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ET ed pms SE ------------------ -- Saturday night was a big night in Blackstock for the ONO service club (Our Night Out). The club celebrated its 35th anniversary with all of the 28 nast presidents in attendance including (front, from left) Dorothy Venning, Gwenyth Thompson, Noreen Malcolm, Dorothy Marlow, Eileen McLaughlin, Florence Collins, Shirley Obituary Turner, Gwen Mulholland (middle) Jean Mahaf- fy, Joan Graham, Dolly Lee, Norma Van Camp, Edith McLaughlin, Ruby Van Camp, Jessie Gunter, Elaine Bailey, (back) Aileen Van Camp, Sharon Wilson, Sandra Hoskin, Barb Byers, Ellen Russell, Tena Van Ryswyk, Catherine Corden, Andrea Weir, Nancy Bryans, Joan Thompson and Donna Kyte. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 22, 1985 -- 15 Seven Mile Island Resort Scugog Island (R.R.3, Fort Perry) presents .... HALLOWE'EN PARTY PRIZES -- PRIZES -- PRIZES (eg: best costume, etc.) Sat., October 26th beginning at 8:00 p.m. Tickets $10.00 per couple For advance tickets 5 reservations call: 985-9949 A.Gertrude Jackson A long-time resident of Port Perry, Mrs. Gertrude Jackson, passed away at the Port Perry Com- munity Nursing Home on Sunday, September 29, 1985. Mrs. Jackson was born Alma Ger- trude Elliott in the town of Cen- treton, Northumberland County, September 16, 1897, the daughter of Rev. Wesley Elliott and his wife, Frances Adamson. During her father's posting as minister of the Methodist Church in Port Perry, from 1917 to 1919, she met her future husband, James Ed- win (Ted) Jackson. The couple were married June 15, 1922 at Belleville, Ontario. They lived all their mar- ried life in Port Perry. Mrs. Jackson, 'Gertie, as she was affectionately known to her family and friends, was an ac- complished musician, a graduate of the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Prior to her marriage, she taught music at the Ontario Ladies College, Whitby, and as a piano teacher in Port Perry for 60 years, gave a great many people in the area their early musical education. She was a piano accompanist for many choral groups and soloists and a member of the Ontario Registered Music - elect - DON 'CROSIER Scugog Township REGIONAL COUNCILLOR Teachers Association, Oshawa Branch, serving a term as its President. Mrs. Jackson was actively involy- ed in the United Church in Port Perry, serving as organist during her father's ministry, and working in the Sunday School primary divi- sion for 25 years. She served on the Music Committee of the Church for some time and was a life member of the Port Perry U.C.W. She was also a member of the [.O.D.E. and a member of the local School Board for many years. Mrs. Jackson is survived by a son, Wesley, of Scarborough, and a daughter Zula (Mrs. Howard Hall) of Port Perry and by a brother, Dr. E. Victor Elliott of London, Ontario. There are 7 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Her husband, Ted, predeccased her in 1975. The funeral service was con- ducted Wednesday October 2, 1985 by Rev. Glenn Jackson of Port Perry United Church and Interment took place at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. The pallbearers were her grandsons, Ted Hall, Randy McClelland, Tim Stuart, Peter Burns, Jamie Donaldson and Robert Jackson. Honest - Dedicated - Experienced MONDAY, NOV. 12th 11:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. For Information or Transportation call 985-8603. It's the law for everyone travelling in a car. but too many people don't secure their children properly. For example: ® Small children must have harness straps fastened ® Child safety seats must be attached to the car by the seat belt. ® When required, tether straps must be fastened ¢ Shoulder belts or harnesses should not be under the arms. ® Lap belts should be low on the hips Child safety seats are only effective in reducing injunes when they are used properly. Buckie themin. Ministry of Transportation and Communications Ontario Minister, Hon Ed Fulton Premiergg®n. David Peterson