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eld Rb mig IN BA AAS LAYA a Vv LOL Aw, 24-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November. 25,198) SA} PU AAR ERP KEE EN ARES AY TRON Blackstock and area news by Joyce Kelly Once again our community was shocked by the very sudden passing ,of Bert Gibson on Thursday after- noon. He was rushed to the Port Perry Hospital but passed away from a. heart attack. Sympathy is exten- ded to his wife Bernice, daughter Gladys Trewin and son Glenn and Audrey Gibson all of Oshawa. The funeral service was held on Saturday. Better health is wished for Bill Johnston, Jim Emerton and Mike Medd who are all in hospital, as well as to all those suffering from the flu. Mr. Marvin Nesbitt, Mr. and Mrs. John Nesbitt of Lindsay were Wednesday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson. Howard Bailey and Franz- Josef Ruther spent a few days last week in Western Ontario, they visited another Canadian-German exchange ~ at Sarnia. On the way home they spent Wednesday evening with Mr. Merlin Bailey and were overnight guests of Katherine Burnie all of London. 82; 5. Myrtle Wagner - 82. 6. Betsy Staniland - 82. Low - Bertha McLaughlin. Draws - 1. Betsy Staniland 2. Dorothy McDiarmid 3. Earl Prescott. Mrs. Pat Fletcher, Diana and Scott attended the annual Fletcher Christmas gathering held at Bobcay- geon on Sunday. : Congratulations to Debbie Lee who won a $450. entrance scholarship to Trent Univer; sity in Teacher-Education. Debbie was one of 112 students from across Canada winning entrance scholar- ships. The news of this accomplishment arrived too late to be included in the' C.H.S. Commencement last Saturday evening. Congra- tulations Debbie on this achievement. On Sunday morning a large number of members of the Synenham Kiwanis Club from Oshawa conduc- ted the worship at the United Church. Organist was Mr. Frank Walter, Leader of the service was the Rev. Merrill Ferguson. The choir composed of large number of gentlemen sang a fine anthem, How Great Thou Art the hospital by ambulance. A large number of resi- dents attended the Santa Claus Parade held on Satur- day morning in both Lindsay and Bowmanville. Both parades were of fine quality. Next Saturday the parade is being held at Port Perry. On Saturday the annual 4-H Awards Banquet was held at Maple Grove Church. Quite a number of local families attended this event. Word has just. been re- ceived that Danny Russell was injured at a hockey game on Saturday. He is a patient in Oshawa Hospital where he will be for at least Dec. 31,1981 for a few days. This hospital stay will be followed by a lengthy period of convales- cence at home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and "Mrs. Bob Petch; Kent and Catherine, Aurora. Elizabeth visited Cheryl Thompson at Aurora. -~ Detergents, insect poisons, cleaning substances, knives, matches, drugs can harm or even kill, St. John Ambu- lance reminds you. If you have young children, . keep these things out of reach. Nov. 30th-8 P.M. (HIGH SCHOOL) FundstobeRaised CHINA TOUR *17,241.48 BY PETER TALBOT _ BOTTLEDRIVE Library Finance Committee LITTLE BRITTON CHIMNEY SWEEP (DAVE BRITTON) © DEPENDABLE © INSURED For Service Please Leave Message at: Little Britain (705) 786-3031 or 786-2705 (after 8 P.M.) 585455500 SOOO 00CIRAICOOCICOOCCICCICICICIOCCC : U5 Sse owe boy LIMITED "or we? 197 Queen Street - Port Perry OPEN: Monday thru Saturday 9A.M.to 6 P.M. Thursday & Friday to9:00P.M. - DIAMONDS - - Cards & Gifts for All Occasions - -EAR PIERCING - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRS - Member of the canadian jewellers association 552525¢5¢52525252525¢5252525252525252 ANG OE ls 7. AR RRA RIA. Sy BTR SE a 13 Many from here attended and a quartette sang an & the annual Royal Winter impressive number, Nearer ie Fair. On Saturday the High My God to Thee. The sermon 0) School students chartered 'a Per Ardua Ad Astra given by Wo bus to attend the Royal and Mr. James Young gave il wl other places of interest in much thought-provoking & Si Toronto. information. WA There were 16 tables at the After this impressive 3 5% weekly Senior Citizens card service a social time was x party with the following enjoyed by the large number winners. 1. Lionel Byam - 83; 2. Harold Swain-82; 3. Nerta Masters - 82; 4. Sid Brown - of visitors: present. Unfor- tunately, one of the ladies fell and had to be rushed to Blackstock Lions Club plan active season The Blackstock and District Lions Club is looking forward to December when it will host two fund-raising events; a Christmas Dance which will be held at Nestle- ton Community Hall on December 5 and a Turkey Roll to be held at Blackstock Recreation Centre on Friday December 11. Formed last October(80), and chartered on April 10th, the club has, apart from its Charter Night held three fund-raising events; a turkey roll last December which was quite successful, a dance on March 7 which was well supported and most recently the club concluded a drive for the C.N.I.B. which netted $1,000.00 This money will go to support the blind in this area. 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