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Ra Na En Be La By O. Hill Last Sunday evening, Dec. 1st -- 30 Hi C members and their four councillors visited at St. Stephens Church, Osh- awa. The devotional was given by Dennis Romeril, Kay "Porrell, Donna Swain and "Gorden Malcolm. Laurie Turner showed slides of her Girl Guide trip last summer. Mrs. S. Saywell led in recrea- tion and a dainty lunch brought a pleasant evening to a close. The Hi-C entertained Port Perry and Blackstock young People to a party in the C. E. room Saturday night. A good number attended and enjoy- ed games. Refreshments and dancing until 12 o'clock. Cartwright Central Public School Parent's Night Only approximately 90 parents came to interview teachers on Parents Night on] Dec. 5th, 1968. This number: was much below other years due to the bad weather. A number of parents went to see the Board who were holding the last meeting for Public- School business, at the Central School. Approximately 150 persons 9). 4:123]o]e] 3 'BLACKSTOCK NEWS attended the Holstein Ban quet in the Recreation Centre Wednesday evening. The 0.N.O. girls served a delici- ous hot beef dinner. Rev. P. Romeril said Grace. During the programme that followed the meal Mrs. Harold Kyte sang three solos, accompan- ied by Mrs. L. Thompson, who also played the piano for community singing. Can- dy Malcolm gave two dance numbers with Mrs. D. Bristoe accompanying. Mr. Neil Malcolm was pre- sented with the trophy given by Master Feeds for the Grand Champion cow, also the A. J. Tamblyn trophy for Best Uddered Cow. These were won at the Black and White Show at Orono. Fair. Neil also tied for Premier Exhibitor. Rev. Terry Asbell, Peter- borough was guest speaker {and gave a very interesting address on the Future of the Dairy Farmer. The O.N.O. Banquet was held on Sat., Nov. 20, at 7.00 p.m. 43 couples attended. The programme opened with "The Queen", followed by Grace and a Toast to the Queen. ROXY THEATRE CEVA TORK] Thurs.-Fri. Sat. --December 16-17-18-19 THE GREEN BERETS T= «Nightly at . # Starring John Wayne, David Janssen December 12 -- 14. 8:00 p.m Theatre will be closed.-- CHRISTMAS JAMB SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1968 UNCLE BENNY WILSON Presents His Cross Canada JAMBOREE With The Help of "CY WILSON FORD" This Will Be An Afternoon Christmas y FEATURING WHO wiLL GIVE OUT CANDY & CHEER TO THE KIDS The U.C.W. Ladies served a delicious roast beef buffet. Sally Francis gave the toast to the husbands, Merrill Van Camp replied. Elaine Bailey thanked the ladies for serv- ing such a fine meal so effi- ciently. Neil Malcolm, accompanied by Catherine Corden, led in a sing song. Everyone enjoyed the en- tertainment for the evening which was Billy Meek from. the Pig'N Whistle Television Show. The Doctors, Staff and Board of Port Perry Hospital held an Xmas party at the Blackstock Recreation Centre on Saturday, Dec. 7th. Ap- proximately 100 in attend- ance. The hall was lighted with coloured floodlights, colour- ed huricane candles on.each table and a beautiful well- lighted Xmas tree complete with large cardboard . Santa Claus.- . Each lady received a cor- sage -and the evening was spent in dancing to music on the electric organ: by Lionel Vachon from the Thomas House of Music, Oshawa. Carol Morrow at the piano and Dr. Rennie with his banjo filled in 'during inter- 'mission to the great enjoy- ment of all, Several Paul Jones; spot dances, a ballon dance, and several lucky draws added to the merriment. The evening closed with a sumptuous buffet luncheon, and walls plates were being or SG OREE THE BLUE DIAMONDS TORONTO'S OWN RECORDING STARS ONE HOUR OF (BRING YOUR INSTRUMENTS) Return of Amateurs Who Have Previously Played. And MANY Known Country Singers AMATEUR TALENT You will enjoy this show, come and make it a success. Sun. Dec. 22, = 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. TICKETS 7 THE DOOR Adults $1.50 - Students 5c -- ~ Children 50¢ ». BRING THE KIDS TO SEE SANTA Club Annrene - on Scugog Island, at Port Perry SEE You ALL THERE _-- RE a TEN "HEY, MOM, IS THAT GUY GOING TO STOP?" Mom's got her hands full trying to - cross a busy intersection with two little fellows and a pile of Christmas parcels. It's a big responsibility, but it's not her responsibility alone. It's the responsibility of every pedestrian and every driver to help keep traffic moving safely during this pre-holiday season, when driver's eyes are dazzled by the Christmas lights and streets are crowded with last-minute shoppers. Pedestrians can help by, crossing only at intersections, after first checking in all directions for approaching or turning traffic. And the Ontario Depart- ment of Transport has this reminder for all drivers . if you have to. keep a special lookout for preoccupied pedestrians ....expect the unexpected and bs prepared to sop, | in a hurry filled Marie Perigoe sang a lovely solo, "White Xmas". Mr. Dowson extended thanks to the committee in charge --Mrs. Robt. Merchant, Mrs. Murray Birkett, Mrs. Allan | Moore, & Mrs. Don Beacock. A special thanks to ladies of the ONO Club who arranged the food so beautifully and cleared up'the tables after- wards. Sunday services:-- In the United Church the choir sang "Let your Gladness know no end". Rev. P. Romeril chose as the theme of his sermon --The most Valuable Object in the World". The follow- ing new members were re- ceived:--Mary Lou Malcolm; Wendy Lee; Marie VanCamp Michelle Robinson; Debra Swain; Alice Carnaghan; Dale Van Camp; Ronald Bradburn. Next Sunday church ser- vices at the regular hour at all points. A white gift ser- vice will be held at Sunday School at 11:15 am. Then at 7.30 p.m. the Christmas Family Evening Vesper and Candle light Service will be held. . In St. John's Church, it be- ing Bible Sunday, Rev. R. C. Rose delivered an appropri- ate sermon from the theme --*"God speaks to You and Me as Individuals" -- Next| Sunday will be the annual service of Lessons and Carols. Mrs. A. J. Cook and ne: phew Douglas Cook; Brooklin were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Malcolm and fam- ily. - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison, Courtice; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thompson and family, Maple Grove, were Sunday callers and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryans Fenelon Falls and Mr. and Mrs. George Bryans and Stu. art, Courtice were supper] guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swain Toronto visited Mr. Harold Swain over the week-end. ° Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte and Floyd; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kyte and Karen visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sandham, Bewley, Sunday. 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