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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 20, 1966 -- 39 | Young people hike for Edinburgh awards Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly On the weekend two groups of young people have been involved working on their expedition for the Duke of Edinburgh's Awards. Kevin Gibson, Chris McConnell, Steven Connors are working on their Bronze level and walked 15 miles to Yelverton and back. Julie Byers, Esther Kelly along with April Seeley of Uxbridge walked their fifty miles to various points in Darlington and surrounding areas for their Gold "level. Leaders Shirley Turner and Jessie Gunter are kept busy evaluating these explorations. Con- gratulations kids. Next Sunday will be the 99th an- ~ niversary of the Blackstock United Church. Service will be held at the regular time of 10 a.m. with Stephen Saywell of Oshawa as guest speaker. * The arena is in full swing now with a large variety of activities taking place regularly. There are still a few openings in some of the schedules so if you are interested in par- ticipating, you must quickly take ac- tion or you will have missed the op- portunity. Family Skating on Sun- day afternoon is always a favourite of both old and young -- a great way for inter-generatio:.. activity. If you have a news item for this column, do make a point to phone either during the week or early Mon- day morning. Recently Roy and Mildred Hope had a very pleasant surprise when all of their family appeared on BUSINESS PLUMBING SERVICES BOB GOODMAN PLUMBING R.R. 3, Port Perry 985-7758 New Installations - Repairs Rebuild All Types of Water Pumps Older Homes - Our Specialty CALL TODAY FOR "FREE" ESTIMATES & FAST NEIGHBOURLY SERVICE. DIRECTORY SCUGOG PLUMBING & HEATING 3.C. PLUMBING for RENOVATIONS - NEW HOMES SERVICE REPAIRS - HOT WATER TANKS . 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LOB 1EO Scugog Transmission Sales REBUILTS - EXCHANGES - REPAIRS 6 MONTH OR 10,000 KM WARRANTY sTs 985-2420 RALPH RAINES JIM'S AUTO SERVICE 986-0116 (formerly Brenda's Esso 416) 986-0055 Saturday afternoon to help them celebrate their 45th wedding an- niversary. They brought supper and a very appropriate gift with them. The family consists of six children, their spouses, eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren which made for a very special evening. The next morning Roy and Mildred along with Rose and Dorothy Mclean left on a bus trip, going to Michiganto Sault Ste. Marie and home by the Bruce Peninsula. Con- gratulations Roy and Mildred. Mrs. Flora Samells joined some of the Samells cousins for lunch on Fri- day at the home of Mrs. Earl Bailey in Oshawa. Quite a number of relatives and friends of Stephen and Susan Saywell joined with them at the Open House at the St. Stephens United Church, North Oshawa in celebration of Stephen's 50th year as Lay Minister in that church. Con- gratulations and best wishes. On November 2, Jim Hope will be celebrating his 86th birthday. While Jim is not much for parties, he does enjoy visits and getting cards in the .mail. He is a resident of Port Perry Nursing Home. Happy Birthday Mr. Hope. There were eleven tables at the regular euchre party on Tuesday evening with the following winners: 1. Mary Poots; 2. Vera Fawns; 3. J. Poots; 4. Albert Watts; 5. S. Wright; 6. Herman Webb; 7. James Emer- ton; Low- Nerta Masters; Draws- Howard Bailey, Ethel Goble, Betsy Staniland. Five members of the Blackstock Agricultural Society attended the annual meeting of District 4 of 0.A.AS. in Lindsay on Thursday. Elaine Bailey, Eleanor Werry, Lin- da McLaughlin, Rika Wygerde and Joyce Kelly enjoyed the various ses- . sions. The 1987 Blackstock Fair date was set as Saturday, August 29. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ford of Meaford were weekend guests of their daughter Janet and Dale Van Camp and baby Mary. Am pleased to report that Mrs. Susie Harris is progressing well following repair surgery in Toron- to General Hospital last week. Floor hockey results on Oct. 21: Yellow 17 against Red 7. Scoring for the Yellow, an outstanding game by Chris Chorostecki 8 goals; Jason Cliff 3; Jay Buma 3; Mark Simmons 2; and Kendall Chorostecki 1. Scor- ing for the Red were Brendon Agnew 3; Mike Leach 3; Mike liep- burn 1. When leaving to go home, one boy found his bike covered in tooth paste. Were Hallowe'en pranksters out early? | Congratulations to Andrew Petrie and Jodi Moon who were married in a very pretty wedding the in the United Church by Rev. Dale Davis on Saturday afternoon. The recep- tion was held at the Seven Mile Island, Scugog Island. Andrew's paternal grandmother and great aunt Mrs. Petrie and Mrs. Hill from Ladybank, Scotland are visiting with David and Kathleen Petrie un- til mid-November and were very pleased to attend the wedding. Best wishes are extended to this young couple. 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Room of the United Church when the congregation of St. John's Anglican and the United Churches -gathered together for an evening with students Susan Sheen, 2nd year Trinity and Doreen Van Camp 3rd year Emmanuel as they compare and discuss similarities and dif- ferences on the respective journeys to the Ordained Ministry. Many questions were answered and discussed by the two candidates. A social time concluded and a most delightful evening. | At Durham finals in Cross Coun- try Running, Cartwright Central was represented by a large number of winners. Six students were eligi- ble to proceed to the Provincial Meet- Kelly Phipps; Sean Leverentz; Mike Leeming; Ralph McQuaid; Jeremy Woodcock and Jody Logan. Eight boys captured the Durham Age 9 Banner- Sean Leverentz; Ryan Larmer; Scott Go- ble; Kirk Swain; Jonathan McCourt; Kingsley Malcolm; Jon Williamson and Mike Leeming. Con- gratulations on such a fine day. Students cracked the banks by Rebecca Kahn Last week the students of Port Perry High School cracked their piggy banks and broke into their penny collections for a very impor- tant cause. Monday, October 20, kicked off the start of the Foreign Child cam- paign. It ran a weeklong and a total of $3,351.44 was raised. This money goes towards the three foreign children that P.P.H.S. sponsors. Their names are: Charity Karimi Ndwiga (9 yrs. old) from Kenya, Africa, 14 yr. old Surekha Tukaram Tatkare from Bombay, India and 18 yr. old Elmo B. Gida from the Philippines. The money raised goes to help the entire community in which the child lives. On top of these three children we plan to sponsor another child from South America and if all goes well we may even sponsor a family. This year the campaign was run as a competition between homerooms and believe me the competition was fierce (right Mr. Arculus and Mr. London). The homeroom in each grade level which collected the highest amount of money will receive a pizza or ice cream party for their efforts. Congratulations are in order for Jennifer Philpott and Stephanie Smith, the 1986-87 Foreign Child representatives. They organized the entire campaign and put in many extra hours of hard work (mostly rolling pennies!!) Many thanks should also be given to the students of P.P.H.S. who dug deep into their hearts and their pockets WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whitby, Oat. SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon 666-1772 686-1745 "ESIDENCE - 985-2515