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=, : AN INTERESTED CROWD packed the Port Perry municipal building Monday night to watch the results come in. Nearly half the eligiable voters a ae AIS NR ST SY IARC PE Ne Tee AY RY v8 ' 0) - fn ww' sit SEAR WW ) SA Sey) 7 SSE FE rae exercised their franchise as the apathy which some press members tried to create failed to develop. The ones in the picture with the worried looks are the candidates. The Cartwright Venturers and Rangers had a weekend camp which was held at Emily Provincial Park. Several activities which took place at the Durham '73 Wingding were the tug-of-war, obstacle coarse and a -.dance . Saturday night. Judging of highest banner took place Sunday afternoon and Cartwright Venturers recei- ved the award for highest balloon. Three rockets were set off also. Hal McMahon A.C.W. The A.C.W. met at the Parish Hall on Thursday afternoon with President Mrs. John Hamilton in the chair. Hymn 560 was sung, Scripture from Proverbs 3 was read by the President as well as an article on How To Stay Healthy followed by prayers. Business included reports by the various convenors. The Supply Secretary announced that used clothing is not acceptable for bales at the present time" but other articles are still needed. It was decided to have a bazaar Table at the Fall Supper to be held on October 13. Decorations of Fruit, Flowers and Vegetables are to be brought to the church by noon on Friday, Oct. 12 for the Harvest Home Service. A lunch by Mrs. WW. VanCamp and Mrs. McArthur concluded the after noon. 4H On Tuesday, September 25 a 4-H meeting was held, Becky MacDonald read the minutes followed by the Treasurer's report. A .review of the last meeting was done by Mrs. Martyn and Mrs. McLaugh- lin talked about how to entertain a guest and on the other hand how to be a good guest. Packing for travelling was neatly demonstrated by Mrs. Mahaffy. Together we discussed invitations with Mrs. Williams. Peanut Butter cookies were made -memory of Samuel and served. John Horton Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc Laughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin spent the weekend at the Plowing Match at Alvinston and as guests of Mr. and Mrs. *Edwin Brown and family at North Street, Michigan. On Sunday they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hillock and girls at Jeddo, Michigan. Roy and Harold pitched horseshoes at the Plowing Match and played exceptionally well as they won all games and lost only two points. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoskin on the passing of Sandra's mother in Lindsay on Sunday evening. . Several from this area attended the Bobcaygeon Fair on Saturday. Congratu- lations to Mrs. Walter Wright who many prizes on her exhibits as well as to our regular exhibitors who showed there and at other Fairs on the weekend. No doubt Blackstock was well represented at the Markham Fair too. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Mr. Jim Archer and Miss Massey, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Don Fleming, Janice and Pamela, Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Better health is wished for our hospital patients which include Mrs. Wall and Mr. Norman - Green Perry Hospital and Mrs. Courtney Graham ~ in Oshawa Hospital. Winners at the Senior Citizens Card Party were Ladies' High A. Jolie, Sec- ond - Grace Bradley, Third - Josie Waldensperger; Men's High - Earl Prescott, Second - Percy VanCamp, Third Gerald Mahon. On Sunday a special ser- vice was held at the St. John's Anglican Church when the new organ in Mc Laughlin and his wife the former Elizabeth Polan was dedicated. The commemora- 'tive plaque was read by Mrs. McLaughlin - Forder's in Port: sister, Mrs. James Robert- son of Unity, Saskatche- wan. The beautiful new organ was given by the McLaughlin, Taylor and Polan families. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb and Paul, Wooler were Sunday afternoon and evening guests of her brother Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine and fam- ily. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell were Mr. Urban Ryan, Charlton, Miss Leanne Dorrell and friend Mr. Jim Wills, Guelph University, Miss Heather Dorell of Western University, London, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickson, Burlington. Recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family were Mrs. Virginia Fairey, Lorrie and David, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hanc and Tracy of Bowmanville, Mrs. Wendy Killens and David, Mr. Wilf Brown of Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family visited Mr. and Mrs. George Bryans and boys, Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryans of Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beacock and Bob have moved into their home beside their hardware and Garage. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Water« of Kennelworth were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm and family. On Saturday evening a good crowd attended the community held in the Recreation Centre in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickson - (Nancy Dorrell). Mr. Ivan Thompson acted as the capable M.C. for the follo- wing programme. Reading by Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Piano solo by Leanne VanCamp. Reading by Mrs. Ray Essery, Piano solo by Kathy Keuning, reading by Mrs. Bryan Mountjoy, Terry Barton thrilled everyone by News from Blackstock and area his excellent playing of the drums, Leanne Dorrell and Don Wright favoured with some musical numbers. At this point Ivan presented Bill and Nancy with a card table set and attractive money tree. Ivan called on Dalton Dorrell and Rev. V. Parsons for a few words. Both the bride and groom replied fittingly. A lunch including wedding cake passed by Bill and Nancy concluded the pleasant evening. 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