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' oo oY " . Clary 5 (7d A od RY ' y £4 . AIRF Blackstock News By O. Hill Twenty-two members of the U.C.W. spent an interesting evening in the C.E. Centre on Tuesday, May 25th. President Mrs. Harold Kyte opened the meeting with a poem "Reflec- tions". Mrs, Stanford Van Camp conducted the Worship period. After the singing of the hymn "In Christ there is no East or West", she led in pray- er and read a Scripture passage and Meditation on Missionary Education, Following the of- feratory prayer she read a letter from Rev. Robt. Clarke, telling "Why we are in India". Mrs. Richard Van Camp in- troduced the guest speaker Mr. Ali Khan, a teacher of High School here and a native of Trinidad, who told of the life and customs of Trinidad as compared with Ontario in a very interesting and informa- tive manner. Mrs, C. Hill thanked Mr. Khan, President conducted the busi- ness during which reports were heard from Secretary, Treas- urer, all units, Manse commit- tee. A nice letter of apprecia- tion from Mrs. Tonge, Hong Kong was read. Supply com- mittee reported the allocation bale gone and a large bale to Overseas Relief shipped and an- other ready to go to Simeoe Hall, Oshawa, also another to be sent Mrs. Tonge in a day or two. Some final plans for Spring Tea June 9th when Mrs, Meiklejohn of Toronts> Garden Club will "demonstrate floral arrangements, Meeting closed with prayer by President after which a delicious lunch was served by Esther Unit, Friday, May 28 the Women's Institute Bazaar was held in the Recreation Centre. All at- tending thoroughly enjoyed the excellent programme presented by The Sweet Adelines of Osh- awa, after which the President expressed the thanks of the ga- thering to the Sweet Adelines and declared the bazaar opene- ed. The many and varied ar- ticles for sale were soon dis- posed of and this was followed by a dainty lunch and social son, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Sam time. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Byooklin, and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Graham spent last weekend in Kingston. They attended the graduation exercises at Queen's University when Joyce (Mrs. Kelly) re- ceived her B.A. Saturday morn- ing. Incidently they also saw Mr, Lester Pearson receive his D.L. and Rev. Harry Mellow of Oshawa his D.D. that afternoon. Then they visited friends until Sunday afternoon. Congratulations to Miss Don- na McLaughlin, who mot only graduated from Peterboro Tea- chers Training College, but was also awarded a scholarship for achievement as the top student of the year. She is engaged to teach in Cartwright Central School commencing in Sept- ember. Miss Mabel VanCamp is at- tending a Y.W.C.A. convention in Saskatoon, Sask. this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Kewen and family Beaconsville, Que. spent the holiday week-end with her father Mr. Everett Trewin. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray and girls, Cresswell and Mr, & Mrs. Harold Wright, Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tay- lor Sunday 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Thomp- Tomkinson, Weston, were holi- daying guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning. . Miss Chrystal Fallis, Peter- boro spent the holiday week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradburn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mount- joy and Mrs.- W. Archer visited friends in Newcastle Tuesday. Mrs, Wilbert Archer attended a musical evening in the Mis- sionary Alliance Hall of Osh- awa Thursday when a choir of thirty voices from the Sask. Bible College presented the pro- gram. Mrs. Archer's niece Miss Jean Vincent is a member of the Choir. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mount- joy and Mis. W. Archer visited in Newcastle Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. Will Forder were Surday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffen, Lindsay. future. 1965. CET NS ONTA PUBLIC NOTICE The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Transportation Study, operating under authority vested in it by the Prov- Ince of Ontario, will hold public hearings during the Fall of 1965 in various locations in the region, bounded by the City of Hamilton on the west, the City of Oshawa on the east, and the City of Barrie on the north. In keeping with its investigation of all modes of land travel in the region leading to a co-ordinated transporta- tion plan of a regional nature for the future, the Study now invites municipalities, other public bodies, organizations and individuals to submit briefs on one or all of the follow- ing subjects in their regional context. 