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» awa spoke on BLACKSTOCK NEWS By Olga Hill So many people are holi- daying that the attendance at church services are not very large, but two excellent ser- vices were held Sunday. At 10 am. in the Community Hall Rev. John Hill, Pine Creek, near Kincardine spoke on "Belief or Tradition". In St. John's Church at 11.15 am. Rev. E. L. Straker, Osh- "The Good Samaritan", There will not be service in St. John's next Sunday, Aug. 27th, due to the Centennial Ecumenical service which is to be held at Cartwright A +s Park at 1.30 p.m. with five RAR PRRs ' pital. Denominations - Presbyterian Anglican, United, Roman Ca- tholic and Dutch. taking part. Bring your folding chairs. Offering for Port Perry Hos- The Thursday Guild of St. John's Church entertained the A.C.W. and all ladies of the church Thursday, August 17th/to a delicious supper, after which a brief business "meeting was held. Mrs. G. rV. A. Scott who will be leav- ing this community shortly was presented with a book-- "Domestic Life in the 19th Century" by Una Abraham- son. All signed a sympathy card to be sent to Mrs. C. C. fHarcourt;<qs word had been received of Rev. Harcourts death last week and burial in England. The remainder of the ev- ening was spent in playing euchre, The Cartwright Squirts played against Archer Motors ball team of Port Perry in Nestleton Tuesday evening and won by 15-12. On Thurs- day they played in Port Perry when the score was 29-20 in favour of the Squirts. The Motors are now eliminated, so Cartwright meet Good: wood in the semi-finals in Nestleton Tuesday and in Goodwood on Thursday. Messrs. Larry Mathison & Neil Malcolm are the coaches for Squirts. The Pee Wees have had quite a successful season so far, only loosing 2 games and are in second place in the league Saturday at Janetville Centennial they played with Lindsay Drugists but lost 84. Monday (Aug. 21) they will commence the play offs with Scugog Island team at Scu- BOB... Dunsmoor and Judy Felstead were the instigators for a get-to-gether of the young people of the village and surrounding area. This was held in the Township Hall. The Shackromes provided music for dancing. Lunch was served and a pleasant evening spent. Joanne Ballingall, Beth Dennis McLaughlin enter- tained Grade 13 students and teachers to a corn roast on Saturday night. A sort of "good bye" party, before so many will be going to differ- ent points and different studies shortly. We are pleased to hear so many Gr. 13 students really did well. Glad to report Mr. John Venning home from Hospital and hope he may have a speedy convalenscence. Sorry to hear Mrs. J. For- der had the misfortune of breaking a hip. We hope she also may steadily im- prove. Master Dean Stanley un- derwent a tonsilectomy last Monday in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Marlow visited Friday evening at the Comstock Funeral Home, Millbrook where their elderly uncle, Mr. Richard Matchett was resting. --Mr.-and--Mrs.-- Keith -John- ston and girls, Belleville spent the week-end with his mother Mrs. J. A. Johnston who is ill. "Mrs. Keith re- mained for a week. Mrs. Velva- Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey and Howard; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corden are holidaying at Mrs. M. Wald- on's cottage, at Nottawago Beach, Georgian Bay. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 6G. McPHADEN INSURANCE 985-2341 Dec-/67 LICENSE NURSING HOME ~ Pleasant Surroundings REASONABLE RATES Phone 985 - 2806 Dec-/67 FOR ANY QF YOUR ' Insurance Needs -Do_it_the Co-operative Way _ For Income Tax see ALEX SHEPHERD Room #2, Post Office Building Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and farm operations. Dec-/67 Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING BEDS INSTALLED |Reg. 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Mrs. Phena Mountjoy, Osh- awa, spent the week-end with the Harold Swains. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Mec- Shane, Kingston, were week: end guests and Mr. and Mrs. George Manning, Maple and Miss Mina Manning, Meaford were Sunday guests of the Bruce Mountjoys. Miss Man- ning remained for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Butcher, Tillsonburg spent last week with the Harold Kytes. Jamie Malcolm spent last week at Qui-mo-lac camp, Ma- doc. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mal- colm, Gordie and Mary Lou picked him up Saturday en- route to Expo. Gordie and Mary Lou spent last week A. J. Cook, Brooklin. Bill Pargeter and Alan Graham, Port Perry spent a few days with their grand. mother Mrs. Mervyn Graham while Mr. Graham was at Belleville Fair. "Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lyons and Mrs. Bert Whitfield and twin daughters Louise and Linda, Campbellford spent a few days with the Richard Van Camps. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Mahaffy and Linda Chapman spent two days with Mahaffy rela. tives in St. Mary's last week. & Mrs. Mahaffy while Grant and Neil McLaughlin went with Mr. and Mrs. Chapman to Expo. ~ Mr. and Mrs. George Ruth- erford, Peterborough, Sun- day. Mr. David Wotten, May- nooth spent the week-end at home. Tommy went back with David for a week. All the McLean families attended the Preston re-union at Lindsay Park Sunday. Jean Samells, Bowmanville spent last week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samells. Mr. & Mrs. Samells attended the Centen- nial celebration Saturday and the school re-union at Janet- ville Sunday. Brenda and Wayne Yellow- lees, Solina spent a few days with the Ralph Larmers. