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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 15, 1986 Blackstock area news (From page 15) panied by their French teacher, Mrs. A. Rink, and their Vice- On Saturday evening last week Nancy and Bob Bryans, Gord and Debbie Bryans and Pattie and Rick Alpe enjoyed the pre-opening celebration in Bowmanvill¢ of Hanc's Chicken and Ribs. Nancy's sister Barb and Vic. Hanc own this new venture on the main street. Congratulations to several young people who have done exceedingly well in gymnastics. Last week the Durham Central Competition was held with nine schools being represented. The following ribbons were won by Cartwright girls -- in intermediate - Jennifer Fletcher - 3rd on Floor; 4th in Vault; 5th in Beam; Heather Rowntree - 2nd on Beam; 6th on Vault. Heather will advance to Durham Finals. Karen Doyle placed 8.0 on the floor. In Junior Optional - Tara Cearns - 5th on Floor and Shelley Frayer 3rd on Floor. Jason Argue had previous- ly advanced to the Durham Finals when he received 6th on the Vault. Congratulations. Ingrid and Dave Larmer went on a Guernsey Tour of farms and other highlights to Indiania from Thurs- day until Sunday. Several local couples attended the Broomball banquet in the Odd- fellows Hall on Saturday evening. The team is sponsored by Beacock's Hardware. Recent visitors with Nancy and Bob Bryans were Pat and Grant Parliament and Dwayne from Fenelon Falls. Ivan and Gwenyth Thompson hosted a gathering on Sunday in celebration of Bill Thompson's 35th birthday; Mrs. John Venning's 75th birthday; and Mrs. Ella Venning's 80th birthday. Congratulations on your birthdays. Guests were Mrs. Ella Venning, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Venning, Mr. Wayne Venning, Port Perry, Mrs. Joyce Gunter, Scott and friend of Newmarket; Mrs. Nora Little, Sandra and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMillan, Mark, Carla and Dana, Prince Albert; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dowson, Andrew, Leslie and Janice, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Latta and Meghan, Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Leask, Barrie: Mr. and Mrs. John Venning, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Teague, Whitby. Mrs. Jean Millet of Vancouver has spent a week with Neil and Noreen Malcolm and is visiting her father, Mr. Stanley Malcolm who is in Port Perry Hospital. Ten members of the Morning UCW met at the home of Alma Duff for the April meeting. Lois Luke opened the meeting with a poem about a Robin. Eleanor Werry gave a worship on the theme, "The Sidetracks of Life." Ruby VanCamp gave an excellent programme on Apartheid in Africa with a film strip. A bus trip in June was discussed. Meeting closed with benediction. Garden Club to host spring flower show On April 1st Pine Ridge Garden Club held their annual bake and plant sale. Many thanks to our members and Hanks Bakery for their donations which made both sales a success. Guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Mary Pearlmutter, who gave an in- teresting and informative talk on organic gardening. Winners of the monthly competition were 1st Anne- Julia Bajema; 2nd Pat Kingstone; 3rd Henka Bandstra. The door prize of a $15.00 gift certificate donated by the Gate Restaurant was won by Tina Wolters. Next meeting will be held on the second Tuesday, May 13th to give our spring flowers an ex- tra week of growing for the Spring Flower Show. Guest speaker for the evening will be Mr. Edgar James on Bees. A bus trip is planned for May 30th to Cullen Country Barns in the mor- ning where we will have lunch and then leave for the Metropolitan Toronto Zoo. The bus will leave - Nestleton at 9:00 a.m. and leave the zoo at 4:00 p.m. for home. Cost of tickets are $6.00 for members and will be available at our next meeting May 13th. We already have 14 names sign- | ed up for this trip and as our bus trips are always a success and seats go fast, please get your tickets ear- ly. Membership costs are $6.00 fami- ly; $4.00 single. So far this year, we have had 46 new members sign up. Please join us at our meetings for an informative and enjoyable evening. \"S arty? PARENTS Birthdays are inevitable! We make them affordable and fun! Doyo Deyn, Try a 'BUBBLES & BALLOON PARTY' | PACKAGE FOR 7 ....... 281.00 ,.: sates tox * a fountain of bubbles *loads of balloons * ... and. lots of activity once upon a PARTY 985-8009 L.L.B.O. CAESAREA PHONE 9868-85684 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! "LEGACY?" Fri. & Sat., April 18 & 19 ........... 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. APPEARING NEXT WEEK: Herb Vine & Durham County Sorry to learn that Mrs. M: ten fell out of bed in the Nursing ~ Home and broke her hip. She is now in Oshawa Hospital. Our thoughts are with her and her family. + The afternoon unit of the UCW met at the home of Jean Mountjoy with 18 ladies present. Following a nece gingerbread dessert, the meeting was opened by Jean Adams reading a poem written by a native Indian and which was given at the Annual Presbyterial. Jean also took the devotionals reading from 1 Cor- inthians 9-Verses 24 and 25 -- Are we honestly fighting the battle of self- denial? The hymn 'Take Up Thy Cross' was sung. Roll call was answered by a show- ing of old pictures of our ancestors. The program was given by Flora Samells and dwelt on Life After Death -- What do we think Heaven will be like? Sections were read from the book "Life After Life' by Moody and also from a more recent book "The Other Side of Life." Following a short business session, the meeting closed with Benediction. There are 9 tables at the Tuesday evening Card party with the follow- ing winners who all had unusually high scores: 1. Carl Gimblett -100; 2. Vera Fawns - 92; 3. Will Forder-82; 4. Lorna Swain - 80; 5. John Kueyea - 76; 6. Pat Porrill - 74; Low - Betsy Staniland. Draws - Dorothy Edwards, Bernice Renton, Leonard Cain. Mary Lou and David Kellogg, Janelle and Natalie Lou, Welcome, were Sunday lunch guests and Gord and Joy Malcolm, Jorden and Jeana, Ajax were Sunday dinner guests of their parents, Neil and Noreen Malcolm and enjoyed a visit with their aunt Jean Millett of Vancouver. WEIGHT WATCHERS® Free First Meeting Join For Only $12* Weight Watchers® introduces a revolutionary idea in weight loss -- freedom of choice Enjoy a party, or dine out with friends, or satisfy a sweet tooth, now and then with the New Quick Start Plus Program. So join by April 26 for only $12, and savor a richer ° lifestyle while you subtract the pounds THE NEW QUICK START pias PROGRAM. 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