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A 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 5, 1988 Blackscock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Family gatherings, special Church services and many spring activities marked the celebration of Easter on a mild weekend that was marked with a variety of weather conditions. . Mrs. Flora Samells joined othe members of the family for the christening of her great-grandchild Richard Henry Hewitt in the An- glican Church in Thornhill on Saturday night. Weekend guests of George and Brenda Bryant and Christopher were Dwayne Bryant of Guelph and Julie Bryant and Nicole Roy of Espanola, who both attend school at North Bay. Friday sup- per guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston, Wayne and Gail Precoor, Kelly and Kevin, Stepha- nie Dayes of Brooklink Shawn and Shelly McGrath and Amy, Oshawa, Doug Bryant, Christine and Richard, Diane Ormiston, Ste- ven Brary, Port Perry, Kelly Pow- ell, Newtonville, Mike Hepburn, That's how these two new Shur-Gain supplements bring better profits to red veal producers: 36% RED VEAL STEAKMAKER SUPPLE- 4 for calves 60 kg and over and Here's what you can expect: B MORE RESULTS HB MORE SAVINGS previous program. Bm MORE RETURN supplements. That GET MORE PERFORMANCE FROM YOUR RED VEAL PROGRAM Higher gains and greater feed economy. MENT (0% ECP) with no urea 36% HEAVY RED VEALER SUPPLEMENT (12% ECP) with urea for calves 125 kg and over. Each one has a protein level of 36% and contains a growth promoting, no withdrawal level of Aureomycin antibiotic to improve average daily , gains and lower feed conversion. Trials at the Shur-Gain Research Farm prove it. Shur-Gain's new red veal supplements promote higher average daily gains . . . as much as 1.6 kg. . Through better feed conversion, Shur-Gain's new red veal supplements mean big savings on your feed costs. Trials show an 8.6% improvement in feed conversion over the Improved weight gains and better feed conversion--it all adds up to higher profits from Shur-Gain's new red veal s results you can bank on! HB 36% RED VEAL STEAKMAKER B 36% HEAVY RED VEALER Blackstock, Shawn Elliott, Ot- tawa, Duane Stanley, Oshawa, Larry VanSchagen, Port Perry, Danny Russell, Blackstock. At the Senior Citizens Card Par- - ty on Tuesday evening there were 12 tables with the following win- ners--1. Roy McLaughlin, 2. Edith McLaughlin, 3.Lorna Swain, 4. Ella Venning, 5. Ann Taylor, J. Norman Rohrer. Low-- Harold Barnett, Draws, Gladys Potts, Bernice Wells, Dorothy Ed- wards, Nerta Masters. Sympathy is extended to Joanne and Bill Collins on the death of her father Ivan Wray recently. Also thoughts go to this brother Dennis at this time. Thoughts also are extended to Peggy and Ralph Larmer and family on the passing of Peggy's uncle Bert Jewell. Mrs. Rena Snowden. of Whitby spent the Easter weekend with her daughter Peggy and Ralph Larmer. On Wednesday March 23 to 29 Veraand Vernon Asselstine spent time with their son Allan and Mary Asselstine, Tania, Michael and Mark in Ottawa. Enroute they visited several relatives of Vern's. 'Glenn and Marion Larmer have reason to be looking very proud these days with the arrival of their first grandchild--a daugher born to Craig and Joyce in Port Perry last week. Congratulations. Sympathy is extended to Jenni- fer and Jamie Malcolm and Ken and Kelly Sweetman and families on the death of their grandmother Mrs. Kathleen Leask. Mrs. Leask had taught school in Blackstock before her marriage. Jennifer and Ken lost their grandmother Sweet- man just a short time earlier. Our thoughts go out to you at this time. Mike Pashley attended the Re- gional Lions Public Speaking Contest recently. He spoke very well but did not place in the win- ners' circle. The Lions' Club ex- tended continued improvement to Dr. Howard Gauthier who contin- ues to improve following his traf- fic accident. Two Lions and their wives became parents to new ba- bies. The Lions Club extends con- gratulations to Lion Craig Harri- son and wife Kelly, and Lion Jerry Gerritt and wife Marie on these happy arrivals. In the Floor Hockey the Bom- bers defeated the Leafs 7-3 with Brad Morton scoring 6 and Bren- nan Malcolm one and Jason Lo- - gan, Douglas Lynde and Dillion Weber each scoring one for the Leafs. In the Seniors, the Canadians outscored the Bruins 8-7. Scoring for the winners were Peter Simms, 3, Brendon Agney, 2, R.J. Frod, one, Kendall Chore. secki and Kyle Simms, one, and for the Bruins Darryl Dutkewich, two, Mike Hepburn, two, Danny Bycok, two, and Lyndsay Dutke- wich, one. Harry Michell, as president of the Port Perry Baptist Church Mission Conference which will be held from April 13-17 has been Families gathered despite the weather very busy organizing the many de- tails. Mary Demerchant is another local member of this committee. Speaking on the theme Hands Around the World will be visiting speaker Rev. Paul Verslius of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Special - music will be provided by the Gartst Family of Lindsay and oth- er groups. This special project supports Indian Summer Comp, n Saturday and Sunday of the Easter Weekend, Vern and Vera Asselstine were in Toronto watch- ing their granddaughter Gayle As- selstine take part in the precision skating competition at the All Ca- nadian Championship held at Var- sity Arena. Les and Leah Assel- stine and boys of Kitchener also attended. The Kitchener team won the silver medals. Gayle had at- tended the Olympics as a member of the 26 girl Kitchener precision skating team. Alaina Malcolm was Saturday overnight guest of her aunt Mary Lou and David Kellog and Janelle y tows a oo aud SEE EE lll uo sass be Bis do oe dh one dha Rlie 0 y : DF © Py p and Natalie Lou of Welcome. On Easter Sunday Neil and Noreen Malcolm hosted Mary Lou and David Malcolm and family, Wel- come, Jamie and Jennifer Mal- colm Brennan and Alaina, Kelly and Glen Evans, Port Perry. Joan and Harvey Graham and Mark hosted a family gathering when members of the Graham and Hoskin families attended on Eas- ter Sunday. Cheryl Graham of Kitchener and Rob Graham of Ca were home for the week- end. Recently Angie Alpe of Guelph enjoyed a quiet country weekend with her brother, Patti and Rick Alpe. About 20 friends surprised Wil- ma Sotten on her 30th birthday. On Saturday, April 2nd, Nancy and Bob Bryans, Gord and Deb Bryans and Patti and Rick Alpe attended the lovely spring wedding and reception of Nancy's niece-- Lorrie Fairey to Jim Woodley of Tyrone. Beef supper a super success Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader The beef supper last week was a super success even to the weather which withheld the cloud- burst until after 7 p.m. Now the community is looking forward to the Annual Easter celebrations with a Good Friday Service at the Manchester United Church at 8 p.m. and the early Easter Breakfast at the Island starting at 8 a.m. followed by the Pastoral open Service at the usual time of 9:45 a.m. on Easter Sunday. Maundy Thursday Service with cose | | We stock batteries for all your cars, trucks, tractors and equipment. + 525 Cold Cranking Amps »* 120 Minutes Reserve Capacity v* 12 Month Warranty Part No. CB2472 Unbeatable VALUES on power-packed BATTERIES! GET STARTED! 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