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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept More (From page 11) Elva VanCamp cele- brate her birthday She is the only Charter member and joined when the Institute was formed here on May 11, 1915 We will arrange lunch for Percy and Elva Van- Camp's 60th wedding an- niversary on September 22 An invitation was' This quilt is for sale, any takers" The W.1. will serve din- ner to the Lions Club on Sept. 18th. On Wed. Oct 23 a Tweedsmuir Tea will be held at Solina Hall. The 4-H leaders this year are Barbara Byers, Gail Johns, Janice Beechey and Janet Van- Camp on Basic Baking consisting of two groups. The WI. will make a donation to each group. Roll call was well answered by naming a home remedy. Motto: A careful person is one who received from Bowman- ville WI to join their meeting on October 3rd. We had a display at the fair and also showed our quilt getting 2nd prize . 17, 1985 from Blackstock and the area ask questions, was replied to by Flora Samells regarding drugs and medications. Pat Sleep gave a very helpful talk on Drugs at Work in which she stress- ed, 'Read the Labels." The stickers on pill bot- tles have the necessary information on that drug. Definitely ask your doc- tor on any doubt. Pat ended with a quiz on drugs and food. Two contests, one on apples and the other on Name a Cartwright Native Who Did... con- CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK ducted by Mrs McAr- thur were enjoyed Next meeting will be on October 2 at 8 p.m. when Brian VanCamp will speak of his year and show pictures of Sweden. Everyone welcome. The meeting closed by sing- ing of O Canada. The Morning Unit of the UCW met at the home of Onie Gauld, Caesarea when 12 members and one guest attended. The Unit leader Lois Luke, welcomed everyone after a busy summer and - OPEN - Mon.- Fri. 8 to 5 Sat. 8:30 to 1:30 i -- - Tht for easy cleaning - Install in existing frames - Casement Bay, Bow Side Shders and many more styles. RAINBOW Enjoy the Summer surrounded by Sunshine! 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This Saturday will be the Ride-A-Thon on 25 kilometre trail ride from Hoskin Stables, Blackstock, to raise funds to cover the cost of riding lessons, special equipment and in- surance for the disabled riders. This seventh an- nual event is carried out by the Durham Region Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Association. The September meeting of the Blackstock UCW after- noon Unit met at the home of Florence Larmer with 16 present. After a lovely dessert, Jean Adams opened the meeting and read a poem, "Today is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life."' She read the Bible story of the Pro- digal Son and gave com- ments on it. The hymn "Thank You O God' was sung. Many meetings were announced. Dora Martyn led the theme. The study of Canadian Indians was begun. The meeting closed with the usual closing hymn. 0O.N.O. The September meeting of the O.N.O. was held at the home of Karen Swanson. Follow- ing the Trivial Pursuit fun, the July minutes were read and the treasurer's report given. Aileen reported that Keith VanCamp put up the Blackstock signs and all agreed we were pleas- PORT PERRY STAR NOW OPEN SATURDAYS 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. ed with them. Thank you, Keith. Group No.l is in charge of convening the Tractor Pullers Banquet on November 26 for ap- proximately 200 people. Motions carried to keep our Commencement awards the same as last year and to donate money for more bleachers for the fair grounds. Plans are finalized for the 35th anniversary celebration to be held at the Recreation Centre on October 19th. The even- ing will begin at 6 p.m. with a delicious dinner followed by entertain- ment, then a dance with a light luncheon to be served later in the even- ing. All former O.N.O. members from the past 35 years are invited at a cost of $25. per couple. We hope that many will be able to join us for what promises to be a most enjoyable evening. Those wishing to attend are asked to call Aileen VanCamp, Barb Byers or Ellen Russell on or before October 8th. We are all looking forward to renewing friendships with former members and celebrating 35 years of O.N.O. in Blackstock. Roll call was a mug ex- change with many beautiful mugs being claimed. Karen then demonstrated the art of Stencilling and showed us some of her folk art work. 'We were then given the chance to try our hand at stencilling after which Karen serv- ed a delicious lunch which was enjoyed with a social time. Port Perry Knights of Columbus OCTOBERFEST DANCE Catholic Church Hall - Port Perry Sat., September 28 Music by "Arc of Sound" $5.00 per person For tickets phone 985-3755 or 985-7071 or contact any member of the * Port Perry Knights of Columbus BETWEEN NOWAND BUYING YOUR CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 1% Wa ON YOUR MONEY IN A STANDARD TRUST SHORT TERM ACCOUNT 'Minimum $5000, 812% per annum. CALL TODAY! 985-8435 Rates subject to Change without Notice STANDARD ES TRUST 165 Queen Street. P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario 1 0B 1NO Back by request ... 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