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rR a Fn i 0) FA A ld le Ak i 5. gh 55° a fa ae A " ER " a a -- 4 " - ova a ---------- TE, -- I pm -- a" 0 ~ inn J Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Our community was both shocked and sadd- ened to learn of the tragic death of one of our "Native Sons" Bob Lawrence who was kill- ed in a farm accident at his farm at Newtonville on Sunday. Sympathy is extended to his wife the former Jane Passant who also was a Cart- wright girl and their family, to his mother, Mrs. Muriel Lawrence, to Jane's sister, Mary and Larry Mackie and family as well as to other relatives and friends in the area. The first Curling Bon- spiel of the season took place at the local arena on Saturday when a mixed Bonspiel was sponsored by Keith's Flowers of Uxbridge. Twelve teams enjoyed a day of keen curling on the excellent ice provid- ed by Icemakers Bob Strong and Vernon Sutton. Following the curling a delicious ham dinner was prepared and served by the A.C.W. Ladies. Club President Harold Wright expressed the appreciation to the sponsor and then announced the overall winner was the rink skipped by Vern Assle- stine, Mae and Jim Smitherman, and Eliz- abeth Kelly. Top team in the second draw which stood second were Keith and De Van Camp, Scott Howey and Cindy Werry. Second place in the early draw were Neil and Kathy McLaughlin, Grant and Heather McLaughlin. Second in the late draw were Roger and Elaine Porter, Sean Porter, Debbie McCracken. Following the present- ation of these prizes, the evening concluded with dancing to the music of D.J. Glen Howsam. Caroline Carnaghan played the part of Mrs. Hardcastle in the play "She Stoops to Conquer" at the Brock University Theatre in St. Catherines. Mrs. John Carnaghan and Murray attended the production on Thursday night. On Tuesday evening Nancy Bryans attended a Courtice Ladies Ball Reunion at Courtice High School. About 40 ladies and three men coaches ffom 1920's to the present attended. Even a score book and uniform from 1923 were displayed. It was so nice to see those from the past. When Nancy play- ed in the 50's the teams in the league were Orono, Newcastle, New- tonville and of course, Courtice. Bob also coached in the early 60's but did not attend. At the regular Lions' Club meeting on Wed- nesday evening Mr. Bill Brown, the District Administrator of York and Durham Region of ogue on Modern China with slides she and her husband had taken on their trip back to her homeland last summer. information on Comm- unity Care. Rob Graham thanked her and presented her with a plant in appreciation PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 27, 1984 -- 15 Communityshocked at accident Michael, Mary, Jody and Kelly attended the MacLaren Reunion held at Chateau Montebello, Montebello, P.Q. During trip. Destination was a mystery to all except the organizers but even they were in the dark when due to the new and Anne when Joe also added some yodeling. After a night of great dancing with this hospitable group, lunch the C.N.L.B. was Many preconceived for her most informing the weekend activities junction at No.115 and was enjoyed followed by present. Mr. Pat Porrill ideas were changed talk, Refreshments included curling, a No. 7 highways, the good-byes. presented Mr. Brown with seeing China of were then servied. The family dinner followed leaders became slightly Congratulations to the with $1858. from the Canvas of the area. The Lions would like to express their apprec- iation for the fine support of the commun- ity. At the next meeting, Wed. Dec. 5 a R.C.M.P. officer will be present to Today. Glenn Larmer presented Mrs. Good with a flowering plent and a church spoon 4s a token of appreciation. The evening concluded with a tasty lunch including Chinese fortune cookies. next meeting is to be held on Dec. 9 with bowling as the activity. Good wishes for as speedy recovery as possible is wished Sandra Hoskin who is in Port Perry Hospital where she underwent by a Scottish Ball. Many of the men were dressed in kilts for the dinner and dance. Check with Russell regarding his helping to start a new family tradition. Laurie and Bonnie were on the winning rink which lost and had to make a "*Grand Circle.' Con- federation School in Peterborough was finally reached. Anne Redden and fiance "Joe", both caller, had their group assembled where the Blackstock Cartwright High School Girls's Basketball teams who have done extremely well in the recent Central Ontario Secondary - Athletic Association (Single A - for schools with under 750 students). The Mid- speak on Drug Abuse. The Blackstock Youth surgery last week. captured the Bal- group were a surprise, gets coached by Miss The Public is invited to Group met on Sunday, Two local families quhidder Curling notto Anne, but to most Rumble won the attend at 8 p.m. to hear November 25 at the had a very exciting Trophy. Congratul- of her group. It is championship defeating this informative Blackstock United weekend attending a ations. always fun to visit Clarke H.S. 47-21. The speaker. Church. Elizabeth Ful- family reunion in the Thirty two members another group and have Juniors coached by Mr. On Friday evening at the United Church Mrs. Joan Good presented a very interesting travel- ford from Community Care was the guest speaker. Mrs. Fulford gave some interesting Province of Quebec. Andrea and Ross Weir, Janet, Jim and Russell, Laurie and Bonnie Hart, of the Thursday night group of square dancers left Blackstock on a mystery square dance m(e]ag]=] Comfort the experience of danc- ing to a different caller. 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