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Oi Er . HITT EERE REET EERE SALE VTi SAY LEY TRY ART SREY, FE NL . 2ARNS YY Ce LIS CXR AOA LY i : ve i \ sda sabaeictobtdanssd snidbidinionnionntbnamidaobiinin didn dukes PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 31, 1978 -- 15 Blackstock by Bethany Schryburt Field Day at Cartwright Central Public School was held on Thursday morning May 18th and due to an afternoon storm continued "on the 19th of May in the afternoon. Many records were broken and the twelve events were honoured with a first place winner in each of the five age groups. All of © the first place winners are eligible for the "Family of Schools Track Meet", which will be taking place today, &Vednesday May 31st on the Civic Field in Oshgdwa. The boys top point winner for their age group were: 10 and under - Tom Fowler-11 pt., llyears - Jerry Fowler-16 pt., 12 years - Dwayne Bryant- 16pt., 13 years - Bob Horton- 16pt., and 14 years - Roger Gould- 20 pt. For the %irls events the top point winners were: 10 and under - Teresa Buma and Tammy Armstrong- both 10 pt., 11 years - Angela Dickenson - 12 pt., 12 years - Rhonda White- 14 pt, 13 years - Sandra Johnston- 16 pt., and 14 years - Joyce Walker- 20 pt. The Senior Citizen's Card Party took place on Tues- day evening with 18 tables participating: 1- Ralph Day- 90, 2 - Olive Gimblett - 86, 3 - Elwood Tripp 85, 4 - Meta Swain - 82, 5 - Eunice Ego - 81, 6 - Ella Bowers - 81, and low Bessie Spencer. On Tuesday evening, the Girls of Sunrise entertained Joanne Mosher with dinner at the Bo-Peep in Oshawa where they presented her with a gold chain as a way of saying good-bye since the Mosher family is moving to Bowmanville. The community can be very proud of the extreme effort put forth by Shirley Turner as a Ranger leader. On Friday, May 26th, Shir- ley was presented with a marble paper weight, as an award for her outstanding contribution as a leader in connection with the Duke of Edinburough Awards. The award was presented by the Honourable Pauline McGib- bon, lieutenant governor of Ontario, at Queens Park in , Toronto. Shirley was one of ' the few leaders to receive 'an award out of -the 86 'awards presented at the Sil- ver-Duke of Edinborough A- wards Ceremony, on Fri- Andrew Petrie [left] struggles with his ceramic project, a new venture for day. Janet Parsons, as a member of the Ontario Gold Award. Society, performed the honoured duty of usher at the official ceremony. After the ceremonies a re- ception was held in the suite of the Lieutenant Gover- nor's where Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner and their dau- ghter Janet, were present- ed to the Honorable Pauline McGibbon in an official re- ception line. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy, Bonnie and Gary, attended the graduation ex- ercises at the University of Waterloo, on Saturday May 27th, where Paul Mountjoy received his diploma with a degree, Bachelor of Science and Civil Engineering. Paul is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Mountjoy to graduate from Waterloo: Ray - 1969- Bachelor of Mathematics, and now works as a Pro- grammer with I.LB.M.; Gary - 1976- Bachelor of Mathe- matics, currently working as a programmer at Gene- ral Motors in Oshawa. Fifty to sixty teens met at the Community Hall on Scugog Street in Blackstock on Friday for a fun filled RATE Cartwright this year. Lori Iverson knows her clay hand molding has really got what it takes. ENTER A A ® Special Mugs Dad & Grandpa. "Shop in Air- Conditioned Comfort" FATHERS DY | ® "CROSS" Pens ® Bar Accessories GIFS JUNE 18th for Pattersons of Port 197 Queen St. - 985-8332 rn ni STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY FOR 5 YEARS DON FORDER Insurance Agency Ltd. 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone: 985-8471 Bo prac, 4 TER DEAR SSITN 1 Kim Harris [left] tries to lose the cat [Steven Barton] in the pantomine presented by Mrs. Dixon's Senior Choir. : 7 evening of dancing. Many ("£40 Best Deals on New thanks to Brian Dalton for G.M. CARS or TRUCKS providing his D.J. services see which kept the beat going. hit Adults enjoying the dance RICHARD HUNT 5 were: Bruce Hindmen, Lyn pa Cawker, Lorne Traves and at 3 his wife Lenore. Many WILLIAMSON more exciting events are being planned if you have a MOTOR SALES 7 teen wanting to know more Uxbridge 852-3331 or fu about the club, give Lenore Res. 705-357-3911 [Seagrave] 57 Van Camp a call, 986-4927. TT Sa es a 5 Several members and Thinking of Leasing? Giveusa Try! J Continued on page 16° . 1 , re E : k £ t 8 starts today 1. E : th E If you haven't received your copy of our flyer, E ; £ there's one waiting for you at our store. It's E As E . = ; £ your chance to really save on everything you E #3 E = iy £ will need for building and decorating. E : . PETERBOROUGH LUMBER | i J. : E A : . : \ = ! 0 E ildi a a 2 N ) : Building Centre {7} : iit g - £ 3 Bs | Hmm PORT PERRY TT. Er A E Ma: | 10 SCUGOG STREET 985.7334 | 1. id] £ (formerly Ballard Lumber) > £ B { = i E Pe 000000000 OO