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Styled by IRVING POSLUNS COATS| -}-enjoyed--at--all-meetings.-- AT SPECIAL THIS WEEK! PANT SUITS meen +19, 95 - 22.9% MEN'S OXFORDS $12.95 - 514.95 CRAFT COATS PLAY Boy Sahara BOOTS $14.95 - s22.95 MEN'S. 58.95 ; +29.95 BOYS $7.95 TP TOP | Yo 7 a= OVIRCONS | [20s 4:95 + ZIP-IN-LINING Insulated - High Cut ~ FALL SHIRTS BLUESTONE 54.95 -s5.95 ARROW $9.50 - $6.50 4 | 35.00 | BOOTS BOYS' JACKETS | eres s26.95 WITH PARKA | isan 519.95 ee 14.95, BOYS' SHIRTS Paisley Patterns 818 s2.95-s3.95 Mod Prints $55.95 Lining "MEN'S . SLACKS Fortel and Wool | MENS s8.95 | mews 54.50 mie Tor 17.95 BOYS' s6.95 BOYS' $3.95 INSULATED RUBBERS RUBBERS KNEE BOOTS T0YS vorunn was 99-100 EERE EEE Rn TRAN I EFAS RS EFSF SEER SS Y RE Blackstock News The Dorcas and Anna un- its met at the home of Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mrs. Murray Byers led the discussion on "Freedom" from the study book. Mrs. Skelding was in charge of the Devotional period. Mrs. Walter Wright gave an interesting talk on the Foster Memorial at Ux- bridge. The Candace unit met at the home of Mrs. W. Mah- affy. Mrs. Ralph Larmer conducted the worship. Mrs. H. Kyte led the discussion from the study book "Into a Nation." The Esther unit met at the home of Mrs. Ernie Swain. Mrs. H. Martyn and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy had charge of Devotional and Program. The worship was on Stewardship and during the program, slides were shown of Expo and discuss- ion on same. Plans were made to cater to a wedding in October. Lunch and social hotir was THE A.C.W. The A.C.W. meeting was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday evening, Sept. 21 "with Mrs. T. Graham, vice- president in the chair. The opening hymn was "The Love of Christ Con- strainth". Mrs. McArthur led in the devotions and for for meditation used the text, "Henceforth I call you not servants, but I have cal- led vou friends". John 15-15 The minutes, treasurers report and reports of the secretaries of various de- partments were given. All were gratifving. Sunshine and ~ preschool birthday cards have been sent. Quilts have been quilted ana tuere are more on hand to be done. Any donations for tne fail bake sale should -be brought in and roll call in October will be answered with a Christmas gift suit- able for the bale. Mrs. Ashmore has made a beautiful linen Commun- ion Cloth for our Commun- ion table which was display- ed at the meeting and most gratefully accepted. Mrs. Blight (formerly Mrs. G. Forder) sent a box of "lovely knitted articles and fancy work for our next bazaar. This, too, was most -| gratefully accepted. All were pleased to learn that our Hon. Pres. Mrs. J. Forder is home from hospit- al. Announcements were made that the United Thanksgiving Boxes are due in October and that October 27 is the date for our Chicken Pie Supper. L. McArthur was appoint- ed delegate to the Augurat- ion of the A.C.W. in Toron- to on October 2nd. After the business meet- ing, Mrs. Donneral favoured with two readings "A Deck of Cards" and "a Ludricious Explanation", Mrs. VanCamp read some jokes and a read- ing "The Little Lamb", Mrs. T. Graham gave an interest- ing short talk on a church in Heysham, England which is 1000 years old and which she visited this past summ- er, Mrs. C. Smith and Mrs. J. Hamilton served lunch and a social half hour was spent before the evening ended. PERSONALS Misses Sharon Nancy Dorrell, Elizabeth Thompson, Helen Swain, Judy Cochrane, Judi Swain and Me-srs. Lloyd Trewin. Raymond Mountjoy and Bryon Mountjoy who .are attending college spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin and family of Enniskillen, Larmer, were Sunday guests of the' Fred Trewins and Mrs. A. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. John Mew, Jane and Robert, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, Pearson, California" visited Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock and Mrs. Vera Moffat, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mrs. A. Leighton were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. Redmond, Scugog Is. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tomp- kinson, Weston, Mr. and Mrs. R. Woods, Bobcaygeon were visitors with Mr. and ---Mrs;--Orr--Venning during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bel yea Bronte and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wannon of St. "Catharines spent the week- end with local friends and attended the Byers-Sedgwick wedding at Norwood on Sat- urday. Mrs. J. A. Johnston who has been a patient at Port Perry Hospital is convales- ing at the home of her son in Belleville. Mrs. P. Romeril and Mrs. H. Kyte attended the annual for UCW of the Bay of" Quinte Conference at Elm Lodge recently Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Dealy and Traci of Toronto spent Sunday with the Dunsmores. Quite a number from Bla- ckstock attended the Byers- Sedgwick wedding at -Nor- wood on Saturday. Sorry to report Mrs. Me- Kechnie a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duns- more visited Mr. and Mrs. H. McCaslin, Uxbridge on Saturday evening. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craw- ford, Brampton and Mrs. Irwin, Cooksville were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. on i "Venning. -- Mr. .and Mrs. Lloyd Bea- cock and boys were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd , Phannenhour, Ashburn and attended the dedication ser- vice of their infant son, James Bruce at Meadowcrest Baptist . Church, Brooklin. 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