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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 10, 1986 Community shocked by tragedy Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly The community was shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Brad Guernsey on Friday evening in a traffic accident. Sympathy is extended to his parents Gary and Marilyn Guernsey and sisters Wen- dy and Kelli in their terrible loss. On Sunday evening a memorial service led by Rev. R. Rose was held at the Wagg Funeral Chapel which was filled to capacity. Former Cart- wright High School principal Gor- don Paisley delivered a fitting eulogy. The funeral service will be held today (Monday) at Cherry Valley near Picton. Better health is wished for Earle Trewin who is in hospital - first Sun- nybrook and Port Perry undergoing tests for his serious headaches and for Bart Vanderheul who underwent surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Former teachers and students of Purple Hill School will find it hard to believe that it is five years since the first reunion. Plans are under- way for a 1986 reunion to be held on Short Term Deposits 734% 30 - 119 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity © Min. Deposit $5.000. rm rates also available "on other amounts 8.60% 30 - 59 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity. Min. Deposit $100,000. 165 Queen St, - OPENING SPECIALS CONTINUE - The Gift Factory 159 CASIMIR STREET - PORT PERRY -- the little shop with great ideas -- 20% OFF SELECTED ITEMS ALL THIS WEEK -- JUNE 9th through 14th, 1986 STANDARD TRUST Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Port Perry Open Monday to Thursday 9am to 5 pm; Friday 9am to 6 pm; Saturday 9am to 1 pm Sunday, August 24 (the day after Blackstock Fair). Plea: e pass thc word around to those who would be interested in attending. Congratulations to Christine Taylor daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Taylor and grandaughter of Mr. & Mrs. Les Taylor who, with her friend, placed first in the Junior Class of the Canoe Nonquon Race on Saturday. Blackstock Women's Institute by Helen Bradburn P.R.O. On Wednesday, June 4 at the Town Hall Blackstock the W.L ladies and visitors met. After dessert of Strawberry Short Cake and tea or coffee our meeting opened by singing ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. The Theme Cultural Activities. The Motto "To Build from the Future Learn From the Past' was ably responded to by Margaret Van Camp. Dora Martyn introduced the speaker Roger Simmons. He ° gave Higher Interest on Your Investments Guaranteed Investment Certificates 0" 5 YEAR TERM Min. Deposit $500. Interest Paid Annually. Tel. 985-8435 CAESAREA PHONE 986-5684 This Friday & Saturday JUNE 13th & 14th HERB VINE & DURHAM COUNTY will be bringing the country sounds to you! COMING NEXT WEEK . LEGACY? us an account of what has already been planned and a few suggestions of what small groups might do for the Blackstock Centennial in 1987. The plans are for many different ac- tivities over the year. Mr. Simmons told us some history of Blackstock. He was thanked for- his many suggestions. We had a lively sing-song which everyone took part in. The roll call was answered with a memory of Blackstock. The Blackstock W_I. exhibit at the fair will be entitled Family Leisure of years ago. Should make an in- teresting display. Sharing a birthday party at Port Perry Nursing Home was discuss- ed and 2 months were sent in as possible times. We have been in- vited to two sister Institutes to share their meetings, both were accepted. The business was lengthy. Meeting closed with a memorium to one of our old and dear members, Alma Taylor. The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held on Monday, June 2 at the Blackstock Recreation Cen- tre. Commissioner Linda Fletcher welcomed over one hundred Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders, their mothers and 'adopted' mothers and their leaders. Cathy Carden played for the sing- ing of the God Save the Queen after which Ruby Van Camp said Grace. A delicious chicken and salad dinner prepared and served by Brenda Bryant and her helpers was enjoyed. Susan Clarke proposed the toast to the Guide Movement which was replied to by J. Boyce. Jill Van Camp proposed the toast to the ' Mothers which was replied to by Carol Doyle. It was announced the Awards Night will be held on Sunday, June 22 at