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ee A Ae = Ta Lo TTI I Is I HE HH I AH TE I EN EE a pe Los Tr 2. + ==. 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 12, 1988 Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly My hopes that everyone en- joyed a fine Thanksgiving weekend - perhaps the only excep- tion were the turkeys that must have felt ganged up upon over this season. Last weekend Cecil and Marie Gibson along with Marie's brother Elwood Tripp attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary Open House in honour of Luella and Percy Walters of Qshawa. Ann and Peter Vanderheul also attended this happy event. The honoured bride of fifty years is Marie and Elwood's sister. Better health is wished for Mrs. Leanne Lang of Mason Street who is in a Toronto Hospital. A speedy recovery is hoped for you Leanne. Most of the University and Col- lege students were able to return home - bet Mom's cooking never tasted as good as did this weekend after either cooking for yourself or else having residence food for several weeks. Sympathy is extended to Deb- bie and Brad Curle, Tara and Meaghan on the loss of their son and brother Robert. Robert put up a great fight against a disease for a long time. The funeral ser- vice for this likeable young boy was held in the United Church on Friday afternoon. The communi- ty extends sympathetic thoughts to all the family. On Saturday evening David and Lois Wotten's wedding dance was held in Nestleton Hall with Herb Vine and his group providing the music. Congratulations to Dave and Lois who were married quiet- ly in June. ~ Women's Institute by Helen Bradburn, P.R.O. The W.I. meeting of October 5 opened by singing the W.I. Ode and Repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Jean Adams taking the Presidents chair, introduced Kathleen Dorrell, a home girl who didn't need much introduction. She taught Special Education at Cartwright Central Public School for several years before recently retiring. Kathleen gave an ex- cellent paper on that subject, answering questions. Pat Sleep thanked her for her informative talk. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The resolution was read for the final time. Fun Fair will be held at Solina Hall on October 18. Meet at the Township Hall at 1:15 p.m. for car pools. Roll Call - Almost everyone didn't remember to bring a childhood picture. Shows we are slowing down. Meeting closed by singing O'Canada. For many of you who are not directly involved with C.C.P.S. but still are interested, I shall give a list of the staff for 1988-89 - Kindergarten teachers are Mar- jorie Green, Heather Parsons and Betty Oxley, Gr. 1 - Linda Brad- burn, Kaye Hanson, Sharon Hopkins; Gr. 2 - Marie McIntosh, Joan Argue, Ed Maring; Gr. 3 - LOOKING FOR R PLRCE TO RDUERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? LOOK HERE... WHERE THE CONSUMER LOOKS THE PORT PERRY STAR - PHONE 985-7383 [Country Lane Hwy 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario 4 NR ¥ < Viqy, a Wap Cra, 'It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link in the chain of destiny can be handled at a time.' REALTY LIMITED Scott Madill | of Nestleton. KS RESTAURANT L.L.B.O. CAESAREA Phone 286-5884 HALLOWE'EN BASH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th DISC JOCKEY Come Join the Fun - Prizes for Best Costume Tickets - $2.00 Advance; $3.00 At the Door. Joan Butt, Stasia McCullough; Gr. 4 - Linda Craig, Linda Elliot; Gr. 5 - Kathy Morton, Doug Eddy; Gr. 6 - Jim Wilson, Greg Mar- shall; Gr. 7 - Rebecca Pickering, John Beirness; Gr. 8 - Jeannine Rensink; Multi-Excep - Olga Churchill, Eva Matthews; Academic Resources - Colleen Lush; French Gr. 4, 5 - Anne Rink; French Gr. 6, 7, 8 - Bob Car- dinal; Library - Will Metcalfe; Principal - Roden Rutledge; Vice- Principal - Al Sawtell; Secretary - Pat