The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

First aid and C.P.R. courses to be offered af Nursery School BLACKSTOCK NEWS BY JOYCE KELLY On Saturday evening a large number of Junior Farmers and former Junior Farmers enjoyed the annual Banquet and dance held at the Newcastle Hall. This was in celebration of 75 years of Junior Farmers in Durham and included reviews by several past presidents over the decades. The quartet and square dance group which were each provincial win- ners in the past demonstrated that time had not taken away the talent. The evening concluded with a dance to the music of Ross Jackman. The Nursery School annual Valentine Dance held on Saturday evening at the Blackstock Recreation Centre was a great success. The large crowd enjoyed dancing to the music provided by Dennis Franssen amid the Valen- tine decorations. Recently Ken and Chris Hunter of Scarborough along with her mother Mrs. William Cowan en- joyed a Sunday afternoon visit with Grant and Ruth Thompson. Mae Jennings and Ruth Johnston attended Toronto Normal School in 1923-24 and have kept in touch these past sixty-six years. Cecil and Marie Gibson were Sunday afternoon visitors of their former neighbour Mrs. Madeline Brown in her home in Oshawa. Her many friends in this area are happy that Madeline has pro- gressed well following hip surgery. Dorothy Venning and Harold and Betty Barnett returned home on a very stromy Thursday even- ing from a fabulous holiday in Arizona where they toured the Grand Canyon and other sights they also visited Las Vegas where they tried out the various machines. Be sure to ask Dorothy about how they work. June and Bob Petch of Aurora, Harvey and Joan Graham of Pur- ple Hill, Rob Graham of Brooklin were Sunday evening dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kel- ly, Elaine and Esther. Most university and college students are enjoying a few days a week for Reading Week - a rather poorly used term as it can usually be questioned how much reading is done. All members of the Blackstock United Church are invited to return for hot dogs and hot chocolate following the Family Skating Party to be held at the arena during Public Skating on Sunday 2-4:00 p.m.. Family Skating on Sunday afternoon is a very popular feature of Winter in Blackstock when members of all age groups can be seen enjoying this favourite activity. Blackstock United Church com- munity was well represented on Tuesday morning at Port Perry United when Dr. Sang-Chul Lee Moderator of our Church visited for Breakfast. U.C.W. The Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. met in the Church meeting room on Tuesday after- noon, Feb. 13. There were thirteen ladies in attendance. Before the formal part of the meeting began we were given Valentine Crossword puzzles to fill out just for fun. This activity was under the direction of Thelma Wright. Marion Larmer, our new Unit leader opened the meeting by reading "Thoughts from the Church Moderator." This reading indicated that global solidarity becomes a real possibility. Next was the roll call, answered with many informative ways to "Keep Fit."" Next Thelma Wright gave a talk on Christianity in a Multi- faith World. Several ladies par- ticipated in the 'Interfaith Dialogue." An appropriate hymn "Walls That Divide" was sung while For all your NEW or USED CAR NEEDS with excellent service, contact sales rep., JEFF KROONENBERG PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 288-8474 or [res.) 8585-3925 VALMED HEALTH SERVICES INC. Foot Care Services in Your Home (J (416) 433-1494 MARGARET SCOTT Certified General Accountant Over 16 Years Experience Bookkeeping Small Businesses T'4 Preparation Personal and Corporate income Tax 985-3508 FRALICK'S BEACH R.R. 3, PORT PERRY RONALD D. BRIDGEWATER, Ba. Lis. LAW OFFICES 38 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8491 -- providing 14 years experience in -- REAL ESTATE -- INCORPORATIONS FAMILY LAW -- WILLS -- ESTATES Grace Hall directed. This was followed by an inspiring topic given by Grace with the theme "Christ is our Unity"' She explain- ed that in the Greek language there are three words tor love. Love between David and Jonathan was brotherly or phillia. This also describes the love which Ruth had for Naomi. Love bet- ween lovers like Jacob and Rachel was erotic. There is also love of God and love for those who cannot give anything back. Grace closed by reading the 86th psalm. Mention was made of a pre- marriage workshop on March 10, when plans were made to serve the meal. Florence Larmer read a poem entitled, "The Legend of the Raindrops," Dora Martyn, secretary read the minutes of the last meeting which were approv- ed. Following offering the meeting closed with the benediction. Reported by Kathleen Watts Two games of Floor Hockey were played on Tuesday evening. The Blackstock Bruisers defeated the Red Team 8-7. Scorers for the winners were Mike Leach 3, Brent Donnelly 4, and David Gainey 1, and for the Reds were Adam Vivian 4, and Dave Walker, Jonathan McCourt and Luke Car- naghan 1 each. Great goaltending was provided by Mike Leach, David Gainey, Jonathan McCourt and Luke Carnaghan. In the second game the Yellow team outscored the Red Team 22-7. Craig Rountree scored 14 goals, Jeremy Wilcox 5, Ryan Peters 2 'and Jim Chapman 1 while Dave Walker had 4 goals for the Red along with Ben Stephen- son, Ken Orr and Churck Chap- man 1 each. There were 8 tables at the week- ly card party with the following winners - 1. Jim Emerton, Myrtle Gimblett, John Archer, Richard Manns, Carl Gimblett, Kathleen Watts and Low - Charlie Camp- bell. Draws were won by Stan Wright, Kathleen Watts, Paul Mucha, Ross McRoberts, Kay Beggs. A certificate First Aid course and C.P.R. certificate (in infant and juvenile C.P.R. as well as adult program) is to be held at the Nursery School. A minimum of 12 people are required for the course. Anyone interested call Ellen Beale 986-4502. OAK - PINE - MAPLE - EURO KITCHENS VANITIES COUNTERTOPS Cultured Marble CE Cuisine Expert up to 40% OFF M.S.L. We Install. Visit our Showroom. OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 416)852-7722 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 20, 1990 -- 23 crearour SALE New 1989 GMC "S*" JIMMY 4 WHEEL DRIVE Sierra Classic styling, 4.3 litre V6 engine, automatic transmis- sion, AM/FM cassette, cruise control, on/off road tires, full new vehicle warranty. Stock 97163. Original Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price: $21,918. sxe 319895. Less $1000 Factory Cash Rebate OR 10.9% Financing for 48 Months! are woveps rd New 1989 GMC TRACKER HARDTOP UTILITY 4X4 1.6 litre electronic fuel injection engine, 5 speed manual transmission with overdrive, on/off road steel belted radial tires, high back reclining bucket seats. Only 2 remaining in stock. No. 97370 and 97429 samen 313526. EACH Less $500. Dealer Cash Rebate! New 1989 GMC TRACKER Soft-top Convertible 1.6 litre electronic fuel injection engine, 5 speed manual transmission with overdrive, on/off road steel belted radial tires, highback reclining bucket seats. Only 1 remaining in stock. No. 97451 WINTER $ | CLEAROUT RETAIL PRICE ... ] Less $500. Dealer Cash Rebate! Advertised Rebate Program expires Feb. 28, 1990. BPEIIL BP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474