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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 5th, 1974-21 News from Blackstock and district On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard VanCamp at- tended the twentieth Re- union of the K.A.S. at Kempt- ville. The Larmers travelled on to visit his sister Corp. and Mrs. Ken Strang and family at Ottawa. Mrs. Edith. McConnell, Mrs. Clarice Patterson, Mr. Darcy, Norwood, Rev. Cla- rence Ferguson, Don Mills tion was held in Navy Hall, Oshawa. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner and Miss Lerie Turner. attended the Graduation ceremonies of the Durham College held at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa when Miss Janet Turner graduated as a Legal Secretary. Janet is presently employed with Scott and Armer in Lindsay. Congra- On Sunday morning approximately one hundred members of the congrega- tions of the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry and St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock attended their annual Rogation Service at the lovely farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Edgerton. During the impressive out- doors service on a beautiful Sunday morning, Rev. R.C. soil, the animals (a pony and a calf were actually present) and machinery used in the vital production of food. After the service, the congre- gation held a sumptuous pot luck dinner in the Parish Hall where a time of fine fellowship was enjoyed. Quite a number from here attended the annual Brooklin Fair on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly afternoon callers of Mr. Lloyd Byan, Millbrook. A warm welcome is exten- ded to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Norton and family who have recently moved into the former Frank Vleiger home. Last Thursday Clifford Johnston of Winnipeg Uni- versity, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Johnston arrived at his grandmother's home which he identified by seeing his through the window. After a visit with Mrs. J.A. Johnston he proceeded on to Ottawa where he will begin a job. Wednesday visitors of Mrs. J.A. Johnston was her sister Mr. and Mrs. Milliard Fallis of Oakville. Thursday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Everrett Sander- son and his sister Mrs. Higgins and Sunday callers of Mrs. Johnston were Mr. were Sunday visitors of Mrs. 0. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Porter and family. In spite of the lovely spring weather we have now, there are a lot of our residents on the sick list. Mrs. Marilyn Bailey and Mrs. Edith McLaughlin have both re- turned from hospital. Mrs. Roy Taylor is undergoing major hip surgery this morn- ing (Monday) in Centenary Hospital, Scarborough. In Oshawa Hospital are Mrs. Stanley Malcolm and Mr. Cecil Gibson, while Mr. Gra- hame Fish in in Port Perry. Better health is wished for all of you. Mrs. Lorne Griffen has left Bowmanville Hospital and is now in a Rest Home in Bowmanville. Sympathy is extended. to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunsmoor and family on the sudden passing of her mother, Mrs. McKechnie. This senior citizen celebra- ted her 91st birthday last Thursday and took ill sud- denly that night. Mrs. Mc- Kechnie was taken to Osha- wa Hospital on Friday where she passed away on Tuesday night. The funeral service was held in Durham on Friday. . The Scugog Shores Hist- orical Society held its execu- tive meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Martyn last Monday evening. On Thursday evening a bus load attended the nomination meeting of Allan Lawrence as Conservative candidate at Port Hope. Winners at the Women's: Institute Card party on Tuesday night were Ladies' Marion Heaslip, Second Mrs. Reid Cook, Third Muriel Hoskin, Men's High Lionel Byam, Second Mrs. Skeld- ing, third Jack Cook. Mrs. Wilbert Archer = r-- attended the wedding of her Di AEF | grandson Mr. James Archer a (7% i and Miss Janice Massey at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Whitby on Satur- day. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. McClure assisted by the groom's newly-ordained brother Rev. Ronald Archer. The recep- Obituary Dryden Adeline Alice Passed away at Fairview Lodge, Tuesday, May 28th, 1974 in her 98th year. Miss Dryden was prede- ceased by her parents, George and Bessie, her sister, Lula and brothers Harold and Ernest. tulation. Janet. Rose blessed the seed, the and girls Chrysler Canada Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Bob Kuiper, President of Port Perry Chrysler. We welcome him to the nation-wide network of Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge Truck dealers serving Canadians from coast to coast. Mr. Kuiper has 10 years of experience in the automobile business. He is joined by Keith Fornandasis (salesman) and Jerry Nirthan (mechanic). Together, we are sure they will offer you the kind of service we of Chrysler Canada Ltd. are proud to be associated with. Port Perry Chrysler is centrally located on the corner of Highway No. 12 and No. 7 in Manchester. There you'll find all your automo- tive needs filled. And you'll also find the brand *74 Plymouth Fury x Ta] Miss Dryden was born in Sp Port Perry and came to CHRYSLER CHRYSLER Whitby at the turn of the Century. She worked for - manv vears at the Registry dodge Trucks Uodge Trucks ° Office where her father was ' (& |g | t Pp ace Registrar for the County of Ontario. . SALES/SERVICE SALES/SERVICE Miss Dryden was a gradu- ate of Ladies College of Whitby. She is .survived by her niece Thickla and nephews Ernest, George and Frank. Chrysler Canada Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Port Perry Chrysler R.R. 4, Highway 12, Manchester, Ontario were Sunday sister's wedding pictore and Mrs. Harvey Ginn. new line-up of '74 cars and trucks from chrysler. Like Canada's fastest selling compact cars, Valiant and Dart. Test drive the new '74 Plymouth Satellite and Dodge Coronet, the beautiful mid-size cars. Or the family size '74 Plymouth Fury and Dodge Monaco. See the new Dodge Charger and Plymouth Roadrun- ner, spirited cars with sporty lines. For true economy check out Plymouth Cricket and Dodge Colt. And don't miss the pick-up with the big cab, Dodge Club Cab. 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