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ra ----. mm Da a a oR eee > - Em ad a Ex TAA SAL by Joyce Kelly Sympathy is extended to Harold Wheeler and family on the very sudden and unexpected passing of Mrs, Wheeler last week. She and daughter, Diane, were on their way to Oshawa Hospital to sign papers for a critical operation for Mr. Wheeler when she suffered a fatal heart attack. Her daughter, Connie and Ernie -Swain were holidaying in British Columbia with Bryan and Judy Mountjoy and had to make a fast return. Like- wise, Bob and Shirley Wheeler were camping in Eastern' Ontario and they were reached with difficulty. Grandsons Mike and Tim Wheeler returned hame from Like Louise for the funeral on Wednesday. Also sympathy is extended to new residents Ed and tragic death of Ed'§ nephew in Alberta where he was working. The funeral was held in Toronto. Sorry that Mrs. Royal Whitfield is not well. She and Mr. Whitfield are at the home of their daugher, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Degeer. Mrs. Whitfield spent some time in Port Perry Hospital. Pleased to report that Mr. David McLean, Mr. Mar- wood McKee and Ted McMahon are all home from hospital following surgery. Margaret and Ted Kemp, Aileen VanCamp and Ken News from Prince Albert by Earline Armstrong Bruce Martyn, Roy Robertson, Everett Kerr and Earl Martyn are back from an 8 day trip to the North_ West Territories where they enjoyed fishing Arcuc Char in the Arctic Ocean and Lake Trout in Great Bear Lake, while there they stayed at Plummers Lodge at Great Bear Lake. A trip I am sure the four of you well deserve. Recent visitors at the Joe Baxters on Quaker Road, over the past two weeks have * been Marjories sister, Liz O'Brian from Ottawa, her niece, Patti Savage, husband Bob and children, Laura and Paul from Kamloops, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Kaas Schuetz from Baarn Netherlands, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Buchma from Jackson New Jersey. They seem to come from all over to see the Baxters. Marjorie and daughter Catherine hung up the "Welcome Mat" and.enjoy- ed a short trip to Stratford Ontario to attend "'The Mikado'. Fifteen tables of euchre were played at Prince Albert Hall on Thursday, July 29 - Ladies High went to Dorothy McDiarmid, second - Phyllis Clarke and low Mary Sweet- man, on the mens side - high was Ross Griffin, second was Carl Gimblett and low was Norman Birkett. Hope to see you out on August 5 at 8 o'clock, we enjoy your company. Steven Mclntrye from Portage La Pairie, Manitoba is spending some time in our village visiting friends and relatives. Friday evening visitors with Bill and Earline Arm- strong were Mr. Bud Hirst from Oshawa, Mr. Howard Green from Norton, New Brunswick and Mr. Joe Saunders from Port Perry. Monday guests with Grace and Les Beacock were Mr. "and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and nei ond ond Need a good book to read? - SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF BOOKS & MAGAZINES ¢ Harlequin Romances ~ eEmilie Loring o Adventure & Suspense oe Westerns Women's Weekly ® Humour © Science Fiction ' o Magazines © Best Sellers. © And Much, Much More. Glen from Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. T. Cole from Oshawa. Mrs. Jean Martyn is home after spending 3 enjoyable weeks at Chautaugua Institute in New York State, while their Jean saw Rev. and Mrs. Robert Brawn and son Greg from Hamilton. She also enjoyed seeing Carole Lawrence and '"'The Amazing Kreskin." Lynn Poole from Belle- ville, Ontario spent the week- end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ron Deeth. } Jim Mitchell along with his grandson travelled to Maple Leaf on the weekend and along with 50 other relatives enjoyed a summer Christmas party with. gift . exchange and all. Now I forgot to ask if santa Claus showed up, but he likely did with his bathing suit and water skiis.