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Ee, WES Ra x oy Aa y CSRS i "6 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, March 11th=1965 Blacksto By 0. Hill Twenty-four ladies gathered in the Community Hall Wed- nesday evening for the March meeting of the Women's Insti- tute. After the customary opening the business was dealt with. Roll call--"Wear Some- thing Green". Most of the ladies displayed something green, The Sweet Adelines expect to be able to come and entertain at the bazaar May 28th. The April annual meeting will be in the form of a Pot Luck dinner at 12.80. On behalf of the Rotary Club of Bowmanville Mr. Wm. Thies- burger of Tyrone showed a film entitled "Time out for Fun" showing some of the work be- ing done for Crippled Children. Mrs. Ralph Larmer expressed the thanks of the gathering to Mr. Theisburger. Mrs, Mervyn Graliam gaye the Current Events. The Motto--"The more yon use. your.talents. the more | 8 talents you will have--was ably responded to by Mrs. Roy Tay- lor. "Mrs. Wm. Yaucemp told seme' jokes. . Two readings were given by Mrs. Wilbert Archer "An ac- count -of the W.I. meeting in Blackstock ,impersonating the 5Oth Anniversary at Stoney Creek", also "Two Monkeys". Meeting closed with "The Queen", after which the citizen- ship group served lunch. The Messengers and Ex- plorers met together Tuesday after school and saw a Film on Trinidad, after which they went ~to-their--own-rooms.--- The -Ex- plorers had a devotional period in which Eleanor Wright -and Graham Duff assisted. Nancy Dorrell conducted a question- aire on the Film and their for- mer studies of Trinidad. Chief Explorer Bob Swain closed the n;eeting with the Explorer clos- ing exercises. 10 children and 2 leaders attended. Nineteen Messengers and the tvio Leaders attended. The Messenger hymn was sung and Prayer repeated. Elizabeth Thompson told the Bible story. Two games were played. Fourteen persons from this area went to Toronto on a chartered bus Monday evening and saw "One Hundred and Ten in the Shade" at the O'Keefe Centre. Evidently that snow storm the week before last chased a few more people from this area. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp left Friday on a motor trip and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith left Saturday morning by bus for Florida, The wea- ther has been mild and lovely for a week now. i A good number of ladies from here attended the World Day of Prayer Service in Cad- mus Friday and heard an ex- cellent address by Mrs. Ash- more on "What Doth the Lord Require of Thee". Msds. Roy Prayre, Jim Tallis and Jim Gray sang "He's got the Whole World in His Hand". Mrs. Norman Rohrer president of Cadmus U.C.W. presjded, Mrs, Ken Gray was organist and ladies from all the churches led parts of the service. Sincere Sympathy is extended Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer & family on the sudden death of her sister-in-law Mrs. Elgin Taylor of Solina Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Roy McLaugh- lin visited their mothers Sun- dey afternoon. Mrs. Murphy ir. Bowmanville Hospital and Mrs. McLaughlin in Oshawa Hospital, ck News Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Brown and Debbie, Courtice visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and fa- mily on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeMille and Kerry, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm and fam- ily Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Whitby and -Miss Marilyn Ar- cher, Peterboro, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Noel Morton & boys, Oshawa, visited Mr. Roy Ferguson, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Ferguson and Alan Sunday. Sunday guests of Mrs. Char les Venning, Wayne and Linda were: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gunter Laura Jo and Scott, Port Ar- thur; Mr. and Mrs. Deed Little and Sandra, Whitby; Mr, and Mrs. Garry Venning and Penny, Port Perry and Miss Dianne Fralick, Scugog. Mr. Jack Swain and Miss Nancy Martin of Oshawa, visit- ed Mr. Weir Swain and Rev. and' Mus, Milton _ Sanderson,' J Teronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Swain visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers, Lindsay on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Werry and Mr. and Mrs. Lew Swain visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Powers, Lindsay on Thursday. Mrs. L. Bradley, Bowman- ville is visiting Mr. and Mus. Oscar Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer; Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Larmer attended the funeral of Mrs. Elgin Taylor, Solina on Mon- day. Sympathy is extended Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yellowlees (nee Lois Larmer) on the sud- den death of his mother, Mrs, R. Yellowlees on 'Sunday. LADIES CURLING frase NEWS Enjoy yourself it's later than you think - Just a few more weeks for curling at the rink. The weeks go by as quickly as a wink Enjoy yourself, enjoy yourself It's later than yuo think. Tuesday, Feb. 16th-- G. Hunter 12, M. Heron 7 B. Beare 13, I. Mitchell 1 R. Mitchell 9, N. Kenny b M. 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