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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 28, 1992 - 19 a A = A AOU SCO There were 10 tables at the weekly euchre party on the I ar evening with the follow- ing winners: Faith Lawrence, Grant Bright, Annie Fee, Velma Johnston, Ross McRoberts, Jean Porrill, and Ruby Cochrane, low. Lucky draws were won by Doreen Ferguson, Grant Bright, Merv Storie, Charlie Campbell and Doreen Ferguson. e lower number of tables indicates the number of residents of this area who have taken off to the sunny SSympath ded to M pathy is exten o Mar- SOR Don Green and family on the sudden passing of Mar- jorie's father Mr. Percy Honey of arkworth on Wednesday night. Funeral service was Warkworth on Saturday. Next Monday, Feb. 3 the regular Parents Meeting of Cart- wright Central Public School will be held at the school. Topic of the meeting will be further ussion of the report recently sent home to the parents. All parents are welcome to attend. Rev. Victor and Ruby Parsons of Colborne were last Monday noon lunch guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly. While in the area they called on several other friends. Sorry to report that Murra Coates fell on the ice last wee and broke his hip. He is hoping to be transferred from Oshawa Hospital to Port Perry. Belle W , Hector Shortridge, Frank and Jennie Bailey all remain as tients in Port- Perry Hospital. b Leach has been released from his stav in Port Perry Hospital. eld in We wish all these folk improved health as soon as pobbile. The Durham East Junior Farmer annual banquet and dance will be held in Nestleton Hall on Feb. 8. The banquet takes the form of a pot luck dinner with music provided for the dance by Raymond Massie. At the regular morning church service at Blackstock United the executive of the United Church Women were introduced and in- ducted by Rev. Dale Davis. Scrip- ture was read by incoming presi- dent Ruby Van Camp. The final stained glass window depictin the life of Jesus was dedicated. This window, depicting Jesus in the Temple as a boy, was donated by Roy and Shirley Turner in honor of their good friends Hector and May Shortridge who have been tireless workers in the chur- ches for many many year. On Thursday syening the an- nual meeting of the Blackstock Agricultural Society was held in the Rec Centre with an excellent number of members in attendance. President Dale Van Camp welcomed everyone after whic Merrill Van Camp said grace. A delicious pot luck dinner was enjoyed. ice president Leah Frew in- troduced the head table and the many guests present. President of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies, Guy Scott! Treasurer of OAAS John Lester, District 4 Director Dave Simser: District 4 retirin Homecraft Representative, an Attendance excellent at Agricultural Society meeting 0.A.A.S. Junior Convener Elizabeth Peeters; Secretar of Convention and O0.AAS. Homecraft, Betty Lester and R.O.S. Barbara Weese all brought greetings. Lawrence Van Camp, vice president introduced our own Craig Larmer who presented an excellent travelogue with an in- formative commentary telling of his trip to China. He certainly pointed out the differences in far- ming in Asia and here in Canada. Dale Van Camp reviewed the Jeans activities and expressed is appreciation for such ex- cellent co-operation by all the directors and associates of the society. The financial statement as presented by treasurer Joyce Kel- y showed an excellent financial year along with the purchase of two capital pieces of equipment. Chairpersons of all the commit- tees provided reports of all the sections of the fair and other ac- tivities. What a busy year we had. Marilyn Green at this point was introduced by Lawrence and then she presented an excellent talk il- lustrated by fine slides of her Junior Farmer exchange to Ger- many last summer. Trophies were presented as follows: Byers Trophy to Joe Wilson, Champion Junior Holstein to Bob Hoogeveen and received by his father Peter Hoogeveen, Best Holstein Herd to Frank Barkey and the Field Crop Com- petition to Youngfield Farms and received by Ben DeJong. 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