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------ Blackstock Wo He Lo Mission Band met Thurs, pm. Opened by singing "For the Beauty of the Earth" and repeating the Mission. Baud Purpose. Minutes wére read and roll called by Sylvia Lawrence, - Our next roll to be "Signs of Winter", Anne Gibson gave a nice reading "Counting their Presents". Lorraine: Dayes played a piano solo, "All Thro. the Night". Mrs, Taylor told the story "Tippy Finds Friends". We sang "Can a Little Child like me." Mrs, Hill gave the Worship talk on Thanksgiving, illustrated by pictures on flannelgraph,- We all repeated the 100th Psalm, [Rosemary Lubson took up the offering and we safg "Since My Heavenly Father", Mrs. Hill of- fered prayer. We sang 'Praise Him' and Lorraine Dayes pronounced the Benediction. There were 29 children and 2 leaders present. Twenty-seven ladies from Black- stock and Netleton chartered a bus on Tuseday evening and attended the 60 anniversary of the District Women's Institute held in Newcastle. All re- port a'splendid evening, turkey supper and a fine programme, Murs. W. Archer was the only mem- "ber of W.A. here who attended the W. A. convention in Courtice last Wednesday. - A large crowd gathered in the re- - creation centre' Wednesday night to honor Mr, and Mrs. H. Hamilton on their recent marriage. Mr, Garry Venning a school chum, was chairman for a fine programme, then he pre- sented the large table of gifts, Hap replied very nicely on behalf of his wife and self. After a bountiful lunch the rest of soning was spent in dancing. Again on Friday evening we had "another shower. This time the guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs, Ewart Leask (Clara Marlow). Mr, Howard Saywell was chairman for another fine programme and presentation of gifts. Both Clara, as one of our own village, and Ewart made very nice replies. The couple will reside on the groom's home near Taunton. did lunch and social time the floor was «leared and the rest of the evening spent in dancing, Misses Joan Hoskin and Joyce Gra- ham and Messrs. Glen Larmer and Allan Bailey attended the Y.P,U. con- vention in Kingston from Friday eve. untik Sunday evening. Rev. -Bramley Keys, Toronto, rep- resentative for the Bible Society spoke in the Anglican Church Sunday a.m., also at Caesarea and Nestleton United in p.m. and "Nestleton Persbyterian in the evening. At the latter he show- ed slides and the annual meeting was held. The re-organization meeting of the Men's Club of the Anglican Church was held recently with the following officers elected: --Pres.--Geo. Wolfe; Secy-Treas,.--CGeo. Staniland; Commit- tee--Gea. Saunders. Wm. Campbell, Tom Hoidge, Fred Hamilton. Their 1st-card party was held Thurs. night when nine tables of euchre were played. - Winners--Ladies . 1st--Murs. Clarke Williams; 2nd Mrs, Ursula Gib- son; Gents--Mr, Chas. Smith; 2nd-- Keith VanCamp. Door prize--Mis. Oscar Graham. Mrs. Burnell who has been visiting: her cousin Mrs. Harold Swain and other relatives in this, vicinity left on Friday for her home in Winnipeg. , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson left for their home in Penticton, B. C., Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Wright and fa- mily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 3 Phone 6562 | SPECIAL THIS WEEK SIMPLICITY WASHER MODEL 14W 2 PT. $184.50 TIMER and PUMP 2 YEAR GUARANTEE | nal TRADE- IN ALLOWANCE PHOENIX APPLIANCES Located opposite Post Office. PORT PERRY After a splen- \ INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION la has proven successful-- Te followin 8 TASTER DAIRY 24% CONCENTRATE 200 lbs. 800 lbs. YOUR OWN GRAIN 16% DAIRY RATION our grain to us and let us grind it and thoroughly Being With the proper amount of Master 24% Concentrate. MASTER FEEDS Friendly Service, NI pont Pisay Tr hod Folens PHONE 1 i 4 * Bip 00s MSE PRRs A ts ' Don Gray (Joyce Scott) at Rexdale, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs, Oakley Carley and Anne were week-end guests of Mr. and Mus, Clarence Marlow snd Bill, Mrs, Jas, Campbell and Mr, Alvin Campbell, Fenelon Fallg, ealled on Mr, and Mra. Mervyn Graham Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Armstrong of Burnt River were dinner guests of his sthggr Mrs, Ray McGill, Friday, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hill attended ser- vice at Prince" Albert Sunday where Rev. [R, B. Harrison, a former pastor of Cartwright was preaching, then were supper guests of the Les. Bea- cock's, : , Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce Gibson and Dennis, Port Hope visited the Mervyn Graham's 'Sunday. . Murs, Charlotte Forder, Bowmanville visited the Howard Forder's and Carl Wright's Saturday and Sunday. Mr, Frank Staniland's Sale on Sat. was quite successful. Mr. and Mrs, T. Bowman spent Mon. with their son Mr. Godfrey Bowman and family, Enfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ern, Hale; Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning yisitéd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kerr, Claremont Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cook were Sun- day guests of My, and Mrs, Wilbert Archer. "Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson and Mr. Alex Dever visited Mrs. Wm. Cob- beldick, Orono Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Wright at- tended the service in" Donland's United Church Sunday when their grandson Wm, David Fairthorne was baptized by Rev. Perkins. Mr, and Mrs. Lorema Mountjoy and Miss Rose Mountjoy, Nestleton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sel Mountjoy. . Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Asseltine on the sudden passing of his youngest brother Victor in Trenton Sunday. Funeral will be held Wednesday. s Miss Shirley Hamilton underwent an appendicitis operation in Port Perry hospital Monday a.m. At time of writing all reports favorable, * The October meeting of the W.A. of St. John's Church was held in the Parish Hall Thursday p.m. with the President presiding. Meeting opened with Devotional exercises and the member's Prayer in unison. Roll call was answered by 19 members. Decid- ed to have the thank- offering boxes reught to tie church Sunday, October 30th. In connection with a memorial Sic NAR eed ir lh Se db grb Bt ES A I AAA nd HDA dit hE Ciba to Dr. Mable Cartwright, a motion was carried that a donation be sent. De. cided to accept an invitation from the ON.O. to cater to their banguet.on Nov. 26th and dispenge with the usual turkey supper for this year. A read- ing "The Living Agent" was given by Mrs. A. lL. Bailey. Meeting closed with prayer by the Rector, after which lunch was served by Group III with Murs, Geo, Staniland convener, Ashburn Anniversary services will be held in Burns Presbyterian Church on Sun- day, October p.m, with Rev. Boyd, of Peterborough as guest speaker. Special music by < the choir at the morning service as- sisted by the men's Quartette from the Whitby United Church Choir in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton, Wayne and Allan spent the week-end with friends at Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stiver and family of Unionville spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WW. A. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Altved Parrott and Grant; Mrs. G. Briggs and Mrs. Robt. Parrott attended the Ward-Jamieson wedding held in Mt. Zion Church on Saturday, October 22nd, Several from here attended Anniver- sary services at Myrtle United church on Sunday when Rev, KE. Crossley Hunter of Toronto was the guest speaker, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Doble, of Sun- derland; Mr. and Mvys. James Doble, and Mr, Lawrence Doble of Toronto were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doble. Miss Ruth Richardson of Toronto spent the week-end with her parents 'Mr. and. Mrs. R. Richardson, Mr: and Mrs. Wm. MéAndless of Wexford, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs." Edgar Heron. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding recently on the occasion of Mrs, Henry Fielding's 83 birthday were: Myr, and Mrs, Arthur Fielding and Elaine, of Manchester; Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fielding, of Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beelby and Carl, of Scugog Island; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and Myrle, of Ash- burn, Mr, and Stes Walter Downing and Miss Frances Downing of 'Toronto were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Daw. 30th at 11 a.m. and 7.80 x wi AY LEB BY . ; EPL SEARS BPE-o Baron © ST BEE Se SR RHEL SR a ae Sana The next meeting of the Head W.A, Graham on Nov. 2nd. Mrs. Ashbridge's group will be ju charge, and don't forget that we are packing a box of clothing for overseas.' The first meeting of the Head Farm Forum will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Martyn on Monday even- ing, Oct.. 81st. Everyone interested is most welcome to attend. "Mr, and Mrs, Bob Brown of Noble- ton and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Young of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrgav on Sunday, Mra. Havry Webster of Kenora, B.C, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. C. Reader for a few weeks, and is calling on friends in the community. Myr. and Mrs, H. Barry spent last week end visiting friends in Halibur- ton. Scugog Home & School Association met last Wednesday evening at the Head School. } The meeting opeped- with the sing- ing of 'O Canada'.- Minutes were read and adopted. Mrs. Earl Reader took charge of the suggestion box and se- veral good suggestions were discussed, Family Film night proceeds were $3.20. The attendance award went to Head School. Murs, Glen Hood led in a contest, and was won by Mrs, Earl Reader. Mrs, Eunice Hunter gave an interesting reading and then led in a musical contest on Countries. Lunch was served by Mrs. Michie, Mrs. Rus. Pogue and Mrs, Earl Reader. November meeting will be held at the Centre School on Nov. 16th with the following ladies in charge of the lunch--Mus. John Warren, Mrs. Alvin Heayn and Mrs, Thos. Redman. Mr, Newman, the student minister sermon last Sunday morning. The Anthem "Someone is Praying for You" was sung by the Choir. A trip to Toronto to see the "Ice -f, Capades" is being planned for mid- November. Anyone interested, plense contact Mrs, Neil Lamont 462-r-2. Choir practice is on Thursday even- ing at 8.30 p.m. at Grace United Church. au Fe will be held 'at the home of Mable }. from Toronto, again preached a fine EF Sa ; SN Aa Maia AES EY A i VAR TE EF mr VF oF PAN FFT SRR 3 met] Cf (7 a w LO 302 HAR EIR RES » . 47% , AE Ane 3 " pros ata. l apes a Ge THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER #7th, 1985-1 ' Sms ~~ DANCE , To the Music of VAN WALKER, with vocalist BILL JAY, * v Summer engagement at Cedar Beach Pavilion, . 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