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tae Ny \ shone _ ala on ak HY a, - Row i Foi AR eG 2 md RES SINR TARE REIN © £90 Sr si A by Joyce Kelly Sympathy is extended to Mrs. June Degeer and family on the sudden passing of her father, Royal Whitfield. The funeral is from Port Perry on Wed- nesday. Sympathy is also extended to Lorne, Frank and Bert Hoskin on the passing of their sister, Ella Hoskin Ormiston after a lengthy illness. Happy 82nd birthday to Jim Hope on November 2. He will appreciate any cards that may come his way. Youth Sunday at the United Church on Sunday had a capacity crowd. Members of the Youth Group carried out the duties of ushers very capably. During the service three children received the sacrament of baptism. David James, son of Helen and Russell Carnaghan, Jeremy Randall, son of Gail and Randy Johns and Carla Leanne, daughter of Heather and Grant McLaughlin. As it will be, Nestleton Anniver- sary next Sunday there will be neither Church nor -Sunday School next Sunday at Blackstock United Church. The Youth Group will have a Costume Party at Blackstock Church from 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. The following Sunday, November 7th at 10 a.m. Blackstock Anniver- sary Service will be held. Gail and Randy Johns, Andrea and Jeremy had as their guests on Sunday following Jeremy's baptism the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spicher, Elaine and Allan Collings and Ryan all of Stayner; Barry and Louise Spicher and Sabriena Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johns of Oshawa, Rev. and John Shreve, Wade and Tanya, Whitby, Dawn and Terry Kuchirka, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carnaghan and boys enter- tained their family following David's baptism. Guests were- Mr. and Mrs. John SP PARP "Sa LAE SO TPT Re PIEPER | Ft FARA CETL HLA Por Fe py #2 aX ere n Carnaghan, Margaret Fannon and family, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lee and Daniel, Epsom, Murray Carnaghan and friend, Carolyn Carnaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phoenix and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phoenix and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phoenix and family all of Greenbank. Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLaughlin entertained in Carla's honour Sunday with a family dinner party. Guests were- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright, Mrs. Mabel McLaughlin, Mrs. Ed Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Mrs. Bill Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wills, Laura and Emily, North Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCoy, Caesarea, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy, Brian Magill, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLaughlin and Alex. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlow and Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Edgerton, Ann and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Birkett, Judy and Joanne, Port Perry, Rev. and Mrs. Dale Davis. Glad to report that Roy McLaughlin has returned home from Oshawa Hospital following surgery. He will continue to recuperate at home. The local 4-H groups held their closing parties this past week. All sorts of baked goodies were enjoyed by the girls and their leaders. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin are looking very proud these days as they have recently become great grandparents when grand- son Brett and his wife Patty Hoskin made this possible with the arrival of a new little one on the family tree. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe returned home from a holiday in La Sarre, Quebec. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ferron. Denise and Bryan Wolfe were also there. George and Norma enjoyed a flight by helicopter over the Lake Abitibi and Lake Duparque regions near James Bay. They called on Helen and Stuart Dorrell at Charlton on the way up and report that they are well and busy. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Elaine and Esther along with Mrs. Reg Boundey of Port Perry were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pawly of Courtice. Dawn Bailey, Julie Bry- ant, Eleanor and Elizabeth Kelly, Lori Emerton and Susan Sheen attended a Hallowe'en Moot for Rangers and Rovers in Bur- ford over the weekend. This was attended by well over 200 young people and their leaders from all over Southern Ontario. It was a camp out in tents which proved that cold weather doesn't cool enthusiasm. The afternoon unit of the U.C.W. met at the Church on Tues. Oct. 19th. A dessert of pumpkin pie, whipped cream and tea prepared by Florence and Rhoda Larmer was enjoyed by all. Leader Jean Adams began the meeting with a poem- Diary of a Bible. Audrey Wright was in charge of Devotion. Her topic "Almost a Christian' was very thought provoking message, some of which we discussed later in the meeting. The hymn "Jesus Calls us O'er the Tumult" was read together. The roll call was a new twist for an old vegetable. Dates given were- Nov. 3rd - all groups meet together at 8 p.m. Roll call to be a gift for the Psychiatric Hospital. Flora Samells for the theme gave an account of the week- end at Elim Lodge. Audrey closed the meeting with prayer. The District 4 of the Agri- cultural Societies holds its annual meeting at Lindsay on Thursday. Anyone wishing to go, please call 2 ERY What is a diamond? Diamond. Pure crystallized carbon. Formed deep within the earth more than 100 million years ago at searing temperatures, under intense pressures. Plucked from the earth for its sparkle. Revered for its magical, curative, and protective powers. Cherished always for its rarity and the brilliant white fire in its heart. ~~ Cutand polished to make the most of its refractive powers, the diamond takes ordinary white light and transforms it into a rainbow: No wonder diamond is hailed as nature's most precious jewel. Come in and see our beautiful selection of loose diamands! LIMITED s_.* ~~ Queen Street - Port Perry Member of the . caradian jewillers association a Ys v AR FAR SO OR IPT Ae ". Blackstock and area news either Bob Swain or Joyce Kelly. The Pine Ridge Garden Club met for the October meeting in the Nestleton Hall with an enthusiastic group of ladies and gentlemen. In the absence of President Rika Wygerde, who was visiting Holland, John Kingstone 1st vice president opened the meeting and conducted the business. He then introduced Roy Turner of Blackstock who spoke to us on preparing the greenhouse for winter. He also showed a picture 6n landscaping. What a diff- erence a few shrubs and trees make to the appear- ance of a home. One should always have a plan before planting anything, then the landscaping can be done all at once or a little each year. A social time with tea, coffee and cake brought another enjoyable evening to a close. At our November 6th meeting we are having a very popular speaker- Martha Veldhires who will speak on growing Cacti and other plants. Come Out and Join Us. Typewriters Adding Machines REPAIR SERVICE PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 LAE § 0 0803 FL OR NA so PO SPE sO vee : SN ANRYDR ALG, YOY, xo b EAT FRE Bina rm rg simran Swighotdennimaiaigiiisidisiralin v 4 a > 3 » > : . - Lriiirtidesidod plist eialisies abun PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday October 26, 1982 -- 27 Fo First Come - First Served "A A | a) viv Ny [RU IRA VI PETA CVF RE Ors 3 NANOS ON TE a es S52 LEA 4 & hao THE IY & .." 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