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Blackstock News By 0. Hill At service in the United Church Sunday Rev, Romeril took as the text for his very impressive sermon "What is all this discussion that you are hav- ing on your Walk?" sang the Anthem--"How Beau- tiful upon the Mountains", In St. John's church a special children and Young Peoples Service was held. The children marched to the front and placed their mite boxes in the "Little Church" set there to receive them. Martha Lawrence read the lesson. Brian Wolfe read the special prayer. Robert Ar- cher and Donald Edgerton ga- thered the offering. Rev. R. C. Rose preached a very interast- ing sermon on "God's Love", The W.A. of St. John's church held their regular meeting in the Parish Hall on the evening of April 14th with the President Mrs. Lawrence in the chair. The Devotional period was conducted by Mrs-J. A. McArthur.' The usual procedure was followed, Plans were made for the Mo- thers' Day Supper to be held on May 6th. The attention of the "members was drawn to the Osh- awa Deanery meeting to be held as St. <Mark's Church Oshawa on April 20th and the W.A. An- nual meeting to be held at Church House, Toronto on May 3rd and 4th. Two beautiful quilt tops, made and donated by Mrs. Russell Brown were grate- fully received, The meeting closed with prayer. Mrs. V. Bailey and Mrs. H. MeLaughlin were gracious hostesses. More than 100 people enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner in the Recreation Centre Black- stock on Wednesday evening, April 13. This was the Annual Banquet of the Durham County Skorthorn Club, catered by the INVEST NOW 6% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments. Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound Emmerson Insurance Agency LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-2421 ttle LOTTA (ky 'LOVELINE 52) OUR BEAUTY BUDGET MUST BE KEPT IN PLACE, A FACT, AL GIRLS JUST HAV. | ---------- a wee = \ 7 cir LOVELINESS ZZ gion GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prep.) 9865-7991 The choir. ANDI SN FLAY ER ABA PRALINE £5 } i Blackstock U.C.W. Head Table guests included the President, Mr, David Beath; Secretary-Treasurer, John Rick- ard & Mrs. Rickard and daugh- ter Francis; Mr. Wm. New Stroug, president of the Ontario "Club 'and Mrs, New; Mr. Rosyln Flett of the Victoria Club and Mrs. Flett; Mr, BE. H, Stoltz, Executive Secretary of the Canadian Shorthorn Assoc. My. Wm. Elliott, Ontario Secretary and Sales Agent, and the guest speaker Mr. H. E, McGill and Mrs, McGill, Mr. H. E. McGill is Ont. Live Stock Commissioner and spoke of some of the work the com- mission is endeavouring to do. He also referred to some of the changes that the Canadian Shorthorn Association have re- commerided in type and the aims of the purebred breeder in relationship to the Commercial breeder and feeder. Mr. Wm, Slater thanked the speaker for his address, Mrs. Ken Gray and son David, form-* erly of Cadmus, played several selections on the piano. The Family Dance sponsored by the 0.N.O. Club was held in the Recreation Centre Friday night. A good time is reported, Music was provided by "The Scugog Islanders" orchestra. Prizes were won as follows: Elimination dance--Ralph Lar- mer and daughter Sharon; first spot dance--Laurie Turner and Kathy Gunter; second spot, dance--Janis Dorrell and Mary Lou Malcolm. A Lone Ranger, Maxine By- ers and her parents from Owen Sound, visited MYs. Fred Hamil- ton, Lone Land Ranger Cap- tain, on Saturday. Sincere sympathy is extended Mr. Harold Swain and family, brothers and sisters and rela- tives on the sudden death of Mrs. Swain Saturday morning. Also sympathy to Mrs. Wm. Hooey and family on the pass- ing of Mr. Hooey in Toronto on Thursday. Cartwright friends in Port Perry hospital at present:--Mrs, J. A, Johnston; Mrs. W. Camp- bell; Mrs. Wilfred Williams; Mrs. Wm. Ferguson; Mrs. Har- A AR VARA a EN »~ h, "LAL » rAd ET I Ne A PORT PERRY STAK, Us a AL RICE EM DIVES WISE IAIRI TS Thursday, April 21, 1966-7 old Hamilton and Mrs, Stan Rahm. At time of writing all are improving, Mr, and Mrs. N. S. McNally, Colborne, called Friday and Dr. and Mrs, D. Bilbey, Toronto were week-end guests of Mr. & Mrs. Carl Wright. Sunday afternoon callers with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock-- Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cole, Oshawa; Mr, and Mrs, John Mew, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bea- cock and sons Nestleton. Mr .and Mrs. Tom Hodge and Tommy visited Mr, and Mus, Stan Payne and family, Scar- boro, on Saturday and brought Johnny home from a week's visit, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wise- man, Toronto, were Sunday call- ers of Mrs. Ira Argue and the Tom Hodges. Jim and Janice Byers finished their year's course in Kemptville and Guelph respectively and re- turned home Friday. Rev. & Mrs, C. H. Ferguson, ' Don Mills, called on Messrs Roy and Bill Ferguson Sunday even- | ing. A car load of ladies of the Anglican church attended the Easter Tea at the Parish Hall, Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, Saturday. Mr. Earl Dorrell spent a few days last week with the Roger Dorrell's Ottawa. Master Allan Graham, Port Perry, visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Graham Friday and Saturday, Mrs. Elwood Eaton, Mill brook; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston, St. Catherines; Mrs. Otto Buchweld, Collingwood were recent guests of Mrs, G. V. A. Scott. Canon and Mrs. Ashmore, Peterboro. called on a few friends in the village Thursday, Joan and Kathy Samells, Bowmanville, spent holidays with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samells, Mrs. George Skelding visited relatives in Streetsville for a few days and attended the wed- ding of a niece Miss Mary Arch and Mr, Gary Rutledge in Trin- ity Anglican Church, April 9th, (Continued on Page 10) = Be sure to watch "Telescope, "The Fugitive" and * & The outside of a GMIC pickup is only half the story... here's the other half. The GMC pickup's box floor is made of preservative-treated wood. It ean't rust; won't "drum." Stays like new longer! Standard two-stage coil rear suspension automatically adjusts springs to load demand. Optional heavy duty leaf springs shown here. Double roof-panels with sandwiched insulation help keep driver warm in winter, cool in summer and cut down on noise in cab. 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