- Please call Ilean Pugh at 985-2146 with your news items next week. Stor = BY PORT Eat STAR CO LINTED 238 QUEEN STREET. (4) 995.730) Sei bd grr I 2 ., ARR AY IF. x 3 - FR: HES Sa wid ESERI iA rR KE ATT ~Carol Chorostecki on the od FR LUT Crawford have been on a motor trip to the Maritime Provinces. Jeffrey and David Kemp stayed with grandparents, Stephen and Susan Saywell while their parents were on holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm attended the regular Open Air Service of the Hope Circuit which was held on Sunday at the home of Mary Lou and David Kellogg. Guest speaker was Hugh McCullum, Editor of the Observer. Following the service which was attended by about 200, coffee and fruit bread was served. This interesting arrangement for summer services for this three point charge has the service at different home each Sunday going from point to point. Everyone brings their lawn chairs and comes in informal dress. The Joint Services moved to the United Church for August on Sunday morning at the regular time of 10:00 a.m. Rev. Dale Davis con- ducted the service and preached a very thoughtful sermon on Lambs and the Shepherd. Lynn McLaughlin sang a beautiful solo, The Lord's Prayer. A pot luck dinner was announced for Sunday, t 15 at 12:45 to be held in the C.E. Room. After spending two months in Lake Louise, both Marilyn Green and Elizabeth Kelly phoned home on the week- end. They report lots of work combined with many interesting jaunts to other tourist highlights. They appreciate the many letters they have received and hope for more in the remaining five weeks that they will be here. Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther, Dave and Lois Wotten attended the annual Walker Picnic held at Verulam Park on Sunday afternoon. There were 11 tables at the Senior Citizens' Card party on Tuesday evening. Winners were 1. Roy Werry- 80; 2. Meta Swain-77; 3.Nora Walker-75; 4. Verna Draper- 74; 5. Sid Brown-74; 6. Harry McLaughlin-72; Low - Hazel English. Draws - 1.Dorothy McDiarmid 2. Perey Van- FIBA: MA FPELGe) WV IIIT EAE V3 FY WASTE INF WE CONE ¥ WF 1 7 Eades» SI PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday August 4, 1962 -- 33 News from Blackstock and area Camp 3. Ruby Birkett. These weekly card parties are open to anyone who enjoys an evening of progressive euchre. You do not need to be a senior citizen to attend. It ~i8 just sponsored by that group. Cards begin promptly at 8 p.m. The Annual Picnic was held at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Gord Wilson at Garden Hill on Sunday. Attending from here were Ralph and Peggy Larmer, John Larmer, Dave and Ingrid Larmer, Harvey and Joan Graham, Rob Graham, Chris Mackey and Scott Fletcher. The Blackstock Agri- cultural Society held a meet- ing of the directors on Thurs- day evening at the Town Hall with President Bob Swain in the chair. Plans are well underway for the 117th annual Blackstock Fair to be held on Saturday, August 28. Improvements are being made by the Cattle Committee to the loading ramp and extensions added to the tie racks. Water will be piped out to that area. Guernsey: A fine financial statement showed that the Tractor Pull had been very successful. Several contests are need- ing competitors - Bread slicing, log sawing and frog jumping. The ladies are planning a heritage quilt display in the Nursery Room. Anyone with quilts 50 years old or older please contact Edda Bowman, Linda McLaughlin or Joyce Kelly as soon as possible. They will be under security at all times. Catherine Corden is in charge of the amateur contest this year. The directors were pleased to know that the Durham County Dairy Princess con- test will be held at our fair this year. A committee was put in for the dance on Fair night. This dance will be for all ages with music by Ross Jack- man. Bar privileges and lunch will be part of the plans. Anyone with baby animals suitable for Baby Animal Display, please con- tact Glenys Gotham, Pres- ident or Secretary. \ r The Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program is a joint project of the : Meet one of the twelve Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year Award winners of 1981 | Rodney the J SLOW Barkley 15, of Williamsburg, Ontario X Rodney Barkley has been blind since the age of four. He is a gold medal runner, a musician, a fund-raising volunteer and has many hobbies. 1982 nominations are now being accepted by this newspaper PORT PLMT STAR CO LMNTED 13 QUEEN STALEY PO M00. #011 PLoeY. ONTAO . 100m0 (4%) 943.738) community newspapers of Ontario and CP Air For 1982 Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year BER