The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

en O-- - repre ------ ER. * Blackstock News The afternoon unit of the U.C.W. met at the Sunday School room. After Dessert Luncheon, group leader, Florence Larmer opened with: a poem; "Count Your Treasures' The hymn "He Liveth Long who Liveth well' was sung. An excellent worship condugted by Aileen Byers on the theme 'One Day at a Time" gave a very worthwhile message. Off- ering and benediction" con- cluded this section of the programme, Minutes were read and roll call was answered by the 16 4-H Achievement Day A 4-H fashion program "Cottons May Be Smart" will be held at Trinity United Church in Uxbridge on May 5. The fashion program will be part of 4-H achievement day in thjs area. The 4- emaking Club members in Ontario County ~ will soon be finishing their spring project "Cottons May Be Smart." Some girls make clothes in order to get more for their money; some make them to get the kind of clothes they want; others do so because it is a means of expression like any other art and still others have not yet discovered the satisfaction tosbe gained creating theif own gar- ments. Whatdver a girl's reason for sewing, her objective can only be reached if she knows how to choose materials and styles suitable to her as an individudal and knows pro- per methods of construction and finishing. The project "Cottons May Bé Smart" is designed to help girls in all of these areas. Each girl participating planned and made cotton dress which will be modelled during the afternoon program. ee >a H. & R. BLOCK INCOME TAX GREENBANK 985-2416 I. INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 12% 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 The Afternoon" Program will also include skits, demonstrations and exhibits designed to teach the aud- ience some of the informa- tion studied in this project. Girls competing for county honours in the fashion program include Shelley Williams of Manchester, Marie Holtby and Karen Smith of Prince Albert and Shirley Short of Seagrave. Among those competing for princial honours are; Kathy Stone of Greenbank, Karen O'Reilly of Prince Albert, Diane Barr of Seagrave and Brenda Pau- dash, Lynn Jeffreys, Debbie Paudash, Sue Marquis and Rosanne Ferren of Myrtle. members and 1 child pre- sent. Bay of Quinte Conference is to be held in Kingsview Church, Oshawa on April 24 'and 25. Next general meeting will be held on May 8. The theme was taken by Gladys" Thompson with a film "Christianity in India'. Plans were made for the Curling Banquet to be held on May 5. The meeting closed with benediction by leader Florence Larmer. Congratulations to Denis McLaughlin who received his Masters' Degree in Animal Nutrition this past week. he has accepted a position as Assistant Tech- nician with Vig Feeds in Calgary. He and Mrs. McLaughlin left on Wednes- day for their home. Best wishes from his home community go with Denis in this new endeavour. Quite a number from this area are in Port Perry Hospital. John Venning, Roy McLaughlin are both pat- ients while Mae Shortridge has returned home after undergong a series of tests. Joan Mott is still with her mother Mrs. John Venning ~~ while recovering from a severe case of pleuresy. Better health is wished for all these folk. Mrs. Tom Horton is at home but under Doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte flew to Boston on Thursday combining business and a holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kyte, Toronto are staying with Karen and Jason in their absence. Several of the university students are home having completed their year -- Janice Crawford, Linda McLaughlin and Brian Lee. Mrs. Peggy Larmer was hostess for the Candace Unit on April 10 at 9:30 a.m. Alma Duff opened the meeting with a poem, ""A Little Bit of Sunshine". Minutes were read and roll call answered with a spring flower. A business period followed. Next meeting to be May 8 held jointly with the other units and Mrs. Pedpath as speaker. Margaret Mountjoy gave a fine Easter devot- ional using a poem called "Faith" and basing her thoughts on John 14, Verse 4. "When I survey the wond- rous Cross' was sung followed by prayer and offering. Ruby Parsons fol- lowed the Easter theme in hér programme on Easter Y pid hii' wns add dot adiabatic sidan iad sbi a dar ar LANL PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 18th, 1973 -- 3 symbols and Easter customs of different countries. She closed with a poem about Pilate. Noreen Malcolm asked for help for the spring fair for the Port Perry HL ON THE MENU EVERYDAY toward competion - WHERE GOOD FOOD IS & Our Dining-room is getting < Watch for" GRAND OPENING in early MAY. "BUSINESS AS USUAL" choy ations WE WILL BE CLOSED ON "EASTER SUNDAY TAKE-OUT ON ALL OUR MEALS Pizza and Fish & Chips to go Phone 985-2066 Hospital Auxiliary and announced the Cancer Can- vas. Conference on April 24 and 25 in Oshawa was announced and meeting closed with benediction. ALA DURING ANNOUNCING '3 New Books this week SEVERAL SPECIAL BOOKS for a complete line 300 PATTERNS Sunworthy Wallpaper IN STOCK $ 1 49 Single roll and up ROOM LOTS Plus many other prizes UN Entry forms available in our store! 73%. 15 - 18" Sylvania Color TV's AICEREASY wallcoverings Ready-pasted, vinyl-coated and yes-you- can wallcovering See it soon. washable for that Nice {N Easy application and maintenance. A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE Na 2 w TENGE RS ¥ on RA aa ¥ 7 x & y Pe WN er' el Tr 5 HbA BON bt Blvd i i p So 3) Y. fe R 0% oe ! EY 3 i Xx ld FN [oN