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A a Se SN, RS er AR Le Eos Ss Bas, bse RANA 14 -PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, October 26, 1967 Blackstock News (Continued) During the business period Jim Marlow was elected a member of the Board of Directors. Several from this area at- tended the supper in the Nestleton Prebyterian Church Wednesday evening. Others the Nestleton United Church supper Friday evening. Sympathy is extended Mrs. George Fowler on the death of her brother Mr. Andrew Holmes in Bowmanville Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Byers Bowmanville were Saturday supper guests of Mr. & Mrs. Carl Wright. Mrs. Lorne Thompson is spending a few days with her mother Mrs. W. Cobbledick who is ill in Orono. Misses Shirley and Linda Sedgewick, Norwood spent the week-end with their sis- ter and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Byers. The bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sedgewick also Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Webster, Norwood attended the shower for Jim and Barbara Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pais- ley were week-end guests and Mr .and Mrs. Russell Root were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paisley and children. Both couples are . from Dunnville. Following are some young people we missed reporting on earlier -- Miss Margaret Carnaghan is attending the Samshawe College in London. Donald Bradburn is manag- ing a stock room in Eaton's Toronto. Ivan Bradburn is training for a Junior Test Laboratory officer & inspect- or at Lake Ontario Steel Co., Whitby. If there are any others we have missed please let me know. (Olga Hill) Mr.. and. Mrs. Tim Bates, Elmvale, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn Saturday. Mrs. J. Hedge, Oshawa spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and boys. Sunday the Beacocks visited relatives in Toronto. Mrs. Art Ruston and boys, Port Credit visited her mo- ther Mrs. R. Ford Sunday. A meeting of Plot owners and Board of Management of Cartwright Union Cemetery was held in the Chapel Satur- day, Oct. 21st, 1967. Committees were appoint- ed to look into the purchas- ing of more land, also get estimates on fences and re- port at a special meeting to be called when they have EXPO 67 FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR: Senior On Wed., Oct. 11th fifty- five members met at the Hall for their usual twin monthly meeting. Mrs. M. Cullen called meeting to order, the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison, O Canada sung lust- ily. Enquiries were made after those who are confined to their homes. Glad to wel- comeback Mrs. R. Howard who was in hospital. and best wishes to those who are still on the sick list. Different Committees presented their reports. Pianists are Mrs. T. Red- man, assistant Mrs. E. Gib- son. Mrs. M. Chapman, Mrs. J. Robertson and Mrs. J. Allen have kindly consented to be on bus Committee. This involves a lot of time and work and we all appreciate their efforts. Plans are in future to watch for a Comedy show in Toronto. We can all do with a laugh. Was a little late to plan to have a trip to see colouring of the leaves as of other years. A lot of business was discussed. The "| Queen was sung and a Soci- able time spent by all and dainty lunch served by group in charge. Scugog group and others will be on lunch com- mittee for month of Novem- A Next Euchre Saturday, Oct. hy ') OR J ov SAP 77 Citizens 28th at Hall, 8.30 p.m. Meet- ings at same place second & fourth Wednesday of each month. Lucky winners at Euchre Oct. 14th as follows. Ladies High, Mrs. G. Bradley, Ladies second Mrs. T. Redman, Con- solation, Mrs. W. Stevens. Gent's High Mr. O. Lane, Gent's second, Mr. C. Geer. Consolation Mr. F. Middle- ton. Please keep above dates in mind. J * >" HALLOWE'EN Soon the children will be seen, ba BN A Tay A 3 Nears INVEST NOW 2% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaraniéad Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON Cedar Creek The Cedar Creek polling booth was at Ernie Willer- ton's home. 121 voted. The results were: Anderson 15; Dymond 79 and McPhail 25. Two ballots were spoiled. George Kilpatrick was the D.R.O. and Murray Coates was the Poll Clerk. Scrutin- eers were Mrs. Margaret Boynton, Mrs. Stella Lansing and John Greenwood. Raph Somerville and John and Bob Greenwood accom- panied Leonard Greenwood of Stouffville to Expo last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Laroc- que spent a week-end in Tor- onto with Mr. and Mrs. Eu- gene Trepanier recently. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doher- ty and children were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnstone and family at Willowdale last Sunday. B. Benschop Jr. and Rae McCullock," who is attending the Cornwall School of Nurs: ing, were at Expo last week- end. Ian McCullock, who is at: tending Waterloo University, was home for the week-end. Ernie Willerton, who has worked for 25 years at Du: plate, Oshawa, attended the 25 year banquet and presen- SEE 7g Rodi daghenh , » y LA » AXE, SS WOR 3 ™ 3 SARE RAN WHEE PERY BECP SERIE ARE Yah Ya th Some quite serious, others a scream, Faces bright busy as bees all about, Tapping at doors, yelling please Shell Out. We most of us welcome them with their faces aglow, I especially if there is no serious damage to show. So come as clowns, or witches with brooms. Children grow up all too * soon. Hallowe'en comes but once a year, Most all have a smile from ear to ear. If we could only look under ¢ their masks and see The happy look we would all agree. Please kiddies keep it strictly to fun. And see that no real damage is done. NOTICE! Corporation Of The x VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY FOR THE NEW POLICE PHONE NUMBER CALL OPERATOR AND ASK FOR Zenith 50000 JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, Village of Port Perry. 1. APPLY ADHESIVE 2. 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