1. The type and location of transportation needed in the 2. The degree to which transportation availability and flexibility affects economic development and land use. 3. The policies of the.different levels of Government needed to resolve transportation problems. Parties wishing to make submissions are requested to file advance letters of intent before July 15, 1965. The closing date for accepting briefs will be September 30, A further notice setting the time and location of the hearings will be published at a later date, and participat- Ing parties will be notified officially. All correspondence and enquiries are to be directed fo: The Study Director METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION TRANSPORTATION STUDY POSTAL BOX 227 RIO Several from here attended Nestleton Anniversary Sunday. Next Sunday, June 6th is Blackstock United Church Sun- day School Anniversary with Rev. Duncan White, Field Sec- retary for Christian Education guest speaker. Music in A.M. by Children's Choir and in the evening by Bowmanville Train- ing School Choir. Sympathy is extended Mrs. Fred Dayes and all members of the Elford families in the death of their sister Mrs. L. Drinkle in Newcastle. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans were Mr, and Mrs. Bob Fairey and girls, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Piper, Courtice, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Barber and family, Oshawav ACCORDIAN GUITAR INSTRUCTION IN YOUR HOME (in town or rural area) INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIED at one low monthly rate Write for: Free ability test Free Demonstration lesson tc: Box 27, Port Perry Star "al A Nd Ye Ar xt ¥ i AKT RA Er ae J 5 ERR Rl ey eT tit PAIL Ir mri ei we (5 hie x NY ELTA ACRE a ' i Thursday, June 3rd, 1965-5 PORT PERRY STAR, Blackstock W. Institute Marks 50th Birthday May 14 was a red letter day in the history of Blackstock Wo- men's Institute. At a meeting in the Christian Education Centre of the United Church the branch marked the 50th anni- versary of its organization. The tables were decorated with spring flowers, yellow and blue serviettes, blue candles and yellow cakes on old fashioned stands. The ONO Club served refreshments to 85 guests. The toast to the Queen was followed by the Institute Grace and the hymn of all nations, The gathering was welcomed by Mrs, Percy Van Camp. Among the guests were many past pre- sidents and secretaries a well a the presidents and secretaries of the institutes in the West Durham District. DISTINGUISHED GUESTS The head table guests, intro- duced by Mrs. Arthur Bailey in- cluded Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, a member of Nestleton WI and the soloist; Mrs. M. Wiseman, Bowmanville, West Durham District Secretary; Mrs. C.! Mills, Maple Grove, district president; Mrs. R. Westlake, Brampton, area secretary-trea- surer; Mrs. J. Houck, Bramp- ton, guest speaker; Mrs. P. Van Camp, a charter member and now president of the local WI; Mrs. M. Emmerson, Nestleton, representing "the provincial board. Other charter members at the head table were: Mrs. Leith By- ers, Mrs. W. W. Van Camp, Mrs, Oscar Graham, Mrs. C. Hill and Mrs. A. L. Bailey, all of whom are still active. Mrs, Stanford VanCamp pro- posed the toast to the charter members, Mrs, C. Hill respond- ed. The toast to the WI at large was proposed by Mrs. C. ste Mrs. Emmerson res- porded. A toast to Blackstock WI was proposed by Mrs. C. | Mills. Mrs. J. Rahm replied. | GIFT PRESENTED On behalf of the district, Mrs. | Mills presented the local branch | with a brief case which was ac- (continued on page 8) Carload Food The Quality Food at AYLMER CHOICE PEAS 20 oz tins i 1 Happy Homemakers' Market, Albert Prince Headquarters for Money Saving Prices. g HEINZ Ketchup C ) 11 oz Btls. 45 TIDE DETERGENT Gt. Pkg. 05h POSTS Crispy Critter CEREAL 2 - 69: HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS 69c TWIN PACK J: 10 oz Pkg. SAICO Tuna Fish 2-63 WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW Mrs. W. J. HEAYN RLS FREE DRAW ON A FERN STAND WITH A $5.00 ORDER OR OVER. PRICES EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK- END, WED. - SAT. - JUNE 2 - § __ FOOD MARKETS 7 oz. Tin Ib. 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