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& ny k EARALS BERS REL WON WEEN UI nmm 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1977 Blackstock News Returns from UN Youth Pilgrimage ¥ by Mrs. Pat Fletcher (Unavoidably missed on . August 10th Despite the rain on Satur- day morning the Tractor Pull was a tremendous success. Tractors traveled from a great distance for this competition which was thoroughly enjoyed by a large crowd. Members of the ice committee expressed their thanks to all those numerous people who con- tributed in making the tractor pull such a success. The ice fund Mardi Gras will be held on Friday, Sept- ember 16th. with numerous games and other interesting entertainment for people of all ages. Watch for coming events. Linda Hoskin was honour- ed with a family shower last Friday evening at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pereman of Columbus. Congratulations to Barry VanCamp on passing his Grade 2 Theory Examina- tion from the Royal Con- servatory of Music recently. Barry is a pupil of Gladys Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright spent a few days in Manitoba and visited with the Harold Forders at Pipestone and Rhea Forder at Reston. Lorna Wright from Java, Indonesia is enjoying 2 weeks holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Les Schryburt, Ottawa, was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schryburt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahaffy, St.Mary's, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mabhaffy, Oshawa, were recent holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mabhaffy. The tractor pull dance on Saturday evening in the Rec. Centre was well attended with the Ian Page Band supplying the music. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls attended the 50th wedding anniversary on Wednesday evening of Gerald's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunter of Dunsford. Hon. Judge Philip Wam- bolt and wife Elizabeth, sons Garth, Paul and Richard of Medicine Hat, Alberta, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Bill and Carol Anne Jeffers and family. The two families were former neigh- NONQUON GARDENS growers of quality farm products bours in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Miss Susan Thompson enjoyed the holiday weekend with friends in Kingston. Mr. Wallace Marlow attended the Pioneer Day at Beaverton and Mrs. Marlow enjoyed the afternoon with her sister, Mr. Gladys .Suggitt in Lakeview Manor. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls attended the Walker picnic at Liridsay on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carnegie and Elizabeth were recent dinner guests of mr, and Mrs. Arthur VanCamp and family to celebrate Jayne's 6th Birthday. Blackstock Homemaking Club is looking for new leaders. Anyone interested please call Mrs. Dora Martyn at 986-5378. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larmer, Winners. at the Senior Citizen weekly card party with 19 tables were: 1st Pearl Day 87; 2nd Alvin Spencer 82; 3rd Roy Ego 79; 4th Olive Gimblett 77; 5th Wilbert Stone 77; 6th Myrtle Olsop 76; low prize Eunice Ego. Mr. and Mrs. Les Bush- field of London were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sedgwick, Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. David Trennum and family, Havelock; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Easton, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sedg- wick and family of Norwood were weekend guests of Mr. \ and Mrs, Jim Byers and i family. Fresh every day Anne Kristensen arrived' from our own farm ... . Many entries e CORN eo TOMATOES to Hereford show Al ber of entri © POTATOES © CUCUMBERS | taro number of ene o PEPPERS TURNIP om Th tr e BROCCLI BEANS on Sunday, September. 4, at "1:00 pa, Banners will be ted to the Ch i e SUMMER SQUASH and Reserve Champion e BRUSSEL SPROUTS on San a Tn . province of Ontario. For \_ J Rape information contact . ji the beef cattle chairman, phone Bill or Carolyn O'Brien 985 3293 S950 Mend, Sivderand or e zone secretary, Gera on hwy. 12 3.5miles north of manchester Rr. Mann Markham. 416. } 294-4688 evenings. Ee INSULATE NOW? SAVE FUEL & MONEY DUE TO THE INCREASING COST OF FUEL, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU HAVE SUFFICIENT INSULATION IN YOUR HOUSE. "IN-CELL-ITE"" CELLULOSE FIBRE IS THE MOST PRACTICAL - INSULATION FOR A NUMBER OF REASONS: eApproved by Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation - No. 8067. eo Highest Thermal Resistance Valve. O® Resists Fire & Vermin. oNon-Toxic & Non-Irritating. CALL FO NO CHARGE TRIPP'S INSULATION SERVICE OFFICE: 985-8216 f o Light in Weight. © Economical & Clean. ® Easy to Install. A QUOTATION AT ND NO OBLIGATION. RESIDENCE: 985-2! - sponsored by * kick-off at 7:00 p.m. home on Thursday from her 16 day United Nation Pil- grimage for Youth. It was an all expense paid trip the 0dd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge in Port Perry. Anne along with 45 other delegates from all over Ontario bussed to New York. There they stay- ed with delegates from Iowa and Pennsylvania for 6 days. Regular visits were made during the week to the Unit- ed Nations Headquarters listening to diplomats give briefings. The other days were spent traveling and. sight seeing in such places as Ottawa, Montreal, Gettys- burg, Philadelphia, WAsh- ington and Niagara Falls. First tie for Bombers Behind the clutch goal- tending by Jay Branton, Port Perry Orange Bomb- § ers fought to a scoreless draw last Thursday with the Uxbridge Maroons. Bran- ton made at least two key saves to salvage the tie. The Bombers went on the offense throughout the game with many shots on the Uxbridge net, but were unable to get one past the goaltender. The tie preserves the Bombers' undefeated record this season with the next game for the team in Ux- bridge Thursday night, ~ Kane of Scugog Island recently competed in the Elk The six-mile race held on the Lake Canoe Race. Montreal River took place on July 31, and the girls held down second place. They can be seen here receiving their prize money from the race sponsor. Places second at CNE Walter Pascoe of Port Perry placed second in the Ontario Senior Men's Horse- shoe Pitching Championship held recently at the CNE. Roy McLaughlin - of Nestleton captured fourth prize in the Class A Ontario championship, also at the CNE. No Dicker SALE WE DARE YOU TO COMPARE OUR PRICES 'ALL 1977's MUST GO TO MAKE WAY - BRAND NEW 1977 DODGE ASPEN 4 door.sedan, automatic, power steering, disc brakes, AM radio. Deluxe cloth & vinyl interior. Serial No. 295616. Freight extra. BRAND NEW 1977 DODGE % TON PICKUP Automatic, slant 6, AM radio, 8' box, G78 snow tires. Serial No. 424001. Freight extra. 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