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wr ro Ze SIRES 0S SS oes SF NR EEE x Loe le PY a 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -. THURSDAY DEC. 22, 1966 BLACKSTOCK NEWS (Continued from Page 9) Mr. and Mrs. Cliff William- son, Peterboro were Sunday vi- sitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rahm. Mrs. J. A. McArthur; Miss Betty McArthur; Mr. and Mrs. Ardis McArthur and Miss Ida Dempsey attended the funeral of Mr. A. B. Manson (brother- in-law of the late Dr. J. A. Mec- Arthur) in Stratford Saturday and spent the week-end with relatives. Mrs. D. Wilson and Mrs. A. McQuade moved to the home of Neil Malcolm on 7A Highway last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barr and Beverley moved to Bowmanville Saturday. . Mrs. R. McLaughlin, Florida, spent a few days with her fa- milies following the funeral of Mr. Herb McLaughlin, which she came home to attend. Mr. and. Mrs. I. C. Stewart, Heather and-Duncan, Brooklin; Miss Joan Woodward, and Mrs. P. V. Woodward, Point au Baril and Mr. Peter Strickland, Buf- falo were recent visitors with Mr. and «Mrs. Stanford Van Camp. Prize winners at the W. L euchre Wednesday night were Mrs. Frank Staniland and Mrs. H. Taylor. Latter playing as a gent. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gambel, Oshawa, were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee. Mr. and Mrs., Reed Heaslip, ATATAINI ATARI AT AT ATA RN COMPLIMENTS. Of The Ideal Dairy Port gy Open 7 Days A Week For Your ; Convenience "Closed Christmas Day and New Year's Season Bar Day Ouly. ode, Je 96, J, 35, Je, 36 Je, Je, Jo, 56 COIN OPERATED Laundramat OPEN -- 8:00 AM - 11:00 A.M. Car Wash OPEN --- 24 HOURS A DAY PORT PERRY 7A HIGHWAY AT CAUSEWAY. a | BEY 3 8) . 4 va . 4 Toronto, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp and Arthur. Their many friends may be interested to hear, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dysart left Dec. 16th on a Bible Air Cruise of all of the Holy Land. They are sche- duled to return to Metz France Jan. 2nd. To the Editor and Staff and all who read this column, I your correspondent would like to wish a Pleasant Christmas and a Happy Healthy and Prosper- ous New Year. Where ever you go, wherever you are Keep in your heart the Christmas' Star Keep in your eyes the Christmas gleam And keep in your heart the Christmas dream May Faith, Hope and Love mark your Christmas Day But keep each safe in your heart always. (Leslie-Leigh Ducros) Olga Hill Gn the spirit of this holy Christmas Day, we send greetings to all. Malmont Farms | Neil Malcolm & Family | cert was 'held in the church wa wg' Mrs. Les Beacock I, at this season extend the following greeting to the staff, readers and fellow correspond- ents of the Port Perry Star. May you have the gladness of Christmas which is HOPE. The spirit of Christmas which is PEACE. The heart of Christmas which is LOVE, Monday evening, Dec. 12 Mrs. M. Pugh acted hostess for the meeting of the G.N.S. Club. Her home was complimented with gay poinsettias, twirling stream- ers, saucy bows which lent a typical Yuletide welcome for the Christmas party. Being as each member was responsible to invite a friend the president Mrs. Pugh voiced a warm wel- come to all the ladies. Mrs. J. Brain temporarily acted as secretary. Treasurer Mrs. B. Heayn gave a statement plus money resulting from the dance which is not completely filed as yet. Emphasis were stressed re- garding adopted boy's birthday gift. It was learned his Christ- mas gift had been sent quite some time ago. A few brief business matters were discussed then Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Mrs. M. Christie and Mrs. J. Moore convened a few rounds of Court Whist, as a result high prize to Mrs. K. Dyke, low count to Mrs. Roy A. Hope. At this time all were invited to the dining-room where each picked up delicious salad foods and other good eats. The com- mittee in charge went "all out". Prince Albert News of favourite carols accompanied by Mrs. B. Snelgrove. The program comprised of short plays, recitations, chorus groups, even solo by wee tots, plus guitar selections, which all was heartily enjoyed. At the last lap of the evening a pleasant high- light took place when the "chairman requested Mrs. Ben Smith come forth. He reviewed that Mrs. Smith had recently retired as an efficient teacher of girls class for many years, and enthusiastic worker in many phases of the S. S,, therefore as a result of her noticeable endeavours she was presented with a lovely piece of crystal for which surprised Mrs. Smith or as we say "Flor- ence" graciously voiced appre- ciation. Now wouldn't you know in rushed that tubby bewiskered friend garbed in his customary Saleh suit Sf Nicholas. He hande gifts and. candy bags to the children, who were in a state of excitement. out the tall, thin, gaudy Last Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter played host to a"yuletide party for the Kedron choir for which Mrs. Hunter is organist. = Last Saturday a pre-Christ- mas bathering of relatives as- sembled at the home of Mr. & Mrs. L. Beacock and soms, in- cluding Mr. and Mrs. D. Bea- cock, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. J. Beacock, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bea- cock and two sons all of Black: stock; Mrs. M. Farvis, Miss O. Beacock, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cole, all of Oshawa and Miss M: Rodd of Greenbank. We offer our sympathy to Mrs. Chas. Grainger over the passing of her father Mr. Thos. Sager. Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham at- tended the 'Open Party' in hon- our of a cousin's eighth birth- day, Mrs. Mary Cowie, Clare- mont. TR CASTING h "A stocking full ~ of wishes come true Xx is yours today! ering SHOE HOSPITAL "Another pleasant feature the gift exchange, which revealed everything from hasti-notes to aprons. We the visitors say "thank-you -for asking us", to the lively and pleasant party. Last Tuesday night, Dec. 13, the annual Sunday School con- where the stout glittering tree provided a seasonal setting for the many wha attended. The S. S. Supt. Mr. T. Hod- gins played the roll as chair- 2 oy Christmas To all our friends, we send sincere wishes for Yuletide joys! ~~ VINCENT McNENLEY 'ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE ASSOC. man by first all singing a round Single Admission - Adults 50¢ Children 35¢ Family Skating 8 to 10:30 | Make this a Fun Night for the Whole Family. SKATING -- Port Perry. Memorial Recreation Centre NO PUBLIC SKATING CHRISTMAS EVE FAMILY NIGHT DECEMBER 25th Apmission $1.00 ror THE WHOLE FAMILY MOM, DAD . AND 2 THE . KIDS. DX OIL Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District ATTENTION FARMERS SA VE --« WHY PAY MORE on Premium Quality GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTOR OILS FARM TANKS AVAILABLE. CALL COLLECT 668-3341 WES LANE Plumbing - Heating Electric PORT PERRY, ONT. OFFICE 985-2473 RES. 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