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12: PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 7,1993 by Albert Putsey The Hall Board meeting was stponed to this Thursday, ee. 9 at 8 p.m. to allow people to attend the Blackstock meet- Ing last Thursday. Everyone welcome. The Firefighters had a good turnout for their turkey roll Saturday night. We all had a great time. Thank you, fire- fighters. . The Pineridge Horticultural Society are having a pot luck supper this Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 8 p-m. followed by their meeting. Boy, do I like attending this and can they ever cook! Don't forget your odds are 10,000 times better buying a 650-50 draw ticket from P-A-R-K Assoc. than a 649. They are aiming for $300 split. Tickets at Sunnyside Market. A sign or saying of the week: "Why wait for the hearse to take you to your place of worship?" from an Oshawa sign. | Spoke to Dave Dietlein Sun- day and he reports his blood count is at its lowest level, which he says is normal, two weeks following the last treat- ment but he's happy everything is following the proper order. (0 3 ( ) THEFELUNG ASSOCIATION SARI N= DON et? ett T= ZNO 71 ANN Y -- 1994 Golf Privilege Book When you purchase The Lung Association's Golf Privilege book for only $25 you have the opportunity to play at discounted rates (usually 2 for 1) at over X) public, private and semi-private courses across the province. Funds raised from this program will be used to continue research into lung disease and to conduct local community health programs. Some restrictions apply. For more information contact The Lung Association in Oshawa at (905) 436-1046 He's still weak. Blackstock Meeting Dec. 2 A very well presented and proposed plan of redeveloping the fairground was submitted to the public. The township, with over 40 per cent of the tax- es in arrears at the present time, have no money, but by ex- changing properties for cash they can bring this redevelop- ment into reality providing they get provincial grants and the lo- cal residents come forth with the balance needed either in money or labour-sharing pro- grams. Marilyn Pearce submitted six alternative plans and they are -asking the local public for feed- back. Plan No. 1 contained two baseball diamonds, one with lighting, track left for fall fair and car demolition derbys. Out- door basketball court. Youth playground equipment area, car parking and beautifying the front of the building. Plan costs: Provincial $175,000, Township $150,000, local residents $25,000. As we went through the other five plans, they were downgraded to correspond with costs. "Scugog's gommuny Newspaper of Choice" Our community was sad- dened with the passing last week of one of our esteemed sen- ior citizens when Herb Swain died after a short illness in Bow- manville Hospital. The funeral which was attended by a large number of relatives and friends was held Saturday afternoon. Sympathy is extended to daugh- ter Miriam and Bob Bennett of Peterborough, Don and Louise Swain and Ralph and Joan Swain of Purple Hill along with his four grandchildren Lorrie, Stacey, Brett and Scott Swain. Word was received of the passing of Blackstock native Rev. Clarence Ferguson of Al- berta. Funeral services will be held in Alberta. These two men spent many of their growing up days together in this area at the Fora Oli _-- » ° R - 0 ° 0 2 / 8 { 1 ~a 1] -~- : A ? = < °c NZ | >. =' = TE --- - ) a= = ; = ¢ = _---- When the holiday party menu is in your hands. turn to someone you can count on. Kentucky Fried Chicken® the holiday crowd pleaser. 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Vern's busy lifestyle will un- doubtedly be slowed down when he recovers from these injuries. Donna and Stephen Kyte were guests of Alice and Jim Waldriff and family of Water- down on Friday evening and Saturday. On Friday evening Tony Waldriff and Stephen en- Joyed attending a semi-formal dance in the area. There were 12 tables at the Tuesday evening card party with the following winners: Earla Hill, Teresa Berkers, Les- lie Johnston, Ruby Smith, Nor- man Rohrer, Elwood Manns and Jackie Hill. Lucky draws were won by Mary Poots, Char- lie Stapleton, Carl Gimblett, Gord Finney, Charlie Camp- bell, Don Cochrane and Carl erguson. Quite a number from Black- stock enjoyed the Variety Night at the Nestleton United Church on Friday night. Several local attractions as well as a number of guest performers made an ex: cellent program. Congratulations to Stacey Swain and Jennifer Byers who both did so very well in the an- nual Ladies Lead and Wool Class at the Royal Winter Fair. 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