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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 24, 1987 School held its own Remembrance service Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Some of those who attended the impressive annual Remembrance Day Service at Blackstock on November 11 remarked about the absence of the school children. There is a very good reason for that the staff and senior students of C.C.P.S. arranged a very mean- ingful service at the school for Remembrance Day. Special music was provided by the School Band under the direction of John Bierness and Judy Jeffrey. Rev. Davis spoke to the students on the meaning of Remembrance Day. Special pictures of life in the trenches were shown. Indeed a very meaningful service and an excellent reason why the students did not at- tend the public service. On Saturday afternoon Lisa Dor- rell became the bride of Steven Tufts in a beautiful wedding at Charlton United Church. Lisa is the voungest daughter of Helen and on Fashion PORT PERRY PLAZA Stuart Dorrell. A number of relatives from this area travelled to Northern Ontario by bus in an event- ful t-ip-namely Dalton and Kathleen Dorrell, their granddaughters Emi- ly and Laura Wills of Belleville, Eileen and Harold McLaughlin, Wilma and Keith VanCamp, Harvey and Joan Graham, Muriel and Frank Hoskin, Jean Slemon, Fred Slemon and Susan Shrigley. Other cousins who drove to the wedding were Heather and Grant McLaughlin, Janis and Glen McCoy and families, Deb VanCamp, Scott Howey, Jay VanCamp, Kelly Hart. At St. John's Anglican Church a special service was included com- memorating the joining of all ladies groups to form the Anglican Church women. This is the 20th anniversary of the formation of the A.C.W. Charlotte Rutherford and Jack Green were the greeters and presented each lady with a corsage including HOLIDAY WEAR ~HOURS: NOV. 30 to DEC. 23 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM Saturdays 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM PRE -CHRISTMIAS A= i Es 10% OFF All Stock DEC. 24th - 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM -- GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE -- as she entered. A coffee and social hour followed church. On Saturday Shirley and Roy Turner, Jessie and Blake Gunter, Jim and Barbara Byers, Julie and Jennifer, Gerald and Joyce Kelly and Esther attended the Presenta- tion Ceremony of the Duke of Edin- burgh"s Awards at the Silver level held at Victoria Hall, Cobourg. Julie Byers and Esther Kelly were presented with their silver cer- tificates by Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander in an impressive ceremony. This was followed by a reception. Mr. and Mrs. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Gunter attended the banquet and dance afterwards. Any young people who are interested in this excellent programme should contact either Mrs. Turner or Mrs. Gunter. On this coming Saturday evening the fair board will be holding a "Perk up the Fairgrounds' dance at the Rec Centre with music by Den- nis Franssen. Your support will be appreciated. Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson for lunch were Mrs. Mary Naylor and Mrs. Kay Wilkins of Beaverton. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson of Bexley and Mrs. Ed- son and Willard Thompson of Cannington. The Annual Central Ontario Trac- tor Pullers' Association Awards Banquet and Dance was held at the Nestleton Hall on Saturday evening. Dick and Diane Reid hosted the event. The presentation ceremonies were chaired by President Earle Trewin. The prestigious Blair Graham Memorial Trophy award- ed to the most sportsmanlike and UCW Christmas sale of baked goodies Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader The Friendship U.C.W. has set a date for their Annual Christmas sale of plates of mixed cookies & squares at a reasonable price of $3.50 a doz. They can be frozen and supply a handy help for that unexpected Christmas entertaining. They also make attractive gifts for older peo- ple or shut ins. So please place your order by Dec. 3 and pick them up at the Island United Church on Sat. Dec. 5 between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. There will be a few extra plates there. Please call 985-3939. The "Head'" U.C.W. will meet the same place this year at Goreskis for the Annual Mystery