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Iie SSE A | RON DAVIDSON FUELS LTD. 14 High Street - Port Perry Box 1170 985-8625 What fuel company is Port Perry based for faster, more efficient service to the Port Perry Community? What company sells Fuel Oil, Diesel Fuel, Regular Gas, Unleaded Gas, Motor Qil? What company is 24hr. radio dispatched year round to assure the farm trade efficient service? What company has 3 fully stocked service trucks to give you the fastest, most efficient service available? "What company has a guaranteed supply agreement? What company services commercial and residential on a retail and wholesale level. What company is an active member of the community? What Company!!! Si PCO P.S.: Yes, we have Burner Insurance Contract! Yes, we sell SUNFLEET MOTOR OIL Products! Blackstock and area news by Joyce Kelly Where has the summer gone? Already it is back to school time again with school buses and eager stud- ents everywhere. Blackstock Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and Rangers will be starting their meeting on Monday, September 8th. Anyone wishing more information should call Miss Susan Sheen 986-5506. The first meeting of the Blackstock Nursery School for 1980-81 year was held on Aug. 26 at 8 p.m. All old and new members were welcom- ed. The new teacher for the Nursery School is Lynda Spencer. We wish her the best during this next school year. Moms, Dads, and Kiddies get ready to have a Pancake Breakfast with Santa Claus around the first weekend of December. Watch and listen for details in the near future. Next Nursery school meet- ing is October 14th at'8 p.m. Cadmus ladies held a miscellaneous bridal shower Printing for Rosey Fallis last Thurs- day at the home of Sheryl Vogal. Winners of the Senior Citi- zens Card Party were 1. William Forder-97; 2. Ruby Birkett-86; 3. Dora Geer-85; 4. Adam Sharp-83; 5. Ross Wingrove-82; 6. Lorna Swain '79; Low Myrtle Manns. Winner of the 50-50 draw was F. Blackburn and the '$5 draw was Rhoda Larmer. There were 18 tables. On Sunday afternoon the family of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright held Open House in honour of their parent's sixt- ieth wedding anniversary. Many friends and relatives attended this party marking such an important milestone in Mr. and Mrs. Wright's life. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Wright. On Sunday evening a reception was held honour- ing the 25th wedding anni- versary of Rev. and Mrs. Victor Parsons. During the evening Janet and Marlene Parsons sang two duets, O Perfect Love and You Light Up My Life accompanied by Linda Kyte. Lawrence Mal- Devils score big wins by Barry Page The Port Perry Printing Devils showed their '""magic" against three Whitby PeeWee teams. Dur- ing the first game on August 14 they exploded for eleven goals for an 11-1 win. Three forwards, Paul Bateman, Daryl Musselman and Gord Brown, each had three goals and Rob Page, centre half, scored one. Allard Flim scored his first goal while playing centre forward. The defence and goalie played a fine game even though they didn't have much work. It's hard to be into the game especially for the goalie when he only has a few shots to contend with. The second game against another team was on August 21 when they outscored them 7-2, The Devils started in a very lack lustre way and at half time we were lucky to be ahead 3-2. Mike Fluke, the goalie played a poor first half along with a few of the other players, Tony Kersten and Paul Bateman. The second half was a lot better as the team started to come on and played with author- ity. __The last game on August 28 J was the biggest challenge as the Devils were beaten by this team earlier in the season 7-1. They wanted to 'redeem their credibility so they had to play their best. They out played them most of the game and finished with a 5-2 victory. Goal scorers were Paul Bateman 1, Daryl Musselman 1, Gord Brown 1, Mark Butters 1, and Rob Page 1. Paul Walton, Tom Fowler Mark Butters and Rob Page controlled the midfield with great authority. The defen- sive crew of Jim Lamb, Tony Kersten and Bob Lamb were also a hard trio to beat. Eric van Netten and Mike Brunt- on who alternated on the defence throughout the game also played well. Mike Fluke came up big and played very well in goal. He not only controlled the front of his net but set up many players by his alert kicking. This clinches first place for the Devils and the play- offs will start some time next week. They won't officially be finished league play until October 4. This is the final Cup day to be held in Peel Park, Whithy a at 2:30 p.m. End House Painting Forever! Clad Your Home With 'Durable, Long-Lasting VYNAL or ALUMINUM SIDING Also Available: Seamless Eavestrough, Storm Doors, Windows and Awnings. CALL: OPPERS BROS. HOME IMPROVEMENTS 986-5673 or 985-8318 FREE ESTIMATES colm presented a gift on behalf of the Nestleton congregation after which Joyce Kelly and Joanne Lee presented a gift from their Blackstock friends. Con- gratulations Ruby and Victor. On Wed. Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls accompanied by Mrs. Reg. Boundey of Port Perry visited their cousin Miss Myrtle Graham at Lake Dalrymple and other relat- ives in that area. Glad to report that Joan Graham is recovering well after surgery last week in Port Perry Hospital. Many Blackstock area folks attended the annual Allan Lawrence barbecue and Corn Roast held at Devil's Elbow Ski Club, Bethany last Wed. evening. The Analda Nurseries are happy to announce that they collected $75 for Central Seven with the Mini Golf at Blackstock Fair. Also at the fair, the Horse- shoe Pitching = contest winners were Gill Fitzsimm- ins of Willowdale and Reg Smoke of Langport, Roy and Harold McLaughlin won second prize, third place was taken by a team from Orillia. Fourth and fifth places were won by Alderville teams, 6th place team came from Whit- by and 7th team came from _ Scarborough. Roy and Har- old McLaughlin participated in contests at Kinmount Fair on Saturday and on Monday at Port Perry. 'Both days E/T ETT TT SHOPPERS Mortgage and Loan Corporation they won second place. Mr. Charlton and Miss Chris Mustaler of Sudbury were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and Kelly and Mrs. Wilbur Toms for a couple of days last week. While here they enjoy- ed a day at the C.N.E. and visited other relatives in the area. Now that fall routines will be beginning please develop the habit of phoning new items in by Monday noon to 986-4257. What is a news column without news? Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick The community was shocked and saddened on Sunday to hear of the sudden death of a former Cedar Creek resident, Ernie Willer- ton of Oshawa. The: Willer- ton family had lived next to the school for a number of years. Sympathy is offered to his wife Ruby, and his sons, Ronnie, Larry and Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson have returned home after a trip to England. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis of New Liskeard were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. Dave "MacCullough had their son Ray and family of Cobourg and their daughter June and family of Camp Borden as weekend visitors. 5 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 13% 'Subject to Change without Notice" ANT TT TES DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8471 Darcy Dorrell of - I= ATT OE OORT ETO Shur-Gain Shur-Gain Oxytetracycline is a broad spectrum antibiotic in 100 mg concentration. It diffuses rapidly, builds therapeutic levels fast, and is effective and persistent 24 hours or longer. -Shur-Gain Oxytetracycline 100 contains Lidocaine, a of 100 ml or 250 ml vials for greater convenience and economy. D animal health service pain reducing agent. 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