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a FHL 3S $ » AL 12 LC) . X¢ NF Ws Abe <2 BaF Ay TAR F. -a BLACKSTOCK NEWS By O. Hill The regular monthly meeting of St. John's W.A. was held in the Parish Hall, July 15th with the President presiding. The hymn "O Keep us Lord each hour of need" was sung, and Mrs. Lucy Langfeld took the Devotional period and opening prayers. Mrs. Ashmore gave a hearty welcome to Mrs, G. V. A. Scott, who has been ill a long while. Treasurer gave a report of the bake sale at Caesarea, which was very successful. Prepara- tions were made for a "spode" demonstration in November. There will be a display of an- tiques at the fair in August. Meeting closed with prayer, followed by refreshments. A good crowd attended the shower in honour of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Swain, whick was held in the Recreation Centre ~-Friday evening. Mr. Merrill VanCamp was 'M.C. for the occasion and presented a programme consist- | ing of piano solos by Marie Van Camp and Linda Mountjoy. A humorous chorus by Mesds. | M. Van Camp, N. Bailey, N. Werry, J. Green, K. Van Camp and H. Martyn; a reading by Mrs. Don Green; a medley of" popular songs by Mrs. Lorne | Thompson, accompanied at the] piano by Mrs. Dave Wilson, and a reading by Miss 'Aileen Van Camp. } At this time the M.C. invited the bride and groom to seats on the platform, while Mrs. L. Thompson played "Here comes the Bride". With a few well chosen words Merrill presented a reclining chair, Hi Fi lamp & other gifts with the good wishes of this community. Both Jack and Nancy expressed their ap- preciation. Folowing a bounti- ful lunch, dancing to music! provided by Clara Nesbitt's Orchestra was enjoyed. Also a few played cards. Congregations were smaller than usual in both churches. Sunday morning, due to thei A NS cht dnd rain and so many on holidays. In the United Church Mr. Paul Agnew of Toronto gave a splen- did Temperance address. Mr. Stuart Dorr¢ll sang a solo "Soldiers of Christ Arise". In the Anglican Church Can- on Ashmore delivered an excel- lent sermon from the text "Let your Light so Shine". An interesting open session of Sunday School with a film on Stewardship was held in the United S. S. Mrs. C. McConnell and Mrs C. Patterson, Norwood, were Tuesday guests of Murs, C. Hill. Bishop and Mrs. Hunt, Tor- onto, visited and Ashmore Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Ruther- ford, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rutherford, U.S.A. and Mrs. Phena Mountjoy, Oshawa were Saturday evening guests of Mrs. Alma Fowler. Mrs. E. Balsom, Duncan Van- couver Island, is visiting her sister Mrs. Ernest Larmer and Mr. Larmer. Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Robertson, Minden, were Wednesday guests and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Canon Mrs. | LR WR SORBET WEI EE PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, July 22nd, 1965-15 Whitby, Saturday Mr .and Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bowmanville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrow of Hilton spent three days Tast week visiting relatives in Rochester. guests and Mrs. Jack Purdy and grand- son Paul Barker, Toronto, and Mr. & Mrs. Stanford Van Camp were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and children. Mrs. Phena Mountjoy, Osh- awa spent the week-end with the Harold Swains. Eleanor Wright, Janet Turne and Linda McLaughin spent last week at Camp Quin-Mo-Lac. Lois Wright spent a couple of days last week with the Floyd Stinsons, Yelverton and Pamela Stinson came home with her and spent two days with the Walter Wrights. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin, Lloyd and Earl attended a fa- mily re-union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trewin and family, Weston on Sunday. Mr. Charles and Miss Elford, Islay, called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright and the Fred Trewins on Saturday. Lena Mr. and Mrs. Harry Southon, Byighton, England ave spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Ballingal and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell and girls are spending this | week at their farm at Charlton. | Mr. and Mik. Roger Dorrell and | family, Ottawa are also holi- daying with them. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Henry, John, Betty and Linda, Bow- manville, visited his mother | ste, Lewis Henry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marwood Me- Kee, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson of Yelverton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wannon, Orono. Sorry to report Mrs. C. I. Hopkins is ill in Doctors Hos- pital, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graham visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham, Millbrook, Sunday. SALAD DRESSING French Regular or Miracle DeJean Regular SMALL SHRIMPS Jell-O All Flavours Henley Choice Canadian FRUIT COCKTAIL Bread & Butter Kraft Cracker Barrel MILD CHEESE KRAFT DRESSING 2 for 89 Regular Size JELLY POWDERS 10 for 99. HEINZ PICKLES 16 oz. Jar 29c 12 oz. Cut 45¢ Summer is Salad salads. £3 Cloverleaf \ T bi ; ik ablerite SOLID TUNA 1% Size Tin 39c J Wieners IGA 32-0z. Jar , : Shopsy's 93 16-0z. Jars SLICED Cooked Meats 414 oz. Tin 47 "New Vacuum Sealed Package" Potato Salad or Cole Slaw 1-1b. Pkg. 49 12-0z. Plastic Cup 29¢ 4 Varieties 6 oz. ros 1] 28-0z. Tin 39. Oven Fresh Royal Gold First Grade Clark's Fraservale IGA BUTTER tb.pint $7 BEANS: PORK 2:39: 2 1b. Poly Bag FROZEN PEAS 39 24-0z. Loaves IGA BREAD 3359: py. for 20-0z. Tin 29: is week IGA offer all t We invite you to dress up your meals with colour and flavour and join us in saluting "National Salad Week". BONELESS ROUND STEAK ROAST Leamington, Can. No. 1 Grade Field Tomatoes py. 9. PER QT. | HOPE'S 1.G.A. FOOD MARKET To Prices Effective July 21, 22, 23 and 24 -- We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. he OR RUMP ROAST TASTY ONTARIO -- Can. No.1 Grade New Potatoes Garden Fresh No. 1 Grade Crisp Lettuce 10 Ib. BAG New Crop Can. No. 1 Grade Ont. Cabbages (} 99 229. 6¢ Off PURITAN BEEF STEW MEAT BALLS & GRAVY 4 Varieties " CLARKS SOUPS Hostess 410 Oz. Tins 59c¢ POTATO CHIPS 13 Oz. Pkg. 59c 24-0z. 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