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LAL - vw oi - - re oa - Tl = td eR ra £ cy sh eid. iY tt %: So wT ARAN ren 1 be wpm, . J oh LE 34 wl XESS AY p sacri er owas aban bud gd a tas hdd anti cok as AEM ENE TP A. LN sik oJ Lh | TEA DSR GR AR BE RA w The 09 % v 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR THURSDAY, SEPT, 24th, 1964 Blackstock Fair Results Class C -- Sheep 1. Aged Ram--Stewart Dor rell; Keith Van Camp. 2. Shearling Ram--Keith Van Camp; Stewart Dorrell. 6. Ewe Lamb--Keith Van Camp; Stewart Dorrell 2nd & 3rd. 7 7. Aged Ram--H. Skinner; Lloyd Ayre; H. Skinner; Russell Dow. 8. Shearling Ram--Lloyd Ayre; 2nd & 4th H. Skinner; Russell Dow 3rd. 9. Ram lamb--Lloyd Ayre; 2nd & 3rd H. Skinner; Russell Dow 4th. 10. Aged ewe--1st & 4th H. Skinner; Russell Dow 2nd; Lloyd Ayre 3rd. 11. Shearling ewe--Lloyd Ayre; H, Skinner 2nd & 3rd; Russell Dow 4th. 12. Ewe Lamb--Lloyd Ayre; Russell Dow; H. Skinner 3 & 4. 13. Aged Ram--H. Skinner 1st & 3rd; Lloyd Ayre 2nd. 14. Shearling Ram--Lloyd Ayre; Russell Dow. 15. Ram Lamb--H. Skinner 1st & 4th; Jim Byers 2nd & 3rd. 16. Aged Ewe--Lloyd Ayre 1st & 2nd; Jim Byers 3rd; H. Skinner 4th. 17. Shearling Ewe--Lloyd Ayre 1st & 3rd; Jim Byers 2nd; H. Skinner 4th. 18. Ewe Lamb--Lloyd Ayre 1st & 2nd; H. Skinner 3rd; Jim Byers 4th. 19. Aged Ram--1st & 3rd Lloyd Ayre; 2nd Stewart Dorrell. 20. Shearling Ram--Lloyd Ayre, 21. Ram Lamb--1st & 8rd Lloyd Ayre; 2nd & 4th Stewart Dorrell. 22. Aged Ewe--Lloyd Ayre. 23. Shearling Ewe--Lloyd Ayre. 24. Ewe Lamb--1st & 3rd Lloyd Ayre; 2nd & 4th Stewart Dorrell. 25. Aged Ram--H. Skinner 1st & 3rd; Russell Dow 2nd. 26. Shearling Ram--H. Skinner 1st & 3rd; Russell Dow 2nd. 27. Ram Lamb--H, Skinner 1st & 2nd; Russell Dow 3rd. 28. Aged Ewe--Russell Dow; H. Skinner 2nd & 3rd. 29. Shearling Ewe--H. Skin- ner 1st & 2nd; Russell Dow 3rd & 4th, , 30. Ewe Lamb--H. Skinner 1st & 3rd; R. Row 2nd & 4th. 31. Market Lamb, any breed --H. Skinner 1st & 4th; R. Dow 2nd; J. Byers 3rd. 32. Market Lamb with boy or girl--R. Dow; Keith Van Camp Jim Byers; Stewart Dorrell. 33. Best Flock on grounds-- Lloyd Ayre; H. Skinner; R, Dow; Stewart Dorrell. 34. Champion Ram, any breed--Lloyd Ayre. 35. Champion Ewe, any breed--H. Skinner. AEE Causeway Bowling Lanes NOW OPEN Phone 985-2539 Oct. 8 wit . We * 4 bats w De Ee SR NE SA HAL sy x | the-home of her daughter, Mrs. . LE ASL ETAT A - Fo MOQ 5 . "w v La PY | ha LIA \ RE DAN [7 SRL BA v $3 pixel oi RBA yh th aliits NY, BY RNA AY T he marriage of Claudette Poirier daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Poirier of Alexandria to Mr. Arthur William Brock Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur William Brock of Port Perry, Ont., took place on July 11th, 1964 in Sacred Heart Church, Alexandria, the Rev. L. A, Bourque, officiating. Mrs. Rheal Larocque and Mr. Hubert D. Trudel, sang during the ceremony. Mr. Paul Emile | Viau played the wedding music. Standards of blue and mauve flowers, and candelabra were used to decorate the church, The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother-in-law Mr. Albert S. Lauzon, was in a floor length gown of white silk Claudette Poirier Weds Arthur organza over taffeta. The gown was fashioned with an empire bodice of guipure lace edged with crystal drops and having a