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BLACKSTOCK NEWS By Olga Hill On Thursday evening, Sept- ember 23rd the family of Mr. & Mrs. Percy Van Camp celebrat- ed their parents 40th Wedding Anniversary in the C. E. Centre Blackstock. A turkey dinner was served to the immediate family, bro- thers and sisters of the bride & groom, and Rev. and Mrs. Ro- meril, } After which nephews & neices arrived for a social evening and pictures were shown by Aileen Van Camp. On behalf of those present Mr. S. G. Saywéll and Miss M. M. Van Camp extended congra- tulations to the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Van Camp were recipients of many lovely gifts for which they expressed their deepest appreciation, Lunch and a social hour en- joyed by all brought a pleas- ant evening to a close. Cartwright High School ae Field Day The Cartwright High School annual Field Day was held at the fair grounds on Friday, September 24. There was very keen competition between the three groups which compose the student body--the Alley Cats, the Ookpiks and the Tiger Cats. At the conclusion of all the events the house standings were as follows: Tiger Cats-- 207 points; Alley Cats--171% points and the Ookpiks 116% points. The individual winners were as follows: Senior girls' champion--Denise Malcolm 23 points; Intermediate girls' champion Helen Swain 23 pts.; Junior girls' champion Cheryl McCoy 29 points. Senior Boys' champion Ray Mountjoy 22 pts. Intermediate boys' champion Ron Martyn 35 points; Junior boys' champion Denis Romeril 46 points. The points were a- warded on the basis of- 5 points for first place, 8 points for se- cond place and 1 point for third place. The winners will receive their trophies at the Commence- ment exercises to be held in early November, Following the Field Day on Friday an Initiation Dance was held in the recreation centre for the new Grade nine's. Ap- proximately sixty persons spent a most enjoyable evening. Over men's ankle length un- derwear the Grade nine girls wore sack blouses and shorts in many styles drawn in prettily with vegetable belts and sus- pended on yellow twine braces. Their ensembles were complet- ed with dainty boxing - type gloves of sack cloth and match- ing shoes. The newest coiffures, hair teased on one side, and bradied on the other were ac- cented by centennial mousta- ches. Dancing with these young de- butantes were Grade nine boys attired in three-cornered pants, back-buttoned pyjama tops and beach sandals. Wearing flower entwined rollers in their hair set off with earrings, two-toned lipstick, and eye make-up, they carried white pyrex baby bottles. Prizes for the best - dressed girl and boy were won by Bon- nie Hopkins and Russell Carna- ghan. Fun and frolic were topped off with do-nuts and pop. -- The annual meeting of Cart- wright Conservative Associa- tion was held in the Community 1965 Grade XIII Geometry Grade XIII History Grade XIII English ADULT EDUCATION NIGHT SCHOOL Port Perry High School -- 1966 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA COURSES ARTS & SCIENCE and BUSINESS & COMMERCE Grade XIII Trigonometry Hall Friday evening, Sept. 24. Following officers were elected: President John Hamilton, Vice- Pres. Bill Ferguson, Sec'y- Treas. Ernest Swain; Chairman of Subdivsion #1 Henry Wot- ten, Vice Courtney Graham, #2 chairman Roy Rerguson, vice Percy VanCamp, #3 chairman John Archer, Vice Ed Harris, #4 charman Stanford VanCamp vice Ralph Sadler, #5 chairman Lorne McKee; vice Maurice Nesbitt. Mr. Mike Waldyka of Port Hope, President of Durham County Conserative Association gave a short address and intro- duced Mr. Garnet Rickard, the candidate for Durham who also gave a short address. Lunch was served by the la- dies and a social time spent. Sympathy is extended Mrs. Albert Wright, Mrs. Fred Tre- win and family in the death of Mr. Wright, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith are away on a motor trip to Kemptville, Ottawa and points east, Mr. and Mrs. Norton Van Camp, Listowel were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bailey and visited the other relatives over the week-end. Mrs. N. Holmes, Oshawa and Mrs. R. Stinson, Bowmanville PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Sept. 30, 1965-15 were week-end guests of Mr, & Mrs. Percy Van Camp. Canon Ashmore, Jack Green, Lawrence McLaughlin and Geo. Wolfe atended a Layman Con- ference at Big Chief Lodge, Orillia Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Luella Fawcett, Toron- to was Saturday guest and Mrs. Vera McCrea, Blythe is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Forder and visiting other friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilkin- son, Coboconk, visited Monday and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fer- guson, Oshawa and Mr. & Mrs. Walt Larmer, Toronto, a week ago Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Johnston, Mr. Vine Cain, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Harris. , Glad to report Mrs. E. Har- ris returned home from hospi- tal Wednesday. Public school pupils all are back to routine time now 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Three new rooms are finished and other two pro- gressing favorably. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer, Pickering visited Mrs. A. Fow- ler Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Graham, Gananoque and Mr. Lloyd Gra- ham, Montreal, were Tuesday to Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and Oliver. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Graham, Cadmus were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham, Mr. Ernest Swain attended the Seed Trade Field Day in Gueph last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hamilton, Millbrook, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamil. ton are spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Blomme, Toronto, while Mi- chael is in Sick Children's Hos- pital, undergoing eye surgery. Sorry to report Mr. George Staniland, also little Leanne Fisher are in Port Perry hos- pital. We wish them speedy recoveries. prevent forest fires] "Lots of people s think that Bell is a foreign-owned company. Margaret Reed. When we counted up recently, there were some 208,000 Bell shareholders. Over 203,000 of them were What's foreign about Mrs. Reed of Oshawa? Bell is owned -- by far the biggest part of it, anyway --by people like 4 eem to Grade XI & XII English Grade IX & X English Grade IX & X Mathematics Grade IX & X Typing (beginning) Grade XI & XII Typing (senior) Grade XII Bookkeeping (complete course) Grade XII Shorthand (complete course) NON-DIPLOMA COURSES Sewing : Cooking - Creatively (10 weeks) Art -- Oil Painting Ed Conversational French Basic German Physical Edueation -- Men Physical Education -- Women Leathercraft New Mathematics for the Layman (10 weeks) Courses are from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. TUESDAY -- all courses except foods and physical education for men. THURSDAY -- cooking, physical education for men -- REGISTER WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL -- Telephone 985-2571 before Wednesday, October 6th Classes begin Tuesday, October 12 & Thursday, October 14 Fee: $10.00 (Short Courses $6.00) RAYMOND FRALICK, GRANT MacDONALD, Chairman of the Board Principal - Canadian residents. And altogether, they held 93.6% of the total shares. That's how it has been for a good many years now. So if some people think 'Bell is foreign-owned well, they'd better not let Mrs. Reed, or any of those 203,000 other Canadians hear them say so. ENE Ef. . } WO STE A Rta ORR RE PY - i aha Rs > SR Yen, phage $ i A Te fe Ae Fe 72 : ACS ator fa Aas Te Ty ah NEY,