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Blackstock area news by Bethany Schryburt Seniors Card Party-at the Community Hall on evening entertained 'Sixteen tables with winners: 1- Bessie McCullough-88; 2- Marjorie Tennant-81; 3- Alvin- Spencer-79; 4-Carl Gimblett-79; 5-Ray Brown- 76; 6-Meta Swain-76; and low Edna Kerry. Looking for some area 'action' this weekend in Blackstock, should be easy with the couples club holding a sleigh ride, Saturday evening, call Jim or Leane Colmer (985-3455) or support the Broomball players at a great dance at the Recrea- tional Centre. The area Beavers, twenty three in all, with parents, leaders and guests for a total of seventy-five enjoyed a skating party at the Black- stock rink on Wednesday from six to seven. After the skating everyone helped themselves to cookies and pop or coffee. If you have a keen interest in today's youth and know- ledge of the Girl Guide format and rules, the Black- stock Guides would ap- preciate a volunteer leader to take a place in the organi- zation starting in September, call Joyce Taylor now for more information. The 1st Cartwright Guide Company had their Annual Skating Party on Friday, February 9th. Each Guide brought a friend and enjoyed the winter sport. Brownie, Guide, Ranger, Cub, and Scout Thinking Day Church Parade is to be held at St. John's Anglican Church in Blackstock at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, February 25th. This will be a special ecumenical service for all present and past members of the Scout-Guide movement and their family and friends. Guides will soon be out in uniform, knocking on doors for orders for cookies to be delivered in April, no money until the cookies arrive. The Schryburt family travelled to Ottawa for the weekend, staying with 'Mr. - and Mrs. Jim Fleming and family. Sunday was spent at the home of Mrs, R. Schry- burt also in Ottawa. Gord and Barb Russell of Windsor spent the weekend with their son Don Russell, JoAnne, Dana and Kyle at Cadmus, taking in the big Hockey game at the Gardens in Toronto on Saturday evening. Mr. Walter Lawrence is still a patient at the Port Perry hospital after suffer- ing an attack two weeks ago. 'Frances Grove celebrated her 8th birthday on Saturday with friends, Lynda Parsons, Esther Kelly and Julie Byers at McDonalds in Oshawa Oshawa symphony to play concert at Town Hall 1873 The second appearance of Oshawa Symphony Orches-. tra in Town Hall 1873 this season will take place on Saturday, March 3. This particular concert should be an exciting one, and the program should be of a familiar and popular nature, since the evening is dedicated to the American composer George Gershwin and his music. Gershwin was born in Brooklyn, New York, 1898 and died at a young age in 1937. During his short life span he created some of the most popular melodies and songs, played and sung all over the World. - His greatest achievements during his short but creative period were his two major works, Rhapsody in Blue and his famous negro folk-opera, Porgy and Bess. In addition to these two greater works, Two accidents ~ (From Page 1) reached Regional Road 23 and did not witness the acc- ident. A 25-year old Blackstock area man was Killed Satur- day evening when the car he was driving collided head-on with a van on Regional Road 57. : Durham Regional police report that Edward John Thompson of R.R.1 Black- stock was driving north- bound on Number 57 a mile CREDIT UNION WN PLAN 24 % north of Taunton Road when: "he struck a southbound Ford Van driven by Harold West of Orono. The deceased man was alone in the Honda car at the time of the mishap. The accident occurred about 8:30 p.m. and police say that the victim was apparently attempting to pass another vehicle. West and three passengers in the van were taken to hospital with minor injuries, and damage to both vehicles was heavy. EFFECTIVE FEB. 1, 1979 calculated on the Daily Balance paid monthly At your Credit Union Gershwin composed numer- ous popular dance melodies and songs. Some of this fine music will be presented at Town Hall 1873 by Oshawa Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Roy V. Cox the evening of March 3. Guest artists on this occasion are Ada Lee, soprano and Leslie W. Mackett, Piano. i Tickets are now on sale at Port Perry Star and Irwin Smith Music Ltd. or by phoning 985-3043. This is the fourth concert in the Sub- scription Series. de Borelians Tickets for the Borelians's next production The Second Time Around are selling very well particularly for the Friday and Saturday eve- ning performances. Anyone who was present at the performances of The Man Who Came To Dinner in May last year presented by the Borelians, would not want to miss The Second Time Around, an equally hilarious play, enacted by some of the outstanding performers of the Borelians. Tickets are on sale at Port Perry Star and Irwin Smith Music Ltd. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait! Wedding Invitations And Accessories NEED PHOTOCOPIES? We can do them for you. Port Perry Star 985-7383 235 Queen Street after games at her home. 'The O.N.O. Family Skating Party was held on Sunday between 4:30 and 6:30 at the Blackstock Rink. Close to seventy enjoyed the ice and the Hot Dogs, tarts, ice cream, and drink that followed. ' Doug and Ellen Russell and family entertained Joe and Sheila Russell of Cobourg and Gladys Lefevre of Windsor for the weekend. Twelve curlers from Blackstock attended a fiee ~ Ladies Fun Day at the Bowmanville Curling Club on Tuesday, February 13th. Bowmanville ladies provid- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 21, 1979 -- ¢ ed a pot luck lunch, goody bags, door prizes, and an exciting game played with mixed teams from Black- stock and Bowmanville ladies. Everyone had a terrific time, especially, Suzanne Rioual who was on the winning team which had only three players. The Bowmanville ladies are invited back to Blackstock on March 26th and hopefully will have as enjoyable a day. The two kindergarten classes at Cartwright Central Public School grew so large through the year that starting Monday, February 19, a third class will be formed in the after- noon to be taught by the morning kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Kiezebrink. The three classes will have approximately twenty students which should improve the teacher-student ratio, greatly. It must be said also that the students at Cartwright taking French. . are most happy to have Mrs. Rollo back after her leave of absence. Recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and Kelly were: Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm with Mary Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Donald Trewin and fiancee, Dee Fagan, Mrs. W. Toms, Mr. and Mrs, Edgerton Pegg and daughter Kathy with her husband Brian, Roy, Linda, and Matthew Bradburn. - your eadd warters ppar el . MARCH 2nd Gregory s Men' sQUear Ld. LAKEVIEW PLAZA - PORT PERRY - 985-8160 OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9:00 P.M. DURING PETERBOROUGH LUMBER'S WORK ALONG WITH US Hundreds of Values to let you get started on your Building or Decorating Projects. Here are just a few! FLOORING VALUES 6' ALUMINUM | afstar a ny SH EET FLOORING «or EPETTE LADDER it's hw opvovea, MSR 5 aya. light but strong because of design. WIRUDULI ORY $2 69 $q.yd. WHILE THEY LAST! $ 8. 4 4 ALL SNOW TOOLS & wee CARAVELLE SNOW SCRAPERS momo eo 25 0 0 2 Colours Only, Reg. $260 srg 70 PRICES F F $2 " 39 sq.yd. J Prices in Effect Until March 10th, 1979 Only! 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