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2, MS 22 LA LH) Ae Vos gt Tdi By Olga Hill On a very cold and storiny day, 16 members of the U.C. W. met and held the Inaug- ural meeting January 9, 1967. President opened with a read- ing "Recipe for a New Year" and conducted the business during which several cards of thanks were read and do- nations voted to -- Payment for shipping of bale overseas; Bursary Fund; Qui ma Lac; and Five Oaks. Secretary & Treasurer's: reports were given and several items dis- cussed. Presbyterial in Trinity Church Bowmanville was announced. Worship- from the theme "The * Gift of Speech" was given by Mrs. C. Hill and Mrs. S. Van Camp. Rev. P. Romeril gave an impressive address from three themes "Is God Lonely?" "Be not Weary in Well Doing" and "We must learn to 'live in Peace". Mrs. Ross Duff presented the report of the nominating committee and Mr. Romeril installed the following offi: cers for 1968:-- : Past President--Mrs. Harold Kyte ;President--Mrs. Glenn Dance Cancelled The Catholic Club Supper and Dance FOR JANUARY 20th AT CLUB ANNRENE, WILL BE POSTPONED TEMPORARILY: HAVE. BEEN SOLD WILL BE VALID AT THE NEXT CATHOLIC MEN'S LEAGUE SOCIAL CLUB DANCE. DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED, Men's Social ALL TICKETS THAT DEPARTMENT Larmer; 1st Vice President-- Mrs. Roy McLaughlin; Sécre- tary--Mrs. Ross Duff; Trea- surer--Mrs. Murray 'Byers. Convenors:-- Citizenship -- Mrs. Merrill Van Camp; Friendship--Mrs. Harry Van Camp & Mrs. Kenneth Samells; M.E. & C.E. --Mrs, Roy Taylor; Litera: ture. -- Mrs. Walter Wright; Rep. to Manse '-- Mrs, Ivan Thompson & Mrs. Ernest Swain; Stewardship -- Mrs. Ken Lee; Social Functions-- Mrs. Harold Martyn and Mrs. Keith Van Camp; Programme ~--Mrs. P: Romeril and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy; Nomina- tions--Mrs. Neil Malcolm & Mrs. Harold Kyte; Flowers-- Mrs. John Carnaghan; Supply --=Mrs. Cecil Hill and Mrs. Herb. Taylor; Press -- Mrs. Cecil Hill; Pianists -- Mrs. Gordon Strong and Mrs. H. Taylor; Unit Leaders -- Mrs. Wm. Mahaffy; Mrs. Walter Wright and Mrs. Richard Van Camp; Rep. on C. E. Committee -- Mrs. R. Van Camp; Rep. on Board of Ste- wards--Mrs. Lloyd Wright. President Mrs. G. Larmer expressed her appreciation for all co-operation and will- ing assistance in the@past year and asked for similar or better in .the coming year. Following closing a delici- | ous lunch was served by some of the Candace unit and a social half hour enjoyed. Women's Institute . With President Mrs. H. Bailey and Mrs. M. McKee STORE January Clearance Sale 25% Discount WINTER COATS LADIES DRESSES MEN'S SUITS and SPORT JACKETS MEN'S ALL WOOL SLACKS Men's and Ladies SNOW SUITS BLE magh SPORT SHIRT SPECIAL $3.95 -- THREE NEW SPRING LINES MEN'S BLACK OXFORDS 514.95 -- WALLPAPER -- NEW: 1968 PATTERNS IN STOCK 73° A ROLL AND UP ROOM LOTS ALWAYS IN STOCK cll brand names you antrust. - FERRE OLS TEL " BLACKSTOCK NEWS | Romeril delivered an acting Secretary in the chairs the Institute met in the Twp. Hall Wednesday, Jan. 10, '68. Following the Ode and Col- lect a good deal of corres- pondence was read including cards of thanks from those remembered at Christmas; the Children's. Aid; a letter from Law Chan Hing (the ad- opted boy) re - the McDon- ald Institute iets Presi- dent of F.W.1.O. Mrs. E. Small; Secretary of the F.W. 1.0. Mrs. John Charlton, and announcement of 4-H Home Making Club Achievement Day at Orono Feb. 9th. Committees were 'appoint- ed to secure the items for exhibits at_ Port Perry and Blackstock Fairs. Alsop a committee to plan a hazaar for spring: Roll call -- One exhibit I enjoyed at the fair was: well answered by the 16 ladies: who braved the cold