Blackstock United Church at 7 p.m. Joan Swain, Wendy Dyer, Brenda Bryant each. received their 5 years Service Pins and Jessie Gunter received her 20 years Service Pin. Appreciation was voiced to these leaders and especially Jessie for her many years of service. The Unit Presentations were 'made. Arlene Malcolm leader of Caesarea Brownie pack told of their activities with the Brownies singing '"'Ontario."" Susan Clarke of Blackstock Brownies explained the year in review posted on the wall for all to see. Wendy Dyer, Blackstock guides presented Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Sleep with gifts as well as elaborating on the group's events of the year. Joanne Lee reported on the Blackstock Pathfinders. Two of the girls will be participating in ex- changes - Esther Kelly will be representing the Area in England and Wales and Julie Byers in Penn- sylvania. Jennifer Fletcher has been chosen as a Junior Leader for the Let's Explore Camp - an Inter- national Camp for Disabled and Able Girls at Doe Lake. Gifts were presented to Guide Leaders - Joan Swain, Wendy Bentley and Wendy Dyer. Dressed dolls will be displayed in cabinets in CCPS just outside the library. A volunteer is needed to store the patrol boxes as Mrs. Lazenby is leaving. The evening was closed with the singing of 'Day is Done" and '0 Canada." Fiona Smith, Hall of Carnduff, Strathaven, Scotland, is currently staying with the Kelly Family, Blackstock as an exchange from Scotland with the Junior Farmers Association. We hope that she en- joys her stay in Ontario. Blackstock L.O.B.A. ladies are holding a social evening Wednes- day, June 11 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall Muriel Wotten is showing pic- tures on New Zealand. Tricia Vissen is giving a demonstration of Jafa Skin Care. Also there will be Penny Sale Table. Everyone welcome and lunch provided. Draw on the Com- forter, Socket Set and Lawn Chair will be made on this date: On Monday Cartwright High School staff and students went on a school trip to Toronto. There they visited Casa Loma, Parliament Buildings, Osgoode Hall and MacKenzie House. The day was con- cluded by watching the Blue Jays ball game when the Toronto team defeated Minnesota. Congratulations to Dale and Janet Van Camp on the arrival of their daughter, Mary Ruth - a first grand- daughter for Merrill and Norma Van Camp. Janet's mother Mrs. Ford of Meaford visited for a few days. Many local Junior Farmers at- tended a successful Zone Dance held at Newcatle Town Hall on Friday evening. Heather Fenton'of Guelph was a weekend guest of George and Bren- da Bryant and family. Do not worry if your Census Form has not been picked up. In rural areas the deadline is not until June 27. So do not lose it, the form collec- tor will be along as soon as possible. Many local reelatives and friends including her grandmother Mrs. Ella Venning attended the wedding of Laura Jo Hunter and William Atkinson in Newmarket on Saturday. Mrs. Verna Chapman, Port Perry held a tea on Saturday afternoon in honour of her bride-to-be daughter Linda Chapman. Among those who attended from this area were Lin- da's grandmother, Mrs. Susie Har- ris and her aunts Mrs. Jean Mahaf- fy and Mrs. Lorna Edgerton. The annual United Church Sunday School Anniversary was held on Sunday with a fine congregation. Superintendent Judy Gilbank welcomed everyone after which the children sang several numbers. Guest speaker Mrs. Buelah Buchwald delighted old and young alike with her presentation using her motley crew of lovable puppets. Following the service, a lunch and social time was enjoyed by all. The Senior Citizens Card Party was held on Tuesday with 10 tables and the following winners. First - Freda Ashton, Second - Minnie Sale, Third - Fran Gibson, Fourth - Edna Manns, Fifth - Clarence Masters, Sixth - Betsy Staniland and Low was Edna Larmer. Draws were won by William 'Forder, Minnie Sale and James Emerton. Be sure to report any happenings to me before noon on Monday. Without your help this column is rather short. - £ Hl, Yt, After drinking 1,000 bottles of Mountain Dew (count 'em) the students of Cartwright High School earned a monstrous moon ball and a cheque for $500 from the Pepsi-Cola folks. The student coun- cil (pictured above with its spoils) received the ball and the che- que last week. AUTO INSURANCE DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Home, Life, Farm, Commercial and Mortgage. Insurance Needs.