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+ 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 29, 1987 Fashion show marks village centennial Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly New Rotary executive The Port Perry Rotary Club has a new ex- ecutive with members taking office at a past president's dinner held Saturday evening. From left: Doug Smith, Karl Herder, directors; Glenn Hosiery Sale Van Camp, past president, John lvanco, presi- dent: District 707 governor Dr. Bob Scott; Ted Blanchard, vice president; and directors Don Murdock and Mark Smith. Hospital Week Ending Sept. 17th AGINISBIONS........ ciovmmssrimumins sisinnms 17 Births .....cocons risiasnns sammanns ssersmser ss 1 DENS .......onnsssiimamms manna ns sexssces 1 Bmcrgencies....... cusses 230 Operations... ..... comes sesseenens sxavusses 7 Discharged. ......... comvms siarsanins soe 24 Remainifg..... occas sommims: ssonevens 29 Two very successful Centennial events took place this week celebrating Blackstock's 100th An- niversary of receiving its name. On Wednesday evening at the Rec Centre the Pine Ridge Garden Club hosted a Fashion Show, "Blackstock, Then and Now" with an excellent crowd attending. Kent Farndale of Port Perry acted as M.C. providing an interesting com- mentary for the fashions from the three Port Perry stores -- namely Dor-Jean, Brocks and In Fashion. Models from the area displayed the beautiful fashions of today. Mildred Wilson was in charge of the Then Fashions with many beautiful out- fits from the Beacock Family collec- tion. Ellen Lamb and Vicki Popowich gave a demonstration of "Doing Colours." On Sunday afternoon St. John's Anglican Church held a special Old Time Harvest Home Service. Rev. Ansley Tucker and Carol Henry ar- rived on horseback to set the flavour for the event. The church was beautifully decorated with special decorations including an arch with corn and beautiful leaves at the front of the church leading to the Chancel. The service began with a hymn sing featuring many old hymns with Linda McLaughlin at the organ. The order of service itself was one that had been used many years ago. Rev. D. Davis of the United Church assisted Rev. A. Tucker with the Eucharist. Stock up now and save money! 5 Year Annual Interest 1252 KNEE HIGHS - one size, 2 pair pkg. Reg. 2/$2.50 3101 FASHION COLOUR PANTYHOSE - one size. Reg. 2.25 $1.79 PAIR or 2900 ALL SHEER SANDALFOOT 2904 REINFORCED PANTY & TOE 2666 CONTROL TOP, REINFORCED TOE Petite -- Average -- Tall -- Extra Large 2/%1.99 3/%4.99 ()3/4% change without notice $2.19 ithe municipal Savings & loan corporation APPLY TO $2.19 $2.59 DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8471 11207 ULTRA CHIC Control Top with elegant satiny smooth panty, ultra sheer, reinforced toe or sandalfoot. Reg. 4.75 1211 ULTRA CHIC FASHION DESIGNED Pantyhose, Ultra Sheer, sandalfoot. Specially formulated shades to co-ordinate with this fall's fashions. Petite, Petite Med., Med. Tall, Tall. Reg. 425 $3. 39 3121 SOFT TOUCH PANTYHOSE Queensize, plain stitch with a touch of lycra, reinforced panty, sandalfoot. 2139 QUEEN SIZE Plain Stitch, Invisibly reinforced toe in 1X - 2X 66414 SHEER VITALITY Light Support Pantyhose. - Reg. 5.50 Sale Starts September 30th to October 10th, 1987 A Fabulous Display of 'JAZZ JOHN ORDE QUINTET Thursday, October 15th Thursday, October 29th $10.00 Person - Reserve Seating EMIEL'S Friday was Initiation for the grade nine class at Cartwright High School so if you saw many in teresting outfits that day it is not surprising. The days events con- cluded with a successful dance at the Rec Centre. Saturday night the Rec Centre was the scene off another successful dance when the Durham East Junior Farmers held their fall dance. A good number of Junior Farmers from other areas of the Zone attended this event. The students of grade 6 class of C.C.P.S. enjoyed several days at Durham Forest staying overnight there for two nights with teachers Mrs. Jeffrey and Mr. Wilson. Mr. Bob Almack of Blackstock Outdoor Consultant has planned an excellent programme for the grade 6 classes. At the United Church Rev. D. Davis conducted the sacrament of infant Baptism when Corey John son of Brenda and John Hellingman was received. Guests in the pulpit were Rev. Gordon and Leone Taylor of the Thomas Crosby Mission Boat. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor held a dialogue telling of their life on the mission boat on the Western Coast of Canada. Everyone is reminded that Rev. and Mrs. Taylor will be at the U.C.W. General Meeting on Wed. evening, September 30 at 7:30 p.m. to give their slide presentation. It will be an evening to remember. Plan to attend. John and Brenda Hellingman held a gathering for relatives and friends in honour of Corey's Baptism. Guests . were: Corey's great- grandmother Mrs. Cathrina Hell- ingman and his grandparents Mata and Theo Hellingman of Burlington and Gerald and Johanna Apps of Kingston. Other guests were Kim Apps and Casey, Debbie and An- drew Clarke, John Bakay, Rick and Donna Zarobaracki and Philip, all of Oshawa. Ted Hellingman and Danita McKenzie of Toronto, Ken and Kelly Sweetman, Kailey and Lindsay, Kelly and Terry Gatchell, Floyd and Vernon Beatty all of this area. A very special day for this family. At the regular Tuesday evening card party there were eight tables of cards with the following winners: 1. Betsy Syaniland, 2. Ethel Goble, 3. Nerta Masters, 4. Harold Burgess. _ (Turn to page 32) DOWNTOWN PORT PERRY bi 985-2066 DEPARTMENT STORE 7 Ni (ICCTA = A alo AE Sle Tal A = Tal adv 985-5722 ia. NL 2