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7" a FRIES RINT i + 5 - AS WR " ¥ » WME OAT EN RM AGO wv Sd ret alanine sine bodes Was 3 i -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 4th, 1967 3 YRS SOA Eh PARR PON A . s i : ', v y * \ 2 AEE aa 3 Pa odin 2 P hed adh dads at wae" - _ BLACKSTOCK NEWS --- By Olga Hill Fidelity Lodge of the Masonic Lodge of Port Perry, worshiped with the United Congregation, Blackstock, Sunday morning. A capacity congregation attended. The Choir chose as their an- them -- "Like as the Hart" and Rev. Romeril took for the theme of his sermon "I Cannot Live Without God". It was Rogation Sunday in St. John's Church. The Blessing of the Seeds was observed. Rev. Rose spoke on Rogation. Scouts First Cartwright Scout Troop or at least 25 of them joined with other Troops of North East Oshawa District and spent a happy week-end camping at Courtice. Cartwright won the first place Trophy from 15 Pa- trols. Glenn Malcolm's Patrol of Blair Martyn and Bob Swain tied for 3rd place in Troop Competition. A District Leader is to visit thé regular Scout meeting (Tuesday evening) and present these Trophies. Several ladies from this area, "who belong to the Port Perry League attended the Annual" Banquet which was held in the Georgian Motel, Oshawa Wednesday evening. The Anna Unit were guests of the Candace Unit at the home of Mrs. Ross Duff Tuesday Bowling -- morning, April 25th. Great Ontario Adventure Vacations On the Voyageur Route on Lake Superior "The Wilderness Way of the Voyageurs A Wilderness Way Adventure Vacation offers inspiration for the eye, refreshment for the soul. From Sault Ste. Marie, around . Lake Superior and westward past Kenora, the spectacular im- mensity of earth and sky holds you enthralled," Fishing is, frankly, superb-- especially unequalled at remote fly-in lakes. Boaters and campers enjoy endless choices of broad, sandy beaches and uncrowded forest campsites. Cities - are few, but make up for that in friendliness and in wide range of accommodation and shopping facilities. Highways are splendid--straight, smooth Following coffee and muffins and a little social time, Leader of Candace, Mrs. Wm. Mahaffy opened the meeting with all re- peating the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Neil Malcolm led the Worship period which consisted of hymn 263, Prayer, Paper on "Talents and Leadership" and another hymn. - y Mrs. Stenger of Enniskillen, kindly attended and showed pic- tures of Italy, Germany and Switzerland, along with a very interesting commendation which all enjoyed very much. Units divided to different rooms for their business which included plans for the Family Night Supper & Entertainment May 2nd and Warden's Banquet May 18th. Msds. H. Kyte; P. Romeril; Ralph Larmer; Glenn Larmer and C. Hill attended the meet- ing of Oshawa Presbyterial in Trinity Church, Bowmanville, Thursday afternoon when Dr. Norman, on Furlough from Ja- pan was guest speaker. Rev. P. Romeril__ attended Presbytery in Orono Thursday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rahm were Sunday supper guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ross McCann, Oshawa. Miss Barbara Sedgwick, Nor- wood and Mr. Leslie Bushfield, Sarnia, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers, Jim and Janice. Miss Lynda Kyte, Guelph, spent a few days at home be- fore commencing the next se- mester. Mr. Ray Mountjoy, Waterloo is spending a few holidays at home. Miss Lorna Wright, Waterloo, spent a few days last week at home after finishing her year at Waterloo Lutheran College and prior to commencing sum- mer work there. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradburn and Roy S| were Misses Joan Bradburn, Oshawa, and Marion Bradburn, Toronto; and Messrs. Leonard Chamberlain, Malton; and Ray- mond Burns, Brockville. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradburn and Mrs. L. Henry were Sun- day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bradburn, Toronto. Sympathy is extended Mr. & Mrs. Stanford Van Camp on the death of her brother-in-law Mr. Percy Woodward, Pointe au Baril. Mr. and Mrs. S. Van Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and family visited at the Funeral parlors Parry Sound Sunday where Mr. Wood- ward was resting. Mr. & Mrs. S. Van Camp remained for the funeral Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hocken, Port Perry were Sunday dinner guests of the Ivan Mountjoys. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright, Oshawa, were Sunday supper guests and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton & family, Haydon were Sunday callers of the Harold McLaughlins. The Ashtons also called on the Roy McLaughlins Janice Crawford spent the week end with Linda McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey returned home from Florida on Sunday. Miss Gertrude Henry, Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Dean and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dugan, Lo- chlin were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stainton] and Mrs. Walker, Bowmanville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning. Mr. and Mrs. K. Dunsmoor & Beth visited friends in Bramp- ton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor, Scarboro were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tay- lor. : Mr. and Mrs. Ken Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noble, Uxbidge. called on the Arnold Taylors, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapman, Port Perry were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graham. ASHBURN NEWS Rev. Wm. Black, of Dresden, had chéirge of morning worship on Sunday, April 30th at 11.30 am.. During the service Mr. Hugh Knight sang a solo. Rev. and Mrs. Black were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton. The Spring Thank - Offering "meeting of the W.M.S. will bel held in the Centennial Centre on Sunday evening, May 7th at 7.30 with Mrs. M. Herrig, as guest speaker. Several from this community attended the musicale program put on by the pupils of meadow- crest and-. Brooklin Senior schools in Meadowcrest school last Thursday and Friday even- ings. The monthly. meeting of the Ladies Guild -was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Daw, on Wednesday evening, April 26. Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Mitchell, of Toronto, (a former minister of this charge), Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stiver and Mrs. W. A. Kerr, of Unionville, Mr. & Mrs. and uncrowded--for relaxed, casy driving. A Wilderness Way Adventure Vacation will 'open up for your family a new view of this "province and continent. To help you think about it (maps, details, pictures) just mail the coupon today, Province of Ontario, { Department of Tourism & Information, ! Parliament Buildings, Room No, 932 Toronto 2. Please send me full information on a Wilderness Way Adventure Vacation. Name i Address ' « City Zone Prov. Ontario Department of Tourism & Information Nelson Ashton were -Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron. . Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Porter, of Guelph, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cassady of Toronto, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore, of Oshawa were Wednesday even- ing visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynde. Pleased to report Mrs. Nor- man Anderson progressing fav- orably from her recent eye sur- gery in Oshawa General Hospi- tal. The winners at the euchre held on Tuesday, April 25th were: Mrs. Keith Gaudaur; Miss Vera Leach; Mrs. Herman Kerry Mr. A. Timms; Mr. Ed. Norton and Mr. Nelson Ashton. The lucky door prize was won by Mr. Wm. Hopkins. The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Innis in the death of Mr. Innis' mother the late Mrs. M. Three charming Nestleton girls proudly dis: play their Gold Cords presented to them in Blackstock United Church on girls from left to right are Dianne Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor, R.R. 2,' Mrs. Sunday. The Nestleton, Karen Campbell, daughter of Mr. & Grant Campbell, -R.R Bonnie Malcolm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton. cords were Capt. Gwen Thompson, Brown Owl Shirley. Turner and Brown Owl Shirley Gettins. : --Photo Courtesy Canadian Statesman, 1, Nestleton, and Presenting the Bowmanville. Three Nestleton Girls Earn Gold Cords Sunday evening in the United Church which was again filled with interested friends, the Girl Guide Gold Cord Ceremony was held. District Commissioner Jean Kyte presided. After the Processional Hymn and O Can- ada, the Colours were presented to Rev. Romeril who placed them in their standards. The Brownies, Guides. and Scouts put on a Skluaduiding Through the Years". -- -- Miss Gail Malcolm accom- panied by her brother Barry Malcolm, sang a lovely solo-- "God Who Touchest Earth With Beauty". Rev. Romeril introduced the guest speaker -- Mr. Anson Taylor, Scarboro, Director of Education and a former Cart- wright boy, who gave an im- pressive brief address of con- gratulations to the girls about to receive cords, also their lea- ders and parents and advise for carrying on future work of their lives. Mrs. Kyte expressed the thanks to Mr. Taylor. The Guides to receive Gold Cords namely, Karen Campbell, Bonnie Malcolm and Dianne Taylor were introduced by Ca- dets Nancy Dorrell, Joan Hort- on and Judy Cochrane. Gold Cords were placed by Captain Thompson, Brown Owl Gettins and Brown Owl Turner. Division Commisisoner Ham- ilton presented the Gold Cord Pins. -~ Brownies and Guides prsented each girl with a Book containing the History of her Guiding Life and the three mo- thers each made a presentation to her daughter. Following the Queen, Brownie and Guide's Prayers. Colours were presented by Rev. Romeril and following Colour Party all filed to the Christian Education room where all had the oppor- tunity of speaking to the three honoured Guides and their par- ents. A delicious lunch was served by Guides and Brownies and a social time enjoyed. Pouring tea and coffee were four grandmothers Mesds. Ste- wart, Brooks, Taylor and Noble. Manchester News Rev. 'Mr. Tteskey brought a very fine message on Sunday. Assisting our choir, Mrs. Snel- grove and her Male Quareteete from Prince Albert were great ly appreciated. The U.C.W. will meet at Mrs. Lorne Thompsons, Port Perry. Innis, of Port Perry. HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Phone 725-3144 OSHAWA Interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers 926 Simcoe St. N. Imported From Holland GLADIOLUS TO FLOWERALL SUMMER LONG Select a variety of our Dutch gladiolus. Enjoy colorful bou- quets all through the summer. Master Feeds PHONE 985-2131 on Thursday afternoon, May 4. Miss Susan Roach and friend of Toronto were at her home here on Sunday. We are sorry to learn that Miss Eva Gregg is quite ill in Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. _and_ Mrs. Glen Dunford, | Angela and Gregory of Lake- field were with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Best on Sunday. We are glad to know Mrs. Wm. Collins is able to be home from Hospital where she spent the past three weeks. Mr. Ted Crabbe of Ida called on Mr. and Mrs. F. Johnston and Wesley on Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. Bennett of Severn Bridge visited her sis- ter, Mrs. J. Stewart and Bill last Wednesday. Mrs. Aletha Holtby and Mrs. A. 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