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Port Perry Star (1907-), 14 Jan 1965, p. 12

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v & LA ln Sd i te ed i TN ot LIE ve voll Whe ---- el SE ARROC ERIS WS TW EONS ? ERM rl 77 EAP WN " | }e i 12--PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1965 BLACKSTOCK NEWS By O. Hill Twenty-four ladies, one gent and two children attended the annual meeting of the U.C.W. in the Christian Education room Tuesday, Jan. 5th, 1965. Re- tiring President Mrs. Neil Mal- colm, opened the meeting with "Ten Commandments for the New Year" and prayer. Mrs. Walter Wright and Mrs. Lloyd Wright of the Dorcas unit, conducted a fine New Year's devotional period with the themie--Real Happiness lies in the joys of achievement. In calling the roll, the Sec- retary reported the number of meetings each member had at- tended during the year. Several motes of appreciation for remembrances at Christmas were received. Reports of all departments were given. Fol- lowing the report of the nomin- ating committee by Mrs. Glenn Larmer, Mrs, Malcolm express- ed appreciation for co-operation during her term of office and hopes for continued success in the future and turned the meet- ing over to Rev. P. Romeril who gave an inaugural address and installed the following of- ficers: Past Pres.--Mrs. N. Malcolm President--Mrs. Harold Kyte 1st Vice--Mrs. Glenn Larmer 2nd Vice--Mrs. Roy McLaughlin Secretary--Mrs. Ralph Larmer Treasurer--Mrs, Gord. Paisley Convenors Citizenship & Social Action-- Mrs. Roy McLaughlin Com. Friendship & Visiting-- Mrs. Kenneth Lee Co-op in C.E. & M.E.-- Mrs. Stanford Van Camp b RO EE NN CE EE XT FOX OI ORION MONON OTOLCIOSCROROR ORAS " VICTOR'S SPORTS & CYCLES CO. OOOG 92 SIMCOE ST. N. TOTO MOOOOR® CaO OSHAWA, ONT. OS® NO SIA AVAWLPY All remaining stock of Victor's Sports and Cycle, Oshawa, being liquidated by private sale, & ORONO, DOPOD DDOOODS Call MRS. J. VICTOR, Prince Albert, PHONE 985-7115 Baby carriages; cribs; playpens; car seats; car beds, etc. Sleighs, toboggans; toys; bicycle parts and accessories. ARORA AOL OS ORO OR OZR ORO OSCROSOSOROSOR OR GOO UC Oa Ca Oa0a 0a 0a Ca Cas 0RCR0OR00 WINTER'S THE TIME FOR Renovating and clean up jobs WHEN Men and materials are available SUPPORT YOUR WINTER. EMPLOYMENT CAMPAIGN CALL YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 314 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH, ~ Phone 728-4631 OSHAWA he mihi ss" set ¥ CL) 0} i » ait bhi be vats bi bonis dd, A Muvhubes Sih nies §| NURSING HOME b| Tray Service, T.V. hada Ae Fy TL YAS 2AM BEE \ A Flowers for Church-- Mrs. Harold McLaughlin Literature & Communications-- Mrs. Russel Mountjoy Representatives on Manse Com. --Mrs. Ivan Thompson, Mrs, Harold Martyn Membership, Stewardship & Recruiting--Mrs. Harvey Graham, Nomination--Mrs. W. Mahaffy Mrs. Ross Duff Programme--Mrs. Richard Van Camp, Mrs. Arnold Taylor Social Functions-- Mrs. Jim Marlow Supply & Social Assistance-- Mrs. Cecil Hill Rep. on Com. of Christian Ed.-- Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Mrs. Gordon Strong Rep. on Board of Stewards-- Mrs. Murray Byers Press & Archives-- . Mrs. Cecil Hill Pianist--Mrs. Gordon Strong Unit Leaders-- Anna: Mrs. K. Samells Candace: Mrs. P, Romeril * Dorcas: Mrs. W. Wright Esther--Mrs. B. Mountjoy The new President, Mrs, Kyte now took the chair and after a few words of greeting, appre- ciation of all done in pagt and asking co-operation in the fu- ture conducted a few items of business. Mrs, J. Carnaghan expressed thanks to Mrg. Mal- colm for her. untiring works, which was heartily endorsed by all. Rev. Romeril closed the meeting with prayer. The Anna unit served a daipty lunch. Blackstock Women's Institute held their January meeting in the Commanity Hall Wednes- day afternoon with 18 members present/and Mrs. Velva Bailey presiding. Meeting opened with Ode and Collect. Minutes and Treasurer's reports were read, also several notes of thanks for gifts received at Christmas. Committees were appointed to work on exhibits for fairs. De- cided to hold a euchre party Jan. 29th. Mrs. IC, Smith re- Yorted on Port Perry hospital auxiliary meeting. All are asked to begin preparing for the bazaar in the spring. The roll call--A Farm Safety Tip--was well answered. Mrs. J. "A. McArthur, convenor of the Agriculture group now pre- sided. Mrs. Stanford VanCamp gave a most interesting res- ponse to the motto:--*The Bliss of Growth: The Glory of Ac- tion: The Splendor of Beauty", All enjoyed singing the Safety Version of Old McDonald's Farm. Mrs. Ralph Larmer introduc- eded tHe guest speaker Mr. A, 0. Dalrymple, P. Ag. District Agriculture Representative, who gave a very informative and interesting address on some of his work, and the many changes in the past few years. Mrs. McArthur expressed thanks to Mr. Dalrymple, then conducted an- Agricultural Con. test. Meeting closed with the Queen, after which a social chit chat was enjoyed while partak- ing of the lovely lunch and ¢up of tea served by the group, gM eM WE NOW CARRY A LINE OP L] a Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Drop in and see what we have to offer THE PORT PERRY STAR Ph. 985-2806 Port Perry, Ont. Convalescent and Chronic Patients Semi-Private Accommodations EADE'S Small Enough to be Homiey Large Enough for Comfort Reasonable Rates 'Home away from Home' DEAD OR CRIPPLED FARM STOCK Picked up promptly. Telephone collect, Hampton ; 263-2721 MARGWILL FUR FARM TYRONE License No. 333-C-64 Oct./685 DUFF ELECTRONICS TELEVISION SAYES and SERVICE Phone 985-7998 or 985-2728 _ PORT PERRY Formerly Apex TV Service Dec. 81/64 WANTED Horses and Cattle o HIGHEST PRICES PAID eo According to Size & Condition. Small Animals Removed Free. Phone Zenith 32800 NO TOLL CHARGE Power Equipped Trucks. 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