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- » . 2 [1 » | Sy | 3 HN » i fl . i 4 .} Ba A Em hn i -- a By O. Hill Congregation were not quite as large as usual Sunday morning. Due to the very cold weather several cars refused to work, but fine services were held. In the United at 10 a.m. Rev. P. Romeril spoke on this first Sunday of Lent, on Ser- vice to God and Service to Man, emphasizing the Power of the Great example, The choir sang an Anthem, Praise my Lord the King of Heaven. At 11.15 in St. John's Rev. R. C. Rose conducted the service. Lesson was read by Mr. Law- rence McLaughlin. Rev. W. E, Askew, Toronto, spoke on The Anglican World Mission and its meaning. The projects for Blackstock Parish: are: -- Old Crow Mission in the Yukon; St. John's House, Toronto; and Dr. Robin Bolton in Africa. The complete executive of the U.C.W. had a very pleasant and informative time in the C. E. Centre Wednesday, when they discussed the duties of each officer. Ash Wednesday service was held in St. John's Church Wed- nesday evening. Rev. R. C. Rose spoke briefly on Lent, Holy Communion was administered. At the World Day of Prayer service held in the United Church Friday. Members from all the churches of the Town: ship took parts. Mrs. Litt, Port Perry gave a very interesting and impressive address on the theme "And of His Kingdom there shall be no end". Mrs. Harold Kyte sang--The Centen- nial Hymn. All grades .of the Public School had a valentine and skating party in the arena at ~~ BLACKSTOCK NEWS -- different hours, Friday. All were very sorry to hear that the church at Ashburn was demonlished by fire Sunday morning. . :.» 38 members and leaders of the Hi C enjoyed a tobaggan party on Larmer's hill, first concession of Cartwright, Sun- day afternoon. Linda Mount- joy and Dennis McLaughlin won the prize for highest jump. All gathered. in - the Christian Education room for weiners, beans,;- cup cakes and hot chocolate. Nancy Dorrell convened the programme for the meeting which followed. Glad to report Messrs. Milton Fisher; Orr Venning and Dalton English returned to their homes from hospitals this past week. Prize winners at the Institute euchre Wednesday night were: TI, AW 2] 0 Tod DEPARTMENT ~ We don't care how many socks you own. None of them can do as much for you as Supp-hose Socks. BE HNO) AD Ladies or Mens SUPP-HOSE For Health 4.95 vir U.S. PAT, NO. 2739467 495 Sp 10st: Shute men LE FATIGUE! Only Supp-hose has the patented® 2-way rib that gives you the support you want and, at the very same time, makes you look good, Bl Supp-hosé ANOTHER FINE PRODUCT OF pl KAYSER-ROTH . KAISER HOSIERY For LADIES 1.29 1.50 PAIR LADIES DRESSES New For Spring LADIES COTTON . BLOUSES 'Shirt-Tales' PLAIN -- PRINTED -3.00 | KNITTING WOOLS Lady Galt socx & SWEATER 65: Baby Sayelle 70 1 oz. Beehive \ 1 oz. 2 ozs. Canadian Sayelle HOLIDAY 2 ozs. 1.00 1.00 DRESS GOODS YARDAGE for SPORTSWEAR I sell brand names you can trust. ) . "0 ir pert | 0 : « Jana 4 § - SOA ard Trae.) ~ 5 EN SAS VTL TL OCTERENue Mrs. Harry Van Camp and Mr, Gordon Strong. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton spent the week-end with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Warne and family, Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Van Camp were Sunday dinner guests of her neice, Mr. & Mrs. I. C. Stewart, Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Van Camp and family attended a fa- mily gathering and dinner at the Dutch Mill Inn, Trenton, Sunday noon in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrow's 50th wedding. anniversary. N Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys visited relatives in St. Mary's over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Snowden, Maple Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D., Fergu: son, Oshawa visited Mrs. J. A. Johnston Thursday. Mrs. Ralph Wood, Bobcay- geon and Mrs. Crawford, Port Credit visited Mr. and Mrs, Orr Venning Saturday. | Messrs. Elmer and Jim Ar- cher, Whitby, spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Mrs. Joan Mott, Whitby; Miss Lynda Kyte, Guelph, Mr. Ray Mountjoy, Waterloo, spent the week-end at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. Vicars Beatty 'also Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beatty © and family, Dunsford Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin, Gordon and Ivan, Union; Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Mahaffy, Grant and Neil; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kyte were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, Dennis and Debbie. Mr. Alan Asselstine, Hamil- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Assel- stine, Kitchener were week-end guests and Mr. & Mrs. Donald Frey and family, Nestleton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. & mily.