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Stic way % --licious lunch wag served and & _ Blackstock News By O. Hill The General U.C.W. meet- ing was held in the Christian Education room Tuesday ev- - ening, Septémber 30th with 41 ladies attending. Mrs. Neil Malcolm introduced the guest speaker -- Mr, John Seto of the Coronation Res- taurant, Bowmanville, who gave a most interesting ad- dress on Old China & New China, that is as he knew it while living there and since he came to Canada 20 years ago. He gave the opportun- ty for ladies to ask questions, all which he readily answer- ed and explained fully. Mrs. Walter Wright pressed the appreciation of ~--the gathering to Mr. Seto Msds. H. McLaughlin, H. Kyte 'and L. Thompson sang a lovely trio, "All for Me". They were accompanied by Mrs, .G. Strong. President Mrs. R. McLaugh- lin presided for a short busi- ness period, during which the Secretary and Treasurer's re- ports were heard. Thank you letters from Mr. & Mrs. Russel Mountjoy; the Larmer families; Mrs, Romerils; Janis McLaughlin and Mr. & Mrs. Walter Wright were read and a letter re a cake decor- ating demonstration. The devotional was 'in charge of Mrs. Gordon Pais- _ ley who read "Lessons from China and "Dedicated Think- ing". After the singing of hymn "Jesus Calls us", Mrs. David Kyte read the scrip- ture passage and the offera- tory prayer. Mrs. Ross Duff led in prayer. Meeting clos- _-ed with Benediction. A de- -ton-Sleep; Debbie Swain, Sii- old Wright, Jamie Malcolm, Bradley Black, Colin Assel- stine, Joan Graham, Cheryl Graham, Janis McLaughlin, Annette Keuning, Louise Van Camp, Cordell Keuning, Kar- en Mikkelsen, Barbara Welts, Ravner Welts, Lois VanCamp, Dale Williams, Cathy Keun- ing, Tim Bartley. Intermediate' Marilyn Duff. Gail Fallis, Jack Gun- ter, Sharon Nesbitt, Michelle Robinson, "Cheryl . Wright, Nancie Wygerde, Alice Ann Carnaghan, Survival --Jack Gunter, Ka- thy Gunter, Richard Gunter, Gordon Malcolm, Debra Mec- Laughlin, Bryan Sleep, Clin¥ san' Thompson, Janet Turner, Lorrie Turner, Bill Thomp- "ated in both Churches_Sun- son, Shirley Turner. Senior--Kathy Gunter, Ri- chard. Gunter, Linda 'Me- Laughlin, Debbie Swain, Su- san Thompson, Carol Werry, Gordon Malcolm, Janis Dor- rell. Bronze: Award--Janet Tur- ner, Herbert Vine. Award of Merit -- Laurie Turner, Bill Thompson. Trophies -- Junior: Raynor Welts; Intermediate: Michelle Robinson; Senior: ' Kathy Gunter. day. Mr. and Mrs. Bey. Dealy inspiring message, The choir chose as their Anthem "0 Loving Father". In St. John's Rev. R. C. Rose dealt*with "Forgiveness of Sin", Next Sunday will be Harvest Thanksgiving. Ser- vice and Port Perry Angli- cans are to meet with Black- stock members in the church here. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fer- guson, Guelph, spent the week-end with her <parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duns- moor and Beth attended a wedding in Kitchener Satur- After these presentations a film "Teaching Johnny to Swim" was shown, The Sacrament of Holy Communion 'was _commemor- day morning. In the United I Rev. V. Parsons gave a most BUY -- SFLL BERT BEAL ESTATE LID -REALION 985 - 7373 PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 9, 1969 - 3 and children, Toronto spent| Prairie and Mr. T. J. Galli- the week-end with Mrs. Mec-| gher, Kechnie, Mrs. Isabel Sharp and M»-. Jean Galligher, Portage Lal Macintosh Apples $2.00 per 'Bushel anG up Bowmanville, Friday. Bring your own container § LLOYD G. SMITH & SON ~R. R. 2 PORT PERRY ~~ 985 - 2395 CHARGEX CARDS Coming Nov. 3 FALL WEIGHT a social half hour enjoyed. Thanks -to-Mr.- Seto for thef: nice fortune cookies to which he treated us. Swimming Awards Ninety-three young persons took swimming lessons this summer under the able lea-| dership of Mrs. Roy Turner at. Laurel -Brook- pond. _ Following are those who passed their exams, and Tues- day evening fhey and their parents assembled in the Township Hall and received their awards: -- Beginners -- Blair Graham, Tricha Sleep, Philip Hoskin, Paul Kristensen, Debby Black Bobby Grieves, Kevin Grives, Harold McMahon, Theresa Wygerde, Betty Jane Rose, Navid Bartley, Susan Gunter, Raynor Welts, Laurel Vine, Edward Wygerde, Shelly Mec- Mahon, Terry Black, Marlene Kroekenstoel, Darlene Vince. Juniors -- Terry Robinson, Mary 'Lou Malcolm, Wendy Lee, Cindy Lou Grieves, Har- INVEST NOW 72 FOR 3 YEARS VICTORIA and GREY * TRUST Guaranteed p Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. : EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry BOOTS INVISIBLE ZIPPERS 30. LIGHTNING ZIPPERS COMPLETE STOCK DRESSES SPECIAL CLEARING ASSORTMENT $4.99 COWBOY ~'$23.95 - WINTER BOOTS Telephone 985-7306 . 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