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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 5th, 1964 BLACKSTOCK NEWS On Feb. 25, 1964, when the General U.C.W, met in the Christian Education room, the President Mrs. N. Malcolm op- ened the meeting with a poem-- "A Thought on Gratitude". Mrs. Marwood McKee and Mrs. Gordon_.Strong gave an impressive worship period on "A Training for Witness". A hymn was sung. Mrs. Ernest Larmer dedicated the offering. Mrs. Romeril, Candace unit leader, presided for the pro- gramme. The theme of which was--The World of Indian Wo- men and was ably dealt with by Mrs. Gordon Paisley and Mrs. Ralph Larmer, followed by the tape recording '"The Indian Women", Before commencing the busi- ness, the president asked for the motto to be repeated by all. Roll was called. Secretary & Treas- urer's reports received. Each unit leader reported on their February meeting. Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy gave a two-minute 'resume of the Presytery An- nual in Whitby. Mrs. Jean Me- Laughlin, Mrs. Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Harold Kyte also brought some worthwhile items. After the meeting closed with prayer by the President, the Anna unit had a fine bake sale. This was followed by a delici- ous lunch served by the Esther unit. 33 members attended. The Messengers and Explor- ers met together in the Sunday School room Tuesday and saw a film of Chinno--An Indian Boy. They also enjoyed several re- cords. Then viewed Indian clothes and toys which Doreen Van Camp had sent home. The Esther unit of the U.C.W. treat- ed them to a delicious lunch. The Annual Meeting of the Cartwright Conservative Asso- ciation was held Friday night in the Community Hall with a good attendance. 'Mr. John Hamilton, president presided for the business then asked Mr. Bob Sisson Bethany, president of the County Asso- ciation to preside for the elec- 'tion 'of officers which resulted as 'follows: -- President--John Hamilton; Vice president--Bill Ferguson; Secretary-Treasurer --Ernest Swain; Chairman of. the poling divisions:--Purple Hill -- Henry Wotten, Vice-- .Courtney Graham; Blackstock-- 'Roy Ferguson, Viee -- Percy VanCamp; Devitt's -- John Ar- cher, Vice -- Russel Larnier; Caesarea--Stanford Van Camp, Vice--Ralph Sadler; Nestleton --Lorne McKee, Vice--Maurice Nesbitt. Mr. John Hamilton returned to 'thie chair and called on Mr. Alex Carruthers, M.P.P. who expressed his appreciation for 'the 'support he received from 'Cartwright in the last election, and informally introduced Hon. Dr. M. B. Dymond, who has been Minister of Health for 5 an®®ne half years. The Doctor gave a most interesting and in- formative address on his work which includes Cancer; Alcohol- ism; Public Health; Heart Di- sease and Ontario's number one Health Problem, which his Men- tal disorder. The appreciation of the ga- thering was expressed to Hon. Dr. Dymond for his enlighten- ing address, by Mr. Garnet Ri- ckard, P.C. candidate for Dur- 'ham in the last Federal elec- tion, who also told some inter- esting and humorous items. Following the adjournment of the meeting the ladies served a delicious lunch and a social hour was enjoyed. Nine members and three vis- itors of the Anglican W.A. ga- thered in the Parish Hall on Thursday, Feb. 27th at 9 a.m. and commenced quilting on two qiults. Each lady brought her own sandwiches and desert and coffee was served by the host- esses, Mrs. Frank Staniland and Mrs. John Hamilton. After lunch a short meeting was held. The opening Devo- tional was given by Mrs. Velva Bailey which included, Bible reading, Meditation and prayer and a reading--*"A Message of the Trellis". Secretary and Treasurer reports were given. Further plans for the Dessert Tea April 15th at 1.15 p.m. were | made. Miss Carol Lane from Shell Oil Co. is. to be guest speaker. Members received tickets to sell for luncheon. The. Dorcas Secretary report- ed some donations in for the bale for Indian School... Other articles were promised and a cash donation was received to buy other necessary items for this bale, which must be shipped by the end of March. The ladies continued quilting. through the afternoon. The next meeting to be held March 19th at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall. : A. bus load of High School students _ enjoyed a skating party at Millbrook Friday night. The February meeting of the 'Town and Country Club was held in the Christian Education Centre Wednesday evening with an attendance of 652. Committee in charge of the évenings entertainment was Glenn and Marion Larmer; Ivan and Margaret Mountjoy; Mer- ril and Norma Van Camp. - Meeting opened with devo- '| tional by Glenn and Marion af- ter which Glenn conveyed a wel- come to all and asked Rev. Philip Romeril to introduce the panel, which consisted of Dr. Weber, Superintendant of Ont. Hospital, Whitby; Mr. Roy Tur- WES PLUMBING - HEATING - Phone 985-2473 Port Perry | 5 PLUMBING HEATING WIRING LANE ELECTRIC ner, Blackstock and Rev. John Romeril Courtice. The subject of discussion was Emotional and Mental Health. Following a very informative and thought provoking discus- sion, Rev, P, Romeril thanked gwas Sunday supper guest of the panel for their participa- tion in the discussion. Minutes were read, Treasur- er"s report given, Gwenith Thompson stated that Harold and Jean Kyte, Ivan and her- self having been leaders of Hi- C for three years, would like the club to choose others to carry on commencing in Sept. Lunch of cake and ice cream brought a pleasant and helpful evening to a close. Mr. Anson Taylor, Scarboro, came down Wednesday morning Feb. 24th and showed pictures taken on his trip through Rus- sia in December. Also gave a very informative talk to all the High School students and Grade 8 of Public School, who as- sembled in the Community Hall. Myr. Taylor has consented to show these pictures under the sponsorship of the Women's In- stitute, April 24th. