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Rh TRO Se a = Sn AR Sor 8 ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 30, 1970 Blackstock News The Father and Son Ban- quet of the 1st Cartwright Scout Organization was held on April 18 at the Recrea- -tion Centre. There were ap- proximately 175 guests pre- "sent. Rev. V. Parsons (chap- lain) gave an interesting talk on the growth of the move- ment and Mr. Peter Kallaste spoke on his role as Provin- cial Field Secretary. The leaders of the Venturers, Scouts and Cubs gave a re- port on the work they had done'in the past year. Bob Swain was presented with a trophy as the best all round Venturer, David Malcolm as the best Scout at Camp and Paul Larmer as the best Cub at Camp. Mr. Walter Welts showed moving pictures of the Cuboree which was held in Blackstock last June. The evening closed with the sing- ing of Vespers. The afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Victor Parsons on Apr. 14th with 12 members and 1 visitor present. In the ab- sence of the leader Mrs.|, Strong, Mrs. Walter Wright was in charge and opened with a poem "May you Have Enough". Mrs. Russell * Mountjoy conducted a fine worship on the theme "Life is Meant to be Spent". Mrs. Kenneth Samells took the Bible Study and also conduct- ed a Bible Quiz. Business included plans for the Des- sert Luncheon, for catering to a summer wedding and to the "Flea Market" on April 25. Meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer after which INVEST] NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 1-2 vears. . 82% 3-4 - 5 Years 834% Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. £ EMMERSO INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED I91 Queen St.-- Port Perry PHONE 985-7306 Avoid Being Disappointed Book Your' Wedding Now lunch was served and-a social time enjoyed. The regular W.I. card party on Wednesday had the fol- lowing winners:-- Ladies 1st --Erma Strong; 2nd -- Hazel English. Men 1st-- Hector Shortridge; 2nd--(tied) Bert Gibson, Keith VanCamp, Joyce Kelly. The lust party of the season will be held in two week's time, : Mr. Russell Brown and Mrs. Walter Lawrence are both pa- tients in Port Perry Hospital. Congratulations to Miss Helen Swain who graduated from the Dental Assistants Course from Ryerson on Fri- day evening. Mr. Harold Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swain attended the ceremon- ies held in Hart House. Mr. Larry Hoskin, Hamil- ton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin. Cottages Wanted L 985-7373 REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR Mrs. Earl Trewin, Enniskil- len."Mrs. Lloyd Slemon, Sis- an Hayden called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin on Saturday afternoon. Miss Doreen VanCamp, Tor- onto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp. ' The Young Adults of the United Church met at the C. E. Building after attending the excellent concert of The Songspinners and the Kent Gents in Nestleton on Satur- day evening. It was decided on Sunday afternoon May 24 to visit the Science Centre. Mrs. Richard VanCamp is in charge of collecting names of those interested. Lunch and a social time concluded the evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Bry- ant attended the wedding of her sister, Miss Gail Ormis- ton to Mr. Wayne Precoor in Brooklin United . Church on Saturday evening. The re- ception was held afterwards at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston. to travel by bus to Toronto: Misses Shelly and Diane Ormiston, Brooklin, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant and family. Mr. and Mrs, George Bryant, Duane and Julie spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston and family, Brook- lin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin ind family were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Tobin, Seagrave. Gord and Steve Bryans stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryans, Patti Bryans with Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Brown all of Courtice while their mo- ther, Mrs. Nancy Bryans participated in a Cross-Can- ada -Gooking with Kellogg's Contest at the Royal York in Toronto. Last fall, Nancy submitted her recipe for "Butterscotch Crispies" in the contest that attracted over 93,000 entries. these were reduced to 100 which were repeatedly tried and tested until only 25 re- mained. These 25 (24 ladies; 1 man) went to Toronto and baked their' recipes there. When the results were an- nounced at 'the Grand Ban- quet, Nancy had won a Dish- washer. Heartiest Congratu- lations to you, Nancy! Call- ers on Sunday at the Bryans home offering congratula- Finally || tions were Mr. and Mrs. Jim' Morrison, Miss Barb. Brown, Courtice, Mr. Vic Hanc -Hamp- ton, Mrs. Bob Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Roly Coy. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dean and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dean, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blunt, Bowmanville. - Mr. Ray Mountjoy, Toron- to, Miss Debbie Rombough, | Newburg were week - end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Hudson and boys, Nestleton, were Satur- day dinner guests also. HOME HEAT KEN P. 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