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U.C.W. witl hold its Christmas and David Clarke who was in Sunday. meeting Wed. Dec. @iris in Trinity United Church, Uxbridge at 1:30 p.m. Sorry to hear John Pollard is in Port Perry Hospital, Robt. fi 577 fhe tatiesPae Hy F if i F g and family of Little Britain Blackstoc Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLauc- lin and Paul, Mr. Gordon Rat cliffe, Fenelon Falls, Mis; Debbie McLaughlin were Harold Wright, Oshawa were Sunday evening callers. Many from this area at tended and enjoyed very much the annual Santa Claus Parade in Bowmanville on Saturday morning. Welcome to our commun- ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Roly Coy who have re cently moved into their new home at the corner of the "Egypt Road" and the quar- ter line from Port Perry. On Saturday night Gordie, Patti and Stevie Bryans were supper guests of their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryans while Mr. and Mrs Bob Bryans along with Mr and Mrs. Bob Smith were guests of Mr. & Mrs. George Bryans and boys all of Cour- tice. The afternoon unit of the U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Thompson with an attendance of 16 members and 4 visitors. Mrs. Gord-n Strong opened with readin "More Things are Wreuc™ by Prayer". The worshi Jésus Calls Us, Bible Readin from Matthew 9 with ments and closing with Lord's Prayer. A Remembrance Hymn was sung and the offering taken and dedicated. Mrs. John- ston offered to finish the quilt. The Christmas meet ing is to be 4 joint meeting with the other anit on Dec- ember 2 at 1:30 p.m. Marion | Larmer and Margaret Van- Camp are to be a nominating committee for next year's slate of officers. A Remem- k News BLACKSTOCK W.I. The Blackstock WI. held its November meeting in the Community Hall in the even- ing of November 12. The meeting opened with the Pre- sident, Mrs. Perey VanCamp welcoming all present. After _|the singing of the Ode and repeating the Collect in uni- son, the minutes of the Sept- ember meeting read and ap- proved. The Treas. report was given and the corres- pondence consisted of an an- nouncement of 4H Achieve- ment Day to be held in Black- Stock on Nov. 14th. A letter from Pollution Probe mem- bers who had taken part in the Sept. meeting brought a motion to send them a dona- }tion. The business consisted of getting prizes for the High School Commencement, quilt- ing a quilt and serving a din- ner to the Hydro Men in the New Year. The Roll Call, Display or tell about your heirloom brought interesting displays and comments. Mrs. Frank Hoskin, convener of Home Economics had charge of the programme. Mrs. Russel Mountjoy "ave Current Ev- ents. Our District President, Mrs. Davis of Solina spoke on Home Economics and also gave us an interesting ac- count of her trip as delegate of the District to the Nation- al Convention in Winnipeg in August. She also had a book of many pictures on display. Mrs. Gordon Strong gave the reply to the motto, "Character is like embroidery --it is made stitch by stitch. Mrs. Percy VanCamp, dele- gate to the Convention in Toronto gave her report and thanked the Institute for this opportunity. Mrs. John Hamilton, a | member of the Louise Patter. son Guild displayed and de- monstrated many pieces of her work to the delight of all present. The singing of Greenbank took in the Royal Pair. brance Day poem was read! 4 Canada brought the meet and benediction closed the/ ing to a close and the group meeting. | im charge served dainty re ,Lanch and « social time) freshments and social time 'was enjoyed. concluded the meeting. oa ee ; ek NG a se +. "~~ 's ae. oe 'ay NR eeu en Vitel Ay me PPE Beta tee t ; owtde PORT PERRY STAR ~ Thursday, Nov. 26, 1970-98 Burketon News Mr, Howard Davey and/ Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephen, Bowmanville, were} Stephenson, Port Perry, Mr. Saturday visitors, with Mrs./ and Mrs. M. McGarry, Osh- R. Davey. awa. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grant &| Mr. Fred Tabb attended family spent Saturday with} the Remembrance Dinner in -| Mrs, R. Davey. Bowmanville. Mrs. W. Foster has return-| Mr, and Mrs. Fred Tabb inmeret in bath Wl HARTY TIME DANCE improved in health. We all at Club Annrene wish her the best. Mrs. S. Lavery is a patient SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th MUSIC BY in Bowmanville Memorial BILL MURRAY AND HIS BAND Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. SQUARE AND MODERN DANCING Stepheneen cn Sunday were COME AS YOU WISH A very successful baby shower was held at the home On Your Paper |x: ad Mrs Dave Gatchel, NEW YEARS EVE TICKETS NOW ON SALE were dinner guests of Mr.-& Mrs, Bruce Frauts of Oshawa who 'called for Mr. and Mrs. Tabb and returned with them after showing them around the city of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Tabb report an enjoy- able day as guests of Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Frauts. Several families from Continued on page 22 of Mrs. D. Holroyd in honour of Dr. and Mrs. Beer. With Mr. and Mrs. A. C. 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