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Muh » WR AAA Shahin "the O.N.O. was held at the Blackstock News Due to the extremely cola weather there were only 8 tables at th regular W.I. eu: chre party on Wednesday night. The prize" winners were as follows: Ladies. 1st --Isobel Wright, 2. Vivian Carl. Gents 1st--Bill Forder, 2 -- Wilma VanCamp. Lucky Draw--Florence Archer. The next party will be on Janu- ary 28th. The January meeting of home of Sally Francis with 16 members and 1 visitor present. President Joan Gra- ham presided for the busin- ess, The group decided to help in the Port Perry Hos- pital gift shop. A donation was sent to the T.B. Associa- tion. . Sandra Hoskin, treas. urer gave her report and a favourable financial state- ment of the New Year's Eve Dance. At this point Joan Graham thanked all the girls for their help during the past year and turned the meeting over to the new president, Aileen VanCamp. The new executive is President. Aileen Vanamp, 2nd Vice-Pres.-- Donna Kyte, Treasurer--Bar- bara Byers, Sec.--Nancy Bry- ans, Fruit and Flowers--Sally Francis, Scrapbook--Eleanor Werry. It was decided that we make membership-fees $1 and keep monthly 'dues 10c. whether or- not you are in attendance. Parks Board re- presentative is Joan Graham. Roll Call was "What I serve unexpected guests". Next meeting Feb. 12th is at San- CHESTER APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Repairs to all Makes of Appliances. AUTHORIZED MOFFAT SERVICE DEPOT CAESAREA 986-4926 dra Hoskin's. During lunch a tape was played. Chinese food was served by Sally and her group. A fine crowd attended the annual meeting 'of the Black- stock Agricultural Society on Thursday evening. Two in- teresting films "The Chang- ing Wheat Belt" and 'The Acessible Arctic" were shown by Walter Welts. President Victor Malcolm presided for the business. The audited fi- nancial statement showed a balance" of $1037.27. grant of $1000 was made towards the cost of installation of the new cement floor in the rink. Walter Welts reported that now 40 letters have been returned from the Balloon fly-a-thon. A vote of thanks was extended to Walter for his many efforts on our be- half. af The officers for 1970 are Past-President--Glenn Larm- er, President -- Victor Mal- colm, 1st Vice-Pres.--Merrill VanCamp, 2nd Vice-Pres.-- Ralph Saddler, Secretary- Treas. -- Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Representatives to Cartwright Community Recreational Bd. --Walter Wright and Glenn Larmer. Delegates were sought for the Annual Con- vention held in Toronto on Feb. 25 & 26. Refreshments]. were served at the conclu- sion of teh business. - Recent callers with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Bryans and family were: Miss Barbara Brown, Courtice and Mr. Vic. Hane, Hampton; also Mr. and Mrs. George Bryans, Stuart and Rickey, Courtice. Miss Doreen VanCamp re- turned home on Thursday from a five months tour which included the British Isles and India. While in India, Doreen visited many areas and renewed friend- ships made in the time of her three year teaching mission, 1962-1965. Mr. & Mrs. John Medland, Bill and Barbara, Brooklin, were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Kelly and family. On Sunday evening a large number of local friends and relatives of Miss Aileen Van- Camp enjoyed a lovely pro- gramme of her various slides in the Community Hall. A- mong the slides were thosg of Haliburton, Hawaii, New England and the British Isles. Lunch was served. Floyd Kyte has been trans- ferred from the Warkworth Royal Bank to a branch in Oshawa. A speedy recovery is wish- ed for Mr. Gordon Paisley who has been ill for the past "week. Mrs. Honey, Warkworth re- turned to her home on Thursday following a stay with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Green and fam. ily since Marjorie's Teturn from hospital. Rev. & Mrs. Clarence Fer- guson, Don Mills, were Sun- day supper guests of Mr. and - SELL BERT QEAL ESTATE UTD -2EALTOR 985-7373 L Mrs, Stan Rahm, visiting his sister, Mrs. O. Hill there. Later they spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fer- guson and family. and Mr. Roy Ferguson. On Thursday evening the ACW. and the Thursday Guild enjoyed a pot luck sup- per together at the Parish Hall. Following the delici- ous supper, Mrs. Harry Me- Laughlin conducted the De- votional. . Various prospect- ive projects for the New Year were discussed. Plans were made for: the painting of the interior of the Church, The meeting closed with the benediction. On Saturday, the Parkin- son Bonspiel was held at the Port Perry Curling Club. Those attending from here were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tur- ner, Mr. and Mrs, Brian Ha- milton, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corden, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson, Mrs. John TO SERVE LADY MOTORISTS! Why Pay More? 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