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Oo NN ERA PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 19, 1983 -- 33 Make plans to attend Special At Home Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly As the time draws closer to the date of the 25th At Home of the Cartwright High School, students, parents and former students are reminded to make plans to attend this years Special At Home and Reunion. It will be held at the Cartwright Central Public School on April 30. The lunch committee needs to know approximately the number attending, so call the school, Elaine Bailey at 986-4970 or Joyce Kelly 986-4257 about your tickets which will cost $5.00 each. Already calls have been received from grad- uates from distant places. Sympathy is extended to Roly and Mildred Coy on the sudden passing of Roly's mother on Fri- day. The funeral will be held on Monday from Lindsay. Also sympathy is extended to Tina and John Wolters and family on the passing of Tina's mother after a lengthy Offer expires April 30, 1983 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 176 Perry St., Port Perry 985-2532 A New Month ... A New Look ... and A New You! . / Thursdays to 8 P.M. 7 illness at their home. Her funeral service will be held from their church in Whitby on Tuesday. Congratulations to Art and Shirley Tilling who celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary with a family party held at the homé of their daughter Wendy in Whitby on Saturday evening. Mr. Frank Hoskin hosted a family gather- ing at the Barbeque at Manchester on Sunday in honour of several birthdays. Afterward they all returned to Harvey and Joan Graham's for birthday cake and coffee. Happy Birthday to Muriel and Diana. Blackstock Nursery School News .B.N.S. held the monthly meeting on April 12 with 22 members present. There are several out- ings planned for the next couple of months. May 10, 11 and 12th will be our next Show N' Tell. Plans are under- way for our trip to the Metro Zoo on May 25. Our Open House and registration will be held on Thursday, May 19 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The children are going to be busy visiting different places (restaurant tours, farms, the dentist and a trip to the kinder- garten). On June 1st there will be a tour of Cullen Gardens. As there are also other events being planned please check notices and lists at the Nursery School. The executive for next year is Presi- dent - Marlene McKee, Vice-President - Dale Muirhead, Treasurer - Judy Henry and Sec- retary - Lucy Bucking. Following the meeting Mrs. Cheryl DeJong OTHER MODELS ALSO AVAILABLE! THE WELLINGTON 1486 sq. ft. HOME OF THE MONTH $19,995. , INCLUDING: - 50 miles delivery at no extra charge - 7% Provincial Sales Tax - Erection of shell including siding and shingles - Garage - Will frame and trim any house or addition" -Double glazed windows ... erected on our foundation gave a very informative talk on speech and lan- guage development in young children. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 10 at 8:00. Following the meeting there will be a Jazzercise Session so come prepared. See you there. The April meeting of the afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. was held Tues- day, April 5 at the home of Marion Larmer with 16 present. Dora Martyn and Jean Adams served dessert at 1:15 and the regular meeting began with the leader Jean Adams reading a poem "A Smile'. Jean was in charge of the devotion. She read part of Acts 2 and summerized part of it. She illustrated with the use of story. The hymn, Take Up Your Cross was sung. The roll call was well answered with Your Favourite Hymn and Why. Marion Larmer reported on the Conference that she attended in Cobourg. Dora Martyn reported that two crib quilts are completed with one more to do. It was announced that we are having a dessert luncheon on May 31 at 1:30 p.m. with a special speaker. A bale will be packed in early May. The Hospital Auxiliary Tea will be April 30. BOWLDEN ® ra 14 - UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL =r Zp Members are to leave a donation in Dora Martyn's porch. A quilt was requested to be quilted and a price for this job was decided. Help is requested for the Beacock Picnic on June 18th. Jean Ferguson was in charge of the topic. With a chart she showed where our missionary money goes. She also showed a film on diff- erent churches at work called '"'A Growing Church Across Canada'. Jean Adams closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Neil Junkin, Mr. and Mrs. Gratton Peters all of Bobcaygeon were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. On Saturday Aaron and Nigel Benns return- ed home from a holiday with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ellicott of Man- chester when their mother, Mrs. Doug Benns brought their new baby sister Megan home from the hospital. There were ten tables at the card party on Tuesday evening. The prizes were 1. Harold Swain with 87 points, 2. Elva VanCamp with 87 points. 3. Dorothy Mec- Diarmid with 84 points, COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE - MARBLE BRONZE Cemetery Lettering & Renovations FOR PERSONAL SERVICE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 38 YEARS PERSONAL EXPERIENCE GUARANTEED INVESTMENT 5 Year Annual Interest Quality & Satisfaction Assured by our own Written Guarantee. 108 BROCK ST. WEST Custom Designing & Lettering 852-3472 SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES Rates subject to Change without Notice. STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. 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