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i. + LT ct Ot on pt 9m -- ng arr age Gr mma i A a 14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 17, 1993 'Congregation bids fare Blackstock News I. Kelly | I ap RA A RH NAR Sh lees emceed the program. The Blackstock Sunday School sang: What a surprise party was held on Sunday afternoon to honor Rev. Dale and Anita Da- vis on the occasion of their up- coming retirement. What began with a carriage ride to church, in the beautiful carriage drawn by the dappled grey team driv- en by Glenn and Steve Grove in their great outfits, developed into a great event. An overflow congregation had many former residents who had returned for the party. Dale and Anita were driven by the carriage for a tour of the village and taken to the Recreation Centre where a large number had assembled. A bountiful lunch was en- after which Richard Blackstock Choir sang several songs they had composed for the occasion. Colin Beal repre- senting the Anglican Friends brought greetings. The Nestle- .ton Sunday School presented a rap, followed by a skit by the Blackstock Stewards 'and U.C.W. Greetings were brought by the Chairman of Oshawa Presbytery, Rev. Don Stiles, to Several presentations = were os 2 made - a handmade quilt de- Joye MacKenzie and Dennis Yellow- tela | 085-8783 poommunity re Centre A dy NOTICE OF APPLICATION . | TO THE | ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD BY THE | CORPORATION OF TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG FOR AN ORDER TO AMEND THE BOUNDARIES OF TWO WARDS TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog has applied to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to subsection 13(2) of the Ontario Municipal Act, R.S.0. 1990, . Chapter M.45, for an Order to: 1. Reduce the size of Ward 1 by removing certain lands (Poll 8). 2. Create 1 new Ward (5) by adding the above Ward 2 and dividing Ward 2 approximately in half. Tey All of which is more particularly described in Resolution No. 93- 270 of the Corporation and described and illustrated on' the attached map. : Any person interested may, within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog, notice of his or her objection to the approval of said application, together with a statement of the grounds of such objection and stating that if a public hearing is held, he or his agent will attend to support such objection. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the proposed alterations of boundaries but before doing so may appoint a time and place when any objections thereto will be considered. Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an objection and who have left with 'or delivered to the undersigned Clerk the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent. If no objections are received, the Ontario Municipal Board may proceed to alter or fix the boundaries in "accordance with the application without holding a hearing and no further notice will be provided. The last date for filing objections will be AUGUST 31, 1993. Dated at the Township of Scugog this 10th day of August, 1993. Earl S..Cuddie, Administrator/Clerk Township of Scugog P.O. Box 780, 208 North Street FE -- two songs. The Nestleton con- gregation presented a skit as. did the Blackstock Session. The" Dale and Anita at this time. gue signed by the ladies of Nestle:: ton United and worked on by Caesarea) held last Saturday Name missing "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" | at the fair to make several per-. ~formances. Young: people, are reminded of the Frog Jumping i Somes that will be held at the most of the women of the - evéningin Oshawa atthe Cana- dian Corps. ix 'Best wishes are extended to Jacqueline (Jackie) Strong and Robert Hill who were married at a lovely wedding at Black- stock United Church on Satur- day. afternoon. The reception and dance followed at the Rec- 'reation Centre. Congratula- tions!: rr 'Last week Dalton and Kath- leén Dorrell; Stuart and Helen Dorrell, and Roger and Ethel Dorrell of Brockville, 'along "with all of: their families, en- charge, a drawing of Nestleton United Church, a Memory Book of the eleven years in the charge and a cheque for "lots of mon- ey". The combined choirs of the two churches sang a number, followed by everyone singin "Go Now in Peace" conclude the program. Both Dale and Anita expressed their apprecia- tion for the gifts, the best wish- es, and for the fun day in their hopor. fy i Bétter health is swished for two of our; Tesidents : he are currently not very well, Jennie 'Bailey at home and Herb Swain in Port Perry Hospital, Two of our local ladies cele- brated special birthdays recent- ly and were honored at surprise parties by their families. raine in the Cobalt area in northern Ontario. Keith and Wilma Van Camp and several members of their family also joinad the oup. : » ileen Van Camp, along wit Noreen Malcolm was the Catherine Corden of Port st of honor at a surprise \ 1 ho "Perry, enjoyed a three week va- birthday party at the home of cation in Switzerland. They her daughter and son-in-law . / f stayed with Bernie and Martha Mary Lou, and David Kellogg" Riederer and their daughter, and family-at Welcome. Family : and friends had gathered to honor ~~ Noreen. Gwenyth gang Janet Van Camp and fami- Thompson was guest of honor Jy and attended many events in at the home of her son Bill Blackstock. Catherine and Ai- spent several months with Dale Thompson of Lindsay when a _Jeen visited pauch of Switzer- ~ number of family and friends 'Jang and aléd toured Rome. A . gathered to surprise her with a delightful holiday. 