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EE PI, ARIAS lc sa CR NRL SE AE aR vin a NAG a ie ra Jom lal uitae SRE Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Clogging lessons will be starting on Saturday. Sept. 14 at 1 p.m. at the Town Hall at $2.00 per lesson. For further infor- mation, call 986-5147. Four young cloggers that pleased the audiences so well at Blackstock Fair will be on the first Tom- my Hunter Show this season. The absolutely terrible weather has continued yet another week to plague the farming com- munity, allergy sufferers and everyone else. Sure- ly clearer days must be on the way. Many new activities will be starting in the next few weeks. On Sept. 12, registration for Minor Hockey will take place at Blackstock Arena from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Registrations for Night School at Cartwright High School will be held on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Late phone calls will be accepted the rest of this week at the School if spaces are available. Courses of- fered are: Basic Accoun- ting - Tuesday 7-9 for 10 weeks; Cosmetology for 3 weeks - Tuesday 7-9; Micro-Wave Cooking - Thursday 7-10, 5 weeks; Slimnastics - Wed. 7-9, 10 weeks; Micro-Comp- uters for Beginners - Tuesday 7-9, 5 weeks. Since publication of course topics Chair Can- ing with Eileen McLaughlin will be of- fered for 10 weeks on Monday 7-9. Congratulations to Doug Fallis and Linda Moase who were mar- ried quietly at their farm. The ceremony was attended by family members. Aileen VanCamp along with Jim and Margaret Ann VanCamp of Scugog Island, have returned home from an exciting trip to Germany, Austria and Yugoslavia. In their three weeks they enjoyed seeing many, many points of interest in these countries. Our area boasts many, many young people fur- thering their education at a great variety of col- leges and universities. A partial list follows: If your son or daughter is not listed, please let me know so that another list may be made next week. At Guelph University - Marilyn Green, 3rd year; Robert Green, Dwayne Bryant, Cheryl Graham all entering their second year and Lynn McLaughlin, Agricultural Economics, Rob Graham, Agric- ulture, David Moore, B of Science in Engineer- ing all in first year. At Sir Wilfred Laurier are Vanessa Lewerentz, 2nd year and Howard Bailey in third year. At Durham College, Kim Bullock, Deb DeVries, Nancy Witte- veen, Angela Duives- teyn, Don Arnold, Danny Russell, Julia Vanderheul, Alan Petrie, and Andrew Petrie. Lynn McDiarmid is returning to Loyalist College, Belleville for her third year in Developmental Service Worker, training. At Mohawk College, Hamilton, is Broad- casting and Journalism are Craig Paisley for his second year and Mike McDiarmid for his first year. At the University of ECONO PAK MEAL EVERY FRI. SAT. s SUN. "9 pieces of golden chicken Pi mily french fries 2 med. salads of your choice l'oronto, are Philip Mahn and Brian Gardner while Norma Jean Newbold 1s going nto her second year at York University Ralph DeJong 1s return- ing for his second year at Fanshaw College. London At Western University are Sue Witteveen for her second year and Brian Reed for first year Carol Lewerentz is at McMaster in first year. Vince Mackie will be stu- dying Agriculture at Kemptville Agricultural College. At Queen's University, Kingston, are Elizabeth Kelly for third year, Eleanor Kelly for second year and Ann-Marie Hoogeveen for first year Nursing. Also at Kingston at the Royal Military College are Boyd Vanderheul and Allen Hudson both first year. What a list to be proud of in our communi- ty. Best wishes go to all of you. In spite of the weather a good crowd turned out to th Hoskin Stables on Sunday afternoon to watch the handicapped riders display their skills at the Seventh Annual Open House sponsored by the Durham Region Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Associa- tion. Nineteen members took part. A thank you presentation was given by President Moyra Pudleiner to Terry and Shirley Cane in apprecia- tion for their hospitality, patience and skill over the last year. The Association relies heavi- ly on the use of volunteers. Moyra presented each volunteer with a thank you gift. We were pleased to have Alf Brown, Sandra Williams and Mary McEwan of St. John Ambulance in at- tendance. Their atten- Dixielee CHICKEN & SEAFOOD 999) Phone ahead ... for faster service! 