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r TASH A EA Se PR LAE BEC 0 LST ANE Tt A SFY. EY AR A ayaa TAL SAT IAL BART iy . - Sian, Ys iit ian dtd 3 dh bc basch dud By O. Hill In the United Church Sunday morning 11 members of the choir were back on duty after two months holidays and sang an Authem "God Reveals His Presence". Rev. P. Romeril took as the subject of his ser- non "The Wisdom of the Simple", Rally Day programme was carried out in Sunday School with all pupils receiving their new books and finding their places in mew classes. There are also several changes of teachers. Mrs. Blake Gunter is Superintendant of the Primary Department. In St! John's Church Canon Ashmore preached from the subject "The Questioning Spirit". The Sacrament of Holy Communion was admin- istered as usual on the first Sunday of the month. Saturday, Sept. 11th the an- nual Sunday School picnic is to be held. If weather permits it will be on Cartwright Park, Caesarea -- if not fine -- in the Parish Hall. Blackstock Women's Institute met in the Community Hall Sept. 1st with an attendance of 25. Following the opening ex- ercises the Roll Call "A first aid remedy and what it is used for" was well answered. There was considerable correspond- ence including the reading of six resolutions. Sec'y Mus. Ralph Larmer reported on the short course she and Mrs. Rich- ard Van Camp had taken at Orono namely--*"How to be well dressed and well groomed". She . Blackstock News asked for co-operation of W.I. members in arranging the class. Mrs. Stanford Van Camp was named delegate to the fall Convention with Mrs. Russel Mountjoy alternate. Mrs. Chas. Smith and the Pres. will contact Mr. Paisley, Principal of High School concerning the award- ing of Prizes. for high standing. Mrs. 8. Van Camp, group leader for "health" read an in- teresting article on Safety and called on Mrs. Lorne Thompson to reply to the motto "He who cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he him- self must pass". Two Bowman- ville ladies, Mrs. Buttery and Mrs. Mundy Dist. President were present. Mrs. Mundy gave a very interesting talk on W.I. work and closed with "Its nice to be important but more important to be mice". Mrs. Percy Van Camp showed pictures of Holland and Hawaii and commented on same. Mrs. G. Skelding gave current events. A contest, lunch and the "Queen" closed a very plea- sant evening. Monday evening, August 30, cver 30 members of the Fergu- son relatives gathered in the Cammunity Hall to spend a so- cial evening' with Mrs. T. J. S. Ferguson of Nelson, B.C. who just had two days to visit in this area and Mr. Sam Gibson and Miss Ivy Withers of Lavoy, Sask. Mr. Gibson has had a nice visit with the relatives and friends but his granddaughter, Miss Withers just arrived a few days before and they have left for home now. Bowling Alley WILL Re-open In September "NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR LEAGUE BOWLING Men's and Women's Leagues now being organized. Shift Workers Welcome. Your inquiry will be forwarded to League Exec- utives. Call Frank Hastings 985-2539 or 985-7908. A very pleasant evening of visiting was spent. Those from cutside Cartwright were: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ferguson, Osh- awa; Mr. and Mrs. Everard Sanderson, Galt; Mr. and Mus. Bruce Montgomery, R.R. En- niskillen; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hannah and Rose Ellen, Hamp- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Pearce and Mrs. G. Crawford spent the week-end at a cottage in Wood- land Estate on the Trent River. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paisley attended the Principals Con-. ference at Waterloo University | week before last and last week were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams at the Williams Military Academy, Wheaton, I. ~ Misses J. teachers in St. Catherines and Meaford, called on Mrs. G. V. S. Scott Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston ard girls were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston, enroute home to Belleville after a few days holi- day in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin, Lloyd and Earl joined a family gathering at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Horn, Williams Point on Sunday. [ and T. Priest, PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Sept. 9, 1965 -- 3 Mrs. RB. Stinson, Bowman- ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Wright and the Fred Tre- wins on Saturday. Mrs. N. Holmes, Oshawa is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Wright and visiting the other "relatives. Mrs. L. Fitze, ,Midland is visiting friends in this village and area. Mr. and Mrs. Llyod Wright | and family visited the George | Dunbars, Scarboro, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Morton & boys, Oshawa, visited Roy and Bill Fergusons, Sunday. I Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. William Roger Ptomley I (Laurel Mackie) who were mar- ried Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sinclair and Jeff, Oshawa, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys. [ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swain I Jim and Helen and Miss Susan Wearn, Enniskillen, were sup- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swain, Oshawa, Sunday, Aug. 29th. Rev. and Mrs. Milton Sander- son and Roy, Toronto, visited | the Swain relatives last Sunday "and Mr. Weir Swain, Toronto | | } I } 'called on them Tuesday. Miss Joan Suggitt enter- tained a number of friends to a corn roast Thursday evening. Mr. and" Mrs. lan Stewart, Heather and Duncan, Montreal, and Miss Gail Woodward, Pointe au Baril were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ford Van Camp. Mrs. T. J. S. Ferguson, Nel- son, B.C. was Mon - Wed. guest of Mr and Mrs Chas. Smith and | called on several friends. Miss. Beth Dunsmoor spent last week with friends at Ash- burn. Mr. and Mrs. Ali Khan and family moved to Lively, Ont. I'riday, where he is engaged to teach in High School. Rev. and Mrs. Milton Sander- son and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ste- wart, Toronto, were Monday guests of the Harold Swains. Mr. and Mrs. Everard San- derson, Galt, were Monday night guests of Mrs. C. Hill. Miss Edna Larmer is visiting Ler brother Walt and nephew Bruce, Toronto, while Mrs. W, Larmer visits her sister in Sask. (Continued on page 16) A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE pile - Sizes 8 to 20. Effective September 7 Brewers Retail PORT PERRY Will Close Every Wednesday (except Wed. Sept. 8) and from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily except Saturday Open to 9:00 p.m. Fridays | © Brewers Retail Operated by Brewers Warehousing Company Ltd. Verel Pile. Cozy warm warm red quile DECIR CECE Styled exclusively by IRVING POSLUNS The Eskimo Look in three-quarter length Natural frosty Bskimo Cloth, Otlon and red quiltlining . . . .. .... $29.95 The Bskimo Look. Three-quarter length winter-warm Bskimo cloth, Otlon and Verel pile -- with back belt interest -- .. $35.00 The Bskimo Look in three-quarter length with knitted telescope sleeve and chin-up collar, does with smart simulated Welcome, Winter! 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