weather to attend. Mrs. Cecil Hill commented on the motto -- It is one thing to itch for something and an- other thing to scratch for it. Mrs. Mervyn Graham gave two readings' -- "Its Later than you Think" and' "Diet Sheet". Mrs. Ralph Larmer was reappointed' as repre- sentative to the Parks Board! Mrs. Percy Van Camp con- ducted 'an interesting contest: Following "The Queen" lunch was served by Mrs. M. Gra- ham and her group. Fairly good congregations attended in both churches on Sunday morning. In the United the choir sang the Anthem "Hold Thou 'My Hand, Dear Lord". Rev. P. im. pressive sermon from the theme--"Release to_the Cap- tives". Mr. Romeril was commencing his 12th year as Pastor of this charge Sun- day. In St. John's Church Rev. R. C. Rose chose as 'the theme for his fine sermon-- "Hunger for the Word of God". i. Sorry to EY) Mrs. 'A. Leighton and Mrs. John Ham- ilton are in Port Perry hos- pital. "Mr. and Mrs. 'Ardis Me- Arthur and Miss Betty Mec: Arthur, Toronto; Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dysart, Peterboro, were week-end guests of their mother Mrs. J. A. McArthur and Aunt Miss I. Dempsey. Mrs. W. W. Van Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp visited Miss Flo Smith from Bethany in Golden Plow Lodge, Cobourg, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Fer- guson, Hamilton, visited the i "r 4 « p SE AT Ae BS SALE ORY EA MFTEERE WRAL Sn PR PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Jan. 18th, 1968 -- 3 Gordon and Boh Strongs on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Por- ter and Sean, Orono visited Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bea- cock and boys were Sunday supper guests of Mr .& Mrs. Arthur Parkin, Cameron. $ Congratulations to Mrs. Ruth Wilson and her pupils as follows:--Grade 1 Theéry -- Candy Malcolm 1st class honours; "Grade 2--Marleah Malcolm and Leslie Wright, 1st class hdhours; Gride 2-- Darlene Malcolm, honours. These are all theory exams. The piano exams come later. Monday morning a snowy and not very pleasant morn- ing but how fortunate we are. According to radio they had a much worse storm in Tor- onto and area. . As the day grows on the storm is getting worse. Snow plows were out early and husses got pupils to school. Tuesday morning, will there be any way of getting news to offices this Yesterday the storm gof worse about noon and pupils were taken home from school so all who could did not go any further than to get shov- elled out from homes. The country looks beautiful this morning with the sun shining- on the ice covered trees etc., but still very cold. Mr. and-Mrs. Lloyd Wilson of Scarboro were week end guests of Mrs. Ruth Wilson and Mrs. A. McQuade. We hope to hear Mrs. 'McQuade is in much better health soon Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Wilson also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilson, Nest- leton. THE tJOLLEEE" Philosopher LT ATTEND YOUR DENTIST BALLARD Lumber and Building Supplies New Homes, Cottages & Alterations Phone 9835-7335 PORT PERRY 985-2581 For All Your Plumbing and Heating Needs CALL ART'S PLUMBING and HEATING R.R. #1, PORT PERRY Operated by ART (Pete) PETROZZ) Licenced Mechanic WES LANE Plumbing - Heating | - Electric - "PORT PERRY, ONT. OFFICE 985 - 2473 RES. COM ING! SATURDAY, The Northlandia Concert Band 8:15 P.M. High School Auditorium ~~ Under the Auspices of the United Church Building Committee. ADMISSION: Adults $1.50 - Students $1.00 FEB. 3rd Tickets available from any member of the Committee or Wentworth Bakery, "This Ad. sponsored by RALPH TAYLOR SUPERTEST PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. 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