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a ------ 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 26, 1989 by Rob Streich Look out Scugog, October- fest is coming to Blackstock on October 13. © . The Cartwright Lions are bringing the European Festi- val of Polka, sausage and beer to the Blackstock Community Complex. The Lions hope to make this an opportunity to have fun, create community spirit and raise money for the Rec, Complex air conditioning sys- tem. Organizer Merrill Van Camp cautions everyone to More from Ashburn (From page 30) Chrissie McKinney, remember- ing all those dedicated members who have departed from us, throughout the years. Mrs. Margaret Davis ably ex- pressed thanks, on behalf of the class to everyone taking part, and presented our guests with a small token of our appreciation. The singing of "Blest be the Tie that binds" brought our happy evening to a close, followed with the Benediction by Rev. McEn- trye. I am sure we will all look back to this evening with many fond and cherished memories, giving thanks for all we have ac- complished through the years, and eager to continue for many more. Brooklin Horticultural Society will meet on Wednesday evening of this week at the -Brooklin United Church. This will be a full evening with the Chrysanthemum and Vegetable Show, with a total of 44 classes. This is your last chance to compete for another season, so select your best, and hopefully you will carry home many prizes. All entries are ac- cepted from 6:30-7:45. The bulb sale will begin at 7:30, to keep the meeting from running too late. If you want a select choice of bulbs, plan on being there early. An ex- cellent assortment of bulbs are available to you, with over 25 varieties of tulips, 15 varieties of narcissus, 7 hyacinths, 5 wild tulips, 4 alliums, at least 10 types of minor bulbs, and a selection of species narcissus. Our thanks to Ken Brown for making these available. Ken will show slides of individual cultivars as well as giv- ing tips on planting and maintenance of bulbs in the garden, also tips on forcing bulbs for mid-winter enjoyment. Each person attending will have a chance to participate during the workshop portion of the program. Next Sunday is World Commu- Karisme Communications WORD PROCESSING TYPING FRENCH TRANSLATION 192 QUEEN STREET (above the Post Office) KARA WARBURTON Bus: 985.0300 Fax Service: 985-9357 Res: (705) 328-2465 bring a good pair of shoes and a healthy appetite with them to the celebration. For one night only, the are- na will become a dance floor for up to 700, and the recreation centre will be a dining room and refreshment centre for all those thirsty "Polka people". Fresh German Sauerkraut is being imported by the bucket for this event. There will be mashed potatoes and pretzels to accompany the meal. The D.S. Park performers from Cadmus, will be bringing fresh, hand made sausage nion Sunday. Special Thanksgiv- ing Service on Sunday, October 8th Sat. 11:15 a.m. Burns Anniver- sary Services on October 15th at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Plan to join with us, as we celebrate the 140th anniversary. Mrs. Annie Hamilton of Belleville and Mary Pigden, Madoc, visited Grant and Sheila Parrott recently. Last Sunday Grant and Sheila attended the an- niversary service at Wick Presbyterian Church. along with them. They also promise to play and perform traditional Folk Dances for your pleasure. Local merchants are sup- plying door prizes for the event, Gemutlichkelt Is how the German s explain the s seems to be alive In every Octoberfest celebration. spirit to the Recreation complex on October 13. Gat advance tickets are avallable from any Cartwright L Merrill Van Camp at 986-4346. including some special awards for best costumes. This licensed event prom- ises to give everyone a tradi- tional ""Oom-paa-paa"" experi- ence. Children are welcome Oktoberfest ist Wunderbar in Blackstock accompanied by an adult. Get a group of friends to- gether and come to Blackstock to enjoy the spirit of fun and fel- lowship always present at Octo- berfest. b 2 ense of fellowship and festivity that Blackstock Is bringing some of that her your friends and plan to attend - lon, at Blackstock merchants or call Canada Post Corporation wants to expand its services in your community. New Retail Postal Outlet Canada Post Corporation is seeking a local business in PORT PERRY to offer expanded retail postal services under contract. The retail postal outlet will offer the sale of postal products and services as part of the local business operation during regular business hours. The retail postal outlet will complement services offered by the existing corporate post office. 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