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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 26, 1989 3 Some were smiling, some frowing and others were fun, of course. d LaRE me?" not quite sure what to make of things. Cartwright High School held its grade nine Initiation last Friday afternoon with the newcomers getting the "special treatment" from the school veterans. It was all In good RONALD D. BRIDGEWATER, Ba. 115. LAW OFFICES 38 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8491 ~~ -- providing 14 years experience in -- REAL ESTATE -- INCORPORATIONS FAMILY LAW -- WILLS -- ESTATES WATERCRAFT MARK WARBURTON Expert boat repairs, refinishing, installations, restoration and new construction. * Wood and fiberglass * Mobile Service Shop (416) 985-0300 Res. (705) 328-2465 "Oh, my gosh. | hope this photo doesn't make the school year book. Is that really "Ah, what the heck. Might as well enjoy a good chuckle No point pouting ." | wasn't sure whether to laugh or cry, so | did both." Cartwright HS 'welcomes' the grade niners Welcome to Cartwright High School. Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Many of our local residents en- joyed attending the International Ploughing Match which was held near Windsor. Those of us who could not take enough time to make the longer trip thoroughly enjoyed the many events at Lind- say Fair. For many families this is a long-time tradition. On Sunday a large crowd at- ended the Official Opening of Camp Ademac of the Oshawa Division. This camp is on the Pur- ple Hill road between the Sin- dicate Forestry and the Bill Lishman home on the fifty acre former "Toms" ranch. An in- teresting programme followed by refreshments and tours of the area involved many Guide and Civic Officials. In my lists of University students I made an error on Laura Gardner - she is entering her third year in Teachers' Ed at Trent. While many of my genera- tion would love to have our age lessened by a year, it is not so with younger folk. My apologies, Laura. 4-H in the fall is ready to begin with an exciting cooking club Food Fast. The meetings for the two clubs begin on Tuesday Sept. 26 and Thursday Sept. 28, at 7:15 p.m. at Blackstock United Church. We invite all boys and girls who were 11 by January 1, 1989 to join us for one of the nights. For more information call Barb Byers at 986-5112 or Janice Beechy 986-1035. There were 16 tables at the Tuesday evening card party with the following winners 1. Laurrena Bright with a score of 87, 2. Ella Venning, 3. John Archer, 4. Florence Larmer, 5. Faith Laverne, 6. Betsy Staniland. Low - Mary Poots. Draws - Muriel But- son, Laurrena Bright, Fred Grif- fen, Les Taylor and Bernice Loudfoot. On the Senior citizens bus trip last Monday the group enjoyed having a luncheon at Elgin House in Bracebridge and a great boat trip on the Lady Muskoka. The day concluded with a supper at MacDonald's in Orillia. Dick and Ione (Dunn) Braun from San Francisco visited for a few days at her cousin's Walter and Audrey Wright. While here they enjoyed seeing other cousins of the area. Rev. and Mrs. Dale Davis con- ducted a retreat for the Youth Group at their cottage on the weekend. While they were away the U.C.W. capably took Worship at the regular time on Sunday morning. Jean Adams conducted the service assisted by Oney Gould, Linda Bradburn, Mavis Brodie, Helen Bradburn, Ruby Van Camp, Barb Byers and Louise Swain in various roles. Mrs. Pat Beech of Greenwood was guest speaker. She delivered a fine message on Making Use of . Our Opportunities, , , , ...