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a - o » i, a -v 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 6, 1986 Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Congratulations and best wishes Hall in Blackstock to take a pictorial are extended to Miss Edna Larmer tour with Shirley Turner of her re- who celebrated her 82nd birthday on cent trip to the South Pacific. It is May 1. A luncheon party of relatives and friends was held at the home of Rhoda Larmer to celebrate this hap- py event. An afternoon of visiting and catching up of news was en- joyed as Walt and Marion Larmer had recently returned home from the sunny south. Happy Birthday greetings to a very fine lady. Another birthday party was held on Sun. evening. Grant and Heather McLaughlin, Carla and Abby hosted a number of relatives and friends to celebrate Carla's fourth birthday.' Guests included Jim and Dorothy Marlow, Bill and Jean Mahaffy, Glenn and Janis McCoy and Catlin, Neill and Kathy McLaughlin, Alex and Jessica, Jim and Alice Waldriff, Brandi and Tony. Happy Birthday, Carla. One day last week Frank and Jen- nie Bailey accompanied Laverne and Dorothy Martyn of Port Perry to Toronto where they visited Laverne's mother Mrs. Alec Martyn who is 93 years old and lives in a rest home there. When Frank Bailey first came to Canada from England as a teenager he lived with the Mar- tyn family who lived at that time on Scugog Island. They enjoyed a delightful visit with Mrs. Martyn. Everyone is invited to the Town SUITS - Our complete lines from Guy Laroch, Samuelsohn, Yves. St. Germain, Merit and David Barclay reduced for our 11th Anniver- sary Sale. Reg. to $525 ......... ... SAVE 20% on Wed., May 7 at 7:30. Come and bring a friend, husband or child to enjoy this informative and colourful travelogue. E If you see Marilyn Bailey or Jen- nie and Frank Bailey looking very proud - they have very good reason as Sharon and Herb Benedick of Toronto presented them with a grandson and great-grandson respectively - Jamie Alan. Con- gratulations to all concerned. Glad to report that both Henry Wotten and Ross Duff have improv- ed enough to be home from the hospital as well Mrs. Elva Toms is recovering in Port Perry. Helen and Stuart Dorrell of Charleton visited relatives, and her mother in the hospital recently. They picked Lisa up after her ex- citing six month exchange in New Zealand. There were nine tables of card _ players battling it out at the Senior Citizens' Card Party on Tuesday. ~The winners were 1- Bruce Bright; 2- Myrtle Gimblett; 3- Gladys Potts; 4- Bernice Wells; 5- William Forder; 6- Albert Watts; Low- Les Taylor. Draws were won by Betsy Staniland, Reta Boe and Ella Venning. ~ On Tuesday evening the Achieve- ~ Local girl- Student of Year ment Day Program was held in Maple Grove United Church for the club, Etiquette for the 80's. Among the presentation of awards were a Leaders Certificate for 5 years to Barbara Byers; 18 projects to Nancy Green; Karen Kyte had completed twelve projects. A new club about horticulture will be beginning for anyone over 12 on May 6 Heartiest congratulations to Jen- nifer Fletcher who was chosen Stu- dent of the Year for the Durham Board of Education. This is the first year that this prestigious award has been presented. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Larmer, Tara & Brent spent the weekend visiting his mother Mrs. Florence Larmer. They also attended the Johnston- Leonard wedding in Cavan on Sat. The bride is the youngest daughter of Les and Velma Johnston. Square Dancing Both groups of the Bashful Bows Square Dance group met in the Old Town Hall for a potluck supper and dance. The.dancing was lively and the evening was interspersed with games conducted by the very . dedicated and congenial caller Glen and his wife Carolyn. Dessert was saved until the end of the evening to round out a wonderful season of square dancing. Hope to see everyone out again in the fall along with new members to start off another group of new dancers to share in this wholesome full of fun activity. On our selection of fine spring clothing and accessories to compliment your wardrobe. NOW 89.99 SPORT COATS - Our complete selection in all the current patterns and styles. Reg. to $210. Gregory PANTS - Nash, Merit, Grand National, our spring collection of dress and casual slacks. Reg. to $60. ............... ........ SAVE 20% Men' Wear Ltd. SEE OUR CLEARANCE CORNER Savings at 30 to 70% OFF GREAT VALUES FOR YOU! PORT PERRY PLAZA Phone 985-8160 Mon.Tues.Thurs. 10 to 6 Friday to 7 Saturday to 5 Durham Region's No. 1 Freeman Formal Agent Ney 3 ~ FEAL 2 FO § Ls LY Meet the champions from the 9 p.m. Monday Night Ladies Bowling League. In front is Ema Vernon and Leanne Saunders. At rear is Tina Rose, Vallie Harris and Linda Bosiljevac. Absent is Laura Longo. 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