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-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 19, 1988 Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Congratulations to Sheryl Porter, Frances Grove, Rob Keast and Blaine Sleep who were honoured at the annual Durham Student Recognition Night held in Ajax on Wednesday evening. This Hospital report Week Ending April 14, 1988 Admitted............................... 25 Births............ccoooooiviiinin, 2 Deaths.........ccc..ccooveiiinnnnnn. 0 Emergencies........................ 216 Operations............................. 20 Discharged............................ 26 Remaining............................. 39 § evening which was co-sponsored by Durham Board of Education and District 17, 0.S.S.T.F. is an opportunity for the students who contribute many aspects to stu- dent life and community ac- tivities often under great dif- ficulties are honoured. Each of the local honoured students was accompanied by his/her parents as well as several teachers, Prin- cipals Musselman and Morrison and Trustee J. Kelly. Congratulations to the staff and students of Cartwright Central Public School for an outstanding performance of the musical Sound of Music. If you missed either Thursday or Friday even- ing, you missed a real treat. I warned you that you would miss a great show in last week's news. Mrs. Linda Elliot, Director with 1 Mrs. Judy Jeffrey as Music direc- tor along with many other members of the staff must be very proud of their students. Con- gratulations to Tracy Doyle who played Maria Rainer, Kingsley Malcolm who played Captain Von Trapp, Robyn Cliff as Mother Ab- bess, Belinda Espie, Mike Leach, Dana Lee, Erin Larmer, Doug Taylor, Jade McKendry who played the Von Trapp children, as well as to the many, many members of the cast and the choirs for an outstanding performance. Nancy and Bob Bryans enjoyed supper and catching up with the news with Marg and Alf Tom- chishin, Scugog Island. They spent since Dec. 1 in Clearwater, Florida. Joan and Merv Brisco were Sunday supper guests of the Bob Bryans and then along with many others from the area paid their respects to Bill Mcintyre from We have been serving the people of Port Perry and surrounding areas for the past 4 years. We thank you for your patronage and invite you to take advantage of the special birthday prices on the following vehicles. full size, luxury car, low km., 1985 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYAL BROUGHAM loaded .........cooovni -- £11,900. 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4 door, auto, air, tilt, cruise, AM/FM 1987 CHEV S10 PICKUP superclean, low km., metallic grey 1987 CELEBRITY 4 door, auto, tilt, cruise, AM/FM, low km. As new 1988 CHEV 'S' TRUCK esr ---------- 14,900. Shingle Landing, Caesarea. Nancy and Bob Bryans, last Sunday, enjoyed a Pancake Breakfast in the Sugar Bush near their cottage. About 75 attended the event at Henry and Jean Chafe's bush outside Fenelon Falls. Frank and Muriel Hoskin and Murray and Aileen Byers visited Aileen and Muriel's sister Hazel Belyea who is currently a patient in Oakville-Trafalger Hospital. Better health is wished for Mrs. Elva VanCamp in Port Perry Hospital and Mrs. Norma Smith who has undergone surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Rena Graham of Toronto visited her cousin Alma and Ross Duff for the weekend. W.1. Report by Helen Bradburn Our meeting opened by singing Grace and having a most delicious pot luck dinner with all but one member present. We wish you the very best, Elva VanCamp and are looking forward to you joining us soon. Pat Sleep read the minutes and gave the yearly treasurer's report. The Public Relations report was filled out together by the meeting. Dora Martyn, Program Co- Ordinator gave the report on the other convenors. We did well this year. Muriel Hoskin took the chair for the election of the officers. Our next meeting will be held at a later date owing to the District Annual at Maple Grove on May 4. Anyone wishing to attend be at the hall by 9 a.m. The meeting clos- ed by singing O'Canada. In Floor Hockey there was on- ly one game - the seniors with the Bruins defeating the Canadians 6-2. Scoring for the Bruins were Darryl Dutkewich 3, Lyndsay Dutkewich, Mike Hepburn and Paul Bycok each scoring and for the losers Brendon Agnew and Kendall Chorostecki one each. Dwayne Bryant and friend Melissa from Guelph and Julie Bryant from North Bay both spent the weekend at home and were in the wedding party when their aunt Diane Ormiston was united in marriage with Doug Bryant in a beautiful wedding in Blackstock United Church. Both Dwayne and Julie had to return to their schools to complete their ex- ams and other activities before completion. Congratulations to the cast of the Borelian play "Nobody Loves a Dragon" which won best musical and prize for the Direc- tor Chris Rollo for the best Direc- Students honoured during special evening tor of a Musical. This Regional Competition took place on the weekend in Toronto. In May the play advances to the Ontario Competition which will be held in North Bay. Many local residents are involved in this pro- duction. Congratulations and best wishes as you advance to the pro- vincial competition. The Morning Unit of U.C.W. met at the C.E. Room of the United Church on Tuesday mor- ning. After morning tea buffet style, President Jean Kyte open- ed with a poem about Spring Thoughts. Thank you notes were read from Kathleen Dorrell, Dorothy Marlow and Verna McMahon. Discussion regarding New Jerusalem Singers from Cannington. So circle May 1st on your calendar. Peggy Larmer read the Wor- ship of Samuel 1:26. The theme was Spring Planting. How you plant seeds of love and Love and Life of others? Poem -- 'Package of Seeds' by Edmond Guest. Pro- gramme -- Don Ashbridge from the Island, Lois Luke's brother-in- law, showed a beautiful collection of carnival glass and antique dishes and shared his wealth of knowledge. Twelve ladies gathered at the home of Aileen Byers last Tues- day for the afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. Leader Grace Hall open- ed with a poem. Roll Call: A bi- ble verse which tells the Easter message, brought a variety of in- teresting responses. It was an- nounced that the New Jerusalum Singers will present their year's Cantata at the Blackstock United Church on Sunday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m. Programme also taken by Grace used the Bible Study to ex- plore the Fullness of Life section of a new Church curriculum call- ed '"Whole People of God." Marion Larmer closed with the Benediction. On April 2, the Blackstock Bush Bunch met at 7:00 p.m. sharp at the Blackstock United Church to hold their third meeting. The theme for the meeting was "Safety in the Outdoors." Our guest speaker for the evening to guide us along on our topic - is an Outdoor Enthusist herself - Guide Commissioner Swain. Mrs. Swain discussed potential hazards in which one may ven- ture into while hiking. In return we discussed what possible in- juries could occur from these hazards; as well as what preven- tions can be taken to avoid these hazards. ' q Short box, like NeW .............cccooiiiiiiiiiiiiii £8,450. NT TURBO 1988 CHEY nil SUPT PIiCE ovis 9 , 200. PICKUP 1988 GHEY C1900 PICKUE © ocimer ooo 516,300. BO A It) 5 womens a 9,200. X4 | 1935 SMC JIMMY 4 priced to sell .................... 16,900. 1 CN LAB eee 515,900. Units' listed were in stock for advertising deadline of the Port Perry Star, Tuesday, April 19, 1988 edition. DERSON CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE LTD. PORT PERRY: 985-8401 AJAX LINE: 427-6903 | ery 268 Queen St., Port Perry (lbmesic; | wil Does It Better! 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