Crowder. The ladies of the A.C.W. will be busy this week preparing for their fabulous annual Fall supper that will be held in the Parish Hall on Saturday evening. Look for ads or posters to give you the details. There were 10 tables at the weekly card party with the follow- ing winners: 1. Lorna Swain who had the exceptional count of 100, 2. Dorothy Beach, 3. Bruce Bright, 4. Doreen Ferguson, 5. Lloyd Fawns, 6. Les Taylor, Low - Betty Barnett, Draws - Belle Werry, Rose Barrington, Jim Emerton,, Meta Swain. The Floor Hockey results are as follows: Red Team and Yellow Team tied 5-5 in the Intermediate Division. Scoring for the Reds were Jason Logan 2, Brennan Malcolm, Charlie Black and Jessie McDonald 1 each and for the Yellow, Glen Williams, Dillon Weber 2 each and Brad Morton 1. Senior Yellow 7 - Red 5. Yellow scorers - Kirk Swain, Tony Waldriff 2 each, Scott Barr, John - Ford and Jason Cliff 1 each, Red Team scorers - Mike Hepburn 2, Brent Donnelly, Brad Vokins and David Walker 1 each. The Second Annual Blackstock Fiddle Contest held on Saturday evening at the Rec. Centre was a fine success. The large crowd was treated to an excellent pro- gramme which was emceed by Harvey Graham: in his usual entertaining manner. The even- ing began with Herb Vine and Lanna Malcolm singing several well received songs. In the 12 years and under Jessica Weiler won 1st place with Danny Mundell taking second. In the 13-18 years class first place was won by Jay Jay Weiler followed by Shawn Mundell and Mark Junkin. Maurice Montgomery delighted the audience with his step danc- ing. In the 19-59 year class there were 5 entries with the prizes go- ing to Michelle Lubinieki, Albert Moher and Murray Kronis. The Mundell Family from Warsaw delighted with their entertain- ment. Earl Giles won the 60 and over class and 2nd went to Jame Lowery, Bill White - 3rd and Scott Madill 4th. Gerald Stinson show- ed that he still had what it takes by step dancing for the crowd. Michelle Lubinieki won the Win- ner's Circle 2nd to Albert Moker and 3rd to JayJay Weiler. The evening completed with a jam- boree with all participants taking part. Flora Samells, Florence Larmer, and Bertha and Harry McLaughlin spent Thanksgiving weekend at Elim Lodge. Jim Harris of Norval spent an enjoyable weekend with his sister, Jean Mahaffy. On Sunday, Jim and Jean along with Grant and Lorna Edgerton, Murray and Rita Birkett, Shirley and Gilbert Magill, Charlie Lown family, Keith and Linda Calder, Lori Chapman travelled to the Rockhaven to help celebrate Jack and Verna Chapmans 25th wed- ding anniversary. On October 6, the president of 4-H 1 opened their second meeting with the club pledge followed by theroll call. After several sugges- tions we decided on the name "Blackstock Butchers". We will be using red binders for this club. After a discussion of various meats and their cost, we made a delicious meal of Oriental Vegetable Beef Stir Fry. All this, and it only takes minutes to cook using either a wok or a frying pan! Our next meeting will be at the same time and the same place on October 13th. Rhonda Jacobs, Press Secretary. Neil and Noreen Malcolm celebrated Thanksgiving on Sun- day with the help of their family. - Large crowd enjoys fiddle contest Gord, Joy and family Jorden, Jeana and Jason of Pickering, Marylou and David Kellogg, Janelle and Natalie Lou of Welcome; Jamie and Jennifer Malcolm, Brennan and Alaina of Blackstock were all home for the feast. The Jamie Malcolm family entertained Jean and Keith Sweetman and Ken and Kelly Sweetman, Lindsay and Kaley for the Sweetman Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elizabeth and Esther were Harvey and Joan Graham, Mark and Rob; Cheryl Graham of Waterloo; Elaine Kelly of Kingston; Mrs. Edna Kelly of Bobcaygeon; Ralph and Peggy Larmer; and Peter Peeters of Reaboro. Step dancer Gerald Stinson.