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4 J ASTD S 3 IO RUN AN EOS AVS SIT or WP . IRE AEN os Ada SN Vi Te oa, 5 US SETRCS ROR SA ond STALE . ASAE SREEEPEU I Bt FA A I wd 10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 21, 1978 | Blackstock by Bethany Schryburt This is a final reminder about the up-coming Com- munity Shower in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Malcolm at the Recreational Centre in Blackstock on the eveningof June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp spent June 11 to June 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Camp, Jane and David in Ancaster. Tuesday evening the Senior Citizens gathered at the Community Hall for the weekly Card Party, there were twenty-two tables: 1- Anne Manns-84; 2-Effie Ploughman-80; 3-Mertle Wagoner-78: 4-Effel Forder- 78. 5-Burt Gibson-78; 6-Mar- garet Bauchem-78 and low Muriel Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Harry van Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Dowson spent Father's Day at the Scugog Island cottage of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Camp where they also celebrated two birthdays and an anniver- sary. At the present time Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Camp are residing at the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry and Joy enjoyed a Father's Day Barbeque with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Howard and Tara Lynne on Sunday evening at their cottage at View Lake. Joanne Russell, Dana and Kyle enjoyed the past week visiting members of the Russell and Bondy families in Windsor, Don Russell joined his family on Thurs- day night to complete the remainder of the week. Beth Schryburt, Vicki, Joel, and Arthur had a tre- mendolis time on Stimson Road in Davidson, Michigan where they joined several Stimson family members in welcoming home Jamie from the Army in Germany and Danny from the Air Force in California, home on leave. Larry travelled to Windsor on Thursday eve- ning with Don Russell and then on to Davidson where they spent the rest of the week and shared Sunday dinner with his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Mayer in Sarnia. All of the classes at Cart- wright Central Public School took part in silly games and crowd at the United Church in Blackstock with a 'Piano Recital." Guest vocalist and artist, Mary Holt, performed several selections at the reci- tal. Trophies won at the Sunderland Music Festival were on display: Erik Kieze- brink, Angela Kiezebrink, Yvonne Fennema, and Alan Ferguson, (who also won the ORMTA Scholarship for Grade 8 to Associateship). Students performing were: Beginner-Marion Johnston, Grade 2-Tara Bailey, Natalie Green, Jason Kyte, and Tracy Staniland, Grade 8- Patricia Sleep, Caroline Car- naghan, and Alan Ferguson, Grade 1- Dianna Baumchen, Crissy Bedome, David Van- denheuvel, Debra Vine, Grade 7- Angela Kiezebrink, Carla Adams, Karen Dyte, Cathy Paisley, Grade 3- and Lori Cole. Anne-Marie Hoogeveen performed on the organ. Sunday the Hoskin Clan, at least 70, attended a gather- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham on Purple Hill. The annual Larmer Re- union was held at Poplar Park on Sunday, June 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mac- kie and boys attended the marriage ceremonies of Mary's cousin, Cathy Pas- sant to Thomas Stout, on June 17th in Bowmanville. After an enjoyable game of Volleyball at Cartwright Central Public School Gym, 0.N.O. met at Sharon Wil- son's with one visitor and sixteen members (including one proud grandmother!!). In the absence of our presi- dent, Barb Byers capably Church Women in apprecia- tion for the times they use our dishes. The 0.N.O. swimming pro- gramme is full to capacity with a waiting list. The bus leaves at 8:00 a.m. from Cartwright Central Public School and the first Wednes- Wednesday, July 5th. Final arrangements were made for both the Forder Wedding and the Grade 8 Graduation Banquet. fiA cheque for $50.00 was voted to be set to the Central «& Seven Association for the Mentally Retarded. A motion was passed to hire Ron Hoskin to cement in our latest addition of our playground equipment at the Public School. The roll call was well "answered with "What makes me happy." other entertaining events at ¢ ) } 12 ) 'Play Day' on Wednesday, and Brian Van Camp, Grade chaired the meeting. The next meeting at Jean © June 14, at the school 6- Howard Bailey and Mar- Correspondence consisted Gobles' on Thursday, July : MORTGAGE grounds. lene Parsons, Grade 4- Cathy of thank you notes from 13th. We shall meet first at i : Wednesday evening, June Clark, Eleanor Kelly, Erik Block Parents, Rangers and Cartwright Central Public by : 1.O AN S 14th, the students of Linda Kiezebrink, and Craig Pais- Nursery School for donations = School for a game of baseball : "th Kyte, entertained a large ley, Grade 5- Laurie Bailey received. Also a letter from from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. iy J Meals on Wheels requesting Sharon and her group oH 7 Ist Mortgages from 104% drivers for the Cartwright served a delicious lunch and fo 1 Learn to Drive area. A $25.00 cheque was the meeting was adjourned. 2 2nd Mortgages from 11%2% at received from the Anglican : No Salary Requirements. LUKE'S ° 2 Homes-Cottages-Farms-Debt. 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