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By Mrs. Joyce Kelly Cn Thursday afternoon 2 of : this areas esteemed citizens passed away - Mrs. J.A. Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa and Mr. Harold Larmer very suddenly died while doing his routine farm duties at his farm south of - Blackstock. Mrs. Johnston's funeral was held on Saturday while Mr. Larmer's was or Monday afternoon. Sincerest sym- pathy to Mrs. Larmer and her family and to Mrs. John- ston's many relatives. Mr. Neil Johnston, Man., Mrs. Ferga Avery'of Tilbury and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston of Belleville spent several days in the area with relatives. *Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell and family of Charl- ton were in the area on the weekend to attend Mrs. Johnston's funeral. They were overnight guests of Mr. "and Mrs. Wilbur Toms. Mrs. Hazel Bruyea; Bronte spent the weekend with rela- tives after attending her aunt's funeral. / Better health is extended to Mrs. D. McLean who underwent hip surgery in Oshawa Hospital last week. Pleased to report that Blair, Martyn is home from Oshawa 'Hospital . following two operations there. Also Gordon Strong is - home from Oshawa General. Keep on recovering folks. A warm' welcome to our village is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Abbott, our postmaster who have moved from Burketon to the SAVE NOW for "Limited Time Johnston passed away in \ Ruddy Electric Wholesale Ltd. 75 RICHMOND ST. WwW OSHAWA 725-3539 apartment formerly habitat- ed by Mrs. J.A. Johnston. Quite a number from here attended the Official opening of the Port Perry Nursing Home on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold "Taylor and Betty Jane were Sunday guests of her sister,' Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kester and family of Zephyr, Mrs. Lloyd Slemon and Susan of Haydon were Sat, supper guests of Mr, and. Mrs, family. Mr. Charlie McLaughlin of Gerald Kelly and "Toronto attended Church Service at the Anglican Church Sunday morning-and "spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Fish entertained a number of Senior Citizens for a Bingo Party on Saturday evening. Mr. Roy Turner spent last week at the Hunt Camp near Burk's Falls with his good neighbour Brian Hamilton. Winners at the Tuesday evening weekly Senior Citi- zens Card party were, first Richard Manns 97, second Russell Larmer- 97, third Susie Harris 84, fourth Anne Manns 84, fifth John Weaver 83, sixth Myrtle Alsop 82, low Mrs. Elva VanCamp. On Friday the Holstein Banquet was held atEben- eezer United Church with many from this area attend- ing this annual event. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls were Mr. Chester Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feltis, Chyrl, Peter and Randy, Mrs. Barry Jones and Patrick all of Dalrymple, Mrs. Reg, Boundry, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey , Graham, Cheryl, Blair and Robbie and Mrs. Courtney Graham. Mrs. Elizabeth - Skelding and Mrs.. Velva Bailey at- tended parts of the Area W.I. Convention at the 'Royal York, Toronto on- Thursday and Friday. Several families from here attended the presentation of Gulliver's - Travels at the Eastdale Collegiate - in . Oshawa on Sunday. * Mr. Denis McLaughlin of Calgary spent a few days with his parent Mr. and . Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and Debbie. The 1st Cartwright Ladies' Auxiliary held their Novem- ber meeting on Mon. evening at the Recreation Centre. - Mrs. Marguerite Vince, President presided for the - evenings business. It was "decided to hold a Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale this coming Sat. Nov. 15 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Blackstock Town Hall. It is to be hoped that the public will take this opportunity to support our Hockey (continued first of three goals assisted by Rob Monroe at 3:03 of the first period. At the 15 second mark of the second period, " when Bill Carruthers scored- assisted by Grant McLaugh- lin. At '10:43, Grant Me- Laughlin scored assisted by Rob Monroe to give Utica a 3-1lead. Bethany finally got on the score sheet when Steven McGill scored at 19:15 to end the second period. . Bethany scored at 4:50 of the third period when Ian Bell converted Stephen McGill's pass to close the score to 3-2 for Utica. Utica came back quickly when Neil McLaugh- lin scored assisted by Dennis Romerill only to have Doug Parker score assisted by John Burns to put Bethany back in the game, trailing 4-3. Utica turned the game into "an easy victory with three . unanswered goals in the final two minutes. Neil McLaugh- lin picked up his second goai of the game at 18:46 unassist- ed. Dennis Romeril scored with Neil McLaughlin draw- ing the assist at 18:59 and Grant McLaughlin closed out the scoring at 19:20 of the final period assisted by Rob Monroe. This was a very chippy game with Utica drawing 11 penalties anc Bethany 9. 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The Blackstock Women's Institute was held at the Hall on Wednesday evening, Nov. 5. President Mae Shortridge was in the chair. The meet- ing opened in the usual man- Higmey 12 - Ld AER sa BCL ' PRR NI Tr VAN NAR GIN Re eT a A ae 2 mile South of Sunderland -- SIAR Ane BPS, yen LA . LRU ARTER) on PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1975 -- 23 .News of interest from Blackain i area ner with the Ode, Collect, minutes and treasurer's re- port followed by the corres- pondence. During the busi- ness meeting the Com- mencement" Prizes were arranged for as well as the Achievement Day prizes. Motto was "Hydro does so many things, Let us all its praises sing." Roll Call - How I. am Conserving Energy was well answered. Six 4-H girls, the Dough Girls from Group 3 . with their leaders, Jean Adams and Margaret Duivesteyn dem- onstrated bread making. .-This demonstration proved to be interesting and was well received. The program was under the direction of the Canadian Industries Convenor, Eileen Mclaughlin who introduced. Noreen Malcolm who show- ed her beautiful slides of her trip this spring to Holland, Norway, Sweden and Den- mark. Noreen also displayed a number of lovely souvenirs of her trip. The groups ap- preciation was extended to Noreen by Eileen. A successful Penny Sale was neld. Lunch consisted of a variety of buns and rolls which the 4-H girls brought and baked along with cheese. The interesting meeting concluded with the singing of O Canada. Phone 705-357-3266 TO, * DOLLS * MODELS * TRUCKS * GAMES *TOY GUNS : for Girls 'n Boy: Open seven days a week till Xmas 10.00 to 9 p.m. = Se a ™ weet 2 J -- ee yp on ---- eee Sn -- -- re" . Quterwear for ® : * A p Christmas ~2% A handsome gift for your man. Pick out "his favorite style for dress; sport. 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