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a ET » . ¥ rr Ll ap EE NNER HY CASES PRN PEIRLRRLE SANAI ERX IIIS AL REET FFT RIT IT FIT TIFT & 2d 4 PA FIEIIF LPI SALE |. Blackstock and by Joyce Kelly On Monday evening the School 'Accomodation Committee regarding the future of Cartwright High School presented its report to the Durham Board of Education. Everyone was delighted that this report recommending that our local school will remain open was unanimously passed by the Board. Furthermore, the members of the Board were impressed by the report regarding the excellent per- formance of our school and its graduates. The Senior Citizens Euchre Party was held on Tuesday, Sept. 23rd with 18 tables and the following results: 1. Fran Gibson-91; 2. Margaret Wright-88; 3. Carl Gimblett-87; 4. Art Bailey-87; 5. Doris Rohrer- 85; 6. Dorothy McDiarmid- 85; Low-Edna Vivian. The 50-50 draw was won by Earl Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMillan and family of Prince Albert were Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. Ella Venning. Dave Larmer is home on a leave of absence from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Essex until December. 4-H Group held its meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 23rd with 14 members present. After President, Marilyn Green, opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge the leaders talked about macrame. We then started with our macramed plantholder. ,The meeting was then adjourned - until next week. Mrs. Andrea Weir has recently returned from a fabulous trip. through Germany, Austria, Italy, France and Switzerland. The conducted part of the trip visited five countries in nine days. Needless to say, Andrea reports that she had a wonderful time. The United Church Auction has been reschedul- ed for Oct. 25th at the Malmont Sales Arena. Call 986-5197 or 986-4979 to let the committee know what you have to donate. Next Sunday will be World Wide Lvs PAE I 8. ES AAAS NY ET SE bt ME SAT Yh ARS LAR A lh ea Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated and members are urged to be present. : Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant, Dwayne," Julie and Christo- pher attended the wedding of Brenda's sister, Miss Pam Ormiston of Brooklin and Mr. Lynn Shymko at St. George's Ukranian Church, Oshawa and the reception at the Whitby Legion Hall. Julie was a bridesmaid. Quite a number of local 'residents attended the annual Bobcaygeon Fair and Dance on Saturday. Roy and Harold McLaughlin played horseshoes and won at the tournament there. We wish them good luck as they go to the Ploughing Match Contest this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham attended a reunion of Harvey's K.A.S. class last weekend held at Napanee. Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp, Debbie and Jay, Mrs. Wilbur Toms visited Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Dorell at Charlton on Monday and Tuesday. My report of local post- secondary students is very sketchy. Paul Larmer is in his fourth year at 0.A.C. a The Blackstock I1I-and-IV--- Guelph. He returned-early = and tried out-successfully to become a member of the 0.A.C. Judging Tearh. Con- gratulations. On Friday a fine crowd attended the community shower in honour of three newly wed couples namely, Colin and Christine Assel- stine, Linda and Craig Wilson and Beth and John Wolfe. Harvey Graham act- ed as a capable M.C. for the evening's program. . This consisted of vocal solo by Lynn McLaughlin, piano solo by Jeff Byers, skit by Beth Schryburt and company, a vocal quartet of Esther Kelly, France Grove, Lynda Parsons and Julie Byers accompanied by Joan Grove, next was a reading by Mar- jorie Green, followed by another vocal solo by Debbie VanCamp, accompanied by Barry, Caroline Carnaghan was next with a comical reading, Angie Dickinson Communion Sunday. The followed next with a flute ' Does your livestock CH mineral offer these benefits? - Shur-Gain Minerals do. 