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h EE de -------- with a pot luck dinner at 7 pm. and Bill Bradley, Bowmanville They were pleased to welcome God's world," then the meeting clos- 1. Carl Gimblett; 2. Ann Taylor; 3. | Guest speaker will be Art Drysdale along with Nancy and Bob Bryans Verna. Windrem, the student ed with a prayer. Gladys Slack; 4. Betsy Staniland; 5. ' i who will speak at 8:15. Phone either visited. minister, who was with them. During the Christmas holidays James Emerton; 6. Nerta Masters; § Linda or Joyce for further details. Nancy and Bob Bryans and Patti Lois Luke, unit leader, welcomed Judy and Carl Gilbank and family Low - Gladys Potts; Draws - Betsy i { This meeting is open to the public Alpe enjoyed Christmas dinner with everyone and gave a New Year's moved into their house on the first Staniland, Nerta Masters and i | with visitors from here and other the Bryans family at Tom and Don- theme. : concession. : Gladys Potts. 4 communities welcome. na Lee Curlew's home, Fenelon Eleanor Werry has now taken There will be openings in the new Nancy Bryans along with her : i { The community extends to Mrs. Falls. They later visited former over the duties of secretary. They Night Course at the Cartwright High mom Babe Brown and cousin Deb- 2 Olive McLean best wishes ontheoc- neighbours Terry and Shirley are catering for the Lions Club din- School. Courses offered are bie Gay both of Oshawa recently en- ? casion of her ninieth birthday which McBride of Cambray. ner on January 15th and are in Cosmetology, Chair Caning, and joyed Team Canada vs. US team at 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 21, 1986 Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly The annual meeting of the Blackstock Agricultural Society will take place on Thursday, January 30 at the Recreation Centre beginning she celebrated this past week. Her family helped her celebrate with a family gathering and dinner on Saturday afternoon. Happy Birth- day, Mrs. McLean. Sorry to report that two of our residents are in Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. Both Margaret Duivesteyn and Bob Holliday are patients there awaiting surgery this coming week. ts are with you and your families at this time. Better health is wished for Joan Argue who broke her ankle last week. Sympathy is extended to Frank and Jennie Bailey on the passing of Frank's sister in December. Mrs. Annie Adams of England was the sister whom the Baileys visited after so many years apart. On Saturday evening, Gord, Deb- bie and Leanne Bryans were hosts for a birthday celebration for Bev LOW FINANCE "RATES Black. Supper guests were Bev and Shirley and Brad Black all of Oshawa, Terry, Robbin and Travis Black of Scugog Island. Later Beth Sunday evening dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther were Miss Marg Pellow, Oshawa and Rev. Mel Butler, Greenwood. The Blackstock Co-op Nursery School held its regular meeting on January 8. The matter of medicals and other file matters were discuss- ed. The Children's Christmas party had been a fine success. Plans were made for the Valen- tine's Dance coming up on February 15. Tickets are available from Milburn and Ellen Lamb at 986-4310. The activities for the next term were outlined and included visits and many special days. Boxing Day celebrations for the Brown family was held as in the past with Babe and Wilf Brown at their home in McLaughlin Square, Oshawa. Those from Blackstock who were attending were Patti Alpe, Gord and Debbie Bryans and Lean- na along with Nancy and Bob Bryans. Twelve members of the morning unit of the UCW met at Peggy Larmer's home for the January meeting. : charge of the lunch for the General UCW meeting on January 22. The UCW officers will be install- ed at the church service on January 26th. At the meeting they also signed a card for Mrs. Olive McLean for her 90th birthday. : Edith McLaughlin gave an in- teresting programme on grand- parents. As almost all of them are grandmothers, we had a lively discussion. The meeting was ad- joured with the Miz-pah benediction. The afternoon unit of the UCW met at the home of Dora Martyn with seventeen ladies present. A dessert of cheesecake and tea was served and the meeting opened by Jean Adams reading a poem "Tomorrow" starting off the year 1986. Devotional by Grace Hall, was taken from second Samuel - verses PURCHASER DOLLAR DIVIDEND CHOICE #1 Low finance rates on all new and used Sperry bines which carry their own low finance rate ANaNCINg or 18 months on ail Nay equipment forage equipment gri 0 0" grinders 1 you buy before January 31 1986 finance for 12 months ify ° quarterly or semi annual payments required : 'No matter which route you choose, Sperry New Holland oF puts you on the road to savings. New Holland equipment except com- Rates effective until March 31, 1986. nder-mixers manure spreaders and tub u buy before March 31. 1386). Monthly. "Pot luck dinner starts Agricultural 1-17. Minutes were read by Aileen Byers, and the roll call answered with a suggestion for a reply to future roll calls. Programme was conducted by Marion Larmer with further stuuies of our Native Indians.- "We live in Slimnastics. Call the school 986-4241 for information and registration. Splendid year meeting The High School students are all busy writing examinations this week so their styles have been greatly altered. Good luck on your efforts. ' The cold weather cut into atten- dance at the weekly card party with only 6 tables there. Winners were: the newly-opened Copps Coliseum, Hamilton. Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader Congratulations to all organiza- tions of the Scugog Pastoral Charge in having all reports in on time so that complete copies were available for all families on Sunday. They il- lustrate a splendid year of co- operation and progress. The Bulletins. remind us of Bible Study in the morning of Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Dianne McKinzey's. A joint Worship Service next Sunday at 10 a.m. followed by a Congrega- tional meeting to discuss budgets and other details. Wednesday afternoon Yanuary 29th, at 1:30 p.m. U.C.W. groups will meet at the Villa Nursing Home. We anticipated a good start into 1986 after such a spell of cold weather and lots of clean white snow. But our next experience was rain, fog. dirty snow-and poor driv- GRAND aman une DALE... ing. Then illness struck a few Island people when Syd Chandler, John and Mabel Sweetman entered hospital with pneumonia. Of course Marion Hughes has spent several weeks there with New Year's Day at home. Recently she was visited "by a nephew who takes part in the "Musical Ride" for special occa- sions. He was on his way to an African holiday. Prior to the pneumonia patients, Earl Reader had gone to hospital with a massive stroke, resulting in some handicaps. It seems as if John Sweetman may celebrate his 85th birthday then with an unusual group of guests on January 22nd, as the hospital is just about full. Other victims have flu which they are nursing at home. 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