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dhs RC Gh hint RT ~ . AAR ------------ Tysicks celebrate 25 years of marriage Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Sympathy is extended to Roy and Catherine Corden, Julie and Christie on the sudden passing of Roy's father, Mr. Stanley Corden of Bowmanville last week. Congratulations to 'Ross and Marie Tysick who celebrated their 25th 'wedding anniversary with a dance on Saturday evening hosted by their children Sherry and Bryan ,at the Nestleton Hall. A large number of relatives came from Eastern Ontario to help Ross and Marie celebrate this special event. Friends, neighbours and relatives joined the Tysick family with best wishes for many more happy years together. Two special events are coming up next weekend -- On Sunday evening the Guiding Movement Awards Night will be held in the United Church when several girls will be receiving special aw including the coveted Canada public is welcome to attend this . event. . Another happy occasion will be the Retirement Tea, honouring three long-time local teachers - Mrs. J. Gunter, Mrs. K. Dorrell, Mrs. G. Thompson will be held next Mon- day, June 15 at Cartwright Central Public School from 46 p.m. The public is cordially invited to come to wish these three ladies happiness in their retirements. Blackstock Country Hardware is now under sole ownership of Bob Smith and will continue to operate as before. Dale Procunier has returned to the construction business from Port Perry. Best wishes are extended to these two men in their future activities. - The Hoskin family picnic'was held on Sunday afternoon at the En- niskillen Conservation area. A good time was enjoyed by the family members who attended this annual gathering. ~The annual Canoe the Nonquon . Race was held on Saturday under ideal weather conditions. George and Michael Hepburn completed the course in the Father and Son Class. 8 choices in John Deere tractors Tew ord. The, | 8 ways to actually enjoy yard work ~ UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 2 Miles West of Manchester OPEN: Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM Saturday 8 AM to 12 Noon Blaine Sleep and Esther Kelly also successfully completed the course in the Couples Class. Steve and Lorinda Bryans and Nancie and Grant Mabee of Oshawa celebrated their anniversaries together in the beautiful Caribbean Island of Antigua. Congratulations on this happy occasion - sounds like a great way to celebrate. Recently Kathleen and Albert Watts attended Superannuated Teachers dinner at the Whitby Yacht Club. On Sunday morning speaker at the United Church was our own Doreen VanCamp who spoke on "Building Towers' on the Pentecost Theme. Kevin Gibson sang a solo, "Spirit." Next Sunday the Sunday School Anniversary will be held with guest speaker Lois McLeod. Each child is asked to bring one stuffed animal to church with them (with their name on it). Irene and Anson Taylor of Scar- borough visited Kathleen and Albert Watts recently. : On Saturday Mrs. Ivy Rahm held a very successful sale of her household items before she left this area to take up residence in Vic- toria, B.C. Ivy's two daughters, Doris and Ruth and her husband Doug were here to help their mother. On Saturday evening they all left enroute to British Columbia, Ivy will be greatly missed in our village by her many friends. Brooklin Fair was held over the weekend. Many from this area were involved in many facets of this an- nual event. The weekly card party on Tues- day evening had the following win- ners - 1. Belle Werry with a high of 95, 2. M. Poots, 3. Myrtle Gimblett, 4. Meta Swain, 5. Harold Swain, 6. Nerta Masters, Low - Kathleen Watts. Draws were won by Nerta Masters, Ruby Trewin, Gladys Potts and Pat Porrill. Blackstock W.I. Report by Helen Bradburn, P.R.O. At 8 p.m. Nothing Runs Like a Deere' oN soy TF Fw / 2985-9701 on June 4, the. _ Blackstock W.I. opened their meeting at the hall with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Dora Martyn, Convenor for World Affairs in- troduced Kathryn Cevrly who show- ed pictures and told of her approx- imately 9 months back-packing through Europe beginning with the British Isles. She told of how disap- pointed'she was with the people of Enniskillen, Ireland. But she understood when on the second day there, the army training building was blown up and not a window was left in Enniskillen. Luckily she was out of town exploring the surroun- ding countryside at the time of the PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 9, 1987 -- 15 explosion. Having been raised in Enniskillen, Canada she looked for- ward to meeting people in the town of that name in Ireland. Her husband joined her for two 5-week vacations and a couple of weeks at Christmas. She also had relatives join her along the way. Kathryn travelled on a budget of $25.00 per day. What with back packing she couldn't buy souvenirs except pins, badges and flags. Kathryn's pictures and commen- tary were well worth the time to see and hear. Edith McLaughlin thank: ed her og behalf of the group present. Roll Call - What country woufd you like to back-pack through? Mot- to - Travel broadens your horizons -was answered to by Dora Martyn with a poem. A lovely lunch of bread and cheese was enjoyed along with a social time. We thank the other Institutes as well as the visitors who came. A 'short business was held after the meeting closed by our members. Please phone your news items in to 986-4257 by early Monday morn- ing to be included in the Blackstock column. : - 75th birthday bash Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Recently Earl & Marie Wilson, Lois & Harry Elford attended a 75 birthday celebration for Mr. John Wear of Scarborough Golf & Coun- try Club & visited Mr. & Mrs. John Petty at their home in Victoria ~ Square. On Sat. evening, 'Earl, Marie & Scott Wilson attended the 40th wedding anniversary party for Howard & Marie Thaxter at Beaverton. The U.C.W. did well selling lunch at the Kowalow sale on Saturday. On Sat. Donna Kerry attended the wedding of a friend. Don & Stella were at Emsdale for the weekend. J Doug & Beth Wilson had Joan & Dwight Wideman & family as dinner guests on Sunday. In the evening Beth &, Doug visited Fay & Don Simmonds to welcome their new son. : Enoch McKnight has moved to . Daheim Nursing Home and will be pleased to see his old friends. Suzie Bigglestone was married May 30. They had a lovely wedding at the beautiful home of her parents Jack & Dorothy Bigglestone. Mrs. Marg Bruce is hosting a communi- ty shower in their honour June 19th at 8 p.m. Everyone in the communi- ty is invited. Mrs. Evelyn Hansen & Carl have returned from a trip to Rapid River, Michigan with most of the Hansen family, where they attended the graduation of Evelyn's oldest grand- son John Wilby. They visited her daughter Sharon and son-in-law Fred Wilby. Carl Hansen spent the weekend with Linda & Wayne Ford of Port Hoover. Mr. & Mrs. H. Ross held a suc- cessful yard sale on Friday & Saturday. 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