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8% J ur, AL SL TO w DNR 4 ced SAR bl ¥ La EH SN FRE ARE EN By I PE a ES AR, 0 Bes a 153 al $A ti TN ARORA La RL GL ET RY $ 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 10, 1979 Blackstock and area news by Joyce Kelly A capacity congregation attended the Thanksgiving and Dedication service at the United Church on Sunday morning. Four memorial stained-glass windows were dedicated in the memory of the following: Christ at the Door in memory of Gordon and Erma Strong presented by the family; David the Shepherd King with Harp in memory of Harold and Mab- el Hocken presented by the family; St. Cecilia, Patron of Music at the Organ in mem- ory of Gladys Thompson pre- sented by the family, and Christ inviting Come Unto Me in memory of Russell and Frances Mountjoy and Pearl Hill. Rev. V. Parsons preached a fine sermon en- titled "Truly Thankful". Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Taylor along with Mrs. Earl Trewin visited relatives in the area on Tuesday afternoon. His many friends and relatives will be interested to know that Mr. Taylor. will be cele- brating his 85th birthday with an Open House in Ennis- killen Church on Sunday afternoon October 21. 0000000008008 8080808880088800088088808800000000000000 Miss Doreen VanCamp has returned home from a holi- day to India and the British Isles. Doreen was renewing friendships in India from her three year stay there several years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kiez- iebrink and family moved into the former Ivan Thomp- son home that they had vacated when Ivan and Gwenyth moved to Black- stock this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor have moved to former Kieziebrink home. Best wishes to you all in your new homes. We are all happy that Blackstock has not lost any of you with your changes of location. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brad- burn, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chamberlain and famity, Renfrew, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Dunning, Ottawa, Mr. andMrs. Roy Bradburn and Matthew attended a Thanks- giving family dinner on Sun- day at the home of Miss Crystal Fallis. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Laughlin became grandpar- ents of a new baby boy when Janis and Bill St. John pre- sented them with Owen Rob- LAA Adal FUTURA DRIVING SCHOOL Zenith 77370 (Evenings) Established since 1969 COTE T IIT 00090880000 Let Experience Be Your Teacher 985-2094 (days) 08008085008 8888885808880. PORT PERRY RUSTPROOFING Manchester - at 7A & Hwy.12 "SEAT 'Rug '| . VINYL TOP GUARD our insuran love you ~ Citizens met in the Township INSURANCE 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 Fao hihe hy BEL RUSE ATS Uy Et ee 7d PTH SHERPA FNTAINTR RSL AUSY ert on Friday morning. The Cartwright Senior Hall Monday, October 1 for their annual meeting with a chicken dinner at 12:30. After dinner Douglas Bilbey called the meeting to order for the nomination of the officers for next year. They are: Dorothy Archer-Presi- dent, Meta Swain-First Vice President, Bernice Gibson- Secretary, Ella Venning- Treasurer, Ella Bowers, Rhoda Larmer, Dorothy Archer- Social Committee. After the meeting many stayed for a social card game. Winners at the Senior Citi- zens regular Tuesday even- ing card party with 21 tables were 1-Anne Taylor-92; 2- Carl Gibblett-85; 3-Catherine Mackenzie-82; 4-Bert Gib- son-81; Harold Burgess-81; 6- Norma Birkett-81. ; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gra- ham attended the Ottawa Winter Fair where Harvey acted as Judge of the Guern- sey Cattle on Saturday. Matthew Bradburn cele- brated his first birthday on Thursday evening with a family gathering. Any girls interested in los- ing weight please come to Calorie Cutters. Meetings are at the Rec. Centre on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. Being there will be helping you and helping us. For more information please call 986-4675. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, Mrs. Belle Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Howard and Tara, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mairs, Stephen and Katie were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry. The occa- sion was Stevie's fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry, Mrs. Elaine Bailey attended their aunt's funeral Mrs. Russell Francis in Beaver- ton on Tuesday. The Blackstock 4-H club started their first meeting on Tuesday October 2. We decided on the name "The Blackstock Nimble Need- lers". We elected our offic- ers: President-Lynn Mc- Laughlin, Vice President- Angie Dickinson, Treasurer- Debbie VanCamp, and a rov- ing secretary. We were given our canvas and shown our wool. Our leaders Mrs. Wygerde and Mrs. Weir dis- played some of our projects we could be making. We hope to have an.interesting and rewarding experience. Saturday, October 13th, Apple Day. Please support our Boy Scouts. Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick Sympathy is offered to Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilkin in the sudden death of their son, Kenny, last week. Oliver Larocque of Osha- wa visited his cousin Victor Larocque and Mrs. Larocque on Thursday. George Kilpatrick visited Bruce Reeson at Raglan on Saturday. Elmer Johnson of Brooklin was a visitor too. