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B Blackstoc From page 28 ed by Bob and Elaine Heyes, Bob said everyone is to wear something green and bring your skates. ""TIifteen students from Carleton, Quebec, on the south shore of the Gaspe Peninsula, have been stay- ing at various home in the area for the past five days on the first half of an exchange program. Fifteen students from Cartwright High School will stay in Carleton for five days in May. Cartwright students held their Winter Carnival on Friday with the Heart Dance a delightful climax. Blackstock is sorry to hear the Mr. Walter Lawrence, Mrs. Percy Swain, and Mrs. Tennyson Samells are still patients at the Port Perry Hospital. Tommy Hodge celebrated his birthday with his mother, grandmother, at their home on Sunday evening; with special dinner guests from Port Hope, brother John and friends, Wayne Campbell and Vera Crandall. On Sunday, February 25th, the area Beavers, Cubs, Souts, Brownies, Guides, and Rangers along with friends and relatives held a special "Thinking Day Service" at the St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock. The church was full to over-flow- ing as members of the Scout and Guide Movement took part in Psalm, lessons and prayers. Mr. Rose preached an appropriate sermon on friends and friendship. Mr. Rose presented 'Religion In Life Emblems" to cubs, Craig Hoskin, Glen DeGeer, Robert ~~ Tobin, Robert Umphrey, Shawn Umphrey and Jeff Byers. Board of Stewards of the Blackstock United Church announced the appointment of Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Henry as caretakers of the church. Congratulations to Black- stock area students that placed at the Legion in Port Perry on Sunday afternoon, Caroline Carnaghan-1st in grade 11-13, Kim Harris-1st in grade 7-8, Kathy Clark-3rd in grade 7-8, and Cathy Paisley-2nd in grade 4-6. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gather- a ada = LS cole, and Mr, and Mrs. George MacMaster, all of Copper Cliff, were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte and Mr. and PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 28, 1979 -- 29 ke Oshawa Symphony Orchestra at Town Hall 1873 Featuring music by George Gershwin Music lovers in Scugog Township have an interes: ting and exciting concert Mrs. Neil Bailey. The six presentation in store when couples enjoyed the Brooklin Concrete Mixed Invitational Bonspiel in Port Perry on Saturday, February 24th. Recent guests at the Harold McLaughlin home were, Anne and Henry Alstein of Scugog Island and Rev. and Mrs. Jack Hill of Columbus. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLaugh- lin of Fenlon Falls, Roy McLaughlin' home enjoying card games and were joined by Mrs. W. Toms for the evening meal. Everyone in the area is invited to attend the "World Day of Prayer" to be held at the St. John's Anglican _ Church on Friday at 2 p.m. The combined parish of Port Perry and Blackstock will meet at St. John's Anglican Church on Wednesday, Feb. th, TONIGHT, to conduct the Ash Wednesday Service, all are welcome. Bob and Nancy Bryans entertained several weekend guests: John and Judy Mark of Newmarket and Angie and Mike Alpe with friend, Cathy of Guelph. Edie Alstein and Patti Bryans returned Mon. from a week in sunny, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Cedar Cree by George Kilpatrick "Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips were in Toron- - to, Friday evening attending the wedding of their daugh- ter and sister, Debbie Beacock, to Ray David of New Liskeard. Thé newly- weds will be residing in New Liskeard. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque left on Sunday for a three week trip through the U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River are staying with their grand- children. EFFECTIVE FEB. 1, 1979 , calculated on the Daily Balance paid monthly At your Credit Union .the Oshawa Symphony enters Town Hall 1873, Satur- day March 3. With a full orchestra, brilliant guest artists and a complete program of some - of George Gerswin's most popular and thrilling com- positions will be on the program that evening. This is the second appear- ance of Oshawa Symphony Orchestra this season and as on the first in November 1978 Ringette Report by Joy Thompson The Senior Girls' Select Ringette team played a Whitby All Star. Team Thursday, February 22 in conjunction with the Whitby Winter Carnival. The very enthusiastic Port team was beaten 9-6, but with a little bit of luck this could have been a different outcome. Port had two goals disallowed as the referee judged the stick to be in the crease. Penalties also played a large part in the game, 5 PeeWee 2 busy Thursday February 22 saw the boys play a 'select team" from the Pee Wee House League. The score ended 3-2 for the Stones. A