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3 t f The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 5,1985 Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly As reports continues to be made concerning the unbelievable damages from the very severe weather from points as close as a few miles away (south of Lindsay) we realize just how fortunate fortunate this area is that the storm did not swing through here. Hail of % inch across fell here but in relatively small amounts. So sorry to report that Ted Cochrane is seriously seriously ill in Sick Children's Hospital and that Mrs. Margaret Divesteyn is awaiting back surgery in Room 843, Toronto Wellesley Hospital. Cecil Hamilton has been released from Port Perry Hospital and Mrs. Louise Wright has been transferred from Port Perry Hospital to the Nursing Home. Cartwright's oldest citizen, Mrs. Ethel (Greer) Bryan who for many, many years lived on the First Concession Cartwright passed away in Oshawa Hospital. She lived in the Port Perry Nursing Home for several years. She was in her 99th year. Sympathy is extended to her family family and other relatives. Sympathy is also extended extended to Audrey and Walter Wright on the passing of Audrey's sister-in-law Mrs. Floyd Stinson of Yelverton. Several from here enjoyed enjoyed a conducted walk of the Historical Section of Lower Port Perry on Sunday afternoon. Others visited the Train at both Pontypool and Myrtle on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. The regular train service has been reinstated on Monday to Toronto. It will be a great feature for residents of this area. George and his son Michael Hepburn were among the many participants participants in the Annual Canoe the Nonquon on Saturday in quite unfavourable unfavourable weather. George and Michael completed the course in 5 hours and 20 minutes. Good work! Decoration Services will be held on Sunday afternoon at the Union Cememtery next Sunday with Rev. Fred Swann the speaker. Walter and Audrey Wright spent a few days early last week visiting their daughter Elaine and Grant Young and their aunt Vera. Congratulations to Ann and Leslie Taylor who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with an Open House on Sunday afternoon and evening. Their family, Alice, June and Fred and their spouses and families all were present and assisting in the festivities when a large number of friends and relatives called. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker of Regina, Saskatchewan spent a few days with his nephew Gerald and Joyce Kelly and family. The Youth Group enjoyed enjoyed a Hayride at the home of Lynn and Brent McLaughlin on Sunday evening as the closing event of the season. The St. John's Anglican Church along with its sister Church of Port Perry enjoyed their annual Rogation Service at the farm home of Lawrence and Linda McLaughlin Sunday morning. At this special outdoors service the animals, the crops and machinery are all blessed. The member of the Guiding and Scouting Association have really been busy and involved in the Cuboree at Cann- ington and were successful successful In bringing home the trophy. Congratulations, Congratulations, boys, Many Brownies, Guides and their mothers attended the 75th anniversary Tea at Casa Loma and also visited National Headquarters. Headquarters. Also that same weekend four girls Elaine Kelly, Sharon Dyer, Julie Byers and Esther Kelly were at Emily Park at the Test Weekend, Monday evening was the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet at the Rcc. Centre where u large number of girls, mothers and adopted mothers enjoyed a chicken dinner. Retiring Pathfinder leaders, Brenda Bryant and Beth Schryburt were presented with long stemmed carnations and retiring Commissioner Joan Bayley presented with a gift. Once again the organization is looking looking for a Commissioner and several leaders par- ticlarly Pathfinders. On Saturday evening the annual annual Father and Son Banquet was held in the Recreation Centre. Among the awards, Chris Bryant was presented with the Annual Annual Blair Graham Memorial Award by Harvey Graham. On Friday evening a group of Guides and Pathfinders along with three leaders camped at Canada's Wonderland and spent the day enjoying enjoying the many rides and other features of Wonderland. Next Sunday evening a Special Awards Ceremony Ceremony will be held at the Blackstock United Church at 7 p.m. when many special awards including including All Round Cords and Canada Cord, The public is cordially invited. At the regular card party the winners were: 1. Roy Werry - 83; 2. Belle Werry -78; 3. Meta Swain - 77; 4. Dorothy Edwards - 73; 5. Clarence Masters - 72; 6. Ann Taylor - 71 ; Low - Elva VanCamp; Draws- 1. Harold Swain; 2. Ethel Goble; 3. Meta Swain. On Thursday evening a huge crowd attended the Music Night held at C.C.P.S. when the Primary Junior and Intermediate Intermediate choirs as well as the Recorder Groups, the various band groups all participated in creating a fine programme. programme. As well several duets and solos both vocal and instrumental added to the evening's enjoyment. Congratulations Congratulations to the staff and students for such an enjoyable enjoyable evening's entertainment. The annual Sunday School anniversary service service was held on Sunday at Blackstock United Church. The service was conducted by Superintendent Superintendent Ruby VanCamp. Many Sunday School children also participated participated in the service. The message was presented by Elaine Barber, the student minister who was with us in the winter months. The annual Anglican Church supper was a fine success. OBITUARY ANDREW SUTCH SENIOR The death of a well known and respected citizen of the area, Andrew "Andy" Sutch Senior, aged 70, occurred suddenly on Wednesday, May 22nd, 1985 at a cottage in Ennismore. Born in St. Walburg, Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, and educated at Leask, Sask., he was married to Mary Fajt on February 19th,1938. A self employed tobacco farmer for 30 years, he retired 11 years ago. He had resided at R.R. 3, Pontypool for 37 years and had previously resided in Welland. He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church, a former member of Woodmen's Woodmen's and Masonic Lodge, a committee man on tobacco board, an organizer for the Farmers' Union. He also organized organized the Terry Fox Walk- a-thon in his area, and served three years in the Canadian Armed Forces. Left to mourn his passing arc his wife Mary, his son David, Andrew Jr. and Ronald, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, three brothers, Steve and John Sutch, of Peterborough and Joe Sutch of Welland. He was predeceased by a sister, Mary Schnider, Paradise Paradise Hill, Sask., a twin brother Louis of Welland and a brother Mike of Port Colborne. Prayers were recited by the Reverend Father Frank Mi- helic, at the Morris Funeral Chapel on Friday. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Church, Bowman- ville on Saturday, with Father Frank officiating, Pallbearers were nephews Steve, Eddie, IæsIIc, Martin, Vincent, Patrick and Paul Sutch. A floral token received in his memory was from EDS of Canada and donations from General Motors employees in the paint shop ami mainte ■ nance denarlments, the Mill- brook Oldlimers hockey club and the Miniver's Oldthners. Interment Pontypool Cemetery. Cemetery. Prices effective thru Sat., June 8th, 1985. A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Savings shown in this ad based on A&P current regular retails. We redeem all food store coupons. 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