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RE TR a Fre pt i ea Janet Dunkley still in limbo over dance Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Tr~ Blackstock Minor Hockey Association held a successful Fifties Dance on Saturday night at the Rec centre. Fine music was provided by the Oshawa Sight and Sound. Janet Dunkley of Caesarea won the Lim- bo Contest and Donna Thompson and Gary Stainton won the Jive Con- test. Best dressed girl was Karel Nottingham and Dave Kyte won the prize for the best dressed boy. The Door prize which had been donated by Port Perry Star was won by Bill Thompson of Brooklin. The Hockey Players Banquet will be held this Thursday evening at the Rec Centre. On Wednesday evening there will be a Spring Tops 'N Trends Fashion Show at the Blackstock Rec Centre sponsored by the Blackstock Even- ing U.C.W. Tickets are available for this fashion show from any member of this group. At the Palm Sunday morning ser- vice at the United Church, confir- mation was held when five young people were received into church EMMEFE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE VICTORIA VG ERS Since 1844 9% 5 Year Annual Interest 9%: % Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice McConnell, EASTER SPECIALS At Durham Shoes Inc. -4 DAYS ONLY - ALL SPRING "PUMPS - FLATS - SLINGS 15% OFF - Save Even More - MATCHING HANDBAGS 25% When you purchase fashion footwear! membership. They were: Chris Roxanne Larmer, Esther Kelly, Julie Byers and Kevin Gibson, The Cubs from the local Pine Ridge District have all been par- ticipating in a Kub Kar competition. On Saturday, the finals for the District which involved over 200 boys were held in Port Perry with first in Speed going to our own Jonathan McCourt and Adarn Wan- nacott winning fourth. Rick Mason won seventh in the design category. Congratulations to these three boys for placing so well. Jonathan and Adam will advance to Barrie for fur- ther competition on April 20. On Sunday evening a fine crowd enjoyed an excellent travelogue presented by Rev. Eric and Phyllis Barr of their recent trip to the Holy Land. It was most appropi iate as many of their slides showed the sites where the events of Palm Sunday and Holy Week took place. Lunch and a social time concluded the pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Wolters have recently returned from a holiday to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. George "Wilson and family were in Regina during Winter Break, when they at- tended the wedding of Sharon's brother Steve. Ken was in the wed- ding party. There were 8 tables at the card - party this week. Winners were: 1. Elva Van Camp; 2. Ethel Goble; 3. Carl Gimblett; 4. Gladys Pott. ; 5. Belle Werry; 6. Myrtle Gimble; 1 w- Nerta Masters; Draws- Haruld Burgess, Bernice Wells and Bruce Bright. The Blackstock Youth group en- joyed an afternoon bowling at Port Perry, followed by a Pizza Party at the home of Jeff and Julie Byers. Blair Martyn, leader had the highest score. Following confirmation Barb and Jim Byers and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. Sedgewick, Norwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers for dinner. OFF ALL CHILDREN'S DRESS SHOES 10% OFF (Sale prices apply to regular priced items only.) DURHAM SHOES inc 230 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY YOUR FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS FOR LADIES, TEENS, AND CHILDREN lls PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 25, 1986 -- 17 Miami Molars The first day of Spring arrived last Thurs- day and staff at Port Perry Dental offices didn't let it go by un-noticed. Chairs were removed from the waiting area and lawn furniture put in its place, staff members dressed in summer garb and there were posters from a variety of vaca- tion spots scattered about the office. Here are some of the staff members with Dr. Jack Cot- trell's first patient, Dr. Tom Millar. Back row. Bora Hunt, Leslie Rideout and at front Terry Fox dressed suitably for the first day of spring. Planning Your Wedding? Don't let the high costs ing a oud over your day. We have menus to suit any occasion .... from $7.50/person. COUNTRY STYLE COOKIN' AT PL aad RENT A NEW PONTIAC IT'S BEST! @ STANDARD/FULL SIZE ® LOW RATES ® ECONOMY AL'S CATERING ® COMPACT ® LONG TERM LEASING @ TRUCK RENTALS Weddings & Anniversaries - Our Specialties ' Et. ; » HOURS: I HOURS: pli Bucte 434-8520 Mon Thur tll 9 \ Hf B I, Mon Thur tll 9 large or small! 985-2415 Friday tit 5 30 PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED Friday til 5 30 Saturday ull 4 10 VANEOWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY 985 8474 ~ Saturday ull 4 RESERVE!!! Bring the family a and enjoy your Easter Meal at Conway Place! SUNDAY Under 12 ............ Brunch Buffet 11 AM. to 3 P.M. Per Person .... $7 95 OUR BUFFETS ARE FREE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS. Dinner Buffet 3 RESERVATION TIMES: 4PM. -530PM. -7 PM Per Person .... $0.95 _- 3.95 | ynger12. .... 14.95 CONWAY PLACE FAMILY RESTAURANT HWY. 7A, PORT PERRY -- Phone 985-7631