second fun game was played Friday, February 23 when our defense played forward and the goalies played out. The score ended 3-3. Saturday, February 24 the boys were visitors at the Old Arena as they played the Canadian Tire Red Wings from Oshawa. The score ended 6-2 for the Red Wings. Scoring for Port Perry were Trevor Kennedy assisted by Jeff Wray and Kevin Fowler assisted by Dean Haugen. A rematch with this team is scheduled for Friday, March 2. BROOMBALL Troski's-0 Beacock's-0 This was a very close game as you can see by the score. There was a lot of good hard hits during the game. Shut-outs went to Bill Gerber of Troski's and to Rick McLean of Beacock's. Utica -3 Larocque - 1 Both teams played good broomball, but Utica had more power. scorers were Don Card with 2 goals and one assist, and Bernie McEnaney with 1 goal. Assists went to Mike Mitchell with 3. Larocque's goal was scored by Harris McClure assisted by Barrie McClure. 'member. Utica's goal. a complete sell out of tickets is expected. The orchestra is again performing under the firm and inspiring baton of Roy V. Cox, Music director and conductor, but the guest artists are new to the Town Hall audience. The second guest artist is Leslie W. Mackett, the piano being his favourite instru- ment, but with a solid back- ground on various other Ada Lee, residing in Peter- borough, Ontario is an artist ° of many talents. She is an extremely fine vocalist with a repertoire of both classics and jazz. She also plays the piano very well, is an act- ress, writer and composer. Here in the Town Hall, she'll be giving her interpretations of Gershwin's many fine songs, including excerpts from his negro folk-opera Porgy and Bess. instruments, such as clarinet and violin. He will be performing on the piano here and play the beautiful solo part in Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. Mr. Mackett is instructor in 'music and French at Kingsway College, Oshawa and plays the viola in Oshawa Symphony Orchestra as well. Tickets are on sale at Port Perry Star and Irwin Smith Music Ltd. or by phoning 985-3043. This is a Subscrip- tion Series event. Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process HAVE YOUR ZIEBART DONE LOCALLY FOR CONVENIENT CHECKUPS! Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING Hwy. 12 & 7A - Port Perry - Ontario 985-8631 being assessed to Port and only 'one to Whitby, who capitalized on two of Port's penalties. Scoring for Port: Karen Young - 3 goals, Wendy McDougall - 1 goal and 1 assist, Tracey Filion - 1 goal, Sherri Allen - 1 goal, Sharon Ashmore - 1 assist, Chris English - 1 assist and Doris Risebrough - 1 assist. Obituary MABEL SAMELLS The death occured sudden- ly at the Community Nursing home of Mrs. Mabel Samells Wednesday, February 7th in her 86th year. Mrs. Samells was born in Myrtle, Ontario, on May 9, 1893. She was the daughter + of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duff. Mrs. Samells married Russell Taylor in Myrtle, Ontario on March 12, 1919. Mrs. Samells then lived north of Chalk Lake until 1942. When Mrs. yg Samells and her husband Z moved to Myrtle, Ontario. g Mrs. Samells was pre- £ deceased by her husband in £ 1958 following his death. She = had lived in Ashburn and a) Guelph and then later she £Z resided in Port Perry, E Ontario and on September 17, 1977 Mrs. Samells married Norman Samells. E Mrs. Samells had attended ZS Church in Myrtle and g Ashburn in which she was a : E -- a £ E = z E g = E Mrs. Samells is survived by her husband Norman Samells, two daughters and one son, Mrs. Wm. Gardner (Bernice) of Ashburn; Mrs. Allan Bonnell (Blanche) of Willowdale and Douglas Taylor of Guelph. Also survived by 17 grandchild- ren, 10 great grandchildren; and sister of Lorne Duff and the late Bert Duff. The funeral service was conducted from the McDermott-Panabaker funeral home by the Rev. Stuart McEntyre with Inter- ment latter at Burns Annual Meeting. Cemetery in Ashburn, EVERYONE WELCOME Ontario. Why not make your car sparkle? Try our exclusive 'Shine Guard' Treatment. BUSINESS MACHINES 231 Water Street - Port Perry TEC Dealer Sales & Service of Calculators - Typewriters - Cash Registers 985-2518 LT ey ANNUAL MEETING Family & Children's Services (Operated by the Children's Aid Society of the Durham Region) THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1979 8:00 P.M. ST. GERTRURE'S PARISH HALL 690 King St. East, Oshawa, Ontario GUEST SPEAKER: Judge George Thomson, Associate Deputy Minister, Ministry of Community and Social Services Nomination of members to stand for election to the Board of Directors must be made by members of the Society in writing and must be in the hands of the Secretary of the Board (P.O. Box 321, Oshawa) seven days before the REFRESHMENTS Se EAE FRENTE BS CAT # \ i --- & Oo rr 5h * vel ey