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings and Steve were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cumm- ings and family at Caesarea. Sympathy is offered to Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin on the sudden death of Mrs. Irwin's brother Gordon Shunk on Monday. Hunters require migratorygame bird licence The waterfowl season in Southern Ontario opened on Saturday, September 29, 1979. In addition to an Ontario licence to hunt small game or game birds, a Canada Migratory Game Bird Hunting permit is «required, for hunting migra- tory birds (waterfowl, Wilson's snipe and wood- cock.) This permit may be purchased at any post office. All hunters should obtain a copy of the Summary of the Hunting Regulations for 1979 Ashburn news by Mrs. E. Heron The sympathy of the community is extended to the Lynde family in the recent death of Mrs. Walter Lynde. Mrs. Lynde spent her entire life in the area and will be missed by her family and friends. A lovely miscellaneous shower was held in the Community Centre last Friday evening in honour of Miss Debbie Lane and Mr. Chris Connell. They were the recipients of some lovely Cadets, officers to Ottawa for course by P. Dooley Major Dooley and Lt. Cole will be taking six senior cadets to Ottawa this week- end, October 13, for the level IIT certification canoe in- structor's course. The course will be conducted on Dow Lake on the outskirts of Ottawa. The six cadets participating will be Mike G. DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-2916 Monday to Friday Evenings & Saturdays by Appointment. ICLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS OCTOBER 6th to 20th, 1979 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE just Barton, Dave Teskey, Marg- aret Cole, Stewart Wood, Wendy Burton and Geraldine Cole. This is a new innovation for the Cadet Services. The Department of National Defence has decided to qual- ify all interested officers and senior cadets to the level of instructor in the national organization controlling the activity. Canoeing standards are controlled by the Canadian Recreational Canoeing Association. To do this professional instructors have been hired for not only canoeing but cross country and nordic skiing, rappell- ing, winter training, range work(rifles), and Outward Bound Training. These courses will be offered at different locations across Ontario during this training year. SON AGENCY LIMITED family Wt Trust 5 YEAR 1%/a Annual Interest \ 114% Semi-Annually STANDARD Annual Interest 11%4% Semi-Annually Annual Interest 11%.% Semi-Annually VG 5 YEAR Annual Interest VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Id-cartier macdona trust company « | 5 YEAR 11/2 Annual Interest 119% Semi-Annually and should be familiar with the regulations and the list of hunting ethics and respon- sibilities given in the summary. Hunters are reminded that according to Section 23(1) of the Game and Fish Act, in a locality that game usually inhabits or in which game is usually found, no person shall have 'a firearm in his possession, unless it is unloaded and encased, between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise of any day. gifts and best wishes and Debbie & Chris made a thank youreply, A social time was spent over coffee and goodies. A very successful Euchre party was held in the Centre on Saturdy night when eleven tables were played. The prizes for the evening were donated by local businessmen and interested people. The door prize which was a food hamper was won by Bill Gardner. The first prize for most points in games was won by Cora Nichlechuck and second by Nelson Cole. Charles Moors and Marian Harper also won prizes. The prize for the most lone hands went to Ted Heron. The proceeds for the evening went toward the park fund. Ladies - don't forget to put a ring around October 9th. That is the morning of the Coffee Party when Marie Ferguson will show us how to make candles. Come at 10 a.m. Mr. & Mrs. Charles All- dred of Fenelon Falls visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter & family. Mrs. Helen Darling, Mr & Mrs. Denis Walker and daughter Amie visited with Mrs. Mildred Routley and Miss Eileen Hamill one day last week. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Fisher and grandsons Bradley and Chris Batten attended the Plowing Match near Chatam last week. Mr. & Mrs. E. Heron enjoyed a boat trip around the Muskoka Islands last Wednesday. It was Rally Day at Burns Church last Sunday. The service was conducted by Rev. McEntyre whose message was about '"offer- ing ourselves to God." Mrs. A Richardson and Miss Ruth Olivers classes sang four choruses and motion songs. And the Junior choir sang *I love the Bible." The scriptures were read by Miss Elaine Knight and Mrs. W. Hopkins and Mr. Ray Porter led in a Thanks- giving litany. Mr. Douglas Ashton, superintendant of the Church School introduced the teachers who in turn told something about their class also gave the names of those who graduated into the next class this fall. The thought on our church calendar on Sunday was - Magnifying and praising the Lord are two of our most blessed privileges. LN w