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green on the arrival of their chosen son. ! Mr. Harold Turner, Miss Carol Anderson and Mrs. Donna Eaton, Winchester spent Thurs- day night; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner, Buckingham, Quebec and Mrs. Wallace Anderson, Winchester spent the week-end | with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner and girls and calling on Mr. Chas. Turner in Bowmanville hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Taylor, Blackstock; Mrs. J. Forder, Nestleton; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Dianne and Betty Jane, Blackstock; Mr. and Mrs. Gar- net Murray, Katherine and Carolynne, Cresswell; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ford and Paul, Tor- onto, were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Anson Taylor, Scarboro. in hon- or of Anson, Kathleen and Arn- old" who' all 'have birthdays in February. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and Mrs. Forder re- mained over night and called on Mr. Bill Taylor in Oshawa | hospital and Mrs. Ed Darcy in Columbus rest home on Sunday. Glad to report these two pro- 1 New, Lower Fares to Burope: Starting April 1st during part of the SUMMER 2 ENQUIRE AT Four Seasons Travel (Oshawa) gressing favourably. Mr. and Mrs, Bill King and $ Miss = Gertie Elliott, Oshawa, 54 : visited Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rahm : on Sunday. Sunday' guests of Mr. and S Mrs. Neil Bailey and baby How- ard were: Mr. and Mrs. Sandy $ Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred @ Burnie, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. Gary Cooper and Andrea, Ot-|$ tawa; Mr. Roy Corden, Bow- manville; Mrs. Velva and Miss |- Catherine Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans at- tended the wedding of Miss Mary Wilkins and Mr. Bill Mel- drum of Port Hope. in Oshawa and the reception at Guild Inn, Scarboro, Saturday. Mrs. Art Rustin and Donald, Port Credit, visited her mother 'Mrs. Robt, Ford Saturday. Friday evening Mrs, Jack Purdy, Toronto entertained se- veral school day pals to a de- licious buffet supper and a most enjoyable evening was spent by Mrs. John Venning; Mrs. George Wolfe; Mrs.' Bill Reid; Miss Florence McLaugh- lin; Mrs. Ernest Belyea; Mrs. Cecil Hyde; Mrs. Sandy Daw- son and Mrs. Blyth Morrison. Mrs, Lewis Fitze is spending a 'few days with relatives in Oshawa. Misses Gertrude Henry, Tor- onto, spent the week-end at home. : : Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cox, Bow- ant, Oshawa ,visited Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning Sunday. Mr. Glenn Larmer attended an A.0.T.S. meeting in Harm- ony Church, Oshawa, Saturday. Mr. Harold Potts, Willowdale, Mrs. W. W. VanCamp and Miss Mable Van Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paisley were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, Larry Ashton, Oshawa. Mrs. John Hamilton is thends ing this week with the Gerald Warnes, Kingston while John is working at Port Colborne. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe and boys were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Bowman and family, Enfield. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Gra. ham visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham, Millbrook Sunday. Word has just been received of the death of Mrs. Russel Riches, (former Blackstock re- sident) in Peterboro this morn- ing, (Monday). Mrs. Goldwin Faint and fa- mily and Mrs. David Fairthorn and family, Toronto visited the ladies parents Mr. and Mrs. Os- mond Wright Sunday. The Wrights wedding. anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Les Wagstaff; Mr. and Mrs. Aitkens and small son of Lindsay; Mr. and Mr, Roy Johnston, Oakwood, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bowman- vill; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ar- cher, Marilyn, Ronald and Jim, "Whitby were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Ar- cher. "Mr. and Mrs. Massom Mina- ker, Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer Thursday. SELL and BUY CLASSIFIED SECTION : Port Perry Star ~ PHONE: 985-7388 manville and Mr, Allan Pass- (Manchester); Obituary- MR. SAMUEL MULHOLLAND The death of Samuel Mulhol- land occurred. on Wednesday evening, February 26th, very suddenly at-his home, east of Greenbank, "Ontario. Sam Mulholland was born at White Abbey, Northern Ireland on February 9th, 1888, the son of William Mulholland and Mar- garet Boyd, He came to Can- ada as a young boy and resided in Toronto. In 1920 he married Lavinia Mann and worked for the former Ideal Bread Comp- any for twenty-four years as Manager of the West End Branch. In 1947 Sam retired and moved to Greenbank where he and his wife resided until his death. . A veteran of World War I & II, Sam Mulholland was a Life Member of Queen City (Tor- onto Lodge, Masonic and also a member of Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion, Port Perry, Ontario, He is survived by his wife, two sons (William of Camp Borden) and Walter Edwin two daughters, Flora (Toronto) and Marie (Port Perry). Seven grand. children also survive. An only child, Sam Mulholland has no surviving relatives either in Canada or in Ireland. The remains rested at the McDermott - Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Perry for memorial service in the chapel on Satur- day, February 29th at.2 p.m. Rev. C. C. Gilbert, Padre of Fidelity "Lodge and also Padre "| of Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion conducted the service. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery Prince Albert. 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