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xl Si (Sls TRIN RAPA RRR EA SAA FARR Ee 2 BR CAA SOR ACA PRT ERR ue EEL VR SE AT LAA ARS SAC OST A i REN La PR oh VES A SA pes 22 -- PORT. PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 8, 1981 . 3 2 ns W- Fn pn Ci " > NS ut AS: Xa i Cpa dd Sa Ln --- RA a ed PR Br A i AN = ENT 3, A J Fy t) ¥ ds - i oucllny | LIMITED 8 203 Queen Street - Port Perry L¥) No OPEN; Monday thru Saturday 9AM.to6P.M. Fridays to 9: 00 P.M. : - EAR PIERCING - BY APPOINTMENT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRS - - - BELTONE HEARING AID BATTERIES - CACC ATTENTION a '"'BRIDES TO BE' § Bring this ad with you and we promise % 45 you that your cost will not exceed , $300.00 for your compléte Bridal outfit. This includes alterations. \ dl A We are presently featuring 3FR » i a VAR wedding gowns as shown ly . in Brides '81 issue. You {Wal . VY will love our Spring Gowns \\ now arriving dally. Let us AA help you plan your 1 J : wedding and make It the SUKI [ FE most beautiful day of . BB { dd vr i your Hfe.. 3 Our Specialty. - - Brides, Bridesmaids, Mothers of Brides and" Grooms, Flowergirls. Gowns for all occasions. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT ELLEN'S HOUSE OF FASHIONS 73 Brock St. West . Uxbridge Bay Ridges Plaza, Pickering. pil 852-7612 839-2843 lil me i! IA PEPSI ® PIZZA BONANZA! with Any 12" Square Pizza You Get FREE 1-26 oz. Pepsi --with Any 15" Square Pizza : You Get FREE 2-26 oz. Pepsis Mon., Tues., & Wed. Only thru Apr | (Deposit on Bottles.) | |. so WATER STREET - PORT. PERRY iT 985-8448 Fri. &Sat. 4t0 1:30 A.M. Sunday 4to 11 P.M. Blackstock and area news By Joyce Kelly John Lawrence and Mrs. Josie Hamilton are both improving following surgery in Toronto Hospitals. Mrs. R. Ford, M.- Graham and W. «Pearse are all patients. in Port Perry Hospital. A family gathering in. honour of Janet Lawrence and Blake Vanden Heuvel - who will be married in June was held at the home of Janet's grandmother Mrs.' Muriel Lawrence on Sunday, April 5th. Guests were from Port Perry, Sylvia and Jim Cookson, son Adam and daughter - Ann, who presented the bride and groom with corsage, from Newmarket Walter and Heather Lawrence and daughter Carolyn, from Newtonville, Janet's parents Bob and Jane Lawrence and son Steven, and Muriels brother and sister-in-law, Walter and -Wilhilimina Fowler and daughter Alma from Toronto. Everyone enjoyed a' lovely dinner. Many lovely gifts were presented to the bride and groom and a fine time was spent visiting. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine were Vern's sister Eileen Yanciw and her, daughter Karen Little and girls Mandy and Melonie all of Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. John Turcotte accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson of Port Perry have returned home from an enjoyable two week's holiday in Florida. On Wednesday Vera Asselstine had a pleasant surprise when her son Colin and daughter-in-law Christine, daughter Teresa and grandsons Darrell and Shane all of Oshawa came to wish her a happy birthday. John Hope and his fiancee Heather McLarty of Lucan 'spent last weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs." Roy Hope and Beth. On Saturday Mrs. Wilbert Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry and Joy attended the Open House in honour of "Mrs. Werry's sister, Mrs. Lola Dawson of Fraserville. This large family gathering was on the occasion of Mrs. - Dawson's 93rd birthday. . Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hope and Beth visited their son and daughter-in-law Ronald and Judy Hope's new variety store in Newcastle on Saturday. Kathryn and John Devins and four months old baby daughter Melanie of Iroquois Falls spent a few days with her grandmother Mrs. Roy Taylor during the. winter break. While here they visited other friends and relatives. Miss Giselle Shipiro and Mr. Dirk Shoulder, widely travelled British citizens and recently from Israel have been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Giselle is a friend of Walter and Audrey's, eldest daughter Lorna, who is presently teaching in a university in Japan. Nancy and Bob Bryans and Steve recently spent some time in Clearwater and Daytona Beach; Florida. On Tuesday the Ladies' Curling concluded a very successful year with an enjoyable jitney. At lunch- time all the curlers enjoyed a delicious lunch at the Rec Centre. Several lucky draws kindly donated by Marg Iripp Real Estate were made. Also all the ladies received a sample of Basic H courtesy of Kathleen Petrie. At the end of the curling each ady received a momento of he day. Appreciation was wxpressed Lorna Edgerton, Vice President Mary Mackie and Schedule Manager Helen - Green for arranging such