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ie He be 5 © I a a te 7 ne ol A pt ------ a a wa Re Tw nas an Fy ward a eats AQ 18 -PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, April 12, 1972 Blackstock News (continued) Roy Bradburn. Victor Parsons presented the prizes to third place rink Neil Werry, Jim Gray, Herb Swain and Bob Kyte. Neil gave several novel excuses why his team had not been + abletoholdits lead it enjoyed for much of the season, Chicken draws were held through out the evening with the following winners Merrill VanCamp, Harvey Graham, Merlin Suggitt, Murray Byers, Harold Mar- tyn, Ray Suggitt, Lorne Snider and Harold Crawford winning the turkey. Glenn Grove won a chicken in honour of his birthday and Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Mec- Laughlin had the wedding anniversary nearest the day. Quite a number of Black- stock folk attended the Port .Perry Skating Club's annual Skating 'Carnival at Port Perry rink on Friday and Saturday evening. Misses Cindy and Lenne VanCamp took part in the programme. Neil Malcolm; Keith Van- Camp, Jim Marlow and Harold Swain won third prize in a Curling Bosnspiel at Fenelon Falls on Saturday. They missed first prize by half aninch! Yes, itis a funny game, isn't it? Sorry to report that Mrs. Oscar Graham and Mrs. Charlie Kallaher are both' patients in Port Perry Hos- pital. Mr, and Mrs. Vernon, Asselstine, Colin and Teresa were Sunday afternoon and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gord Farndale of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald. Drinkwater and family were Easter weekend guests of her mother Mrs. W.W. VanCamp and Miss Mabel VanCamp. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson _ Wednesday evening callers of Mrs. Ruth Wilson and Mrs. McQuade. Mr. Oscar Mec- Quade was a Saturday after- noon caller and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. ~ Wilson and Mrs. McQuade. Mr. and'Mrs. Jack Cham- bers of Scugog Island were Thursday evening guests, Mrs. Reg. Boundey and Mrs. Alex Cruickshank, Port Perry. were Friday evening guests, Mrs. Wilmot Phair, Grant and 'Bruce, Green- bank, Mrs. Graham were Sunday even- ing dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. Gerald Kelly' and family. Mrs. Ewart Leask, Barrie was a weekend guest of her sister Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson and family. Rural mail delivery re- ceivers were surprised on Monday morning to notice 'Blackstock Courtney "New Store Hours" the mail arriving much earlier than usual, The mail is now coming from Oshawa rather than Stouffville as it did previously and arrives in nine-thirty rather eleven as it did before' Those outgoing letters will have to be in the mailboxes much earlier now, . Rev. and Mrs. F. Merrill Ferguson, Toronto were Sunday guests of Mrs. O. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Porter. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm took Sean and Sheryl Porter with them to Toronto to visit Mr. and Mrs. . Paul Rahm and Kristen. 'Miss Joan Saywell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sawyell, former merchants of Blackstock recently visited Mr. and Mrs, Harold Martyn and family. During the past three weeks, Junior and Inter- + mediate classes of the United Church Sunday School have been learning about World Development. They have also been busy drawing posters to show what development means to them. A programme is planned for Friday, April 14, at 8 p.m. in the Christian Education Cen- tre when the posters will be displayed and judged and prizes awarded. Mr. Hide fumi Yokoo, a student at the University of Toronto, will show slides on Ledotho, Africa. Everyone is wel- come. Mrs. Harry VanCamp was hostess for the April meeting of the Candace Unit of the U.C.W. There were seven- teen members present. Joan Paisley led in worship witha reading, "If You Were God." Ruby VanCamp was in charge of the programme on the topic, "Development is People'. The western world is-one-sixth--of the "global -- village". We control 60 percent of the total wealth, People living in underdevel- oped countries are one-half of the village and they control only 10 percent of the wealth. "USSR, China and Eastern Europe 'control the remainder. Many interesting facts were presented which made us more aware of the conditions of many people in our world and how fortunate we are where we live. It was decided to hold our "Africa meeting on May 9. Another event that attrac- ted some of Blackstock residents was The Maple Syrup Festival on Scugog .Island over the weekend. Winners at W.I. Card Party on Wednesday were Ladies High - Hazel Ormiston, Second Agnes Prescott. Men'sHigh - Stan Manns, 2nd - Gordon Strong. Lucky draw George Bowers. MONDAY to FRIDAY 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. SATURDAY 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Port Perry Auto Supply Queen Street -- Port Perry -- 985-2347 approximately near, - 72, Fashion creations by Cart Twosewing classes were conducted by Mrs. Hilda Mappin, R.R.1, Nestleton, and was part of the Night - School program at Cartwright High School during 1971 The excellent results' from the classes were shown at a Fashion Show in the Recreation Centre: in Blackstock Friday night. Most of the creations were also shown by the students themselves - 'ae 2 : . : wright Night Students andallreceived warm applaus from about 200 persons present., Of the about 45 creations made some examples are shown in the above picture. From left: Mrs. Marie Goble, and daughter Margie, Burketon; Mrs. Kathy Switzer modeling for Mrs. Floe Shaw; Mrs. Amy Van Schagen and daughter Lisa. 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Powder blue exterior with all vinyl bucket seats, A sporty car for the sporty buyer. $2 495 1 L ] WITH TOP VALUE USED CARS... 1969 FORD LTD BROUGHAM sedan, 8 cyl. power, automatic, p.s., p.b., radio. Light bronze outside with match: ing puffed interior. A"high value car at a low low price. : $1995. LJ] GRANT MENZIES 1968 FIREBIRD 2 DOOR HARD TOP, 350 motor, 4 speed, p.s., p.b., radio. Emerald green in colour with vinyl bucket seats, A sportsman's garden of eden. Lic, #30899A. $1895. AP etion 1970 MUSTANG 2 DOOR HARD TOP, 302 motor 3 speed transmission radio. Coral outside with all vinyl bucket seats. | A hot car for the hot buyer. Lic. #53155A. $2595. ARR. ---------- 1969 CAMARO 2 DOOR HARD TOP, 350 motor, automatic, -p.s;; p.b., radio. Lime green outside with all matching bucket seats, A sporty car for the sporty buyer. $2295. Lic #26205A EEE. Eu