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a ek ha ia a EAE) A" a ET Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly ---------- v BUSINESS DIRECTORY THOMSON HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING LTD. Gas Oil or Electric Furnace Air Conditioning PHONE 985-3365 FURNACE CLEANING alg c Neola] Vg d-V Yoh fe]-]-] HUHN HEATING Gas & Electric F/A -- 0il & Wood Central Air Conditioning -- Ductwork Chimney Liners -- Air Cleaners -- Humidifiers -- R.R. 4, Radio Dispatched FRED TIMMS BE CO. LTD. 24 Hr. Emergency Oil Burner Service 985- 3998 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES LAKE FENCE CO. 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The large crowd of parents and friends were treated to a superb presenta- tion. Great credit must go to the staff, Mrs. C. Corden, Mrs. L. Elliot, Mrs. S. Hopkins, Mrs. C. Hoyle and Mr. S. Buchanan who worked so hard to produce such an outstanding play. The cast was made up of: Dorothy - Tracy Doyle, Scarecrow Michelle Morton, Tinman Kingsley Malcolm, Lion Erin Larmer, Oz - Christie Corden, Good Witch - Crystal Parker, Wicked Witch - Robyn Cliff, Glinda - Alice Bentley, Uncle Henry - Mike Leach, Aunt Em - Vanessa Sorley, Mun- chkins - Jade McKendry, Doug Taylor, Beth Dunkley, Claire Not- man, Michelle Dean. Crows Heather Goulding, Dana Lee, Wen- dy Handyside, Erin Hassall, Ser- vant Girls - Anglea Reitano, Wendy Gardner, Jennifer Vokins, Gilbank General Mike Leach Monkeys - Jason Cliff, Mike Pashley, David Pashley Non- speaking parts and chorus - Tammy Melton, Jody Crisp, Karra Jorden, Genevieve Kendell, Dana Campbell, Brent Donnelly, Nicole Corley, Je- neane Argue, B. Joanne Boyce, Cin- dy Lucifora, Julie Dyson, Cheryl Brunner. Jennifer Byers, Jenny Dwyer, Tricia McCourt, Jennifer Wilson, Stacey Swain. Congratula- tions on such a great performance. Blackstock has lost still another well esteemed citizen with the pass- ing of John Venning on the weekend after a lengthy illness. Sincere sym- pathy is extended to his wife Dorothy and daughter Joan and her husband Michael Teague and to John's other relatives and many friends. The funeral was held at the Wagg Funeral Chapel on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Flora Samells has just - returned home from spending last week with her daughter Anna inher new home near Cloyne where her husband Douglas Powell passed away very suddenly on Sunday Lisa 'dy and Dennis Werry, PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 7, 1987 -- 4) Wizard a superb presentation evening, March 29. The funeral was held on Wednesday in Shawville, Quebec. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Anna, Flora and other relatives. Blake Gunter returned from a trip to Florida with his son Jack. They followed the progress of the Blue Jays Training Camp while there. Roy and Shirley Turner returned from a Florida holiday late Sunday night. In last week's news the name of Aileen VanCamp was missed from the group of ladies who enjoved a Florida holiday. Aileen was the guide, the driver and instigator of this escapade. My apologies for this error Doug and Pat Sleep have also returned from 2 holiday in Florida The snow storm caused the Tues- day evening card party to be cancelled. It will continue on its regular day - Tuesday evening. If you enjoy an evening of euchre, plan to attend. On Saturday evening the-Purple Hill neighbours of Bonnie and Laurie Hart held an informal going- away party for them prior to their moving to Markham. Bill and Paula Lishman, George and Marilyn Cochrane, Harvey and Joan Graham enjoyed dinner and even- ing with Laurie and Bonnie wishing them well. On Wednesday evening Aileen VanCamp was surprised by her family with a dinner party in celebration of her 25 anniversary of working in G.M.C. Those attending -the dinner at Krebs Whitby were Percy and Elva VanCamp, Merrill and Norma VanCamp, Keith and Wilma VanCamp, Dale and Janet VanCamp, Jim and Barb Byers, Ken Crawford. Margaret Kemp and guest Aileen all of Blackstock, Cin- Kedron, Marie Atfield, Pickering, Valerie VanCamp. Toronto. Following din- ner the group enjoyed a specially decorated cake'and ice-cream and social time at the home of Ted and Marg Kemp. Congratulations Aileen. ' The Scugog Shores Museum 1s «Children's Den, and Wagon. Base price includes: bucket seats stereo radio ® Much more 8 All-round tinted glass steenng © @ Power rack-and- pinion steering 8 Rear window defroster A new set of driving standards. A breakthrough 'in styling technology. An incredible refinement of motion. 