mr. and Mrs, Bill Ferguson; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family. attended the funeral of the former's brother-in-law Mr. Frank Hyland-at Morris Fun- eral Home Bowmanville Satur- day. Mrs. Wilbert Archer returned home from her sister's at Bea- verton, Sunday. Mrs. R. Ford returned home Friday from a six week's visit with her family in Toronto. Robert Mew, Toronto, is visit- ing his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock. Miss Doreen Van Camp, Tor-, onto, spent the week-end at home and Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Saywell and Miss Helen Van Camp, Oshawa and Mrs, W. W. Van Camp were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Van Camp and Doreen, Ian and Mary Ferguson, Tor- onto were week-end guests and Mr. and Mrs. Graht Ferguson, Mrs. Gedrge Dunbar and Denise were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family. . Mr, and Mrs, Williard Spen- er, Mr. and Mrs, Ron McNaught, Oshawa and Mrs, Doug Cook, Brighton, called on the Bill Fer- guson's Saturday evening. Mr. Wayne "McShane, King- ston, and Mss Elaine Mountjoy, Peterboro, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mr$"Bruce Mount- joy and boys. lv Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Byers, Bowmanville visited Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers, Thursday. Messrs, Herb, Swain, Herb. Hooey, Stanford Van Camp, Ri- chard Van Camp and Roy Fer- guson attended the County of Durham West Orange Lodge meeting in Bowmanville Tues- EE TN Tn Uay evening, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ashton, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Wilson, Secarboro were Satur- day evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin & family, Enniskillen, visited the Fred Trewins Sunday. Two curling teams from Cart- wright High School took part in a Bonspiel at the Bowman- ville Curling Club on Saturday, February 5. Schools competing included Bowmanville High School, Courtice High School, 'Clarke High School and Cart- wright High School, The C.H.,S. teams were made up as follows --Ray Mountjoy, Skip; Helen Swain, Vice-skip, Floyd Kyte, second and Judy Swain, lead. Ron Martyn, Skip; Sheila Tom- chishin, Vice-skip; Bob .Kyte, second and Joan Horton, lead, Ray Mountjoy's team had a win against Clarke in the first game 12-2 but lost out to Cour- tice 8-4 in the second game. Ron Martyn's team lost to Courtice in their first game 8-3 but had a win against Bowman- ville 8-1 in the second game. The students are to be compli- mented on their fine showing in this bonspiel -- especially since it was their first experience on artificial ice. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Johnston Belleville, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston on Thursday. Mrs, G. V. A. Scott is re- Er hospitals Linda Mountjoy, music pupils of Mrs. Lorne Thompson, who ob- tained honours in their recent Theory examinations, Linda ob- tained 100%. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomp- son, Oshawa called on Black- stock relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Colacicco and children, Oshawa, syere Sun- day guests of Mr. afid Mrs, Lorne Thompson. ANNOUNCEMENT MR. E. P. GRAVELLE WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HIS REAL ESTATE OFFICE Mr. Gravelle has had extensive experience in all phases of Real Estate, having entered the field in 1959. 28 DIVISION ST. BOWMANVILLE Office ~_ 623-7472 Evenings : 623-7304 18 with much advise to older Exclusive Agents: Oshawa 'SNEAK PREVIEW "GRENFELL SQUARE" The Ultimate In APARTMENT LIVING In Central Oshawa RENTAL INFORMATION 723-5111 (Bond St.) 'Ltd. 728 - 9466 | Reality G. 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