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- celebration of . byJoyceKelly Sorry to report that there are many people from this area hospitalized in Toronto Hospitals.. They are Mrs, Josie Hamilton, Mrs. L. McArthur and Lawrence; In Port Perry are Mrs. Jennie Bailey, Mrs. Robert Ford, Mr. Mervyn Graham, Mr. Wes Pearse and Mr. Grant Edgerton, . Better health "is wished all these patients and any others that I haven't listed, Miss Joan Samells, R.N. Toronto, spent a few days recently with her grand- mother Mrs. Kenneth Samells, On Thursday, April 2nd, the Blackstock I and II 4-H groups met together at the Blackstock Rec Centre for their last meeting. After all the girls and their leaders gathered the party started. On the menu were three chicken dishes, chocolate mousse, two salads, cheese, buns, meatballs, cream puffs, juice and fruit (apples, oranges, blueberries). After supper and clean-up they played egg gamon which is an egg game. Then after a few games, plans were made for Achievement Day which 'will be held on Friday evening, April 24th in the Blackstock Rec Centre. . Mrs. Reta Berrill of Bow- manville spent the weekend with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gibson and Eleanor.- The Port Perry Oldtimers Hockey Team spent from Thursday to Sunday at a Hockey Tournament at Lake Placid, New York. They won the Silver Medal in Division £,35+. Mr..and Mrs. Frank Robin and 'Mr. and Mrs. David Menzies from Blackstock enjoyed this wekend. + Lo - Reverend and Mrs. J.C. Hill of Columbus, Mrs. Florence Hill and Miss Ruby Beare of Hillsdale Manor, Whitby were Friday noon dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and Mrs. Wilbur Toms. The April meeting of the A.C.W. will take place on Thursday, April 16th in the Parish Hall. Reverend R. Rose will lead a Lenten Bible study and there will be a Holy Communion. All welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Frank, Pat, Darren and Shannon of Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and - family. At -the weekly senior citizens' card party there John were20 tables with the following winners: 1. Sid Brown - 89; 2. Vera Fawns - 82; 3. Belle Werry - 80; 4. Adam Sharpe - 80; 5. Fran Gibson - 79; 6. Arvelle Barrett -' 78; Low-Dorothy McDiarmid 50-50 draw-Doris Rohrer. The annual awards banquet for the all leagues of the Blackstock Curling Club was held on Wednesday evening at the Rec Centre. "After singing Grace and the Toast to the Queen, over one hundred curlers and their escorts (many of whom were also curlers) enjoyed a delicious chicken dinner catered by the A.C.W. President Ken Crawford welcomed all and briefly reviewed the past very successful season. Ted Kemp gave the customary thanks to the ladies. Lynn McLaughlin accompanied by her mother favoured with two beautiful vocal solos. Ken congratulated Nancy and Dave Barr, Don and Louise Swaitr™on obtaining the very rare event - an eight ender on the last night of curling. After the acceptance of the minutes and the treasurer's report that was presented by Gerald Kelly, the slate officers for next season was given as follows: Past . President - Ken Crawford; President - Ted Kemp; Vice President - Neil McLaughlin Secretary-Treasurer - Gerald and Joyce Kelly; Schedule Manager - Cameron Porter. Donations had been made by Stedman's, Eleanors Flowers both of Port Perry, Swain's Seeds, L.0.L. Purple Hill, D. and J. Packers, Asselstines Yamaha, Floyd Argue and Ken Crawford. These were drawn for during the evening with . the following lucky winners Harold McLaughlin, Harold Luke, Denzil Moore, Pat Fletcher, Wendy Bently, Eileen McLaughlin, Sharon Wilson, Andrew Petrie, George Wilson, Linda Hughes, Dalton Dorrell, Marg Kemp, Dale Van .Camp, Ron Vice and Reg Hughes. A huge rib roast that had kindly been donated by Canadian Dressed Meats Limited, Toronto was raffled off with Ernie Swain the lucky winner. Lorna Edgerton, President of the Ladies' League thanked many for their help throughout the season. She paid special mention to the TRENTWAY ESCORTED MOTORCOACH TOURS SINCE 1965 SEE THE RUGGED BEAUTY OF ATLANTIC CANADA 'New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland 13 DAY TOURS 29 Departures