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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 25, 1992 Annual Blackstock Fair set for this weekend Blackstock News by Joyce Kelly Fair week certainly started out in excellent manner with the program on Sunday evening with the Torchmen, a -gospel singing group from St. Cathe- rines. A large crowd thoroughly enjoyed the music and the an- tics of this fun-loving men's group. Those who missed the evening certainly were the los- ers. Preparations will be under- way all week for the community centred Blackstock Fair on Sat- urday with the Demolition Der- by on Friday evening. Any members of the community who are not directly involved are in- vited to come to the fair grounds to help with the countless set- up tasks any evening. Wes Pearce celebrated his 91st birthday last Saturday with a party of 17 relatives in attendance at Haugen's. Wes has now taken up residence in Room 24 at the Port Perry Villa. He certainly does enjoy visitors. Happy birthday. Mrs. McArthur of Peterbo- rough will be visiting Black- stock this Saturday (fair day). Any friends who wish to see her may call at the McArthur/ Martyn home from 2-4 p.m. On Sunday afternoon a Tripp family picnic and bridal shower was hosted by Jackie James at the beautiful new home of Todd and Lori-Lee James in honor of Angela Nogg and her groom-to- be Corey Barr. About 60 family members attended. After Ange- la and Corey opened the many beautiful gifts, they thanked everyone for the best wishes and gifts. Dolly and Ken Lee has had Dolly's sister Carol spending a few days with them. Sympathy is extended to Carol on the re- cent loss of her husband. Over the weekend Peter and Anne Vanderheul visited their son Boyd Vanderheul who has moved from Newfoundland to Ottawa. There were eight tables at the Tuesday evening euchre party with the following winners: Ruby Smith, Lorna Swain, Merv Storrie, Norman Rohrer, Doreen Ferguson, George Harper and Ruby Cochrane. Draws were won by Norman Rohrer, Charlie Campbell, Reta Storrie and Lorna Swain. Helen Bradburn has just re- cently returned from an enjoya- ble DeNure Tour to the Mari- time provinces with her friends Jean Slemon, Dorothy Beach and Ann Taylor. This is a very popular trip as Lorna Edgerton and Bessie Crawford had en- joyed it during July. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the L PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 "tisbeces Daniels, 15, ane her brother Scott, 16, are doing extremely well in thelr plano studies. Rebecca, who has been taking lessons from Janice White and has been studying plano for seven years, scored a perfect 100 in her recent Grade 2 theory exam. Scott, a stu- dent of Paula Copithorn who has been studying piano for eight years, also did extremely well in his Grade 2 theory exam, scoring 99 on the test. Both Rebecca and Scott are un- sure of where their studies will lead them. They plan to continue their studies, but don't forsee a career in piano. Residents take advantage of sunny days to enjoy outdoor activities Everyone appreciated the fi- nal weekend summer and praised the fact they were not in Florida or southern Alberta with hurricanes and snowfalls. For a couple of weeks we no- ticed our mail delivery being later than ususal. But we soon learned our faithful mail car- riers Clara and Joe Dowson were taking a two-week, well deserved vacation. The Port Perry Star 188 Mary Street, Port Perry w/! The Port Perry Star is pleased to announce that we will be publishing our 2nd Annual \} What's Cooking? Cook Book We invite residents of Scugog and surrounding areas to submit their favourite recipes in the following categories: + Desserts » Soups & Salads » Main Dishes + Vegetables + Low Cal » Appetizers ¢ Christmas ¢ Seafood Dishes ¢ All entrants wall be eligible for our FREE draw. 3 winners will be selected at random. Win one of 3 prizes 7) donated by Country Style Donuts, The Creative Basket or Mother Jackson's Open Kitchens. Please submit recipes neatly printed or typed, along with your name & telephone number (telephone numbers will not be printed) Recipes printed are on a first come first serve basis sa 88 sa 282s areata hate pea I EO ES BR A RR RAs SE Scugog Island News by Reto) Recides AAA AAASAARLS AAAS ALAS SAAS SSSA Sl A A SA dS After 14 years, they decided it was time to again visit Clara's brother and his family in Bre- ton near the Edmonton airport in Alberta. Although he and his wife farm a little they live in the town. Joe drove the tiring trip but they enjoyed perfect weather and a score of changes. It was great to have a family re-union with Clara's brother and his wife as well as their daughter and her three children from is under way. Mr. John Foster Patrol Supervisor Telephone: (416) 985-7467 Ministry of Transportation On'ario [49 [adele dondo? | Vin fe -- ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE ROAD REPAIRS The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) will carry out construction work along the Highway 7A Causeway at a location approximately 750 meters east of Water Street (Port Perry). The work involves placing rock and granular material around three pipe culverts for slope stability and erosion control. Traffic delays can be expected during the construction period of August 24, 1992 to October 1, 1992. For safety reasons, and to avoid conflicts with work crews, the public is requested not to fish in the immediate area while this work Your co-operation is greatly appreciated. For further information, please contact: Peace River, and another daughter still at home. Since their return they've had the company of their only eight-year-old grandson as he preferred that to travelling with parents. Social events for the present seem to have been set aside while families consider the ex- hibition and plans for the ex., and beginning of school and col- lege. Ministére des Transports