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by Mrs. Pat Fletcher Blackstock W.I. met on February 2, 1977 in the Township Hall with 13 members and-2 visitors pre- sent, Mrs. Hector Short- ridge, president, called the meeting to order- after a dessert luncheon had been enjoyed. Two minutes of silence was observed in memory of one of our=oldest and most faithful members, Mrs. W. W. VanCamp. Her group leader, Mrs. Skedling, paid tribute to her memory and ended with a lovely poem "Crossing the Bar". Let- Nursing Home contributed When we received the weather forecast for the day of our sleighride we decided to postpone it. We might get some better. weather later in the winter. Few of us have ventured out in this bitter cold - but spring will surely come - the days are getting longer now. We are very busy getting ready for our bazaar - it is - this coming Thursday. from 2 - 4 pm. Everyone is invited for a cup of tea - we so seldom get the opportun- ity to entertain that we take full advantage of it. ters of thanks were read from Edith Byers, Louise 'Wright and Jean Williams. Other business was a change in price for quilting quilts, a delegate to go to Officers Conference in Wat- erloo in May. Cushion top competition for District Annual and a Musical even- ing of fun to be held soon and sponsored by the W.I and presented by St.Pauls United Church, Bowman- ville. | Mrs. Gladys. Thompson and her group on Education and Cultural Activities pre- sented the motto - Rest not beneath the tree of know- ledge - Climb it. She then introduced our guest speaker Mrs. Dorothy Venn- ing. She started her talk with the definition of the word education and brought out the fact that our educa- tion needs are changing rapidly and so provide a much broader choice to students. She branched off on how the basic skills are being taught at Cartwright Central. Public School where Mrs. Venning was a Principal and teacher for many years. Now she does supply teaching and so keeps in touch with develop- ing trends in education. She explained how it is a three Knocked out at Dagmar "Cameron J. Deeth, 23, of Port Perry, was knocked unconscious during a dis- turbance at Dagmar Ski Club Friday night. An employee at Dagmar, Mr. Deeth suffered a minor concussion in a scuffle in- volving three Uxbridge men, but he was not taken to hospial. Charged with assault causing bodily harm. are Robert William Ashenhurst, 20, Brian Edward Stiner, 22, and Ronald John Webster, 23. All are from Uxbridge. The three men have been released with a court appearance scheduled for February 18 in Ajax Pro- vincial court, - Peach Cloud. Blackstock W. 1. meeting way street involving student parent and teacher and with all working together to form a triangle, the peaks 'of which represent challenge co-operation and courage which in turn leads to success. From a teachers viewpoint she 'sighted teachers. need a .lot of - understanding, courage and the knowledge to cope with the ever increasing chal- lenges of our times. Mrs. Venning brought some samples of work done in Grades 1 - 6 and .explained the teaching methods used for this material. Our guest was thanked by Mrs. L. Thompson after which she conducted a Geography Match. Meeting closed with Q' Canada. Our January meeting took a different form when Nest- leton W.I. were our guests. Mrs. Harold Martyn and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin took a short course on a Festival of Dairy Foods at Orono and in their very capable manner proceeded to dem- onstrate several tempting dishes, They spoke of -the Dairy Industry in general and of the many different products produced by this very important and necessary industry... Many wives of local dairy farmers were among the 45 guests. Dora and Edith made Bologna Surprise, Colorful Sole Fillets, Macaroni and Cheese Casserole starting off with raw macaroni and Cool Lemon Mold. Desserts included Orange Frost, Chocolate Marble and Each guest received a valuable cook- book containing these recip- es and many others. Many thanks Edith and Dora from us all. Carnaghan - Garrity The wedding took place December 30 in Sarnia of Jim Carnaghan and Janet Garrity. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garrity of Forest, Ontario, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Carnaghan, Blackstock. The ceremony took place at the home of Rev. J. S. STAR 191 Queen Street - Stationery & Office Supply Port Perry, Ont. 985-8123 A Division of Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. See Us Today For All Your MacKenzie, the officating minister. The bride wore a floor- length satin dress with matching coat and train. She carried a bouquet of red roses. 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