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I { 22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, March 25,1992 OB News from Blackstock by Joyce Kelly Many of our residents enjoyed enjoyed a change of pace during March Break. Those who travelled travelled to Florida will be surprised surprised to see the "Winter Wonderland" Wonderland" that met them on their arrival. A group enjoyed a week at Killington, Vermont where the skiing was absolutely great. Joan and Ralph Swain, Brett Swain, Linda and Roy Brad- bum, Matt and Amanda, Marg and Ted Kemp, Dave and Jeff Kemp, Louise and Don Swain, Stacey and Scott Swain, Jennifer Jennifer Byers, Caroline and Brian Morton, Brad and Michelle Morton, George and Sharon Wilson, Andy and Josh Wilson arrived home with beautiful tans from the skiing. Best wishes go with Nora Doland who moved to an apartment in Port Perry last week. She will be missed in the village. The deadline for Cartwright Minor Ball to select teams is fast approaching and any interested interested players should be registered registered before March 31. Players . can pick up registration forms at local stores or call Rob 986- 4254 or Ron 986-5952 or Leanne 986-5379. Gentlemen, come one, come all. Scugog Museum Village Village 985-3589 will be holding . a fund raising 125 day beard growing contest which will begin begin in May and end in September. September. Also the museum will be the headquarters for buying flags at a reduced rate due to volume purchase. More details on both items will come later. There were 12 tables at the weekly card party with the following following winners: Florence Larmer, Harvey Partner, Faith Lawrence, Dina Abbott, Richard Richard Manns, John Archer and Ruby Cochrane, low. Lucky draws were won by Harold Swain, Jim Gibson, Gladys Potts, Violet Linton and Jean Porrill. On Sunday afternoon a group of neighbours and friends of Linda and Mark Shaw and boys gathered and surprised them as a group in an old-fashioned. house-warming. party. They came with treats and coffee and punch and a variety variety of gifts for the new home. A social time was enjoyed with much visiting and many tours of the new house. The public is reminded of the Blackstock Figure Skating Clubs year-end "Carnival" on Sunday afternoon, March 29 at 2 p.m. at the local arena. The theme this year is a "Haunted House with a Twist." These events are always a treat to be- ' hold so take the opportunity to see our own young skaters in action. Ruby Trcwin and Ann Taylor Taylor of Bowmanvillc, Jean Slcmon of Hayden were Wednesday supper guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly. Pleased to report that Wes Pearce is home again after a stay in Port Perry Hospital. Best wishes are extended to Tammy Williamson and Stephen Stephen George who were married married in a beautiful wedding late Saturday afternoon in Black- stock United Church. Neil and Kathy McLaughlin, McLaughlin, 'Alex, Jessica and Blake spent the winter break in Florida Florida where they enjoyed the sun. They also visited parents and grandparents Jessie and Blake Gunter. Eight teams participated in the annual Blackstock Hockey Tournament on Sunday at the arena. Winner of the A division division was the rink of Randy Stewart of Blackstock. Winner of the trophy donated by Sutton Sutton Sand and Gravel. In the B division the team of Neil and Ann Marie Williams Williams won the Strong Construction Construction Trophy. Members of the Durham Region Federation of Agriculture Agriculture will gather in Blackstock for their annual banquet on April 3 to hear Ontario Federation Federation of Agriculture vice- president Jack Wilkinson. Mr. Wilkinson was elected first vice-president of the OFA, at the OFA Annual Convention in November 1990 and again in 1991. Mr. Wilkinson has been involved involved in the OFA both at the county and provincial levels since 1979. He also serves as second vice-president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture. He was elected to this position in February 1991. Most recently Mr. Wilkinson Wilkinson has been an integral member member of the group of Canadian farm leaders making their bid with negotiators in Brussclls over the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade deals. The GATT continues to be an issue of concern for Canadian Fann families. Tickets for the DRFA annual annual banquet are still available from local county directors or by calling 416-986-0657. To have your news including including in this column please have the items to me by early Monday Monday morning. The deadline comes early, Your assistance is always appreciated. Just phone the items into 986-4257, One Day Special Sat., March 28th only Hamburger Buns 8 for only IHl Cfe fw W ALSO Fresh Fruit Danish 85' each BUY 5 and Get 1 FREE "We bake cookies and pastries for diabetics." European Style Breads, Pastries, Cakes and Pies 623-1700 The Velvet Bear 129 King Street E„ Bowmanvillc 623-8100 ' See our Bunny Table featuring an assortment of delightful Easter Gifts. Saturday, March 28th Clip this advertisement and bring it in for your. FREE CHOCOLATE DESSERT ! rt e* s Quite possibly the Best Chocolate in the World. LS'h- JPi mi b'-U 111 •it it ■'>p. Si ■ *' v fvi m M e M meat shops SM I mm Saturday ii! Saturday, *March 28th ONE DAY ONLY AT Bowmanville Store Bacon. Wrapped Filet Mignon 6x4 Oz. Reg. $13.99 Limit 2 per customer 'Hm Make plans to attend our 1st Anniversary BBQ from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Try our delicious Burgers and a Drink for any donation over $1,00. All funds raised will be donated to the Canadian Foundation for Illetis and Colitis. Nanaimo Reg. $10.99 NO LIMIT 3 lb. box Reg. $17.99 *6 JiL CJv Vdayf y h aiV is* •'■ïv- yr-.f' iyQt (todp 'iM : 1C V I Or / In addition to our sales flyer specials you may also take advantage of our None day only SUPER SPECIALS. 20 x 3.2 oz. Reg. $9.59 ;çv: Pork Chops 14 x113g Reg. $18.99 LIMIT 2 ci: P : r l ibl Oktoberfest Sausage 3.31b. Reg. $11.99 1 QQ ITinif Qfroof IF. Rnumnunvillp fiQ7-12n2 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. to Fri. Saturday RnnHav 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 11am -- Ft n m