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k \ "fs N wy ¥ AN IY FLSA WY id Hllinid rata ui AR -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 5, 1972 "Blackstock News A family party in honour of Miss Vera Forder, a for- mer resident of Blackstock, now living in Hamilton was held at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Miss Forder retired this year af- ter 23 years of service at Branksome Hall. a private girls' school in Toronto.| Relatives from Peterbor- ough, Orono, Oshawa and Blackstock & also a friend, Miss Eva Brown, Hamilton were present. An "address was read by Mrs, Walter Wright and Vera was pre- sented with a living room lamp from the Caine fami- - lies and a living room clock with matching candle hold- ers from the Wrights and Forders as well as several other small gifts . A deli- cious lunch brought the evening to a happy close. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Archer were guests of Mr. and Mrs, El- mer Archer at Whitby. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Archer accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Archer to at- tend the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mrs. Arch. er's niece Mr, and Mrs. Will Dugan at Lochlin United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Butti- mer, Rossmore, County Cork, Ireland arrived on Sunday to spend some time with her brother, Mr. and OPTOMETRIST for appointment call . 985-2383 or Oshawa 723-2721 WES PLUMBING - Mrs. George Wolfe and fa- mily, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Petch and Kent, Aurora, Miss Nancy Harness and Mr. Fred Pawly of Oshawa were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. Madame Justice M. M. vanCamp left on Friday, June 30 by plane for a 4 week's conducted tour of France, Winners at the Senior Citizens Card Party were Ladies High - Margaret Wat- son, Second - Belle Werry, Consolation - Mrs, Alsop, Men's High - Ed Harris, Second - Lionel Byam, Con- solation - Aylmer Plough- man, Many of our local teach. ers are beginning their summer courses on Monday. Congratulations to the Pupils of Mrs. Gladys Thompson who passed re- cently. Trisha Sleep. Hon- ours Grade 11, Piano, An. nette Keuning, Honours Grade IV. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer, Danielle and Jason of Pick- ering were Sunday supper guests of her grandmother Mrs. Alma Fowler. Miss Nancy Harness, Osh. awa is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls. Mrs. Rowena Sherry, Port Hope spent last week with Mrs. Ruth Wilson and Mrs, McQuade. The Staff of Cartwright Central Public School held its annual party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Thompson on Friday even- ing. Several former teach- LANE HEATING - - ELECTRIC - g { PORT PERRY TAKE: ouT SERVICE 985-3281 "CENTENNIAL TAVERN FULLY LICENSED fish & Chips etc. BUSINESS HOURS Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. 11 a.m, to 11 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. § Sunday 10 a.m. fo 10 p.m. 389-2413 OFFICE -- "RESIDENCE SPECIALIZING IN Steak -- Chicken and Spaghetti Located at Water Street and 7A Hwy. Port Perry ers were present to pay honour to Mrs, Dorothy Venning who is retiring from teaching profession this year. Best wishes, Dor- othy 'on many years of happy retired life. The pupils of Gladys Thompson presented a pia- no recital to interested par- ents and friends on June 24, in the Christian Educa. - tion room at the United Church, The programme consisted of piano solos. both classical and popular and piano duets, played by pupils from beginners to: Grade six. Guest artist was our popular vocal soloist Alice Carnaghan who sang Canterbury Fair and The Sound of Music in her usual fine style. Those taking part in recital were Melody and Annie Dorrell, Debbie Lee, Alan Ferguson, Karen Mikkelsen, Patti and Linda ANNUAL THUR., FRI, SAT. 10a.m. to 11.30 p.m. SUNDAY 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. ¥ Log Sawing Contest (Friday night) ¥ Jim Coyle Western Show (Fri., Sun.) ¥ Harness Horse Racing (Thurs., Sat.) ¥ 4-H Club Exhibits ¥ Conklin Shows Midway All this and more at the 65th OSHAWA FAIR Alexandra Park -- Oshawa New booklet designed to help young Canadians on the road Although summer is really just getting undey way now, young hitch-hikers and tra- vellers with knap sack and Hoskin, Laurie and Sharon Bailey, Marlene and Janet Parsons, Linda and Peter Duivesteyn, Trisha Sleep, Annette Keuning, Eleaine Archer, & Barry VanCamp. Following the programme, 'Mrs, Thompson's pupils pre- sented her with a very dainty sterling silver pin. Piano Exam Results Puipls of Mrs; Ruth Wilson: Grade VIII - Honours, Kathy Keuning. Grade VII - Honours, Cindy Grieve, Anne Mar- low; Pass, Alice Carnaghan, Elaine Wright, Wilma Wol- ters. Grade VI - Lee. Grade V - Honours, Lois VanCamp. Pass, Wendy .bed roll are already a fami- liar site on Canadian high- ways. jn Nobody knows for sure how many young Canadians take to the open road during" the summer months, but last year estimates ranged. all the way from 100,000 to half a million. Nobody can deny the ex- istance of this mass summer exodus. To help those who plan to be on the road this summer, the Department of National Health and Welfare has prepared a guide for youth travelling Canada, titled "On the Road." If you. plan to go travelling this summer, you'd be advised to * pick one up. They are avail- able free of charge at any Information Canada book- store, or by writing Infor- mation Directorate, Depart- ment of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa K1A OKS9, Ontario. The booklet provides fac- 5"OSHAWA tual information on such topics as the laws of the land, sources of social, legal and medical assistance, anf? hints on road and water safety in emergency situ- ations. It also tells you how to eat properly even on a tight budget; facts . about drug abuse, how to recognize v ereal disease, and how to get treatment. 'I'he book pro- vides a general. map of Canada, along with detailed maps of major Canadian cities, pin-pointing camp- sites, parks and hotels. The book even tells yo how to avoid car sickness, where to find hospitals, and how to help if you need it. it. Travelling can be an enlightening experience. This little booklet might hel $ to make your travels more enjoyable, and might save you the hassle of a serious mishap. "DON'T MISS THE FUN" Just look al these events! ¥ Miss Oshawa Fair Contest (Thurs.) ¥ Ont. Cty. Dairy Princess Contest y :