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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 20, 1992 Plans underway for Spring | aebie Fashion Show on May 20 by Joy A ES Our area lost one of its very respected citizens - with the passing of Douglas Sleep last unday. Doug had suffered poor health for several years but al- ways maintained his very cheerful outlook on life. Sympa- thy is extended to Pat and Clin- ton, Brian and Trish and their families as well as his mother and brothers and sisters. Many activities are planned for the next few weeks - Plans are underway for the Spring Fashion Show on Wednesday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Black- stock United Church. Adults: $5; students $3. Proceeds to U.C.W. Lunch served. On Thursday evening May 21 the Nursery School Open House and Registration will be held at the Recreation Centre from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. For more infor- mation call Karen Kadowaki at 986-4263. Next Friday evening, May 29 the O.N.O. Club will be sponsoring Rodd Beatties Wingfield Farm's presentation to be presented at the Rec Cen- tre. Missed from last week's re- port of the O.N.O. news - Fol- lowing the visit to Bill Lish- man's home the interesting evening continued back at Har- vey and Joan Grahams where we enjoyed lunch prepared by another neighbor who owns a successful eating establish- ment in Markham. Obviously no crumbs remained. While eating, Stan Wonna- cott, another neighbor and member of the police force capa- bly answered multiple ques- tions on house break-ins, home security and general police in- formation. Business was short. Swim program will be organized for July in the new future. Rod Beattie tickets are going ex- tremely well. If you have not booked May 29 for this perfor- mance, phone Aileen Van Camp immediately. Thanks to every- one for a very interesting, infor- mative and fun evening. Gerald and I returned home on Monday evening from a fabu- lous holiday in England, Scot- land and Ireland. We spent the 18 days with young people and their families whom we have hosted over the years through Girl Guides and Junior farm- ers. During the holiday, I en- a A RRR Blackstock ce Kelly News AEN joyed attending a W.I. meeting in Ireland, touring some schools with an Attendance Counsellor while Gerald tried his hand at ploughingin England. A community shower is planned in honor of Maggie Sag- er bride-to-be of Brian Van Camp for Sunday, May 24 at 1:30 p.m. at Blackstock United Church at 1:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. The Blackstock 4-H Club will be held at Blackstock United Church on May 21 at 7:30 p.m. "A Walk On The Wild Side" - all boys and girls 10-21 are wel- come. There were 12 tables at the weekly card party on May 12 with the following winners - Muriel Butson, Doreen Fergu- son, Dorothy McDiarmid, Myr- tle Gimblett, Kathleen Watts, Elsie Pogue and Theresa Berk- ers, low. Lucky draws were won by Roy Werry {2}, Florence Larmer, Bill Mantle, Ken Flint and Marg Wright. Winner of the 50/50 draw at Men's Choir reminded | === - sented an award as Parent Vol- C.C.P.S. Parent's Group was Vince Hartford of Oshawa. Stu- dent seller was Ryan Peter. Congratulations. Best wishes to Richard Avery son of Lawrence and Berta Avery and Tammy Rank who were married on Saturday, May 16 in Milverton. Heartiest congratulations to Shirley Dingman who was pre- unteer at the Annual Dinner and Awards Night of the council for exceptional children on May 12. Shirley has been a very spe- cial and willing parent volun- teer for several years at Cart- wright Central Public School. an award very much deserved. Congratulations Shirley. On Sunday May 3, David Ford VanCamp was baptized at Blackstock United Church. For this special occasion he wore the same christening outfit as did his father 37 years ago. A family gathering was held after the service at the home of David's parents, Dale and Janet. At- tending were Cecil and Helen Ford, Valerie VanCamp, Mer- rill VanCamp, Jean Mabhafly, Aileen VanCamp, Keith and Wilma VanCamp, and Myrtha Riederer from Switzerland. of mandatory practice ROPER RS Ry We didn't hear much com- plaining about this holiday weather. It was sure great for fireworks. I guess I was pushing the men too early to start their beards. Anyway it was a good chance to practice. As Koy Walker Smith says everyone must start with a clean shave as he tries to persuade our mayor to show an example by getting a fresh start. Another challenge for men 1s a men's chorus on Father's Day, June 21 at the Island United Church. Therefore this will re- quire attendance the Thursday night before practice. So please plan to keep this time free. There are many group meet- ings in the Island Church in May to prepare for June. So Port Perry Counselling Services MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, 462 Paxton St. Maureen Salkeld, B.A., M.Ed. - PYCHOTHERAPY - _ MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELLING - - DIVORCE MEDIATION - 985-0757 - STRESS MANAGEMENT - - DAY OR EVENING - Call 434-6161 Robert J. Gow MUTUAL FUNDS / Invest Wisely | ROBERT J. GOW RICHARDSON GREENSHIELDS lave ment advisors Lo Canadian enterprise snd enterprising Canadians 12 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario L1H st A a -------------- (TORONTO LINE) 683-1081 keep them all in mind. Since I first heard them many years ago I have never forgotten the words of this Chinese prov- erb: If there is righteousness in the heart, there will be beauty in the character. If there is beauty in the character, there will be harmony in the home. If tirere is harmony in the home, there will be order in the na- von. When there 1s order in the nation, there will be peace in the world. Truly there is wisdom in the East. (But not real peace). A Ashbur News by Florence Ashton BE eT oro Toke or eee ALL AL AREAL, RS SE SSS USB 35 STS, The monthly meeting of the Ladies Bible Class met at the home of Joan Knight on Wednesday, May 13. On Wednesday Mr. Doug Ashton visited his aunt, Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Orangeville. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Theo Knight visited with their daughter, Elaine Ewing and new grandson. Our sympathy to the family of Walter Leiter on his passing. Walter lived in Ashburn for many years before moving to the Port Perry Nursing Home. Mrs. Florence Ashton, Mrs. Muriel Fisher and Mrs. Marga- ret Davis have returned from a visit to Florida in Holland. I am sure Florence will have more to tell you about next week. "Scugog's Community Ne r of Choice" a ¥ ey Soap Shirley Dingman, a parent volunteer at Cartwright Central Public School was selected by the Council For Exceptional Children to receive a CEC Certificate of Recognition. The award was for her outstanding contributions as a parent vol- unteer at the school. 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