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L NY " Willowdale Mr. Russell Root and Mrs. Shirley Noble, Dunnville were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paisley fd family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Robt, Ford. : Last. week's- visitors with Mrs. J. A. Johnston were Sunday: "Mrs. Jas. Hanna, Hampton; Monday: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ferguson, Osha- wa; Thursday: Mrs. Howard Brackinredge, South Mona- ghan and on Saturday Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Montgomery, Hampton and Mrs. Gertie Ferguson, Oshawa. Very sorry to report that Mr. Roy Taylor is still very seriously ill in Western Hos- pital in Toronto. Mrs. Tay- lor is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor in Scar- borough. The community welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mahaffy who moved into the apart: ment in Mr, Hooey's house from Port Perry. During the --summer they plan-to build a new house on the Purple Hill Road. Mr. Art Bailey returned this week from Florida where he spent the winter months. On Thursday evening Mrs. Roy Corden was hostess to a "Wig Party". The many ladies present had a gay time trying on wigs of vari- ous colours and styles. Mrs. Shirley Jewell of Oshawa - who had brought the wigs FLL LMR, Cottages Wanted h REAL ESTATE 1 tALTOR 985-7373 .| $1.00 are now on sale. . Blackstock News was kept busy styling the new hairdos. Lunch was ser- ved by the hostess. Miss Joyce Mahaffy & Mr. Bob Fraser, Toronto were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mahaffy and hoys. * * * Blackstock U.C.W. The April meeting of the U.C.W. was held on April 28 at 8:00 p.m. at the Christian Education Centre. The young people of the community had been invited to hear the guest speaker, Miss Marg Pellow of Oshawa. She is the Head of the O.C.V.L Guidance Dept. Her talk on Parent and Teenage Guidance was most interesting and in. formative. I am sure it gave all some new ideas on how to bridge the "communica: tion gap". This must be worked at by both parent & teenager and can start by getting to really know each other. The Worship was led by three of the young people present, Linda McLaughlin, Blair Martyn and Bill Thomp- son. Leanne Dorrell favour- ed with a solo, accompanied at the piano by her sister, Heather. Mrs. Walter Wright read some of Lorna's letter to give us an idea of what her life is like in Thailand. Business was brief to al- low a maximum of time for Miss Pellow's talk. Tuesday, May 26 at 1:15 p.m, is the date set for the Dessert. Lun- cheon. The guest speaker will be Miss Ruth Marlow, Social Worker at Street Hav- en in Toronto. Tickets at {The meeting concluded. with lunch and a social time. * * * TRADITIONALLY NEW IN INSTANT $ New Cylinder-Screen Chopper New cylinder-screen cutting mechanism assures short, uniform chopping on the n vester. Powerful bl sq. in, throat area, 374 sq. tungsten-carbide faced knives and cutterbar . , . built-in knife sharpener. Three attac up, one-row, and a two-row narrow rows. HAY PICK-UP o 6.foot, 4-bar pick-up o Floating auger, r ~ Make us prave it wi B & W FARM SERVICE RR. 5 SUNDERLAND, ONTARIO ower whips crops to the back of the box . . . or into the silo. No feeder apron. Unit is shorter, front to back. Tough three-inch diameter shaft whirls cylinder at 1000 RPM. Six 21-inch long knives. 120 ... FIELD TO FEEDLOT HORT CUT ew Gehl "600" forage har- in. screen area. St-ndard hments availablé: hay pick- that handles both wide and o Slip clutch protection etractable fingers th a Demonstration! i Corden's class sang several Women's Institute Annual Bazaar was held on Friday evening in the Recreation Centre. The fine crowd was welcomed by Mrs. Percy Van Camp, president of the WI. X A group of girls from Mrs. songs, Another class played several numbers on their "re- corders". The girls of the 4-H Clubs, "Separates for Summer" presented a fashion show of the outfits which they had made in their clubs. Linda McLaughlin and Mari- lyn Duff were the commen: tators for their friends. Kathy Keuning played a love- ly piano solo. The members of the W.I conducted a successful bake sale and penny draws. Win- ners of the draws for which tickets had been sold for the various items were: Qiult-- Roberta 'Ford, Willowdale; Blanket--Mrs. 0. Hill; Bath Mat--Ronald Archer, Whitby and Pillowcases -- Mrs. Mar- wood McKee. Lunch con- cluded this evening as most others in Blackstock. * J * Miss Marg. Pellow, Oshawa was a Tuesday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larm- er and boys. In the United Church, Rev. V. E. R. Zufelt from the Camp Quin'mo-lac near Tweed was the guest speaker. Mrs. Zufelt showed slides at the Sunday School. These slides showed some of the many 'activities which take place "at Quin-mo-lac during the various camps through- out the summer months. It is expected that Craig Paisley undergoes surgery in Port Perry Hospital on Tues- day and will have to remain the rest of the week in Hos- pital. > Mr. Russell Brown who is progressing slowly in Port Perry Hospital celebrated his 80th birthday on Tues- day. Happy Birthday, Mr. Brown! Mrs. Walter Lawrence has returned home from hospi- tal. Guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence were Mr. Norman Black and friend and Mrs. Ron Yorke and son, Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fowler, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gilmour and Charlie, Lindsay were Fridav evening callers of Mr. 'and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. On Sunday the Kellys Kelly, Fenelon Falls and Mr, geon. ant and family visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston & family of Brook: lin on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Du- bar and family, Scarborough were Sunday visitors of Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson and boys, and Mr. Roy Ferguson. Port Perry Star Carol from Port Perry, Mr.| visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert] - and Mrs. Wm. 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