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Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly It hardly does seem possible but the ice is in the local arena with all the winter activities about to begin. There are places still available in all the curling leagues - if interested (experience definitely not required) contact president Doug Kadowaki, Yvonne Burnett or Jean Goble as soon as possible. Best wishes are extended to Joyce Bruce and Douglas Larmer who were married in a beautiful wedding on Saturday afternoon in Blackstock United Church. The reception and dance were held in Immaculate Conception Church Hall, Port Perry. Congratulations Joyce & Doug. The annual District 4 of Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies was held in Lindsay on Thursday. Attending from Blackstock Fair were Rolly Coy, Moira Fallis, Kathleen Petrie, Elizabeth and Joyce Kelly. The date of the 1988 Blackstock Fair was established as August 27. Congratulations to Elizabeth Kelly who was elected as Assistant Homecraft Representative. The Y.M.C.A. Floor Hockey now has two divisions. In the Junior Divi- sion the Blackstock Bombers "bombed" the Blackstock Leafs 7-2. Scoring for the Bombers were Bradley Morton 3, Tommy Waters 2, Brenda Tromans and Ronald Kel- ly 1 each while Dillon Weber and Jason Logan each scored for the Leafs. In the Senior Division after a 5 minute overtime period the Cart- wright Canadian and Blackstock Bruins were tied 3-3. Scoring for the Canadians were Mike Leach, Mark Simmons and John Ford while Daryl Dutkewich scored all 3 for the Bruins. It was a high scoring evening at the Senior Citizens Card Party on Tuesday evening with the winner M. Poots hitting 98 and all winners be- ing well over 80 pts. 2. Bernice Wells 3. Percy VanCamp 4. Nerta Masters 5. Margaret Wright 6. Richard Manns and Low - Lloyd Fawns - Draws - Bernice Loudfoot, Bernice Wells, Clarence Masters, Ann Taylor. Congratulations to Marilyn Green who recently graduated from Guelph University with a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Nutri- tion. Her parents Don and Marjorie Green proudly attended the Fall Cenvocation Exercises when Marilyn received her degree. Con- gratulations, Marilyn. Cartwright High School held a very successful Hallowe'en Dance at the Recreation Centre on Friday evening. The students are busy sell- ing Christmas bells and citrus fruit. This is the last week for the bells and sales close next week for the fruit. If you have been missed call either a nearby student or the school at 986-4241. The Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held last Monday even- ing at the Rec Centre. Over one hun- dred daughters with their mothers enjoyed the chicken dinner follow- ing the Presentation of Colours, O'Canada, and the singing of Grace. After dinner District Commis- sioner Joan Swain introduced the Head Table. Mrs. Linda Fletcher thanked the caterers Brenda Bryant and her committee. Mrs. Carol Mairs proposed the Toast to the Guide Movement which was replied to by Julie Byers. Belinda Espie proposed the Toast to the Mothers to which Mrs. Ruby VanCamp replied. Bristol Sleep was presented with the All-Round Cord. There were very interesting Inter- national Programme Presentations. Pennsylvania - Julie Byers and Mrs. W. Dyer and Austria by Jen- nifer Fletcher. These presentations must have inspired the other girls to Back support group hosts physiotherapist Once again the Back Support Group will meet in the Community Memorial Hospital Library in Port In successfy] Courses, Including -- legal liabilities, Municipalities -- funding and y com ourse, Colin Hai Pleting the 2-year Ma y the Ontar, S ds in Ontario overall Program to pro- 0 Good Roads Perry on Tuesday, November 10, 1987 at 8 p.m. We will be meeting the second Tuesday of each month un- til late spring. Tina Demmers, Director of Physiotherapy, will be speaking on "Back Education," 'Do's & Don'ts," and "Activities of Daily Living." If you suffer from back related disorders this would be a good meeting for you. Mats available to lie on if you can't sit long enough for a meeting. Visitors welcome. For information phone Janice Holtby 985-9146. the Bay's PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 27, 1987 -- 23 Yes, the ice is in and ready to go continue to work hard in the Guiding Movement. The closing consisted of the Return of the Colours and Prayers by the Brownie and Guide groups followed by Taps. Better health is wished for the following - in Port Perry Hospital - Mrs. Margaret VanCamp, Bill Johnston and Mrs. Elva Toms and in Toronto Hospital Mrs. Ann Elliott. On Saturday evening the O.N.O. Club with their husbands and guests took a bus to Toronto to enjoy the play "Run For Your Wife' and din- ner at 'The Gatherings."' This was We are OPEN -- Mon., Wed., (by appointment) the annual Husbands Night and was a great success. Guests of Bill and Ruth Marconi last week were Ruth's sister and husband, Art and Eileen Fitz- patrick, of Torrance and Michael and Belle Foster, Toronto. Sunday dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly, and family were Bob and June Petch and Catherine of Aurora. St, John's Anglican Church guest speaker was Miss Susan Sheen, former teacher at C.H.S. and who is now a student for the Ministry. Many friends enjoyed her message and renewing friendships. GIL Wad Gad JEWELLERY & TANNING INC. 263 Queen St., Port Perry 985-8555 J and Friday Evenings for your Tanning Convenience. Put your jewellery back in top shape -- All Jewellery repaired on premises by our qualified, experienced goldsmith. GIFTWARE -- CUSTOM DESIGNS -- REPAIRS 'WALL SATIN Smooth_Flat Fiush Luzunous. 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