an enjoyable ending to our season. Cartwright Central Public School Gymnastic Team competed on Friday, April 3rd at Sunderland School. Winners were: Compulsory Floor - Kindergarten to Grad 4 - 3rd Melissa Haines; Compulsory Floor - Grade 5 to Grade 8. - 4th Lorrie Leach; Junior Girls Optional - Floor 1st - Heather Rown- tree; 6th - Cathy Jordan; Vault 3rd - Cathy Jordan; 4th - Heather Rowntree; Beam - 1st - Heathef Rowntree; 1st - Cathy Jordan; Intermediate Girls Optional Floor - 4th - Brenda Poirier; 6th - Lisa James; 8th - Jennifer Fletcher; Beam '- 4th - Brenda Poirier; Vault - 2nd - Jennifer Fletcher; 4th - Brenda Poirier; 5th - Lisa James; 5th - Jennifer Fletcher; 6th - Lisa James; Boys Floor - 3rd - Mike Andrews; Vault - 2nd- Mike Andrews. Competing in the Elite group was Tracy Cooper who was the only competitor. Six of our team members go.on to. the finals in Whitby on April 14th. Cr ngratulations and good luck on the 14th. - The Sen'or Citizens Euchre Part; was held -on ERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 1193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 The one you're looking for. ALL LI NES OF GENERAL INSURANCE to President - Mrs. R. Tuesday with 20 tables and the following winners: 1. John Beckett - 95; 2. Harold McDiarmid - 92; 3. Ann Parliament - 84; Manns - 82; 5. Theo Parliament - 82; 6. Lionel Byam - 82; Low - Marjorie Bradburn. The 50-50 draw was won by Edith Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pawly of Courtice. W.I1. Annual Meeting "The annual W.I. meeting took place in the Town Hall on April 1st. After singing the W.I. grace, the 16 members present enjoyed copious Pot Luck dinner at 12:30 p,m. Following the dinner the Ode was sung and the Collect repeated. The minutes were read and approved. The corres- pondence read by the secretary Mrs. Samells, consisted of a. opt letter from the 4-H girls; the announcement of 4-H Achievement Day, April 24th at 7:30 pm. in the Rec- -reational Centre at Black-' stock. Some new regulations of Community Care and some letters from organi- zations advertising their coming events were read. The treasurer, Mrs. Bradburn, read the monthly financial report and the audited annual report which were accepted. The Convenors' annual reports were given as follows: Mrs. F. Hoskin - Education and Cultural Activities; Mrs. C, Adams. - Agriculture - and Canadian Industries; Mrs. H. Martyn - Family - and "Consumers' Affairs. The roll call was answered with fees for the coming year. one retiring president Mrs. Shortridge, thanked the members for their support. during her term of office, after which she called on Mrs. P.Van Camp to conduct the election for the 1981;82 term. Mrs. Samells was appointed secretary for the election. -- After - the nominating committee report was given, and any further nominations from the - floor dealt with, the following were declared as officers for 1981-82. Past President - Mrs. H. Shortridge; President - Mrs. D. Sleep; 1st Vice President - Mrs. H. Martyn; 2nd Vice - McLaughlin; Secretary - Mrs. K. Samells; Treasurer - - Mrs. R. Bradburn; Pianist - Mrs. R. CY family Trust 14Y, 5 Year Annual Interest 13 7/8% Semi-Annually TRUST ° 5 Year Annual Interest 14% Semi-Annually STANDARD COMPANY the municipal 4 | 5 Year Annual Interest 14% Semi-Annually VICTORIA |... macdonald-carties [VG Se AND GREY | rust company % LH] 41/5| 5 Year Annual Interest - 14¥%4% Semi-Annually 14Y4 Semi-Annually 5 Year Annual ty 41, 4, Ann' . Camp; Taylor; "District Director - Mrs. V. Van Camp; Public Relations - Mrs. J. McArthur; Auditors - Miss I. Dempsey and Mrs. J. McArthur; Representative to Parks Board - Mrs. H. Shortridge; Curator - Mrs. R. McLaughlin; Assistant - Mrs. J. McArthur; Branch Directors - Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs. P. Van Camp; Resolutions - Mrs. S. Van Convenors - of Committees - Agriculture - and Canadian Industries - Mrs. C. Adams; Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. H. Martyn; Eduction and Cultural Activities - Mrs. F. Hoskin. . Mrs. Sleep, our- new president took the chair and some plans for the district annual were discussed. Our delegate to the Waterloo conference is Mrs. Samells. A motion was made and carried that we continue a ' donation for gifts for 4-H County and Provincial Honours. A very hearty vote .of thanks was tendered to our past president Mrs. Shortridge and her executive. the singing of O'Canada with Mrs. Taylor at the piano closed the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston were 'Friday overnight guests of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stiles and family at Woodville. If you have any news items, please contact me before Monday noon at 986-4257. 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