from June 1to September 26 (Inclusive) ~ 19DAYTOURS Including NEWFOUNDLAND 10 Departures from June 27 to August 31 (Inclusive) FOR DETAILS CONTACT: NONQUON TRAVEL 985-2336 (4 . BE Ty LE ahs el 2 dori CANE BFE De ITN © Blackstock and are icemakers for the excellent ice throughout the year. She presented new slate of officers - Past President - Lorna Edgerton; President - Mary Mackie;. Vice "President « Pat Fleteher; Schedule Manager - Helen Green; Assistant Schedule 'Manager - Helen Nesbitt. Helen Green, Schedule Manager, announced = that the winner of the first place trophies and plaque was Donna Kyte and her rink of Josie Hamilton, Lisa Philips and Leah Frew. Just one- half point behind in second place was Joyce Kelly, Kathleen 'Petrie, Lisa Kristensen and Sharon Pollack. Pat Fletcher, Wendy Bently, Linda Maw and Chris Cliff stood in third . place while Joan Graham, Edith McLaughlin, Evelyn Trapp and Sue Fallis stood in fourth place. Fifth place was taken by Helen Green, Lisa Philips, Josie Hamilton and Gloria McLaren. Nancy McConnell presented the Mixed League report. The competition was very keen here as well with - = the last night deciding the top six places. The High School Team of - Brian Dalton, Leanne Van Camp, Howard Bailey and Melanie Williams won the trophy and the prizes that had been donated by Bill and Sandra Thompson of Thompson's Market. Ip second place were Harold and Eileen McLaughlin, Neil and Kathy McLaughlin with Keith and Wilma Van Camp, Pat Fletcher and Tena VanRyswyk winning the third place prizes. Lynn McLaughlin delighted everyone with another solo. - Floyd Argue, Schedule Manager for the Men's League announced that the top men's team was Harold McLaughlin, Ted Kemp, Herb Vine, Robert Archer, Dave Frew. Merlin Suggitt presented his trophy to this rink. Second place, very close behind was the rink of Howard Bailey, Brian Dalton, John Green and Tim Cochrane, Third. place. was taken by Dale Van Camp, - Cameron Porter, Earl Hartly and Cliff Davis. - The Men's Bonspiel Trophy was presented by Cameron Porter to Gerald Kelly, Merrill Van Camp, Jim Byers and Andrew Petrie. An excellent film on the Silver Broom brought an enjoyable season and evening to a 'close. Yukon, If you are considering insulating your home you should check if you are eligible for a grant. Then send CHIP a request card for your personalized application form which will indicate that grant money has been set fore ember 1, 1977 inthe hwest Territories or Newfoundland? FRretdv Lh sy hs phic 38 SF ¥ Vel YN : 003 at Se Fg ES LY WE RT a SA le Np So Bab AN tog We SS gh ib A lps bo The Blackstock Curling Merlin Suggitt presented trophy bear skip Harold McLaughlin, Ted Kemp and David Frew. Absent Herb Vine and Robt. Archer. fy aside for you for 90 days. ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? YES NO 1. Is it a principal residence or non-profit hostel? 0 0a 2. Isita house or apartment of 3 storeys or lass? Oo 0O 3. Was it built before January 1, 1961 in any province* or be- Oo 0 1+ICHIP Canadian Home insulation Program A P.O. Box 1270, Station "T" Toronto, Ontario M6B 4A4 tel: (416) 789-0581 or toll free 1-800-268-1818 Club held its wind-up banquet last week with presentation of trophies to winning teams. Lorna Edgerton presented plaque to Donna Kyte, skip of ladies division winner, Lisa Phillips and Leah Frew. Josie + Hamilton is absent from photo. Fs Ci ing his name to men Ken Crawford presented trophy to winners inthe mixed division. Howard Bailey, Leanne VanCamp, Brian Dalton and Melanie Williams. From May 1, 1981 there will be a new procedure to apply for a CHIP home insulation grant If you have answered "YES" to all the ques- tions you can obtain your personalized ap- plication form for a grant by sending us a completed CHIP request card. This card is available from most insulation material retail outlets, insulation contractors or from your provincial CHIP office. ~ Canadian Home Insulation Program PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 15, 1981 -- 23 a news items Ded s division winner Skip Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island are covered under the Home Insulation Program. © AREER a hy Sa Sea fo, Peak) NEAT