6-year/ 100,000 kilometre powertrain protection.* The 1988 ~ Renault Medallion Sedan . Tit ®8 Reclining | AM FMET RENALLT Starting from Dun gas St 434 130} Grant Menzies Motors POWERTRAIN 13,595. plus FRT & PD | dalle)' Ontario JLIEEEY: SN VEEN 'Mrs J looking for someone to co-ordinate school tours at the museum this spring. If you are available please phone the museum at 985-3589 for further information. Your help is very badly needed. The Blackstock Floor Hockey senior teams visited Port Perry on. Monday to play the teams there. The Blackstock Bruins and Port Perry Oilers tied 4-4 with the local scoring done by Chris Chorostecki (3) and Mike Leach (1) The Cartwright Camadiens defeated the Port Perry Maple Leafs 7-4 with Brendon Agnew: (4), Jay Buma (2) 'and Kendall Chorostecki (1) the local scorers A very successful Easter Parade Fashion Show was held at Blackstock United Church on Satur day afternoon and evening. Con venor Donna Kyte had all details in excellent order. Tallya Moore car- ried out the duties of M.C. in an ex cellent manner while the wsical background was provided by Linda Kyte. Very suitable spring-like decorations were provided by Barry's Flower Shop (Eleanor's Flowers) Barry VanCamp and 1he Balloon House, Anna Forder- McLaughlin. Seventy displayed beautiful fashions by Threads, Mary's Fashions *N' Fabrics and Dor-Jean's all of Port Perry and all commented on by so-- meone from each store. The wide variety of fashions certainly pointed out the large selection found in the clothing area right at home. A very delightful lunch followed each show. "A great way to chase away these dull days. Sunday dinner guests of Gerald. and Joyce Kelly and girls were Jethro and Jackie Staples, Rick and Julie, Bobcaygeon, Harvey Graham & Mark Many happy returns are wished for Mrs. Ella Venning who celebrated her birthday on Friday Ted and Joy Werry, Enniskillen were Sunday callers of Wmm and Jean Mahaffy Blackstock W.I. April 1 by Mrs. Helen Bradburn P.R.0O. After our annual Pot Luck dinner we had a real treat as seven students from the Public School gave their speeches. We got a few laughs from these talented young people. Susan Kyte, Gr 7. Smile and Be Happy. Jody Logan, Gr. 7, Be- ing Short, Steven Kyte, Gr. 4, Work- ing in Dad's Lumber Mill, Crystal Parker. Gr 6, All About My Feet, Christie Corden Gr. 6. My Big Sister Leshe MacKenzie, Gr My Room. Erin Larmer., Gr. 5, Camping with the Girl Guides. The speeches were all well presented with lots of funny episodes like sell- ing my sister but not knowing how much to charge Dora Martyn thanked the <peakers The meeting opened by Singing the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Business was dealt with District Annual will be May?' at Kendall The nominating Com mittee read the slate of officers as follows - Past President - Mrs Roy McLaughlin, President - Mrs Harold Luke. 1st Vice President Mrs Carl Adams, Sec-Treas * Mr: Doug Sleep. Pianist Mrs Albert Watt, District Director - Mrs CO Adams. Alternate Mrs. R Mclaughhn, Public Relations - Mrs ~ Ray Bradburn, Sunshine Committee Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, Auditors McArthur and Mrs. R McLaughlin, Representative ( Recreation Board - Mrs. Hecto Shortridge, Curatos Mrs R McLaughlin Assistant - Mrs. J McArthur, Branch Directors - Mrs Frahk Hoskin, Mrs H Shortridge, Convenors - Mrs C Adams, Mrs Ken Samells, Mrs. FF Hoskin, Mrs Harold Martyn. Our new president Mrs. Luke took the chair and clos- ed he meeting with the singing of (O'Canada models . Strawberry Joan and' 7. Cleaning