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. | 4 y ERNE IPC AY yo ¢ DNL 3 Sladiel wwe b ama d Fy AAR TAS SRR TA bulalosmdiin vat lb disso videablobommiih bbicics 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 26, 1978 Blackstock by Bethany Schryburt by Bethany Schryburt The Girl Guides in the area would like to Apologize and add a word of Caution to the community concerning the trouble makers in the area pretending to be Girl Guides for the purpose of collecting cookie money. A reminder from the Guides that the cookies ordered earlier this year will soon be here. No money is to be collected until the cookies are distributed and the guide will be in uniform. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright were pleased to have their WHITBY BIBLE CHAPEL The Word of God is alive and powerful ... Bible Classes Taught Verse by Verse & Categorically. SUNDAYS: 9:30 Communion 10:00 & 11:00 Teaching Ministry with Junior Bible Class & Nursery at COLUMBUS TOWN HALL, Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario. Thursdays - 7:30 Port Perry Area. For information phone 985-3511 4th Annual Open House TURNER'S - GREENHOUSE 73 Scugog Street - Blackstock Saturday & Sunday APRIL 29th & 30th See what we have for your Planting Needs. Refreshments in récreation room. = m Je rr = --- rm @® plumbing PORT PERRY 985-2473 | ® heating - CALL - 1 mineral offer these benefits? Shur-Gain Minerals do. Six, or more formulations, to but you do need the choices. Does your livestock ra meet every feeding and roughage program. You won't need all six, probably one or two, See your Shur-Gain dealer about the best choices in minerals and at modest prices. @, essential minorals fo livestock Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 daughter, Pearl, and her husband, = Dr. Douglas Bilbey visiting for a few days from North Carolina: Pearl 'stayed on for a longer visit when her husband returned. Contrary to the opinion of some readers the number following the persons name at the Senior Citizen's Card Party is the score they ob- tained that evening, not their age! Winners on Tuesday evening were: 1st - Anne Manns, 81; 2nd - Earl Pres- cott, 80; 3rd - Lionel Byam, 80; 4th - Agnes Prescott, 75; 5th - Elmer Johnson, 75; 6th - Vera Fawns, 74; and low Wier Swain. There were 18 tables participating. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fletcher and family entertained Pat's cousin, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyte with dinner on Saturday evening, Last week was 'Education Week' and Cartwright Cen- tral Public School put on the usual Fanfare of events. The halls were decorated as well as the classrooms with the artistic talent of the stud- ents. The afternoon on Tues- day was filled with musical presentation, both vocal and instrumental. The students took part in public speaking and a puppet show was per- formed by the kindergarten class. Morning kindergarten held their open house on Friday morning. Dr. and Mrs. Bilbey of North Carolina entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright with dinner at the Flying Dutchman in Bowmanville. Blackstock was well repre- sented at the "Spring Swing"' presented by The, Scugog Cluster Schools on Wednes- day night in Port Perry. The C.H.S. choir, conductor, Richard Ashton and accom-. panist Janet Parsons sang: Killing Me Softly with His Song, I'll Have To Say Love You In A Song, and The Way We Were. The C.C.P.S. Band under the direction of Mrs. E. Kiezebrink played the Royal March and Song Sung Blue. Cartwright Grade 4 and 5 choir sang, Including Me and Role Up Your Um- brella under the direction of Mrs. L. McLaughlin and accompanist Miss Morton. The C.C.P.S. senior choir ~ with Mrs. W. Dixon as con- SuSEEmEENy JN: SAVE Reasonable WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING FOR ALL YOUR FUEL OIL NEEDS 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Telephone Today! Call Collect 668-3381 Prompt, Courteous Service ductor and accompanist per- formed Feelings, and Let Me Be There. The Fletcher family from the Smith's woods attended a family shower in honour of Bob's niece, Barb McIntyre, in Scarborough, on Sunday. The Schryburt household enjoyed having Larry's Mother, Mrs. Rita Schryburt and his. sister, Mrs. Ron Mayer, and son Kevin as weekend guests. On Sunday, dinner guests also