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{ 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1984 Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Congratulations to Mr. Roy Morrow, father of Ruby Van Camp who celebrated his ninetieth birthday recently. Ruby took her father back to his former home in the Brighton area for a party party with his neighbours and relatives there. Happy Happy birthday, Mr. Morrow! A week ago, a group from this area enjoyed a bus trip to Pennsylvania where they toured farms and the New Holland Farm Machinery plant and museum. Those who went from this area were- Roy and Edith McLaughlin, Lloyd and Thelma Wright, Harvey and Joan Graham, Jean Mahaffy and Moira Fallis, Lawrence and Linda McLaughlin. Quite a number from here attended the Oshawa and Whitby Area Fair over th^past weekend. Congratulations Congratulations to our own Ivan Cochrane who, as president president of that Fair has guided it into financial success after several very difficult years. On Sunday afternoon a large number of neighbours and relatives attended a bridal shower in honour of bride-to-be Laurie Bailey. A delicious dessert luncheon luncheon of decorated cake and ice-cream was enjoyed enjoyed by the ladies. Mrs. L. McArthur read a humorous reading after which Laurie opened her many beautiful gifts assisted by her sisters Sharon and Janet Bailey and little cousin Stephanie Shortridge. Laurie thanked everyone for their kindness. The groom Eric Zeidman's mother and Aunt Toby both from Toronto attended attended the shower. Best wishes are extended to Laurie and her husband- to-be from her many Blackstock friends. Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Shortridge were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer Archer of Bowmanville. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe held a very successful successful auction sale. On Sunday, a large number of the members of the Ferguson Clan held their annual picnic at the home of Joan and Harvey Graham and family of Purple Hill. The day was spent playing playing games, swimming and visiting as well as enjoying bountiful food. The Demolition Derby Committee of the Blackstock Agricultural Society met on Wednesday Wednesday evening under the chairmanship of Roly Coy. The derby, a new event for Blackstock, will be held on Friday evening, August 24, at 7:30 p.m., as part of the Blackstock Fair, There will be 30 cars accepted on a first come-first to be accepted basis. Entry forms and rules are available from Secretary Joyce Kelly 986-4257. The annual Werry picnic picnic was held at the Blackstock Recreation Centre and Park on Saturday. A most bountiful bountiful pot-luck dinner was, as usual, one of the highlights of the day. Much fun was had by the good number present in the good programmes of games and contests while the older members enjoyed the day for visiting and catching up on family news. Following the Werry picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tresise, Oshawa, and Mrs. Martin Scott of Mississauga called on Mr. and Mrs, Hector Shortridge. The Annual Devitt's Dungeon Horse Shoe Tournament was held on the weekend, It was hosted by Phil and Claudette Archer and Tom and Wilma Wotton and held at the home of Phil and Claudette. Approximately Approximately sixty young people competed in the tournament with the champion trophies being won by Rick Hawes for the men's; Wilma Wot- ten for the ladies; and Tom and Wilma Wotten for the miked. On Saturday Saturday evening music was provided by Harry Wright, David Bradt and Dave Wotton. During the weekend, everyone enjoyed enjoyed swimming at Ted and Fern Harvard's pond. It was a very successful successful weekend. Todd James who was seriously injured in a traffic accident several weeks ago continues his slow but steady improvement improvement and has been transferred from Sun- nybrook Hospital to Riverdale Hospital for a more intensive therapy treatment. Glad to report that Mrs. Frank Bailey has come home from Port Perry Hospital. Also it is great to see both Cecil and Evelyn Hamilton slowing improving improving at home after their lengthy stays in hospital. There were 9 tables at the Tuesday evening card party with the following winners : 1. Harold Swain- 80; 2. Lloyd Fawns-80; 3. Her- ta Masters- 79; ; 4. Leonard Cane- 74; 5. Ef- fel Forder- 74; 6. Vera Fawns- 74; Low- Dorothy Archer. Draws-1. W. Dobbie; 2. Lulu Faint; 3. Roy Werry. If you have a free Tuesday evening, why not plan to attend this weekly event - players of all ages attend these parties. A large number from this area attended the Durham County Holstein Club Twilight Meeting and Roast Beef BBQ held at Youngfiëld "Farms, of Ben DeJong and Sons. Kendal Sorry didn't make it with the news last week. Sometimes there's just not enough hours in a day. Visitors in Kendal this week are Mrs. Clarice Currie of Salem, Virginia and Mrs. Gene Milam of Danville, Va.; the sisters of Eleanor Foster, they visited around with Eleanor's Eleanor's family locally and are on their way visiting in and around Simcoe and Wood- stock. Hope they have great weather for their visit. Little Sara Ritzie is visiting her Grandma for a few days and visited the Bowmanville Zoo, it's a great place for kids and a truck load of quarters - those deer should be the most overfed critters in the world. Mr. Jack Carscadden was unfortunate enough to lose an argument with a haybine and sustained lacerations and torn ligaments to his arm. You know, its never hard to tell when summer holiday time is with us. We wouldn't need all the little dead furry bodies on the road - sometimes whole families - mom, dad and a couple of the kids, usually rabbits or raccoons, a sad sight. But what really gets to me is the way vacationers and weekend joyriders alike use the highway as one communal garbage dump, from garbage bags full to empty quick food cartons to beer bottles and dirty baby diapers - more years ago than I care to remember, remember, I came to this country country from a city where it was the norm for litter to be blowing blowing around and trash in the gutters - the cities here always were so clean and the country roads the same, but now as each year passes it goes from bad to worse. This is a sad sight. We can't slop the wildlife wildlife from wondering in front of high speed traffic but surely we can stop defacing our highways, highways, can't we? Here is the sports scores for the last couple of weeks. Kendal Ladies Lobb Ball (Young's Auto Body) - played games on July 10th - 3-2 win for Kendal. July 17th -11-3 loss for Kendal. Kendal tyke team have their last home game in Kendal Park at (1:30 August 7th. Kendal Ladies Lobb Ball ( Young's Auto Body) - in tournament tournament in Tyrone on the weekend, weekend, Saturday 21st. Games played at 2 and 5 p.m. Both games being a win for Kendal. Scores (1-3; 14-7. Sunday they played at 1:30 and lost the game 111-1. That finished the team for the tournament for this year. Better luck next year, Prices effective thru Saturday, July 28th, 1984. POWDERED LAUNDRY PARTLY SKIMMED SUPER BUY! 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