bateau neckline, brief sleeves and a bell shaped skirt with back fullness falling into a chapel length train. length veil of tulle illusion was held by a matching guipure lace pill box and she carried a bou- quet of gardenias. Mrs. Gilles Lefebvre, the bride's niece as matron of hon- our and Miss Georgia Brock, the bridegroom's sister as attend- ant, were in floor length gowns of white silk organza over taf- feta with re-embroidered gar- lands of blue flowers. The gowns were fashioned with fit- ted bodice, having jewel neck- Her floor : lines, cap sleeves and bell shap- ed skirts enhanced by blue vel- vet waist bands and back bows. They wore blue organza head- dresses with back veiling and carried sprays of pink & white baby carnations. Little Miss Lynne Poirier, tke bride's niece as flower girl was in a bouffant frock of white silk organza over taffe- ta, having a jewel neckline and a blue velvet sash and bow. She wore a blue head band and bow and carried a basket of tiny carnations. Dr. John Young was best man and the ushers were Gerald Poirier, brother of the bride, Gilles Lefebvre a nephew and John Brock, Frederick Brock, Douglas Brock cousins of the 'William Brock groom. Mrs. Albert S. Lauzon, sister of the bride was in a blue chif- fon gown. She wore a match- ing draped hat, white accessor- ies and a corsage of pink or- chids. Mrs. Brock, mother of the groom was in a beige silk and lace dress with a matching veiled hat, bone accessories and a corsage of green orchids. For travelling the bride chose a yellow linen frock with sleeveless jacket, white organ- za picture hat, white accessor- ies and a corsage of white or- chids. The couple left for Marville, France, where they will teach in the Can. Armed Forces High School. Obituary- MARGARET CASSIDY Mrs. Margaret Donahoe Cas- sidy of 301 West State Street, | Trenton, N.J., died at Mercer. Hospital recently after being stricken with a heart attack at Maurice Kelliher of 417 North Hermitage Avenue. Mrs. Cassidy was born in Trenton, She was a member of the Mount Carmel Guild and the Altar Rosary Society of St. Marys Cathedral. Mrs. Cassidy was the widow of John J. Cassidy. She also is survived by a brother, John J. Donahoe of Trenton, three grandchildren and one great- grandchild; several nieces and nephews.' Funeral services were held from the M. William Murphy Funeral Home, 149 Warren St. A. solemn requiem mass was held at St. Mary's Cathedral. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mrs. Cassidy is a sister-in- law of Miss Veronica Cassidy of Simcoe St., Port Perry. Manchester In our report of the success ful Grade 13 students in this area, the name of Murray Croxall was omitted. Murray is enrolled at Ryerson Polytech- nical Institute and his many friends in this' area wish him success. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horn of Edmonton called on Mrs, Cro- sier on Saturday. Mrs. Meta Holtby, Mrs. Clare Vernon and Mrs, Maude Crosier enjoyed a trip to Ottawa and and Monday. ab the Gatineau Valley on Sunday Port Perry ON DISPLAY! In Our Showrooms Monday, September 28th THE BEAUTIFUL NEW 1965 RAMBLER > WITH YOUR CHOICE OF ENGINE Economical 6 -- Powerful V3 HARRY PEEL - RAMBLER SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-2592 WHITE ROSE SERVICE CENTRE