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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 1, 1984 -- 33 Toast to Gord planned for retiring principal Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Robert, son of Marie and Bob Atfield and Lindsay * Louise Florence, daughter of Pat and Mike Cole were received. the Junior Choir sang a very bouncy song. 'I'm a Great Big Bundle'. Rev. D. Davis preached a very thought-provoking sermon 'Born Again'. Next Sunday the Odd- fellows and Rebekah's will have their Church Service with the regular service. Sunday School will begin at 10 a.m. Mike and Pat Cole, Geremy and Lindsay hosted a family gather- ing in honour of Lind- sey's baptism. The guests were Pat's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Welsh, her grand- mother Mrs. E. Welsh all of Bowmanville, and Mike's parents, Mr. and Sorry to report the very serious illness of Grant Edgerton. Grant suffered a fall in his home last week and as a result of the serious injuries, he is currently in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto. Patients in Port Perry Hospital from this area include Bill Johnston, Mrs. Susie Harris, Mrs. Aln.a Taylor and Mrs. Lulu Graham. Improved health is wished for all these residents. Most of the local University students are completed their term and are home now. Good wishes for a fine summer are sent to them all. The Committee for Retirement Pdrty for Gordon Paisley who is retiring as principal of C.H.S. met at the home of Elaine Bailey on Mrs. Denysiuk of Tuesday evening. Plans (Oshawa. are progressing very _~>Marie and Bob Atfield well for the "Toast to and Jamie held a family Gord" to be held on party after the church Sunday, May 27 at the service at their home in C.C.PS. A short pro- Scarborough. Guests gramme will begin at 2 were Marie's parents, p.m. with the remainder Mr. and Mrs. Merrill of the afternoon to be VanCamp and Valerie, -spent in visiting. Make her grandparents Mr. your plans now to invite and Mrs. Percy Van- friends and relatives Camp, her brother Mr. who are interested in and Mrs. Dale Van- the local school to Camp, her uncle Mr. return for both the At and Mrs. Keith Van- Home on Saturday Camp, Leanne, Jay, evening and the Toast Debbie and friend Scott on Sunday. Howey, her aunt Aileen At the United Church VanCamp, and another on Sunday morning the uncle Mr. and Mrs. Sacrament of Baptism Norton VanCamp, Lis- was conducted by Rev. towel, Bob's parents Dale Davis when James Mr. and Mrs. Jim At- The Oshawa Shrine Club 32nd SHRINE RING RCUS "OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM SAT., MAY 12th 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. { | sun. mAY 13th 2:00 P.M. ONLY TICKETS: Adults $5.00: Children $3.00 : ADVANCE TICKETS: Adults: $4.00 Children $2.00 AVAILABLE IN PORT PERRY AT: Don Forder Insurance - 30 Water Str :et Barry's Variety - 18 Water Street Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds - 268 Queen Street This Message presented by the following businesses: NONQUON TRAVEL i 14 Water Street - Port Perry | GORD LEWIS | PERL PP i MOTOR SALES PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Dr, 94 Water St, Port Perry Port Perry A ke «@ field and Philip, Mon- treal, his sister Jan and Bob Liteplo and Chris- topher of Kingston. This family party had another celebration as Bob's parents were cele- brating their 35th wedd- ing anniversary. Con- gratulations.. . Peter and Ann Van- derheul, Julia and Boyd returned recently from an enjoyable holiday in the South. A 4H Horticulture Club will be organized for the Blackstock area with the first meeting to be held on Wednesday, May 9 from 7-9 p.m. at the Rec. Centre for any boys or girls over 12 years of age. For further information call Gail Johns at 986-4484 or Barbara Byers at 986- 5112. The Achievement Day for the recently completed club on Quilt- ing will be held on Thursday evening May 3 at 7 pm. at C.C.P.S. The public is very welcome. Also on Thursday is the Bicentennial Flag Raising Ceremony at 1 p.m. at the C.C.P.S. the Public is invited to attend this event which will have in attendance members of Parlia- ment, School Board and Senior Citizens. Bicen- tennial trees will be planted as well. It certainly sounds like a very impressive event. Marie Medd of Sask- atchewan spent a few days in the area visiting family and friends after a lengthy absence. She was a guest of Pat Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly along with their aunt Mrs. Boundey of Port Perry attended the funeral of "their cousin Mr. Howard Graham in Orillia on Saturday afternoon. They joined other family members at the home of Jim and Ellen Graham and family at Lake Dalrymple follow- ing the funeral. Of interest to former Y.P.U. members is the fact that the minister was Rev. Allan Barnes. A group from here enjoyed the weekend at Mohawk Raceway, Milton and stayed over- night at the Mohawk Inn. Those enjoying this little holiday were Neil and Kathy McLaughlin, Grant and Heather Mc- Laughlin, Blair and Janet Martyn, Jim and Alice Waldriff, Carolyn and Gary Mountjoy, Glen and Janis McCoy, Neil and Elaine Bailey. Bob's dad Ji Bryans of Cameron spent four days this weekend visit- ing with Nancy and Bob Bryans and family. Angela Alpe of Guelph spent the weekend with Patti and Rick Alpe. Lorna Wright of London, Ontario spent a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright hosted a family gather- ing in her honour when a number of relatives had an opportunity to visit with her. On Wednesday evening she gave an illustrated talk to a fine audience at the United Church and again on Thursday evening she spoke to the A.C.W. of St. John's Church when those ladies entertained their sister group from Port Perry. Lorna gave a most interesting talk on life in Indonesia: using pictures, slides and many objects from that country. Beacock's Hardware (Gregory s Men' e Wear Lid. PORT PERRY PLAZA STORE HOURS: 985-8160 | J Mon. Tues. & Thurs. 10to 6; Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-5 - attended an Open House *Best Price *Top Quality *36 Colours *Largest Selection MODERN TEXTILES 203 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-3221 gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Larmer and enjoyed a Broomball team held their banquet in Nestle- ton Hall on Saturday formerly Marlene Gib- son of Bowmanville and their four young sons, evening. Several of the [Edna's great, great pot luck supper. Happy local young fellows play nephews. Birthday Edna and may and attended including Birthday congratu- you bave many more Gord and Deb Bryans, lations plaques were memorable, happy "Rick and Patti Alpe, received from the Town- occasions. Phil Archer and Claud- ship of Scugog, Pierre Mrs. Wilbur Toms and ette Taylor. u, Allan Mrs. Harold McLaugh- Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lawrence, Ed Schreyer lin visited her cousin Hargrave and Derek of and Brian Mulroney. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodville were Friday Later 37 relatives along Gay of Bowmanville one evening supper guests day last week. with the guest of honour of Gerald and Joyce : Kelly and family. Many relatives, friends and neighbours RENT ANEW PONTIAC on Sunday at the Black- stock United Church in honour of Miss Edna Larmer to help her celebrate her 90th birth- day and wish her will. The weather couldn't have been better had it been ordered for the special occasion. 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