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Al YT I Al ost en ica --- -- BLACKSTOCK NEWS - By O. Hill The O.N.O. Club met at the home of Pat Fletcher Feb. 9th with 23 members and 2 visitors attending. Secretary and Treas- urer's reports were received. The club was asked to organize the Father and Son Banquet, since the Mother's Auxiliary has disbanded. The roll call was-- My Favorite Dessert -- Each member wrote a Valentine poem, which was passed to an- other member and read aloud by her. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her group. The Annual Vestry meeting of St. John's Church was held Monday, Feb. 13th. Rev. R. C. Rose opened the meeting with prayer and chaired the meet- ing. Reports from all depart- ments were given showing all 'in healthy condition. Mr. Jack Hamilton reported that the re- novation and new addition to Parish Hall is practically com- pleted and financially cared for. The officers for 1967 are the same as in 1966. . In St. John's Church Sunday morning, due to Rev. Rose hav- ing laryngitis, Rev. Mansfield of Port Perry--Probation Offi. cer for Ontario County -- took charge of the service and de- livered a splendid sermon on Faith. The Anglican Young Peoples held a supper meeting in the Anglican Parish Hall Sunday evening. In the United Church Sun- day morning Rev. Romeril de- livered a most impressive ser- mon on "Jesus Last Will and Testimony" stressing "My Peace I leave with you". The choir sang an Anthem entitled "Lord I have shut the Door". The Anglican organized a Junior A. C. W. at the home of Mrs. Roy Cordon Feb. 2nd with following officers:-- President: Mrs. Lawrence McLaughlin; Vice-president: Mrs. Don' Green; Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. Neil Bailey. Thursday, Feb. 16th a meeting was held at Mrs. Bai- ley's when Rev. Rose attended and administered communion. Cartwright Pee Wee's won Consolation in Little N.H.L. Tournament at Millbrook. In the first game the boys lost to a strong Cannington team by the score of 12-2. Cart- wright dressed 15 players and gave all the boys ice time. Can- nington kept McLish and Nich- olson on the ice continuously. In the second game the boys had no trouble with Little Bri- tain, wrapping in 7 unanswered goals, The third line of Miller, B. Tomchishin, and Walker was used extensively. This line out- played the Little Britain boys with B. Tomchishin scoring. Six of the other boys scored, garnering one goal apiece. The third game against Oak- wood was a tremendously tough game, but the boys came out on top 4-3 with our fine left-winger getting a hat trick. With two minutes left, two Oak- wood forwards broke in all a- lone, but Huntington out guess- ed them and came up with the score to save the game. The boys now meet the Con- solation winners from the north at Keene on March 4th. Sorry to hear Mr. H. Buma had the msifortune of breaking a wrist during the week while These two Cannington boys are fine 11 and 12 year old Hockey players. mm A.W. 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Mrs. Grant Thompson, Nestle- ton; Mrs. Neil Werry, Carol & Larry; Mrs. Neil Bailey and Howard, attended a party for Mrs. Wm. Johnston, Toronto (Mrs. Thompson's mother) on her 90th birthday Sunday. Mr. Keith Johnston and Mrs. G. V. A. Scott, Belleville visited Mrs. J. A. Johnston Wednesday. Mr. Gordon Kelly and Miss Sue Hopping, Brantford spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls, and on Sunday guests were: Mr. & Mrs. Wilmot Phair and family -and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer & family. The Kelleys got moved last week into the new kitchen 1 they have erected --at-the-West{{---- of house. Mr. & Mrs. Harold McLaugh- lin, Janis and Kelly, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLaughlin, Fene- lon Falls, Sunday. Janice Craw- ford spent the week-end with Linda McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford, Port Perry, visited Mrs. G. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Pearce Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Doreen and Donald, Enniskillen visited the Fred Trewins and Mrs. A. Wright, Sunday. Mrs. Stanford Van Camp, Mrs. Richard Van Camp, Lawrence and Brian visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrow, Hilton Tuesday. The 50th anniversary of the Morrows wedding. Messrs. Paul Rahm, Peterbor- ough-and Tony Aramhulo, Tor- onto were Friday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm. On Saturday the Rahms took Paul to Brockville where he is to be affiliating in the Mental Hospi- tal for three months. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright, Oshawa were Saturday evening visitors with the Roy McLaugh- lins. Twelve ladies of, Blackstock U.C.W. attended the Presbyter- ial in Northminster Church, Oshawa, Wednesday. Mrs. Har- old Kyte was installed, the new President. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer Pickering and Mrs. Alma Fow- lér were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ray McGill, Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain. In the after- noon all visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Hocken, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson and Bruce were Sunday guests of Mr. and- Mrs. Marwood McKee. FIGHT ky. DISEASE PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1967 -- 3 By Gwen Ballingall There were 16 members pre- sent at the meeting of the Le- gion - Ladies' Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419, held on Tuesday, Feb. 14. President Comrade Nora Read conducted the opening cere- mony, followed by the roll call of officers and executive. Installation of the 2nd Vice President Comrade M. Nightin- gale, and two members of the executive committee, Comrades Vera Knott and June Symes was carried out by Past Presi- dent Comrade Gwen Ballingall. Minutes of the Jan. general meeting were read and adopted and the financial report was given, bills were passed, for payment. "Correspondence was read, several letters of thanks were received from veterans' widows who had . received Christmas gifts from the Auxiliary, also a letter from the Zone Sport's officer concerning the Bowling tournament to be held in Osh- awa' ton March 11th, we shall Be sending one team. A letter wis read from a Travel Agency with information about Expo. 'invitation to Legion Auxiliary Install Three Executive Members several members were interest- ed, but not enough to warrant any action in this matter. An attend a social evening at the Bowmanville Auxiliary on March 20th was re- ceived, members will be con- tacted by the telephone con- veners concerning this. Zone Commander Comrade G Williams will be making her official visit on April 11th. Will members please keep this date in mind and try to attend this meeting. Recess - was called for pay- ment of dues and during this time a draw was held. The winners were Comrades Knott and Hope. It is hoped that these monthly draws will kglp replenish the Welfare Fund, which was pretty well depleted at Christmas time. Comrade M. Nightingale was appointed to represent the Ladies Auxiliary on the Centen- nial Committee. There being no burther busi- ness the meeting was adjourn- ed. Closing ceremony was con- ducted and a social half hour was enjoyed. - O20 Oa CROLL OL OLOLOLOL OL ORO OL Oa ORO Og Ca Og OR ORO Og Og Og ORS OR OS OS ROR OR OZ ORO Og OROZOZORC OPEN BOWLING FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS "ALLEYS MAY BE RESERVED YOU WILL ENJOY BOWLING at The Causeway > Sh SSS S53 JRE FEBRUARY 27th to lle [GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON | ARE CELEBRATING THEIR 2nd Anniversary 'SPECIAL 1250 Perms for -8.50 FROM MARCH 11th ONLY. > @ @ > Cucumber BICK'S PICKLES is now WE WILL her Acreage's from 15% of our growers in this area last year made over $1000.00 PER For Further Information Call : BOWMANVILLE 623-5125, Growers Contracting for Cucum- 5» up, in this area. ACRE - PICK UP. a a es Tei ral Dr ind »i 4 A Sa TA ne ATHY Fo 4 YY X ir 3 NA