included Larry's sister-in-law Diane Schryburt, Debbie and Katie of Orono. Also present was Mr. Hein VanWyngaarden, Diane's fiance from Toronto Scugog Community Care needs volunteers for several programs. The volunteer can set aside any amount of time and some of the pro- grams reimburse the volun- teer for gas or time. For more information call or register at the Community Care office, 204 Water Street _in the old arena, Port Perry from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Monday to Friday. Tonight, Wednesday, April 26, the public is invited to listen to the guest speaker at the General U.C.W. meeting in the Christian Education room. The guest will be Sergeant Hudson who in 1975 was Regional detective in criminal investigation with the Youth Bureau.' Another VanCamp clan shower took place on Satur- day at the home of Madame Justice VanCamp in Black- stock. There were twenty- five in attendance including Mrs. Loren Bradburn from Toronto and Mrs. Ted Werry and Leanne of Enniskillen. The shower was held in honour of Mary Drinkwater of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Drinkwater, Nancy and Mary, guests at the shower, were also weekend guests at Madame Justice VanCamp's home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- Camp. held a birthday dinner in honour of their son Glen, Glen's wife Donna, sons Bill, Paul and Robert along with Cindy Baird attended the dinner. Arthur Bailey returned from his winter stay in Flori- da last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow also return- ed to their summer home SAVE from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodge enjoyed having their son John Hodge from Port Hope with them all day Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van-' Camp and Mrs. W. Toms _ spent the weekend in Charl- ton, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. Dorrell and family. Cheryl Vogel's mother, Mrs. Bernadette Gillies has returned to her home in Plato, Saskatchewan after an enjoyable stay in Cadmus. Blackstock O.N.O. by Bethany Schryburt Twenty members and two visitors of Blackstock's 0.N.O. met at the home of Kathleen Dorrell for their April meeting. It was decided during the course of the business that due to the need of a new roof and a new coat of paint for the arena, the O.N.O. will donate an additional one - thousand dollars to the arena fund. One of the reasons for the allocation of funds at this -time is that Blackstock Arena is still qualified to receive match- ing funds from Wintario for any donations made. Part of the proceeds from the Spring Thaw Dance, featuring the Joey Van quartette, on April 20th will be given to help pay for a new floor covering in both washrooms at the Recrea- tional Centre. Anyone wish- ing to help raise money for this project may buy tickets' from Sandra Hoskin 986-5574. It was voted to again spon- sor the Summer Swim pro- gram at Uxpool for the first three weeks of July. The O.N.O. will again this year pay the rental for the Recreational Centre on be- half of the Rangers for their annual Fashion Show on May 17th. ® The O.N.O. will be cater- ing to two weddings: one on June 17th and the other on October 7. Each O.N.O. member is asked to bake something for the Hospital. Auxiliary Spring Fair on May 27th in the Latcham Centre at Port Perry. A plea is also going, out to all residents of Cart- wright (Ward 4) PLEASE HELP by donating some- thing! Donations may be left at Tina VanRyswyk's or Elaine Bailey's before 11:30 on May 27th. Paula Lishman was pres- ent with her different types of hand knit furs. She had with her beautiful hats, sweaters, jackets and vests. Paula has just returned from Germany where she attend- * ed a Fur Fair. While there she took orders for some of her beautiful handwork to be sold in New York City and Japan. We wish Paula every success in her future en- deavour. Kathleen served a deli- cious lunch and the usual friendly visit was enjoyed by all. N 4 Continued on page 22 «® 13% OFF Or, STEAM CLEANING CARPETS This offer good on all carpets cleaned between now and May 31, 1978. If you have children or pets, you might wish to ask about our disinfectant and de-odourizing solution. B&B JANITORIAL SERVICES CALL 728-7842 €) Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING | HWY. 12 & 7A - PORT PERRY, ONT. Free Estimates