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On her birthday, September 16th the day was spent with her daughters at the home of Mrs. Marion Hodge. Friends and neighbours visited during the day. Hearty congratulations, Mrs. Argue. On September 15, their Diamond Wedding Anniver- sary, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright received a telegram from Buckingham Palace with the Queen's 'congraty-_ ~lations:--The family celebra- ted with a dinner at Deer Park Inn, Stouffville. The 4-H No. 1 group got underway on Tuesday, September 15 in the library at the Public School. There were 6 girls present. An election took place and the results were President - Tracy Staniland, secretaries - Tara Bailey and Karen Kyte and treasurer - Joy Werry. The leaders of the 4-H group are Mrs. Valerie MacDonald and Mrs. Donna Kyte. The them for the 4-H No. 1 group is "Your Corner of the World - Your Bed- room." Sympathy to Mrs. Doug Benns on the recent passing of her grandmother. The 4-H 3 and 4 met at the Recreation Centre on Tues- day, September 15 and were led by Mrs. Peggy Larmer and Mrs. Betty Lee. Elec- tions were held and the presi- dent is Marilyn Green, Vice president - Debbie Van Camp, Secretary - Lynn McLaughlin, Treasurer - Eleanor Kelly and Press. secretary - Elizabeth Kelly. There were 15 members present and the meeting was started. Mrs. Lee outlined the course and the macrame. Mrs. Larmer then took over to proceed with the lesson in Meeting 1. After completing Meeting 1 the meeting was adjourned. Cartwright High School News Let the banners fly, let the trumpéts sound, they're here! They're here! No, it's not an invasion, but that's all in the way you look at it. Any innocent person entering downtown Blackstock Friday at noon would have been surprised at the sight. Thirty -grade nine students, suitably clad for the occasion of initiation, were paraded up and down main street, Blackstock. Best costumes were awarded prizes and were as follows: (girls) first prize Lynn McLaughlin, second prize Eleanor Kelly, third prize Deb VanCamp. Boys- first prize David Moore, second prize Brian VanCamp, third prize Danny Russell. This is one of the best grade nine classes we area news F222 I subsea" "ath GAY \ RAS | LANA CREATIVE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS * Fully Qualified Installers & Carpenters * Full Line of Alcan Aluminum Products Including Seamless Eavestroughing * Free Estimates - 2 Year Guarantee on Installations have had, and we are really proud of them. They made $160 for the yearbook, from the slave auction, and another $20.00 selling toilet paper and a potato door to door. Welcome to high school, by the way it gets better! Wednesday found 88 students and seven teachers, plus our secretary, enroute to Stratford. "Much Ado Alcan About Nothing" was the PORT PERRY Building £ Ji production, and I believe 98 5-9121 Products A oan everyone enjoyed the play which was superbly done. Our evening meal was enjoyed at the Scarborough * Town Centre, much to Mr. Paisley's displeasure, whose heart was set on the Service Centre! However I think I can safely say "An enjoyable time was had by all!" Authonzed Dealer EIT TET TT TRAVELWAYS The Initiation Dance on Friday evening went quite well, with a minimal number of disturbances. Next dance is October 24, be there! Wednesday, September 24 was picture day. COMMUTER BUS SERVICE TORONTO HOSPITAL REPORT Week ending September 25 _ _ H Admissions...................... 30 Save Money Save Gas - Save Time Births........c.ccoovevevvennnnnn. Sas pr Ril ~----=INFORMATION- Emergencies.................. 211 Operations....................... 11 085- Discharged...................... 27 Remaining....................... 36 Come On Out to Something a Little Different! NIGHTCLUB NIGHT Catholic Church Hall - Port Perry SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th 'Roast Beef Candlelight Dinner' 'Variety Entertainment' 'Dancing to Irwin Smith' $35.00 per Couple - Reserved Tables HAPPY HOUR 6:30 - DINNER 7:30 - DANCING til 1 AM. Tickets at Williams' Arms, Pattersons of Port; Richard's Beauty Studio. 971-3100 aiiaaly FREE SERVICE TO BUYERS SELLERS PAY ONLY WHEN ITEM IS SOLD OR DELISTED. re PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 1, 1980 -- 2) 000000 TT PE SP LTA FAAS