126 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-9009 dance 1S strictly volunteer and 1s very much appreciated Mr Greg Rist of City TV. was present and showed chips of Open House on their 6 o'clock news Hoskin Stables Musical Ride made their last public performance of the year at Open House They will be practising over the winter in their new arena. Look out R.C.M.P. Hoskin Stables is looking over your shoulder! A delicious lunch was provided by the parents of the han- dicapped riders. Don't forget the Ride- a-thon on September 21 from Hoskin Stables. It is not too late to pick up pledge sheetc at Hoskin PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1985 -- 25 Clogging for the fleet of feet Stables at 986-5558 or by calling Moyra Pudleiner at Brookhin 655-3174 If you cannot ride, maybe you can sponsor a rider for this worthwhile project The Blackstock Youth Group started its new season on Sunday even- ing with a fine number of young people in atten- dance. The poor weather changed the plans but a fun time was enjoyed at the Church. President Joy Werry welcomed everyone. In two weeks a hay ride al the home of Brent McLaughlin will be held. There were 11 tables at the regular weekly euchre party on Tuesday evening at the Town Hall with the following win- .hers: 1. Ann Manns with a record 106; 2 Ab Timms - 92. 3 Percy VanCamp - 84. 4 Leshe Taylor - 82, 5 Lorna Swain 80. Nerta Masters - 79. Low Jean Mahafty, Draws - Ethel Goble, Meta Swain and Harold Swain. Charlie and Erma Primer, Hamilton, spent last weekend with Hector and May Shor- tridge and Frank and Jenny Bailey. Frank's sister Mr. and Mrs. George Clarke of England, are spending some time with Frank and Jenny Bailey. Nancy and Bob Bryans, Gord, Debbie and Leanna Bryans all of Egypt enjoyed Sunday morning brunch at Patti and Rick Alpe's. The oc- cassion was Nancy and Gord's birthdays which were Sept. 5th. Happy Birthday greetings. Gord, Debbie and Leanna Byrans have moved into the school house in Egypt. Steve and Lorinda Bryans will soon be in their new home in Pontypool. Weekend callers at Nancy and Bob Bryans were Jean and Sid Mountford, Oshawa, Luke and Janeen Prout, Bowmanville, Merv and Joan Brisco, Whitby and Pat and Andy Anderson, Scarborough. Clogging lessons begin soon in Blackstock. See story. OSHAWA CIRCLE SQUARES MODERN SQUARE DANCING Modern square dancing 1s a healthy recreation for all ages Come and join our beginner classes starting -- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th -- For dancers with experience. we have classes starting on the following nights ADVANCE No. 1 ... Tuesday, September 17th MAINSTREAM to PLUS ... Wednesday, September 18th For more information and location please call The Murrays 725-1568; The Griersons 985-8345 CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK REDMAN"S FISH & CHIPS will be closing Sunday, Sept. 15th, 1985 until Spring! We would like to thank our customers for their patronage and we look forward to see INg you again next season THE REDMAN's - OPEN - Mon.- Fri. 8 to 5 Sat 8:30 to 1:30 We 7 Pay The Tax! * A) "Your One-Stop Aluminum Needs" ALUMINUM WINDOWS Tilt for easy cleaning Install in existing frames Casement Bay. Bow Side Sliders and many more styles SHUTTERS ¢ WINDOWS DOORS AWNINGS RAINBOW ROOMS Enjoy the Summer surrounded by Sunshine! PHONE 985-3741 for more information! La BS. 5 A I gi Jot 24 a LG ~~ gy hy " - | IN STOCK Siding, Soffit, Eavestrough 5" Seamless (Variety of Colours) Supply Only OR Supply & Install FOR MORE INFORMATION & FREE ESTIMATES CALL: MIKE or ROB 985-3747