Sister Supper and an evening of fun, Wednesday November 25. Don't forget your gift. We are sorry to realize that some of the Honorary members will not be present on account of being in hospital, Lenore Blueman, Mabel Strong and recently Marion Hughes GIFT CERTIFICATES... Cmiel a "Place A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA! Downtown Port Perry 985-2066 or 985-2257 | NOTICE gh FORMATION OF UXBRIDGE ASSOCIATION OF THE FEDERAL PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY Meeting and reception at UXPOOL, Parkside Drive, 'Uxbridge, 8:00 PM, Wednesday, December 9, 1987. The purpose of this meeting 1s to organize an Uxbridge area association and elect a slate of officers in preparation for the formation of the new riding of Durham. As a result of re- ~ distribution, the new riding will be composed of the areas described below. Members and supporters of the Progressive Conservative Party, and living in the Uxbridge area, including the municipalities of Uxbridge. Leaskdale, Zephyr, Goodwood, Sandford, Glasgow, Altona, Siloam, Coppins Corners, Roseville, Udora and Utica are urged to attend Members and supporters from Scugog and Newcastle Townships, and those parts of Whitby and Oshawa north of Rossland Road in Whitby-Oshawa are also welcome NO ADMISSION CHARGE For further information, contact: Don Briggs 683-5392; Bill Berry 852-7944; Rob Para 852-7476, Muriel Higgins 852-6870 WINE AND CHEESE SERVED who went to the Oshawa Hospital on Saturday. I'm sorry we didn't send our thoughts of sympathy earlier to the Edgar family for the recent decease of Ernie Edgar who was well known and had spent his life at the Foot of the Island. This last week two more well known Island people passed away. Maude Brown had spent much of her life and raised her family on the Island and was honoured by having the road named after her. However, she spent her later years in Port Perry. Then a relative Perc. Brown living on the same road also passed away last week. Therefore the Island people convey their con- dolences to the family and relatives. Mrs. Reta Reader spent the last week in Barrie where she went to at- tend the funeral of her sister's hus- band who had passed on after much suffering, following surgery. RAGLAN VARIETY helpful puller was once again won by Earle Trewin. Congratulations. Dick Reid of Nestleton was presented with the hard luck trophy. Earle Trewin won two 3rd place standings with his Light Pro-Stock tractor and a 3rd and 4th with his heavy Pro-Stock tractor in the Cir- cuit Results. Mark Graham placed 5th in the Heavy Pro-Stock Class. Tractor pullers and supporters were present from Tweed, Grand Valley, Ariss, Barrie, Bolton and many other points in Central Ontario. About 150 attended this annual event. Nancy Bryans, Debbie and her two gir[§ Leanne and Christina Bryans along with Patti Alpe at- tended the Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade. After the parade, about thirty were lunch guests of Nancy's sister Virgy Fairey as in the past twenty years. Mrs. Blanche Tysick returned to her home in Westport, Ontario after spending a week with her son Ross and Marie Tysick. Supper guests of Nancy and Bob Bryans were Pete and Nellie Keun- ing, Enfield, Gloria and Berney Smuck and Tom and Marie James. On Sunday supper guests were Bill and Ann MacIntyre, Caesarea. Several members of our com- munity are involved in the produc- tion of Nobody Loves A Dragon at the Town Hall in Port Perry this weekend. Young and old alike will enjoy seeing Michelle Morton of Cartwright Public School as a foot- man and Jennifer Fletcher of Cart- wright High School as the Dragon. Ellen Russell has helped with props and Cartwright High School staff members Susan Ellis, Jackie Danter and Beth McElroy have also been involved in preparing the show. Better health is wished for Mrs. Jennie Bailey and Mrs. Elva Toms in Port Perry Hospital, Floyd Argue and his mother Mrs. Wilma Argue who are preparing for a kidney transplant operation in Toronto soon and also to William Mahaffy who has been ill at home. Many other residents have been. suffering nas- ty colds and bouts of flu recently. TURKEY DRAW One Turkey per week will be given away until Christmas. ath each gas purchase (min. $10.), you get a chance to win. COFFEE'S ON AT 6:30 AM Ml CANGO al Petroleums Ltd. 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