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x: hY 1) 3 Ve 7) 23 $3 4 A A \ w a SANTA, RETA Blackstock area news by Joyce Kelly The Blackstock Curling Rink was a hive of activity on Saturday Feb. 2 when the first annual Bob Fletcher Memorial Bonspiel was held. There were eighteen rinks of enthusiastic curlers in attendance. Most were from the local club but there were visiting rinks from both the Manvers and Millbrook Clubs. Each rink played two six-end games which all enjoyed to the fullest. After all the games were complet- ed, everyone along with some guests enjoyed a roast beef dinner catered by the members of the Ladies Curling Club. After the dinner President Cameron Porter officially brought the greetings from the Club with the hopes that all had enjoy- + ed the day. Gerald Kelly gave a brief tribute in memory of Bob Fletcher who had been a very dedicated curler until his untimely death. He announced that the rink of Merrill Van Camp, Aileen SAVE TAX DOLLARS ON YOUR RRSP Our Best NO FEE Rates Van Camp, Dale Van Camp and Valerie Van Camp were the first winners of the Bob Fletcher Memorial Trophy which was presented by Mrs. Bob Fletcher. Schedule Manager Floyd Argue presented second prizes to Terry and Brenda Malcolm and Trevor and Lorraine Nesbitt. David Petrie presented third prizes to the Club President, his brother and two sisters, namely Cameron, Joan and Roger Porter and Linda Spry. Bill Thompson presented Consolation prizes to Bob and Pat Smith and Doug and Judy Wooley. day of fun and tellowship. Mrs. Bernie Gotham returned home from a six week visit with her father and other members of her family in Australia. When she left that Southern land the temperature was 108 degrees F. but when she reached Ontario the mercury was at 8 below zero and soon fell lower than that. How is that for a change. The Tuesday evening Senior Citizens' Card Party had 20 tables with/the follow- ing winners: 1-Ruby Tripp- 85; 2-Jean 3-Earl Prescott-83; 4-Vera Fins 55 5-Marion Bell-78; _6-8usie Harris-78; Low-Neta Ken Crawford gave the'" Fish. customary vote of appreci- ation to the ladies. A doorprize donated by Bob Smith was won by Gerald Kelly. The remainder of the even- ing was spent in dancing to the music of R. Jackman. Several doorprizes were won. Everyone enjoyed a fine G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 Queen Street - Port Perry 985-2916 Monday to Friday Evenings & Saturdays by Appointment. ahaffy-85;. Several curling rinks from here have attended various Bonspiels in different locations, among them Bowmanville, Port Perry Farmers' Spiel, Oshawa and Whitby. So far I have not had any reports of great wins, could that be because of modesty or becuase of other reasons"? A Bible Study group meets each Monday evening at 7:15 to 8:15 in the United Church to study the Book of Mark. Anyone of any faith is welcome to attend this informal group. If you have any news that "you wished to be printed please call 986-4257 before 12:00 on Monday morning. 2 The team of Dale, Valerie, Aileen and Merle Van Camp won the Bob Fletcher Memorial bonspiel at the Cartwright Curling rink Saturday evening. Mrs. Pat The runner up in this bonspiel was the team of Terry Malcolm, Brenda Malcolm, Lorraine Nesbitt and Trevor Nesbitt from Yelverton. Fletcher [centre] was on hand to present the trophy to the winning team members. [ Photos by Beth Schryburt] ON DEMAND 13% (Reviewed Quarterly) 1-5 YEARS - 11%% (Compounded Semi-Annually) Effective Rates of Compounding Semi-Annually at 11.75% 1 YEAR -12.0952% 2YEARS -12.8266% 3YEARS-13.6170% 4 YEARS -14.4718% 5 YEARS -15.3968% Call to Discuss Your R.R.S.P. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Phone 985-3832 RE-ELECT WRENCE | have consistently supported the return of capital punishment, or a Referendum so our people can decide. As Solicitor General in the Clark Government, our area's views will continue to be forcefully Allan 3 0 % O FF presented. - « 0 PYRE, Selected Patterns ACTION CENTRES / = Port Hope: 18 Ontario Street (416) 885-6378 , Cobourg: 243 Division Street (416) 372-5456 Bowmanville: 215 King Street E. (416) 623-2220 Newcastle: 118 King Street E. (416) 987-4755 Port Perry: 108 Water Street (416) 985-7361 BLUE HILL Give the future a chance on February 18th. You owe it to yourself to visit Settlement House in the Heart of Port Perry 183 QUEEN STREET - 985-8234 ASK ABOUT OUR PINE BEDROOM SUITE SPECIAL! Authonzed by J Gordon the Official Agent 18 Ontario Street Port Hope DURHAM - NORTHUMBERLAND