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J i SL IE T_T. ITT HH HE Her oy adsl i | N PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1984 -- 13 al Ag LI a in immer ti RAR. rb py Sl Brian is on his way to Sweden Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Best wishes from our community go with Brian Van Camp who leaves this week for a year's exchange to Sweden. Brian will have -a short intensive study of the Swedish language before he goes to the family where he will stay for the first three months. Brian is spon- sored by the Port Perry Rotary Club for his exchange. On Friday evening a group of his High School friends held a surprise Bon Voyage . party for Brian at the Town Hall. A family party was held for Brian on Sunday. Good Luck, Brian! In last week's news I missed the names of three couples who had travelled to Pennsy- lania on the bus trip. They were John and Marion Carnaghan, Neil and Eleanor Werry and Merrill and Norma Van- Camp. My apologies for that omission. Franz-Josef Ruther who has spent several weeks with the Neil Bailey family left last Monday to travel by train to Vancouver. He will travel from there to San Fransisco from where Franz-Josef flies on August 6 home to Ruthen, Germany. A bridal shower was held on Sunday, July 22 'SQUARE BOY 80 WATER ST., 'PORT PERRY SUBS & PIZZA 985-8448 win) *TURKEY SUBS *CORNED BEEF SUBS NOW AVAILABLE AT SQUARE BOY! OPEN: 11 AM. to 11:30 P.M. 11 AM. -2 A.M. Friday & Saturday HOME DELIVERY THURS, FRI., SAT. & SUN. Bs = {CHRYSLER LOW, LOW PRICES ON 65 BRAND NEW 84's! for Sandra Pierce, bride-to-be of Michael Hamilton. This happy event was co-hosted by Josephine Hamilton and Diane Clement. Guests who attended were Phyllis Hamilton, Alison Warne, Neomie Blomme, Beryle Pierce, Maxine Hoskin, Dorothy Venning, Ivy Rahm, Morag Hamilton, Mar- guerite Dixon, Evelyn Hamilton, Doris Burr and Melissa Clement. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beatty of Cannington were Sun- day afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson. Several from this area attended the Open House in honour of the Silver Wedding Anni- versary of Eunice and Herman Rodman held at their farm home in Little Britain on Sunday afternoon. Doreen VanCamp is putting together a slide series on the History of Cartwright for a presen- tation on October 13 at the Cartwright Bicen- tennial-Sesquicentenn- ial celebration to be held in Blackstock. If you have any good pictures or slides of early pion- eers, buildings, farms, special activities and events or people doing things of general interest, please contact CHRYSLER Hodge i Join the Chrysler Revolution! Chrysler is the only automobile manufacturer offering a 5 Year Warranty against body corrosion. Come in and see us today for full details. You'll be glad you made your new car a Chrysler! & SCUGOG CHRYSLER - LTD. t HWY. 7A-12 MANCHESTER ".* 985-7354 either Doreen or Bill Ferguson who is also preparing a historical display of pioneer famil- ies and farms on the same occasion. There were ten tables at the Tuesday evening . card party with the following winners 1. Dorothy Edwards - 87; 2. Belle Werry -84; 3. Jennie Bailey - 75; 4. Rhoda Larmer - 72; 5. Ella Venning - 72; 6. W. Dobbie - 71; Low - Weir Swain; draws - 1. Leonard Cane; 2. Jean Slemon; 3. Wm. Forder. Ralph and Peggy Larmer moved into the village on Saturday from their farm west of Blackstock to Crestview St. home formerly own- ed by the Mikkelsen family. Nancy and Bob Bryans recently visited with Shirley and Terry McBride who have moved from Egypt to near Cambray. Nancy Bryans spent an evening with her family at Babe and Wilf Brown"s at Courtice and enjoyed meeting again her cousins, Patty and Alan Calver from Kit- chener. Pleased to report that Pat Porrill has returned home after spending five weeks in Oshawa General Hospital where he underwent hip surgery. Pat has made an excellent recovery. Also it is good to report that Todd James was home for the weekend LS CARTWRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL HONOUR LIST 75 Per Cent and Over Grade 9 Nancy Green Lorie Leach Leanne MacDonald Claire Mackenzie Tammy McMillen Sheryl Porter Ann Rooney Shannon Turnbull Grade 10 Christine Bazarin Arlene Davis Diane Densmore Natalie Green Elaine Kelly Christine McLean Tracy Staniland Joy Werry Grade 11 Anthony Duivesteyn Diane Fletcher Craig Hudson Sharry Killingbeck Cathy Paisley Jay Priebe Shawn Umphrey Boyd Vanderheul Tena Wolters Grade 12 Lynn Bazarin Robert Graham Anne Hoogeveen Allen Hudson Carol Lewerentz Lynn McLaughlin David Moore Brian Van Camp Grade 13 Dwayne Bryant Robert Green Eleanor Kelly Vanessa Lewerentz Philip Malin Susan Witteveen as part of his therapy at Riverdale Hospotal. 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