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ide od WRT 20 SO, A Las ed iN cop mg Eo mm Ao ------ TRS oman ma 1 can lOO. atl] Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Last Monday evening a good crowd attended the inaugural meeting of the school accommoda- tion committee for Cartwright High School. During the business many interesting points were brought for- ward. Elected from the meeting were Gordon Paisley as ratepayer with a student at the school and Harold Wright as a ratepayer without a student at the school. This committee will be having meetings throughout the winter studying the local school. Over the Thanksgiving weekend most of the college and university students were home visiting friends and families. In previous lists the following names were missed - at Durham College are Heather Jamieson and Angela Duivesteyn, Karen Duivesteyn is at Trent University, Trent and Ivan Duives- teyn is at Waterloo University. 4-H MEETINGS by Natalie Green, Press Reporter The Blackstock Gourmet Chiefs by Chris Chorostecki. We started off by making blueberry and apple pie. Then while they were baking we did some tests with pastry and baking powder. When the pies were done we endulged ourselves with a piece of both. As last time, we came home with our tummies full. The meeting on October 8 started with the 4-H pledge and roll call. Then we all went into the kitchen to help make Cornish Pastries and Banana Coconut Cream Pie. While they were baking we went over our home studies. After they were cook- ed, we feasted on the delicious meal that we prepared. The third meeting of the Blackstock Pastry Puffs was held on October 7 at Janet VanCamp's home. We began with the 4-H pledge and then we ventured into the Kkit- chen to make a banana cream pie and a chicken corn pie. The group was split so that four people work- ed on each specific thing. After we had them made, we went over the material for the meeting while they were cooking. We were then told about our home assignment after which we ate our creations. After eating we did the pastry test for that meeting. | think that the pastry made with shortening came out on top. We then helped clean up the dishes and headed for home There are still openings in the three curling leagues. For mixed league call Dale or Janet VanCamp 986-0097. for ladies call Kathy McLaughlin - 986-5225 or men's call Harold Wright 986-4538 Mr Dawid Obee from Pine Ridge Sports Store will be present on the first might of mixed curling October 22 with a display of curling equipment for sale The ladies at St. John's Anghcan Church are busy preparing for their annual fall supper this Saturday night See poster or ads for details On Sunday October 17 will be Nestleton United Church Anmver sary Service at 2:30 pm with Rev Harry Atkinson guest speaker Regular church service and Sunday school will be held at Blackstock Next Sunday evening Brian Van Camp will show his shdes and give his talk on his year in Sweden for the Youth Group at a meeting open to the community [If you haven't already seen this excellent travelogue. don't miss this oppor tunity On November 3 Blackstock Anniversary Services will be held with Dr Stanley Osbourne. guest speaker In the evening Mrs Elaine Romeril will show her pictures and talk about her recent trip to China It will be 100 years in 1987 that our village of Blackstock was given its name and officially became Blackstock after formerly being Wilhamsburg. The Lions Club would like to see some exciting celebra- tions :larted to commerate this event. All organizations are invited to consider ideas to make this an ex- citing year. O.N.O. PICKWICK PINE 7/16" X6" boards in 8' Poly-wrapped Bundles covering 14.67 sq. ft. Kiln-dried, T&G Our Reg. $14.95 PLACE & PRESS FLOOR TILES TRUCKLOAD PURCHASE Durable, easy to install and care for. 12"' X12" Our Reg. 79¢ & tile 1X2 67 .83 1X3 2 X 2 8' SPRUCE STRAPPING The October O.N.O. metting was held in the home of Norma Van: Camp and began with a tasty potluck dinner. After the Trivial Pursuit questions the September minutes were read and approved followed by the Treasurer's Report We need all hands to help plus a dessert for twelve people from each member for the Tractor Pullers' Banquet on November 16th. Duties were assigned for the New Year's Eve Dance and members are to pick SILVER CLOUD CEILING PANELS 4'X4'X6.0mm. ok Pre-finished Our Reg. $7.69 EY -- -- 4 ' Iv A 3 i yt R-12- Wall Insulation 31/2 X15 w 90 sq; tt carton "» R-20 Attic Insulation 6 X15 wv 50 sq ft canton carton R-12' Mini Roll ho roll 31/2 X15 X24 30 sq ft roll PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 16, 1985 -- 15 Paisley is elected on committee up their tickets at the November meeting A motion was carried to cater a bonspiel on December 7 Plans were finalized for the 35th Anmversary Celebrations. There are a hmited number of tickets available for the dance only at $5 00 per couple If you are interested call Aileen VanCamp Roll Call was to wear a funny t- shirt or hat and tell of a bargain that wasn't really a bargain. This prov- ed to be hilarious. 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