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STS ---- ( I CT -- Change dates for annual upcoming one act play Easter guests with Flora Samells were Melville and Doris Samells of Bowmanville, Anna Powell, Orono, Ken Samells, Thornhill. . Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Elmer Huggins and family on the passing of Elmer on the weekend. Elmer was very well known in rabbit breeding circles. Local members of the Durham East Junior Farmers are busy preparing for a Junior Farmers Dance at the Blackstock Recrea- tion Centre on Friday evening with music by Ross Jackman. A Century farm just west of Blackstock will be stopping operation with the auction sale ot the farm equipment and stock of Bill and Jean Ferguson. They are building a new home on the Quarterline. The farm has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grove. Flora Samells attended a bridal shower in honour of her grand daughter Carol on Friday evening. The stew supper on Saturday evening at the Blackstock United Church was a fine success with a large number of patrons enjoying a delicious supper. Two babies were baptised at St. John's Anglican Church on Sun- day, April 22. Danya Nicole Bar- ton daughter of Gregg and Bren- da Barton, sister of Kyle. Her Godparents were Paul and Jen- nifer Shield and her sponsor was Marjorie Green. Also attending were grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Barton of Whitby, Rick, Sharon and Rayanne Lees, Oshawa, Catlyn Shields, David Barton and son Adam. Daniel Robert Bull son of Rev. Charles and Michelle Bull, brother of Joanna was also bap- tized. His godparents were Ivan and Dawn Dyer and Lesley Johnston Daniel was sponsored by Wendy Bently. Also attending were Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Bull of Toronto. Better health is wished for Frank Hoskin who is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Thursday evening this week is certainly a busy day. C.H.S. is holding its Musicfeast as a fun- draiser for the trip to Winnipeg to Musicfest. This will be at the Rec Centre. The C.H.S. students held a successful dance-a-thon which the community supported well. Your support is appreciated. On Thursday the District 4 workshop meeting will be at Lindsay. If you plan to go call Joyce Kelly. Bridge Results Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club April 18 - Afternoon 6 Table Howell - Avg. 671% 1st - Harold Brown & Bill Soulsby 82%. 2nd - Bonnie & Jack Davies 77. 3rd - Doris Phinney & Otto Czilok tied with Bea Chapman & Hoppy Carnwith 74. 4th - Marie & Harry Carnegie 73. Evening - 8 Table Mitchell North/South - Avg. 72. 1st - Ginny Clifford & Kath Burley 91%. 2nd - Doris Phinney & Otto Czilok 90. 3rd - Joanne Dutka & Joe Neal 76%. East/West - Avg. 63 1st - Judy & Don Atkinson 73. 2nd - Bonnie & Jack Davies 70. 3rd - Bea & Bob Chapman 681%. Next Monday and Tuesday evenings April 30 and May | the annual three one act plays will be presented beginning at 7:30 p.m. Please note the change of days for this event. On Sunday noon a family gathering was held at the home of Gerald and Joyce Kelly with the following guests. Peter and Elizabeth Peeters and baby Courtney of Omemee, Mrs. Edna Kelly, Bobcaygeon, Harvey and Joan Graham, Mark Graham, Rob Graham, Elaine and Esther Kelly home from Kingston. There were 14 tables at the weekly card party on Tuesday evening with the following win- ners - Muriel Butson, Grant Bright, Georgina McLaughlin, Andy Munro, John Archer and Richard Manns withEthel Goble low. Draws were won by Kathleen Watts, Norman Penstone, Meta Swain, Ross McRoberts, Harold Swain and Florence Larmer. SEARS SIGH APRIL 28th 9 AM to 5:30 PM due to our MAJOR EXPANSION ... now featuring a full-size showroom for our full line of KENMORE Products, VCR's & Televisions ... meet our new sales representative MARG OVERALL who will assist you in selecting your KENMORE Products. 4-H cook-off PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 24, 1990 -- 35 Huge Choral celebrations! Presented by the combined choirs of Lindsay Presbytery, April 29, 7 p.m. Cambridge St. United Church\, Lindsay. So far par- ticipants include about 300. On Sunday morning, May 6 the organists and choir of Newton- brook United Church, Willowdale, will be visiting Greenbank congregation. Greenbank Junior Choir prac- tices will begin after school on April 25 to prepare music for our Sunday School Anniversary Ser- vice of worship on June 3. Sympathy to the Midgley fami- ly in the death of a loving mother, grandmother and great- grandmother, Mrs. McCartney. Glad to see the Fred Phoenix's and Art Couves' home safely from Florida. The Cookies have arrived! The biggest fundraising day for our area Pathfinders, Girl Guides and Brownies will be Saturday, April 28. Girls from six to fifteen are in- volved in this fundraiser. You'll recognize them by their Guiding Uniform and their guiding smile. Cookies sell for $2.25 per box. So, when these girls come a knocking, please "be prepared' and support the guiding movement. If you are missed during the "Blitz"' please call 985-3703 and we'll see that you get these delicious cookies. Thanks for your support. Friday night there was a euchre party at the hall. Ladies prizes went to Doris Evans, Doris Hill and Shirley Leask. Lucky men were Neil Hunter, Rod Foster and Norma Doble. Door prize was won by Barbara Ward. There will ' be another one on May 18 - mark your calendars and come on out and join in the fun. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shadlock of Unionville and Anne Wills had dinner on Sunday with the McKeans. 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