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin | Visited Larry in Hamilton Sun- day. We are sorry to learn Larry had the misfortune to break an ankle a week ago. Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham. Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Roy Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray and girls Cress- well; Mrs. J. Forder, Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Horn, Oshawa. Greenbank 4-H The third meeting of the 4-H Club was held at the home of Mrs. M. Lee. The girls learned! that if they completed a speci- fied number of units they could win-a trip. As a cooking demonstration, they made toast topped by an 'egg with cheese sauce. For dessert they made apple dumplings. They talked about Scotland and Ireland, and | discussed favourite foods and recipes of various countries. Roll call at their next meet- ing is to be answered by nam- ing a food which was formerly made at home, but now com- monly purchased. McMULLEN, Elizabeth Bertha (Lillian) at the Oshawa General Hospital on Thursday, Feb. 2, 1967, Elizabeth B. Gray (form- erly of 170 Oshawa Blvd. N.), beloved wife of the late David Henry McMullen, dear mother of Della (Mrs. Norman Argue) of Janetville, Avelyn (Mrs. Clarke Williams) of Nestleton, dear sister of Fred, Wesley & Ernest Gray, the late Isabel McKee and the late Stanley and Milton Gray. In her 92nd year. Service was from the Chapel of McDermott - Panabaker, Port Perry on Sat. at 2 p.m. Intern- Mrs. Vernon Asselstine and fa-; Mr. and Mrs. Don Pargeter |}j and familv, Port Perry were, § PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1967 -- 3 Handicra By M. Cawker The Louise Patterson Handi- craft Guild celebrated the Sec- ond: Anniversary when the members met at the home of Mrs. John Hamilton, Blackstock Ontario. Mrs. Patterson presided and opened with all repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. All present were warmly welcomed. Dues were paid for the year when the roll was called. A new name was added to our membership. We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Stan Plough: man into the Guild. Regular business was trans- acted -- some handicrafts were displayed. A special feature of the meeting was the showing of local pictures -- the first Anni- versary party, and the three Rug & Art Exhibitions, etc. Very sorry to hear of the ill- ness of one of our members, Mrs. Baker of Sunderland. We wish her a speedy recovery. The March meeting on the second Wednesday afternoon avill be held at Mrs. Ben Smith's home at Prince Albert. The social committee comprise: Mrs. John Hamilton & Mrs. Walter Wright of Blackstock. The approved Executive for the coming year is as follows: President-- - Mrs. Louise Patterson Vice-Pres.-- Mrs. Sam Naples Secretary-- ft Guild Mark 2+ Anniversary Mrs. Allen Martyn Treasurer-- Miss Audrey Kent. Sincere appreciation to the Executive and all members of the Guild for support during the past year. The Guild has made an important contribution to the betterment of commun- ity life, and the members enjoy the informality of the meetings. Unusual interest has been shown in the various crafts-- we are indeed fortunate to have the opportunity of adding to our knowledge. We must make the most of the gifts or talents we possess. Let us make 1967 a memorable year in our organ- ization. ) } Plans are under way for a Rug and Art Exhibition to be held in August. A great deal of work has to be done between now and then to complete pre- parations for this event in the Guild, so members keep busy and we'll have the largest and best Exhibition yet. - Anniversary cake & Tea con- cluded --an--enjoyable- meeting. Social conveners were Mrs. Wm. Wakeford and Mrs. Gordon Goode. A sincere thank you to our hostess Mrs. Hamilton for open- ing her home to the Guild. For Better Health, Share Your Wealth Give To The Hospital Fund I "HARD DANCING | CLUB ANNRENE This Saturday Night PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUME aioli Ur mii AR Es 17 als 77/7 so PAGANS BS Hie iil Sli Sie Sie Sie His Hie v : WY he ZS To SHS TIME" Port {% Dance to the Fabulous Music of GORD. Mac MILLAN. - ADMISSION $3.00 Sie Save Sis Con "Xv HOWARD VICE, Prop. Phone 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. OOPS 0900S POPOPOPOPOPOSO0PO POBOBOBOB. 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