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More Blackstock news -------- ets na somo oa | A --0 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 25, 1988 DOWNTOWN PORT PERRY | (From page 28) sidering it was our first concert in an urban area. After the concert, we had a delightful tour of Queen's University and then were off to Ottawa. We then proceeded to our hotel June 2nd thru June 5th, your seryers will be dressed in ... DUTCH NATIONAL COSTUMES 985-2257 985-2066 LOGAN'S POOL - CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES - 7 Years Serving Blackstock and Port Perry Area in Ottawa and enjoyed an ex- cellent dinner at the Chimo. Following dinner, we went to the Museum of Science and Technology. After a leisurely swim back at the Chomo, we retired to our rooms for the evening. After a comfortable slumber, we had breakfast at Uncle Louis' Restaurant and went to Rideau Valley Middle School to perform our second concert. We then had the opportunity to listen to Pumps - Filters - Blankets Pool Kits (Inground & Above Ground) Rollers - Pool Furniture - etc. HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 12 to 8 PM Saturday 8 AM to 6 PM 22 Groshibore Dr., Blackstock eS ne 986-5404 country Lane REALTY EIMITED Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario E dre < V 4 Ara Xe, » "The squeaking wheel doesn't ¢. always get the grease. Sometimes it gets replaced!" Rideau's string section. Following our concert we ate lunch and per- formed a third concert at Quenn Mary Public School. Our group was very much appreciated by the people for whom we perform-- ed. In total we had played to over 1000 people during the three con- certs. We then travelled to the "Museum of Man and Natural Science." Here we saw a special exhibit about the life of the wolf as well as other fascinating ex- hibits. We then enjoyed another delicious meal at Uncle Louis'. After returning to our hotel we were on our bus once again for a conducted tour of Ottawa. Our group then enjoyed another refreshing evening of sauna, swimming and hot tub. Upon our third day, after check- R ing out of the Chimo we enjoyed yet another meal at Uncle Louis' Restaurant. Our band and choir sikkens Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 -- isn't hidden : sikkene" : So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork -- doesn't fade in the sunlight -- isn't damaged by moisture had the honour of visiting the Parliament Buildings and actual- ly saw our Prime Minister Mr. Brian Mulroney as well as other important politicians such as Allan Lawrence. We then headed for the Ottawa War Museum where we found a new exhibit opened the previous day by Queen Beatrix, Queen of the Netherlands. After an exhausting day we headed for home, sweet home. We would like to thank our conducter, Mr. John Beirness, our principal Mr. Roden Rutledge, our two chaperones, Miss Jean- "Richter both of Ont., e, i sikkens CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER neane Rensink and Mrs. Judy Jef- fery for making this trip possible. came from many points in On- tario and Quebec. Judges for the event were Bing Harris and John Richard Kuehnle and Helen Brose both of New York and Bobby Schott of Georgia. The show was officially opened by Percy VanCamp of Blackstock and 'were welcomed by President Elmer Huggins. Details were arranged by Trevor Kendell, superintendent, Ron Petersen, Secretary and Bea Huggins, Social Convenor. A delicious dinner of roast beef and rabbit was prepared and served by Tripp-Toms caterers which was followed by a dance. TRE Rp PL SP CRIA LR, To aL Tar = The event was a great success. A number from here attended the recent ordination service in Toronto when Susan Sheen was ordained into the Anglican Church. There was a reception at Trinity Church after the ceremony. Our community wishes Susan well as she begins to serve the Churches at Fenelon Falls and Coboconk on June 1. If you noticed the name on the Blackstock news last week and wondered if I had retired. It was an error with Shelley's name picked up from her report. So please continue to phone news in to Joyce Kelly at 986-4257. Emmanuel Gospel marks twelve years Emmanuel Full Gospel Fellowship is marking 12 years of ministry with an Anniversary weekend, May 28 and 29. Visitors from Toronto, Gravenhurst, and Peterborough will join the local congregation at a Pot-Luck Dinner on Saturday night, fellowed by a Fellowship Evening of music, song, sharing and worship. Guest speaker for the Anniver- sary is Pastor Harry Vellacoop of Dayspring Fellowship in Toronto. His wife Connie will provide ministry in song, and in speaking to the Sunday morning Bible Class. Emmanuel Fellowship is part of a world-wide fellowship of Apostolic Churches, whose aims are to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the need to be born again, and the necessity of the Spirit- filled life of a believer. The Pastor, Gordon B. Parks, who is leaving the following Sun- day, and moving to a sister church in Peterborough, gives thanks to God for the work which has been established here. He ex- tends a hearty welcome to all at these Anniversary Services. The Church building location is just East of County Road 23, on Scugog Concession 7 (Brookdale Road, Uxbridge Township). Myrtle news On May 28, at the beginning of 'the children's fun party at 10 a.m. a blue spruce tree will be planted by Uxbridge Nurseries on the church lawn in memory of Mr. Marconi of Ashburn who died recently in an auto accident. Mr. Marconi was an esteemed friend of Myrtle Church. John and Laural Hamer attend- ed the Toronto and District Square Dance Convention in Hamilton last weekend. Three thousand square dancers from Canada and the U.S. met for three days at McMaster University and enjoyed the fun and association of modern square dancing. THE REGIONAL = MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM 295 Ritson Rd. S, OSHAWA 434-3939 (FORMERLY CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM) ALUMINUM & VINYL WINDOWS -- Tilt for easy cleaning -- Install in existing frames -- Casement Bay, Bow Side Sliders Enjoy the We, and many more styles. summer surrounded SHUTTERS - WINDOWS by sunshine! DOORS - AWNINGS TTT Double or Triple Glazed Allen's Siding P The - patio doors FOR MORE INFORMATION . OPEN - on the market! & FREE ESTIMATES CALL: Mon.-Fri. 8to 5 Blackstock was very busy over the weekend when the Annual Spring Show of the Central On- tario Rabbit Breeders Club was held here. Nearly fifty breeders with almost a thousand animals roducts vm. REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK 'FLORIDA ROOMS For more information PHONE 985-3741 'Your One-Stop Aluminum Needs' IN-STOCK -- Variety of Colours Siding, Soffit, Eavestrough - 5" Seamless SUPPLY ONLY or SUPPLY & INSTALL -- STEEL AVAILABLE -- IN A VARIETY OF COLOURS a........... 985-3741 w... 1-105-328-1402 PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes residen- tial development within the site indicated on the map below. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG REGIONAL ROAD / Ri ALBERT In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whit- by, Ontario L1N 6A3 or by calling Mr. John Sharpe, Planning Depart- ment, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment application must be for- warded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted ad- dress, and must be received no later than Friday, June 24, 1988. Please include your address and telephone number in any submis- sions made. File No. 88-038/D/S Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P, Commissioner of Planning