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Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly On Sunday June 30th a family picnic was held at the home of Neil and Elaine Bailey in honour of her mother Mrs. Ruth (Johnston) Thompson 80th birthday. Those in attendance were her two sisters, Mrs. Mary Naylor, Beaverton and Mrs. Grace Davis, Toronto, her two brothers John and Joan Johnston, Manotick and Jim" and Gwen Johnston, Peter- borough. Also present were Grant's two sisters Mrs. Vera Warmington and Mrs. Alba Currie both of Beaverton. From London, Ontario were cousins Gordon and " Muriel Wonnacott and Dr. Kingsley Johnston of Lindsay. Other guests were Jack and Marion Marlow, Dundas, Brian, Patricia and Deanna Wilson, Milton. Local guests were Neil and Eleanor Werry, Joy V8, automatic, Gerry Hooker's SPECIAL THIS WEEK! '85 Chevrolet Monte Carlo power brakes. rally wheels, whitewalls, sport mir- rors. etc. White with royal blue interior. Fac- tory warranty included. ONLY 1,278 km 12,475. Werry. Rob. Carol Steven and Katie Mairs Larry and JoAnne Werry. Howard and Tara Bailey. Valerie Miolala A good time was had by all. Congratulations Mrs Thompson. On Tuesday evening the grade Dinner and Graduation Ceremony took place with a fine number of parents, grandparents, and friends attending. The eveing began with dinner for the students and two guests in the Recreation Centre. After Kevin Gib- son played O Canada, Rev. S. McEntyre asked Grace. Esther Kelly pro- posed a Toast to the Queen. A delicious din- ner prepared and served by the O.N.O. ladies was enjoyed by all. The re- mainder of the pro- gramme took place at the Cartwright Central Public School. The pro- yramme by musical in- steering, power Stock No P-58 vehicle Check the deals at Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds before you buy your next "you'll be pleased to discover "NOBODY DOES IT BETTER" VDERS CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD. 268 Queen St., Port Perry -- 985-8401 = terlude by Kevin Gibson and Frances Grove Remarks were made by Trustee Rev 5 McEn- tyre, Area Superinten- dent Mr Wm Fairburn, Mr J Musselman, Prin' cipal of Cartwright High School and C CP.S Principal John Hinch Lynn Popowich and Frances Grove each favoured with a solo. Grade eight teachers Mr. Fis and Mr. Thompson presented diplomas to the following students: Paul Allen, Michael Ar- nold. Shannon Atherton, Kathleen Barton, Kris Bayley, Steven Beacock, Jeff Beddome, Richard Benford, Sherri Bouillon, Julie Byers, Stephen Connors, Dawn Dalton, Stephen Dearborn, Christopher Delong, An- drew Dickinson, Eric Douma, Gerry Douma. Cherly Doyle, Michael Duncan, Scott Fletcher, Wayne Gardner, Kevin Gibson, Frances Grove, Michael Haines, Clayton Hayman, Shawn Hoskin, Timothy Jackson, Robert Keast, Esther Kelly, Sean Kuzenko, Roxanne Larmer, Cindy Leach. Daryl Leather- dale, Christopher McConnell, Brent McMillen, Sean Miller, Thomas Parker, Lisa Phillips, Lynn Popowich, Janet Ries, Lorraine Roberts, Jeffery Shepard, Blaine Sleep, Scott Simmons, Michael Stanley, Christine Taylor, Charles Tilling, Denise TompkinsTPaula Vanderende, Lisa Vanschagen, Jimmy Vernon, Kevin Vine, Scott White, Richard Wilson. The Valedictorian Kris Bayley gave a fine farewell address. M.C. Kevin Gibson introduced each of the teachers in a most humourous manner . > they came forth to present the following prizes in their subject. The winners were as follows: English-Esther Kelly; Mathametics-Jim Vernon. Art-Kris Bayley. Science-Stephen Dearborn; Music-Kevin Gibson, Geography- Daryl lLeatherdale; French-Lynn Popowich: History-Christine Taylor. Unsung Hero- Sean Miller; Citizenship- Julie Byers. These two special awards won cash donations donated by the O N.O Most Improved students Mr. Fis's class - Sherri Bouillon and Mr Thompson's class Clayton Hayman Mrs Dorothy Venning presented her trophy and prize to Stephen Dearborn for Academic Achievement Cindy Leach and Kns Bayley received O N O. prizes as two worthy students who had not previously won a prize The Nestleton Women's Institute prize for the most improved penmanship was receiv: ed by Blaine Sleep The Athletic Trophies were also presented to Esther Kelly as Girl Athletic and to Kevin Gibson as Boy Athletic in the Intermediate Division. After the formal part of the programme the students enjoyed the first dance with their parents after which the parents left for the students to en- joy a time of fun together. A delightful and memorable evening. Yes, Mr. Hinch you have reached that mystical plateau - no doubt about it... Many of the students are unwinding in various ways - one group spent a weckend in the Fenelon Falls area at a cottage and two groups enjoyed the challenge of White Water Rafting on the ot tawa River. On Wednesday Mrs. Maxine Hoskin -enter- tained three grand- daughters and three great grandsons. Guests were Mrs. Sandi Hoskin and Christopher of Manilla, Mrs. Shefpy. Gouin, Toronturand Mrs. Patti Hoskin, Evan and Patrick of Bowmanville. On Tuesday Dick and Edna Oldfield, Ann, Amy, Scott, Todd and Tara of Wisconsin were guests of Dick's cousin Joyce, Gerald Kelly and family. During the day several of the other cousins of the area call- ed and visited with Dick on his first visit to Cart- wright where his grand- mother Essie Vance lived. Lorne and Maxine Hoskin were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis, Solina. The local Fair Board members and many other volunteers will be busy this week preparing for the annual Tractor and Truck Pull which will be held this Friday and Saturday evenings at the fair grounds Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lorne Hoskin were Mr and Mrs Allyn Hoskin of Bowmanville HOME INSURANCE DJ TAY LOR, INSURANCE BROKERS LTD 170 Water Street North, Port terry. 9858416 Also see us about your Life. Auto, Farm, Commercial and Mortgage Insurance needs' PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 3, 1985 -- 17 Family honours 80th birthday Many from this area attended the special Canada Day programme held for SCugog Township Monday even: ing at the lakefront The programme included a magic show by Blackstock's own Stew and Kathy Garland. The evening concluded with a colourful fireworks display nd Denis---" and Ja McLaughlin and Aaron are visiting his parents Roy and Edith McLaughlin and other relatives. Denis' many friends will be interested to know that they have .moved from Montreal to Mississauga recently. Lynda Parsons of Col- borne is spending this week with Esther Kelly» Sunday dinner guest of Cecil and Marie Giljr and Eleanor Gibson were Rev. and Mrs. Victor Parsons and Lynda, Col- borne, Dave and Marlene Butterv. (Turn to page 33) A a LLL a EXPANSION SALE July 8th thru 22nd SAVE -- SAVE -- SAVE - We Pay The Tax \ \ v ; 4 Ph | T Young Ladies wanted for x2 MISS PORT PERRY FAIR PAGEANT Thursday, July 11th CALL NOW - Ron Deeth 985-2218 OR - Jan Johnson 985-8376 _ _ i PAUL'S SHOE REPAIR It you go on holidays, check your shoes before you go. We'll be glad to help you! We wish you a happy holiday. 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