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aa StS CR, > AO lackstock News By O. Hill Fourteen ladies spent an enjoyable and profitable fore- noon at the home of Mrs. Roy McLaughlin where the morning unit held their Oct- 'ober meeting. : Leader Mrs. Harold Kyte welcomed all, after they had enjoyed coffee and a social "visit, and called on Mrs. Gor- "don Strong for the Devotion- al, who read from Luke 17: 11-19 and a timely 'and sin- cere meditation on "The Du- ty of Thankfulness" and led in prayer. The leader gave the offeratory. prayer and conducted the business. There is to be a bake sale at the general meeting October 28, also a small bazaar table, with a guest speaker--Mrs, Islay Burke of Toronto--who will demonstrate cake decor- ating and new cooking uten- sils. Mrs. McLaughlin presiding for the programme which consisted of a most interest- ing and 'helpful discussion on why do we have a U.C.W.? and why do I go to UCW.? led by Mrs. Glenn Larmer. Mrs. Richard Van Camp taught two new songs "The Learning Game" and "The urge to Grow." Two helpful readings were given--"Talk- ing Things Over" & "Listen". Mrs. McLaughlin, President of the U.C.W. passed out a list of questions for sugges- tions to improve our U.C.W. in 1970 which brought forth If a Veteran -- . Why not a Legionaire? "DAN RUSSIAN - a a A 8S XN NN NN UR A 3 8S 3 8 8 8 8 XN 4 'CLUB 'ANNRENE| MASQUERADE DANCE Saturday, October 25th Rosa Dextra and her Shas _PRIZES FOR COSTUMES ~ Orchestra Jacob Groob, Musical Director and Conductor PROGRAMME Featuring JUDITH KENEDI, Hungarian-Born Pianist with the Orchestrain ~~ . = CHOPIN'S E MINOR CONCERTO Sunday, October 26, 8:30 p.m. Eastdale Auditorium Harmony Road North, Oshawa ADULTS $2.00 -- soma ideas. Mrs. Kyte closed the meet- ing with a Benediction. There was a good attend- ance at the first euchre par- ty sponsored by the Women's Institute Wednesday evening --Prize winners: High lady, Mrs. Osmond Wright; second Mrs. Chas. Smith; High Gent, 'Gordon Strong; second, Will Forder. Lucky draw, Dalton English. Next party to be October 29th. . Sincere sympathy is ex- tended Mrs. Percy Swain and her mother and other mem- bers of the family on the sudden death of her father Mr. Bob Stinson of Lotus. The A.C.W. met in the Parish hall the afternoon of Oct. 16th. A Hymn was sung and the opening service was led by Mrs, H. McLaughlin who read a Harvest Poent by Patience Strong. Mrs. C. Smith read the Scripture Les- son "from Eph. 6:12-14 and used a part of the 13th verse, 'and having done all to stand' for meditation. After reports were given it was decided to have a Sale Table at the Church Supper Oct. 25th. A letter from the Supply Dept. listed needs for the Fall Bale. It was decided to do a quilt |' for the Bale at the Nov. 20 meeting and to have all other donations in at that time for packing. Cards were signed for Canon and Mrs. Ashmore who are both in St. Joseph's Hospital, Peterborough, and for Mrs. Ira Argue who is in Bowmanville Hospital. A so- cial half hour was spent over lunch served by Mrs. Stani- CING REE 2 rt ft A EERE ERT A YE Sgr Oshawa Symphony land and Mrs. Bailey. Our 4H Club is called Blackstock Cookies. There are 21 members and Mrs. R. Larmer is the leader with Mrs. H. McLaughlin as assist- ant. At the first meeting Susan McColl was chosen as president, the secretary will be a roving one and freasur- er is Leslie Wright. Three very interesting meetings on the - 3rd. meal have. taken place so far at the Recrea- tion Centre Blackstock. Glad to report Mrs. G. Fowler; Mrs. Ernest Larmer and Mr. Earl Dorrell all im- proving slowly in hospitals. Some from here attended the Anniversary service at Trinity church, Bowmanville Sunday morning when Dr. R. McClure was guest speaker. The Sacrament of Baptism was 'administered to Karen Leigh, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Tatchell in St. Johns Church Sunday morn- ing. Rev. Rose delivered a fitting sermon. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Mal- colm left last week for Florida. Mrs. Harry VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow vi- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 23, 1969 --~ T sited at the Comstock Fun- eral Parlours, Peterborough Sunday, where a cousin Mr. Archie Matchett, also Mrs. Gist formerly of Nestleton were resting. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mahaffy & boys were: -- Mrs. M. Me- Laughlin, Caesarea, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin and Ivan; | Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaugh- lin, Ralph and Brenda, Enni- skillen. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Van Camp spent the week-end at Listowel. Mrs. C. Hill accompanied Rev. and Mrs, C. H. Ferguson and attended anniversary ser- vice at Prince Albert where Clarence was the guest speak- er and were supper guests of Mr. & Mrs. Les Beacocks. . 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