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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 13, 1989 Tea leaves read at bridal shower Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly On Thursday evening the regular June meeting of the Blackstock Agricultural Society received a very favourable of the Auction Sale which had been held on Friday, June 2. Plans were worked on for the Tractor and Truck Pull which will be held on July 7 and 8 beginning at 7 p.m, as well for the Fair on August 26, On Tuesday Nancy Bryans at- tended the funeral of her uncle Frank Hooper of Bowmanville. Cathy Hill hosted a bridal shower for Sandi Little on Sunday afternoon. After Sandi onened her FESTIVAL DAYS JULY 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th ~ ADVANCE TICKET SALES 'Saturdays from 10 AM to 3 PM - at Booth in front of Post Office (weather permitting). Also available at: BRUTON'S I.D.A. DRUGS, LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER, STEDMANS, SELECTIONS MEN'S WEAR. many lovely gifts she thanked her friends and neighbours who at- tended. While a tasty lunch was enjoyed the guests enjoyed hav- ing their tea leaves read. Sharon Kent of Port Hope was a weekend guest of Elaine Kelly. On Saturday evening another Queen's friend Heather Robert- son of Oshawa joined them. Many from this area enjoyed the various features of Millbrook Fair over the weekend. On Friday the high school en- joyed a wip to Toronto where they visited Police Headquarters, On- tario Place and the Blue Jay TICKETS AMOUNT Friday Afternoon: "FUNLAND BAND" For Children. $4.00 per Ticket (Adults free if accompanied by a child) NE Friday Teen Tent: CALIFORNIA BEACH SHOW includes barbecue & dance. 8.00 per person. Skateboard & BMX demonstration Friday Night: "Extravaganza; 3 {i . MAIN TENT EVENT +$17.50 for Dinner & Entertainment Chicken & Rib Barbecue by Haugen's followed by Mechanical Surfboard "Minors must be accompanied by adult, 2 ns * Saturday Night: '$10.00/person Ages 13 to 18. 'TRIBUTE to BRITISH ROCK' $12.00 advance; $15.00 at the door. Featuring "Over the Garden Wall" Jada Genesis & "Midnight Ramblers' pg Stones. Ages 19& Up | Ontario LOB INO Mail this ad, with your cheque to: SCUGOG CHAMBER of COMMERCE, P.0. Box 1282, Port Perry, TOTAL § NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: game in the new Sky Dome. A very enjoyable excursion. On Tuesday evening the Durham Board of Education honoured those employees who had joined the Twenty-five year Club having worked for the Board for 25 years. Among those who were honoured were Joan (Venn- ing) Teague High School Prin- cipal Peter Fawcett and former C.C.P.S. Principal John Hinch. Attending from here were Mrs. Dorothy Venning with her daughter Joan and her husband Michael, Jennie Beal, Jack and Marsha Massie and Gerald and Joyce Kelly. Congratulations to the honoured employees. Saturday evening Nancy and Bob Bryans were guests at a din- ner and dance at Fenelon Falls Legion held for long-time friend Peg Sheehey. Peg was Manager of the Bank of Montreal in Fenelon and had been there as an employee for 37 years. A community shower will be held at the Blackstock United Church C.E. Room for bride-to-be Elizabeth Luke on Sunday after- . noon June 25. All ladies are welcome to attend. On Friday evening June 16 the Blackstock District Girl Guide Award Ceremony will be held in the Blackstock United Church at 7:15 p.m. Two Guides will be honoured their All Round Cords as well as other awards being presented to Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Rangers and ~ Leaders, Please come out and show your support for this wor- thwhile organization. Congratulations to Linda Vehof and Rob Franssen who were mar- ried at the Port Perry Roman Catholic Church in a beautiful wedding on Saturday afternoon. Congratulations to Harry and Bertha McLaughlin who celebrated their 60th wedding an- niversary over the weekend. On Saturday evening their family and close friends joined for a din- ner at the Parish Hall. On Sunday a large number of friends and relatives gathered at an Open House to wish the honoured cou- ple well. Best wishes for many more years together. Helen Pardon of Oshawa was a Sunday evening caller of Neil and Elaine Bailey. Victor and Ruby Parsons of Col- borne were Sunday evening din- ner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther. On Sunday evening Linda Kyte's students held a fine recital which was well attended by fami- ly and friends. A delightful varie- ty of style of music and level of Proceeds to The Hospital Fund and Ontario Autistic Society 'Students made for a pleasant programme. On Sunday morning the annual Sunday School Anniversary ser- vice was held at the United Church. A very informal service was conducted by Su tendent Linda Bradburn and her staff of teachers. Several presentations were given by the classes during the service. Rev. D. Davis gave a short message on Creation and Care of the Environment. Follow- ing the service a barbecue was held on the Church lawn. On Sunday afternoon a fine crowd attended the Decoration Service held at Union Cemetery. Rev. R. Swann conducted the ser- vice and gave an appropriate message. Merrill VanCamp gave remarks on behalf of the Cemetery Board. Bruce Mountjoy enjoyed having his family home following the Decoration Service. Eleanor Werry and Elaine Bailey took their mother Mrs. Grant Thompson to Beaverton where they visited Mrs. Thomp- son's two sisters Mrs. Mary Naylor and Mrs. Grace Davis as well as Mr. Thompson's sister Mrs. Vera Warmington. On Wednesday afternoon David Payne, retiring teacher from Cartwright High School, was honoured at a Retirement Party which was attended by col- leagues, former students and teachers from various areas. Con- gratulations and best wishes to Mr. Payne who has been here for the past 19 years. The General U.C.W. meeting was held in the C.E. Room on Tues. May 30 at 7:30 p.m. Presi- dent Jean Adams began by reading a poem, 'Something Beautiful." The hymn, "As Comes the Breath of Spring," was ung and a video, 'Wondrous Love - People of God in Mission" was viewed. The Scripture, taken from Matthew 25: 31-40, em- phasized our mandate to share God's gifts as we work together in His name. *'Spirit of the Living God' was sung and the attractive bulletin board display showing where our Hiission dollars go was highlighted. Our Social Issues Convenor reminded us that June is our month to support the Food Bank - special n are canned meat (not tuna), dry cereal, paper pro- ducts, coffee, tea and sugar. Mavis Brodie - Red Cross Homemaker - then spoke to us about the many varied aspects of her work. A homemaker, who needs patience, a sense of humour, understanding and car- ing, helps to keep the aged and handicapped in their own homes. Her informative, enlightening comments were appreciated by all present. : Orange Lodge News Readers of this column, especially newer residents of the village, may not be aware that two Orange Lodges do exist in Blackstock. They are the Cart- wright Ladies Orange Benevolent Association No. 849 and the Blackstock Loyal Orange Lodge No. 133. This year the 12th of Ju- ly Commemoration will be held in nearby Port Perry on Saturday, July 8, 1989. The Parade will leave Palmer Park on Water Street at 1:30 p.m. and return to same park. After the Parade there will be band contests and other plann- ed entertainment. Blackstock"s '"'newish" Banner will be in the Port Perry Parade this year, sup- ported by the Fife and Drum Band of Kendal L.O.L. No. 405. Anyone wishing more information about the Blackstock Orange Lodges or wishing to affiliate with these Lodges can do so by contac- ting June Degeer 986-4430 re L.0.B.A. No. 849 and Richard Van Camp 986-5557 or Bill Ferguson 986-4220 re L.O.L. 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