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Tuesday is euchre night in Blackstock Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly There were 8 tables at the regular Tuesday evening card party with the following winners - Gladys Potts, Ross McRoberts, Kathleen Watts, Ethel Goble, Leslie Taylor and Dorothy Beech with Florence Larmer taking low. Draws were won by Betty. Barnett, Pat Porrill; James Emerton and Bernice Wells. If you enjoy playing euchre you should try to attend these weekly events where much fun and fellowship is enjoyed. The Town Hall each Tuesday evening at 8:00 .m. Miss Helen Parden of Oshawa was a Sunday guest of Neil and Elaine Bailey. 'Miss Nancy Belyea of Toronto Spent a few days with her cousins Joan and Harvey Graham, Mark and Rob. . Neil Werry has been transfer- red to Toronto General Hospital where he is scheduled for ga bladder surgery on Tuesday. H is hoping to be back at Port Perry Hospital before long to continu his recovery. Best wishes f his many friends go to him. ~ Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy is a pa- - tient in Port Perry Hospital. We hope better days are ahead for Jean soon. W.1. Report by Helen Bradburn, P.R.O. On a very cold Wednesday afternoon, January 4 the Blackstock W.I. members with 2 . visitors met .at the Blackstock Town Hall. After dessert and a . social time the meeting opened by the singing of the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurer's report was given. Thank you notes were read: Dora Martyn gave a report on Agriculture Awareness Day which we will hear more about later. The Roll Call was answered by naming a small local ipdustry. The Motto: "Industr gins Exams start by Britt Lorish Welcome back Rebels! The big news for the month of January, of course, is that exams are to be written from the 19th to . the 27th. Naturally this is a source of great stress for some students, particularly our grade nines who are relatively inexperienced at the trials -and tribulations of writing these monstrosities. Despite the tensions of the month, however, student ac- tivities are back in full swing after Christmas holidays. Last Friday a sock hop was held at lunch, the last dance scheduled until after exams. Our boys backetball teams played several games last week. We were challenged by Brock on Tuesday. Although our senior team play a strong game, they were defeated by two points. Our junior team lost as well, but we managed to show Brock our school spirit with our winning Midget team. The At-Home Committee is very busy this week with three meetings scheduled on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. There Small" was answered to by Flora Samells reminding us that G.M. started by making buggies apd cutters in Enniskillen. Dora Mar- tyn played several numbers on LARGES SELECTIO WHY GO ANYWHERE ELSE? the accordian - lovely, thanks, Dora. : A film "Growing For You" was shown. It took us through the far- ming, packaging to marketing. Thirty five million dollars are spent each year on Agriculture 'research. Canada exports two billion dollars of food each year. Ad A------ PORT PERRY STAR -- TOesday, January 10, 1989 -- 11 Meeting closed after discussion by singing O'Canada with Kathleen Watts at the piano. Helen Bradburn Several of the local Junior Farmers attended the annual meeting and pot luck lunch of the East Durham Junior Farmers held at Haydon on Sunday FOR THE FINEST USED CARS afternoon. As the many young people are returning back to their univer- sities and colleges after their Christmas break we wish them all well on their studies and various activities. The return date cer- tainly varied greatly from school to school. a Sd em, pes gta A Ee thet eet eet ae a a eel EE i me . 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