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Are ---- me TE be LS i El a a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 14,1973 -- 3 'Blackstock N ews Durham College offers tax clinic for residents UCW. The first meeting of the evening unit of the U.C.W. was held on Monday, March 5 at the home of Donna Kyte with 23 members present. Donna Kyte conducted a short: business period fol- lowed by the excellent devotional led by Margaret Kempt. Our guest for the evening was Kirsten Grum- lose. She capably demon- strated a full course Danish meal and also told us some interesting facts about her native home. Everyone then sampled the delicious Danish food for lunch. The next meeting will change from the regular: date to Wed., March 28 in order to attend a special programme of the Port Perry ACW.at the Port Perry Parish Hall on the dangers of accidental poisoning. We will return to the home of Lois Veldman for our business, devotional and lunch. ONO. Meeting The meeting for March was held at the home of Diane Tobin with 26 mem- bers and 1 visitor present. After the reading of the minutes, a lengthy corres- . pondence was dealt with. Jean Goble gave the Treas- urer's report which accoun- ted a healthy balance. A letter was received from the Red Cross Society and a motion was declared to send them $25.00. At a Blood Donor's Clinic in Port Perry, INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 7h For 5 Years Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON "INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 ON THE MENU EVERYDAY WHERE GOOD FOOD IS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE BETTER SERVICE and a BETTER PLACE TO EAT and MEET We Have To Temporarily Inconvenience You "BUSINESS AS USUAL" TAKE-OUT ON ALL OUR MEALS Pizza and Fish & Chips to go a.group of girls will go to donate their blood hopefully to help to give them a larger quota. It was motioned that each girl whe is a member give one dollar to the Hospital Auxiliary. Menu lists were handed out for the Road Builders' Banquet and the Arbuckle-Goslin Wedding which will be catered to on March 21 and 24 respectfully. Roll Call was answered with a tea towel for the kitchen in the Recreation Centre and a member of girls had to reach into the Blue Box for forgetting theirs. Some of their penal- ties were very humourous. Cathy Corden was presented with a gift from the girls, a lovely picture and replied with a thank you. After a game by Diane Tobin, lunch was served and the meeting closed. At the weekly Tuesday evening card party, this week the work of the Senior Citizens, 15 tables were played and when the dust settled, the following were declared winners: Ladies' High Alma Taylor, Second Lorenza Bright; Third Mrs. Mabel Graham. Men's High Aylmer Ploughman, Second Everett Watson, Third Gor- don Sweetman. Sincere congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm - they became grandparents of twins last week when Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rahm received two little bundles of joy - a boy and a girl. Baby boys arrived recently at the homes of the Brian Stanilands and the Jack Greens. Congratulat- ions to all. Mrs. Alma Fowler visited recently with Mrs. Annie Fowler at Courtice recently. Quite a number from Blackstock attended the Celebration of Joy in the Port Perry United Church on Sunday evening. This happy evening co-sponsored by Scugog, Port Pery, Colum- bus and Blackstock United Churches pointed out that the Christian Gospel was meant "to be joyful rather than the solemn way it is so often presented. The Crest Bonspiel at Port Perry Curling Rink attrac- ted quite a number of the curlers from Blackstock on Saturday. All report having a wonderful time. Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin, Janis and Kelly were Rev. and Mrs. Philip Romeril and Dennis, Mr. Gordon Paisley, Craig and Cathy. Mrs. Chaplin of Oshawa celebrated her 80th birthday at the home of her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine and. family on Sunday. Also attending the family gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Al Asselstine, Tania and Michael, Hailey- bury, and Mr. and Mrs. Les Asselstine, Gayle and Rob- bie of Waterloo. , Mr. Peter Hopps of Peterborough was a Satur- day caller of Mr. and Mrs. Harold - McLaughlin and family. A mid-week guest of the McLaughlin's was Mrs. Earl Trewin of Enniskillen. A good crowd attended the presentation to Mr. and Mrs. David Wotten held inthe Recreation Centre on Sat- urday evening. Harvey Graham fulfilled the duties of MC. in his usual fine manner for the following programme - Reading - Elaine*Bailey, Piano Solo - Anna Robertson, Reading - Helen Bradburn; Solo - Eileen McLaughlin, Reading - Juine Degeer, Piano solo - Linday Kyte. At this point in the programmeHarvey pre- sented the bride and groom with a platform rocker along by CRAFT priced from '8.95 also Durham, College Accoun- ting instructors are conduct- JACKETS, *18.95 -- with the good wishes from the community. Both Doris and David replied fittingly. Lunch and a social time concluded the evening. Mr. and mrs. Vinton Loucks, and Mrs. Will Dugan of Minden were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Archer were Mr. Jim Archer and Miss Massey of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer of Bowmanville. His many friends will be wishing Boy Bryans a speedy recovery following knee surgery Monday morn- ing in Port Perry Hospital. Miss Heather Dorrell was home for the weekend from Western University, London. Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family were Mrs. Virginia Fairey and family, Mr. Larry Piper all of Bowmanville, Mr. and Ms. Scott Essery and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Killens all of Courtice. $22.95 $29.95 Room Lots for large rooms Stock Lines $7 49 singte 300 Patterns Washable $429 89° roll roll 99 m single roll Spring Dresses $16.95 -- Pant Suits Pant Tops "12.95 -- Slims from ing an Income Tax Clinic as a public service to help area residents understand the new tax form. Those interested can attend the clinic on any one of three dates, March 17, 25 and 31 at 10 a.m. in the College Lecture Theatre. First, Durham instructors will explain the income tax form step by step in the lecture hall through the use of charts on a large screen. Then 'they will answer questions to help partici- pants understand the re- quired forms and schedules, in smaller group sessions held in classrooms following the lecture hall presentation. The College emphasizes that its instructors will not fill out anyone's income tax form. This is a seminar to help people understand the new forms and then they fill them out on their own. Mr. Ron Buffet, Co-ordin- ator emphasizes that those interested in attending the clinic should be in at- tendance promptly at 10a.m. so that they will get a complete presentation on the new tax forms. Ladies *17.95 323.95 Ladies *31.95 *14.95 as low as single roll iso 327,00 -- A.W. BROCK POSLUN COATS priced from § *30.00 --- Manchester News Mrs. Aletha Holtby was hostess for the U.C.W. Meeting in her home last thursday. The ladies are planning a busy spring schedule. The Motor City Ladies Barbershop Quar- tette will be entertaining at the church this month. Watch the coming event column for particulars. A number of people from the comunity attended the Rally in Port Perry United Church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. John Kingstone attended the Garden Show on Saturday at O'Keefe's Cen- tre. Weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts were Mrs. M. Batae and daughter Dorothy of Waterloo. Mrs. Fanny Stevens and Mrs. Laura Wilson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens, Toronto and attended the Flower Show at O'Keefe Centre. Check The Label On Your Paper LADIES 20.00 435.00 19) 0) PARTMENT STORE ENA Sh Si Are SPR : 5 So Voy . Sa he ey - rig TR ee or Dn AG 2! SEES TR MY CER o & vd