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'2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday; July 28, 1989 IRWIN SMITH MUSIC Ltd. 305 QUEEN ST. -- PORT PERRY -- 985-2635 "STORE WILL BE CLOSED "FOR HOLIDAYS FROM JULY 24th to 29th, INCLUSIVE. SA CATERING SERVICES For All Your Social Functions WEDDINGS, PARTIES, B.B.Q.s, etc. SS Effective August 9th, 1989 the PORT PERRY DIVISION of DURHAM - REGIONAL POLiC "will be moving from their present location to: 520 SIMCOE ST. NORTH (north of Reg. Rd. 8) Telephone Number to remain the same. Blackstock news Heat hard on far by Joyce Kelly The weatherman 1s doing . another nasty trick on us with this long extended dry spell which is doing much damage to farmers' crops, gardens and lawns. Everyone, except the many radio announcers that continually tell us what wonderful hot sunny weather we are enjoying, is hop- ing very hard for a much needed rain. On Wednesday evening a shower was held for bride-to-be Bobbi-Ann Fairey of Bowman- ville whose marriage to Mike Brooks takes place at St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville on August 26. Attending from here were Patti Alpe and Nathan, Deb- bie and Leanna Bryans and Nan- cy Bryans, her aunt. The 9th Annual Devitt's Dungeon Horseshoe Tournament was held at Phil and Claudette Ar- cher's home with Wilma and Tom Wotten as co-hosts. With 65 par- ticipants the winners were Men's singles-Lyle Millson, Women's Singles-Danielle Millson Doubles- Ted and Fern Harvard. Con- gratulations to all. While Dale Davis is on holidays from the United Church, Norm Seli is the Minister for the month of July at both Blackstock and Nestleton Churches. He preached a fine sermon entitled "Missed It by That Much!" There will be one more Sunday with Norman as the guest preacher. Steve Kyte, Jay Geekie, Thom Waters and their Scout Leader Dave Collins have arrived home from attending the VII Canadian Jamboree at Fort Amherst, P.E.IL.. Prince Andrew and the Duchess of York were on hand for the official opening and our boys were close enough to shake the Duchess' hand on her walk-about. They enjoyed many sights and ac- - tivities - deep sea fishing, swim- ming at Cavendish Beach and a tour of Charlottetown. The Ferguson Picnic was held at the Nestleton Hall with about 60 descendents of Sam Ferguson in attendance. They enjoyed a pot luck dinner at noon and spent the afternoon playing games, various sports and visiting. Mary and Al Aston, Jeremy and Jonathan of Texas spent a few days with her mother Mrs. Helen Bradburn and Ronald. While here they visited many of Mary's relatives and friends. On Sunday Helen held a family gathering when local and cousins from Minden and Coboconk gathered to visit with Mary and Al and the children. Linda and Gordon Pyzer and Jennifer and Sarah of Kenora are spending a few days with Linda's parents Jean and Harold Kyte. While here they have been involv- ed with several family gather- ings. On Monday they visited Lin- da's 86 year old grandmother Mrs. Lee Butcher in Tilsonburg. Sympathy is extended to the family of George Bowers of Nestleton who passed away last week in Port Perry Hospital. A belated welcome to mers Blackstock is extended to Harold and Melanie Wright and daughter Hailie who have moved into the east subdivision the first of July. Sometimes I miss the most ob- vious news items, don't I? Quite a number from this area have been enjoying the plays at the Kawartha Summer Theatre at the Academy Theatre, Lindsay during the summer months. Oshawa Fair was held this past week with many from the Blackstock area being involved in many ways. Heather Goulding is spending this week at the Durham Board of Education Camp for Bus Patrol leaders. This camp is being held at Camp Samac at North Oshawa. If you have news of summer gatherings, summer travel or other news for this column, please call 986-4257 before Monday noon. Thank you for your assistance. Greenbank plans BBQ Greenbank and Area News by Mrs. Armour McMillan The High School Youth led the service on Sunday morning and Sarah Phoenix sang a solo. Church at the usual time next Sunday. Rev. Shepherd goes on vacation for the month of August. For emergencies Aug 1 - 15 con- tact Rev. Dale Davis at 416-986-4933 and for emergencies Aug. 15 - 31 contact Rev. Eric Grundy at 705-357-3056. . For tickets for the barbecue contact Rod Foster or Raymond Kerry. Sorry I cannot give the schedule on the bus but inquire from either of the above they will tell you. Ladies please remember the pies also your articles for the U.C.W. bazaar. Greenbank Cookbooks will be for sale at the Greenbank Barbeque on Aug. 4. The date of the barbeque is Fri- day, August 4. Mr. Don McKean and his sister Jean Butler of Port Perry were guests at a surprise party for Eleanor McKean in Cannington last week. Our sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. A. Minten on the death of her father in Holland this past week. The August meeting of Green- bank Women's Institute is at the home of Mrs. Wm. Earle on Tues- day August 8 at 2:00 p.m. Please bring a lawn chair. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan were Almer & Ruby Rennie, Sunderland, George & Nora Bishop, Toronto, Charlie & Mary Clarke and Joe & Rachel For- sythe, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couper- thwaite attended the 60th Wed- ding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Meyers at Stouffville on Saturday afternoon. .Amy and Victoria Campbell at- tended the Brownie and.Guide Camp in Haliburton last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Couperthwaite were at the Junior Farmers pic- nic at Cedar Grove on Sunday afternoon. MORE THAN A Good REPUTATION our customers deserve the very best Hi, I'm Jim Souch and I'm personally overseeing our expansion plans which will include larger service facilities, new customer lounge, retail' parts store, and an expanded new car display area.