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dW ET ase a VAT) TL LE A Re SR MLE TRY Tala REVI A TNT SY YS AE ho «4. 3 CRAIN AR EL ADIN PY TA AARNE ERT ACENL TPE} SUSI SX (RHI AINA Ton wh LSE TE S34) San fade i She RY Tt VRE TR AT LRA k CATR AS 3S pS FRE CNN NY RN Raging a Sat 7, ROLY dR 3 Aviad in doled di elles Onin dba dust w ws dita a Pte Sr by Joyce Kelly Pattie Bryans and Rick Alpe recently visited with Babe and Wilf Brown, Courtice and spent the week- end at Carmella and Arturo Alpe's in Guelph. Pattie and Rick have been telling the good news of their recent engagment. It was a busy week at the home of Bernie and Glenys Gotham. A veterinarian friend, Bruce Springfield, from Australia, spent a couple of days here enroute lo a convention in Hawaii. Bernie's mother, Mrs. Helen Gotham, and nephew, Peter Gotham returned to England on Saturday. That same day Glenys' aunt from Australia Mrs. Hazel Gould arrived for a visit. Friday evening the Bob Bryans along with Gord and Debbie, Steve, Lorinda Jack- son, Rick Alpe and Tom and Wilma Wotten helped Pattie celebrate her birthday. Thursday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson were his sisters, Mrs. Vera Warmington and Mrs. Alba Currie both of Cannington. Mr. and Mrs. B.W. Switzer of Brantford visited Mrs. K. Samells and the ladies enjoyed recalling the days when they roomed together in Peterborough while attending Normal School. © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. October 13, 1982 News from Bl Mrs. Florence Larmer and Mrs. Flora Samells enjoyed the Thanksgiving weekend at Elim Lodge near Peter- borough along with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin of Nestleton. Miss Susan Sheen and her mother, Mrs. Mary Sheen spent Thanksgiving weekend al Miss Sheen's cottage in the Muskokas. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham, Mark and Rob were Cheryl Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoskin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family, Mrs. Pat Fletcher and family, Mr. Don Pacoe of Hampton, Mrs. Reg Boundey of Port Perry, Mr. Chris Mackey from Brooklin. Joan Adams and Dora Martyn are all set to go on the course "Food for all Season" in the rec centre, Friday Oct. 15 beginning at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This course is under the direction of the Ministry of Agriculture and is sponsored by the Black- stock W.I. Come and learn how to make your own coatings, mixes, how to shop more economically, and how to use metric measure. Each will take home a cookbook with the recipes we demon- strate. Bring your own lunch and stay over noon hour. RENT ANEW PONTIAC Phoenix SJ Coupe © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 OPEN: Weekdaysto9P M _Fridaysto6P M Saturdaysto4 P.M 7 Blackstock Lions elec Blackstock and District Lions recently elected their 1982-83 Executive. Pictured here are, back row, left to right; Merlin Suggitt, Tail Twister; John Larmer, Director; Mike Post, Director; Ken Lee, 2nd t 1982-83 executi AE ickstock and area pel eR ve row, left to right: Roger Simmons, Treasurer; 'Bill Turner, President; Ray Wright, Past President; Cliff Trapp, Director. Front row, left to right: Ernie Swain, Tail Twister; Barry Rohrer, Secretary; Lorne Clark, a \\. \\, RN RA « COMMUTER BUS SERVICE TO PICKERING "GO" STATION & TORONTO Port Perry Plaza - 7:02 A.M. Monday through Friday (Except Holidays) Special Monthly Fare FOR INFORMATION CALL: TRAVELWAYS Leaves Available! Vice President; Don Cliff, 1st Vice President. Middle The new night school class of square dancers has begun with a good number en- rolling. Anyone who still wants to enroll may do so Friday Oct. 15th at 7:30 in the public school. After this the dancers are too ad- vanced to catch up. On Saturday night Cran- dells Riverboat was the site of a reunion of former Cart- wright High School students. Mr. Eric Kristensen, Mr. Stephen Kristensen, Miss Theresia Klemencic, Miss Teresa Wygerde, Mr. Tim Cochrane, Mr. Ivan Duives- teyn, Mr. Norman DeJong, Mr. Warren Strong, Mr. Gordon Baraball, Tracey Hogg, Caroline Carnaghan, Brian Mikkelson. Bob Horton and their friends. The Evening Unit of the U.C.W. is planning a bus trip to the Kitchener Market and the factory outlets in the area on Sat. Nov. 13th. Great for Christmas shopping buys. For more information call Tallya Moore 986-5018. For those who did not re- ceive the notice of registra- tion for Figure Skating, registration will still be accepted. Phone Lynn Cawker 6-5236 or Gin Masterson 6-5348 as soon as possible. New curlers will be wel- comed in any of the leagues- for ladies call Pat Fletcher 6-4879; for mens- Neil McLaughlin 6-5225; for mixed Gary McConnell 6-4739 or any other member of the executive. The Durham Region Horseback Riding for the handicapped Association held their fourth Annual Ride-a-thon at Hoskin Stables at Blackstock on Sept. 25th. Forty-six riders participated in this event and $4,900 was raised. The Association would like to thank all that assisted in various ways. Zz Blackstock 2 and 3- 4-H groups held another meeting. at the Recreation Centre. This week we learned about no knead breads. Along with sampling some bread, we were also allowed to make some. The leaders continued on with the meeting and then it was adjourned. Mrs. Ella Venning spent Thanksgiving weekend with her daughter Joyce and Dale Gunter at Newmarket. The family was home from their colleges for the weekend to make for great visiting. There were eleven tables at the Senior Citizen's card party with the following winners: 1. M. Poots- 86; 2. Dorothy McDiarmid- 79; 3. Les Taylor- 76; 4. Belle Werry- 76; 5. Carl Gimblett- 75; 6. A. Timms- 75; Low- Susie Harris; Draws- 1. Ann Taylor; 2. Lorne Johnson; 3. Les Taylor. Karen and Doug Benns and boys entertained members of Karen's family on Thanksgiving. Guests for this family gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ellicott Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ellicott, Brooklin, Mr. "apd Mrs. Keith Ellicott, Epsom. Doug enjoyed the long weekend home from his job in Elliott Lake. Congratulations to Tammy DeMerchant and Paul Chilco of Port Perry who were married on Saturday in the Port Perry Baptist Church. Tammy had many guests from the Maritimes to make her special day even more special. Attending were her grandmother Mrs. Flora McCullough, her aunt and uncle Peter and Myrna Pacione and family of New Brunswick, her other grand- mother Mrs. Vera Harrison from Gaspe, Quebec, her aunt Jill Garehty from Quebec, another aunt and uncle Terry and Cheryl Harrison from Bathurst N.B., her aunt and uncle Steve and Joy Brooker from Montreal. Also attending were relatives and friends from neighbouring areas. The bride and groom are honeymooning in the Mari- times. Her mother wishes to thank her friends for helping to make this day so special. Blackstock W.1. The W.1. met at 1 p.m. on (Turnto page 33) Director. Missing from the picture is Kerry Umphrey, 3rd Vice President. Get Better TV Reception! Take advantage of tower inspection Fall Season Values. FREE - Complete TV antenna and - FREE - Installation with purchase A of Jerrold Maximiser signal booster. BLACKSTOCK ANTENNA & TOWER (Open Evenings till 8:00 P.M.) 986-5213 | 5 Year parts & labour warranty. 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