8 party to honor her birthday. Many happy returns, Noreen gpent last week in western Can- and Gwenyth. ada. Harvey was attending Many from this area enjoyed meetings in Calgary while Joan the 40th anniversary of their yisited her brother Larry Ho- friends Joan (McGill) and Merv giin "at Lake. Louise, where Brisco of Whitby (formerly. of gayghter Cheryl - Graham joined them. Fi . 'The Directors of the Black- stock Agricultural Society met for- the Augus s _ Thursday evening. Plans were from Mi SS Teen finalized for the Evening of Mu- ' sic with His" Majesty's 'Men, A sponsor's name was inad- vertently missed in the Miss 'Teen Toronto article which ran in the August 10 edition of the "evening, Aug. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rec Centre. : Setup for the fair will be on Monday evening, Aug. 23, be- ginning 'at 7 p.m., when all as- "sociate: directors are 'expected Port Perry Star. "to come to help. Any interested : Local photographer Char- Coty members" will be otte Hale of Big Shots spon- Welcome. ~~ sored contestant Karen Black, An entertaining horse will be | MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings. - 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Lake Scugogg Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry .- STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. "399 Queen Street, Port Perry Co Offersa = en "Child Enrichment Programme" for children 1 ths to 5 , for art time available. Hours 6:30 am to 6 pm For futher information call 985-0800 -- 33 . VN NL "y > AER Amadeus .~ A > 1766 4 . Seafood & Steak House | § = 1180 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa 436-9333 or 436-9065 . IE "OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK Banquet Facilities Available pr EVERYDAY DINNER SPECIALS « Roast Prime Rib Beef (Can. Grade A) ANY SPECIAL FORONLY. &_ =. "New York Steak & Shrimps $9 99 . [J ----- _.. + Fresh Seafood Plate - |X $i joyed a holiday at Camp Lor- surprised Melanie Wright on 'Myrtha. Last summer Myrtha Harvey and Joan Graham. from Lions Head; -Kanat ~ Fenelon Falls, Oshawa, Bow- manville and local areas. = t meeting on + which will be held next Sunday * 985-7391 | e yo " ER ~ class will i fast!! i -~ +. 8 Recently Nariey and. Bob Bryans hosted the Second An- 8 ou Pathos of their friends from Silk Oak Lodge Park in Clearwater, Florida. About 25 enjoyed the visit; sharing, the past months' news. Some at-" tended from London, Grand' Valley, Burlington, Toronto, "Oshawa and their own family aswell. BT . Several friends and relatives Saturday evening on her big 30 "birthday held at Harold and Melanie's home in the village. Many happy returns, Melanie!" There were 10 tables at the Tuesday evening card party with the following winners: Vel- ma Johnson, Ruby Cochrane, Eileen Warder, "Richard 'Manns, Bernice Loudfoot, Dor- "is Hill and Jackie 'Strong. Lucky draws were won by Ber- nice Appleton, Freda Ashton, Norman Rohrer, Roy Werry (two) and Eileen Warder. - On a lovely Sunday after- noon, 35 members. of the late Ina and Jim Bryan's family gathered for the first time and enjoyed the afternoon visiting, swimming and giving the little ones an opportunity to get to know each other. A -delicious 5 pot luck supper was enjoyed. embers of the family came nata, / Marie and Cecil Gibson, Ge- -rald. and Joyce. Kelly enjoyed last "Sunday afternoon with Kerry. and Ruth Umphrey at their home in View Lake. A * "boat trip on Lake Scugog fol- lowed by a delicious barbecue dinner made a fine day. Much banter was heard. Basics of acting will | be subject of sessions A series of acting classes for young people, aged nine - 14, . will be offered by director John H. Foote. The sessions will ex- ~ plore the basics of acting, use of imagination, movement, and voice in performance, all geared towards young people.: | Foote, currently directing the TV film Memories In Black Granite, greatly enjoyed the youth sessions he taught last year. : : "They (the kids) give a whole new meaning to energy," he ex- lains, "the classes are meant to befun." " Productions by the Millar Lights so impressed Foote he decided to teach kids once a year in a non-musical theatre atmosphere. Using various theatre games, improvisations and story-telling creations, Foote hopes to give the kids a chance to stretch their creative muscles and imaginations. The sessions begin Tuesday, Sept. 14, running every Tues- day until Oct. 19, times are 7 "pm. to 9 p.m, All classes will take place in the Magonic Hall, costis $60complete. ~~ To register call 985-0611, you must register to attend, all kids accep will be taken but h , this {Call 0611 now!! 95% on a first come, first serve basis. A maximum of 30 pA ----------