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mar- low; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Malcolm visited Mr, and Mrs. Norris at Bolton Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Thomp- son and family took Jane and John Marlow home Sunday and are spending a few days with Dr, John and Mrs. Mar- low and family, Lively. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craw- ford, Janice and Kenneth are spending a few days in Northern Ontario. Dianne Bell, Ottawa is visit- ing the Ken Gilbanks while her. parents Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin Bell are holidaying in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mec: Lean and family, North Bay are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David McLeans, also all other members of the Me- Lean families. Miss Jean Connery, Pack- enham, is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston and" fa- mily. Mr, & Mrs. George Wolfe, Brian and John have return- ed from a trip through the New England States and the Maritimes. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duff, Marilyn and Graham have re- turned from a holiday at Ex- po, Laurentians, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon As- selstine, Floyd & Colin have returned from a trip to the West Coast, where they took Mr. and Mrs. Alan Asselstine to fly to Australia. Word has been received from Alan of their safe arrival. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor (nee Lin- da Hopps) who were married PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs,, in St. John's church Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell are visiting friends in Ot. tawa enroute to Expo. Mrs. R. Scott, Tyrone was Sunday guest of the Harold Martyns. Sunday callers with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Devitt, Michigan; Mrs. O. Virtue, and Mr. Percy Byers, Toronto. Miss Cecelia Spinks and Mrs. Beth Jackson, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. McGee of Whitby called on Mrs. Albert Wright and the Fred Trewins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Port Perry, were Thursday guests and Mr. and Mrs. Lew Johnston, Ashburn were Sun. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Duns moor, Kevin and Sherry, Brampton spent the week: end with the Ken Dunsmoors. Mr. and Mrs. W. Archer accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer of Whitby, to the Minden district Sunday and attended Decoration ser- vice at Ingoldsby cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and family; Miss Dor- een Van Camp; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys at. tended a get-to-gether of old friends at Miss Marg. Pell- ow's cottage, near Bobcay- geon Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Lethaingue, Omemee were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee. On Monday the McKees visited friends in Beaverton and on Wednesday they and Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton attended the Conservative picnic in Orono. Check The Label On Your Paper ------ 'August 24th, 1967 -- 13 Manchester News Mr. and Mrs. R. McKinzie and Lisa returned from King- ston this week, where Mr. McKinzie has been attending Queens University. il Mrs. Thorne of Oshawa was with her sister Mrs. Aletha Holtby over Sunday. Mrs. Dolly Roberts, Mrs. Robert McFadden left on the Fred DeNure tour to Expo, New York and Cape Cod for a week. Miss Susan Roach and friend of Toronto were at her home here for the week- end. Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Brenda of Stouffville visited Mrs. Crosier on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oas- trum, Steven and Christine of Oshawa were guests of Mr. '& Mrs. Art 'Vandervoort on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dun- ford, Angela and --Greg--of ------ Lakefield were with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Berl and family. on Sunday. Mr. John Davis and daugh- ter Susan, returned to Eng- land this week, after spend- ing three weeks with the lat. ter's aunt Mrs. Kingstone and Mr. Kingstone. Quite a number from this area attended the annual service at Breadalbane Church at Utica, and enjoyed the very fine service. Mrs. Meta Holtby attended the wedding on Saturday, Aug. 19 at Trinity United Church, Newmarket of her grand daughter Miss Elaine Thomson to Stephen Marshall Toronto. Master Ian Thomson, New- market is' spending a few days with his cousin Miss _| Laural Holtby. with their grandmother Mrs. |§ Lori, Leaskdale, last Sunday. | Linda had stayed with Mr. | * Beaver °* Master RT ¥ 454 OPEN HOUSE at EARL WILSONS R. R. No. 2 PORT PERRY 1% Miles West of Epsom School Con. 7 COME AND SEE THE NEW MODERN DAIRY BARN Sponsored By Lumber Feeds ] ° Delaval Milking Equipment Thursday, Aug. 24, 1967 TIME: 7.00 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. i fr 0 FORE ETT THE 0 (98 A end) ER es en Rois 2 eV iy an PT TU Pe a SAE Ara nH Ter yo resi NTA PEE SE av -- ERIE Fata ty aay AEG Lo Bt i Si