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- Blackstock News The Candace Unit of the| accompanied Mr. and Mrs. U.C_\W, met on November 3) Richard Van amp and family at the home of Donna Kvte/to visit the Science Centre with 15 members and 3 child | in Toronto. He i E i FFE ii | F F i : } i i : . é 5 l % | [ | | a 24 if BR gi 1 ath & 4 HU | i : af : : i E i if i g - Fs Ti bi Fit Lil rhe Ail H 3 E | ] | Nobody did. Least of all us. Because 5 years ago, we thought the Beetle wos virtually perfect. But, because we ve never been able to leave well enough alone, over 1000 improvements hove been made fo it since. ing 10 little friends for her seventh birthday on Monday Mrs. Percy VanCamp and Mrs. Gladys Thompson spent three days last week at the Women's Institute Conven- tion in Toronto as delegates. On Wednesday Mrs. Flora Samells & Mrs. Velva Bailey spent the day at the Conven- two friends she had met two years ago at Heritage Camp and "with the Young Voya- geurs and with whom she has corresponded since. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Assel- stine and Gayle of Waterloo were week-end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine and family. Sun- day callers were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, Doug and Rick, Mr. & Mrs. Innis Hanna and grandchildren, Debbie and Ken all of Oshawa. Mr. & Mrs. Grant Mahaffy recently moved into their new home on the Purple Hill Road from the apartment in Mr. Herb Hooey's house. On Thursday evening, the Blackstock Rangers held a Fashion Show in the Town- ship Hall with a fine crowd in attendance. Each Ranger had made and modelled three outfits commented on by Ranger Leader, Mrs. Shirley . | Turner assisted by Mrs. Joan Paisley. There was a great variety of well made, beauti- -|ful clothing ranging from school outfits, casual togs right up to evening gowns. The Rangers entertained by singing the following selec- tions accompanied by Linda Mountjoy on her autoharp; Joy is Like the Rain, It's a Long, Long Road to Freedom, Changin' and Let There Be Peace. Lori Turner accom. -| panied one number with her guitar. The delightful even- PORT+PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 12,1970 - @ ing closed with cookies and coffee. Mr. Richard Wall returned from Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay on Monday afternoon Mrs. Brian Hamilton spent from Tuesday night until Sunday in Collingwood. Sym- pathy is extended to Wendy on the very sudden passing of her brother-in-law in Col lingwood. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Turner, Lori and Janet spent the week-end with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson in Winchester. GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY On Sunday, November 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock celebrated their Golden Wed- ding Anniversary in the Par- ish Hall, Blackstock. Austin Beacock, a veteran of World War I, was united in marriage to Helen Whit field on November 3, 1920 at the bride's parents' farm home by Rev. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Beacock have one daughter, Mrs. John Mew and two grandchildren Rob ert and Jane Mew, all of Toronto. Several telegrams of con- gratulations were received during the week previous. Guests were present from Toronto, St. Catharines, Lind- say, Bobcaygeon, Oshawa, " Port Pery and Nestleton. Members of the A.C.W. serv- ed lunch. A. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET 985--2383 SEAGRAVE, ONT. BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates FREE BOB "BERO 985-7027 Like: a whole new front suspension system. A bigger, more powerful engine. A new heating system thot now has two heaters ond a toto! of 7 different outlets. And a new ventilation system. There's now a rear window defogger. A trunk thet carries twice as much as ever, A wider track for an even better ride. And bigger brakes for quicker stops. The end product of all this nit-pick- ing? The 1971 Super Beetle. There's never been another car like it. And that includes Volkswagens