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. Presents Diploma To Blackstock Couple Presentation of the very esteemed Service Diploma to Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp by Victor Maicoim, retiring president of the Blackstock Agricultural Society. This award is presented by the Agricultura: Societies of Ontario for extraordinary service to a Agricultu- ral Society and active community life. Mrs. VanCamp has been a member of this Society for nearly fifty years, her husband not quite so long. Mr. VanCamp has held every office of the Society at some time. Together they acted as Sec-Treas. several years ago. Both Mr. and Mrs. VanCamp still are very active in the organization of each Blackstock Fair. Blackstock News last Wednesday morning on [irs Arnold Taylor and Betty The regular W_I. card party on Wednesday night attracted 13 tables with the following winners: High Lady - Mrs. W. Hopps 2nd - Mrs. E. Harris, Men's High- Wm. Forder 2nd - Earl Prescott Lucky Draw - Mrs. V. Bailey. The next uchre will be on February Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor, Enniskillen were Tuesday din- mer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright. Miss Nancy Harness and Mr. Fred Pawiey, Oshawa were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly On Wednesday, a team of local curlers, Keith VanCamp, Gerald Kelly, Herb Swain and Gerritt Brinkman attended 1.0.0.F. Bonspiel at Little Britain and were successful in winning the trophy On Saturday two rinks of Blackstock curlers, Herb Swain, Keith VanCamp, Har- old §=6©Swain, Murray Byers, Roy McLaughlin, Harold Mc- Laughlin, Vernon Asselstine and Merrill VanCamp partici- pated im the Farmers' Bons- piel at Port Perry Curling Club and report an excellent time. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Thomp- son and boys attended a farmmaly gathering in honour of Rick's grandmother, Mrs. Har- ris of Pickering who was celebrating her 75th birthday on Saturday Mr Courtney Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Elizabeth, Eleanor and Elaine were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Reg. Boundey, Port Perry Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer. Bowmanville Sunday dinner his parents, Mr Wilbert Archer Weekend guests of Mr and) Mrs. Roy MeLaughilin and Debbie were Mins Joey Rog- ers and Mr. Dennis McLaugh- lin, both of Guelph University guests of and Mrs Sunday guests were Mr. and) Lioyd Rogers, Clarkson, : Mrs Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte, Karen and Jason Congratulations to Trewin Farm Equipment on winning a trip to the Grand Bahama | @ islands for fine saleamanship | i, *Lioyd and Earle Trewin left! Murray. were! hold their the Township Hall, Blackstock this trip. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rick Thompson and family were hosts to a snowmobile party and demostration of their new Apollo machine. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, | Mr. and Mrs. Gienn Hulbert, Miss Eleanor Thompson and Mr. Charlies Hewis, all of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis, Brooklin and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lane, Port Perry. Glad to report that Mr. Charlies Smith has returned home from Port Perry Hospi- tal and that both he and Mrs. Smith are now recuper- ating at home. Mrs. Ida Tay- lor is now a patient in Port Perry Hospital and we all wish for her improved health. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. J.A. Johnston on the passing last week of her sister- indaw Mrs. Rowland of Mill- brook. Some of the older residents will remember her as Lizzie Johnston who lived im this area until the time of her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mont- gomery, Hampton were Sun- day guests of Mrs. J.A. John- ston Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Argue, Bowmanville were Sunday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wotten and family. The 4-H groups will be soon beginning their spring The Blackstock two Club leaders, Mrs. Henry Wotten and Miss Carol Wotten will first meeting in on Saturday, January 30, 9:30 11:30 AM. All girls who will be 12 by March who | wish to attend the Saturday morning club will be most | welcome at this opening meet ing. | Om Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Drew and Mrs. Edgar Horn, Oshawa were | evening dinner guests of Mrs. Roy Taylor. Sunday evening dinner quests of Mrs Taylor | were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trew-| Port Perry, Mr. Dave Wotten, j Enniskillen, Mrs. Garnet Cresswell, Mr. and' dane. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- Camp called at the MacKey Funeral Chapel, Lindsay on Friday to pay respects to the} late Mrs. Annie McDowell of Janetville who passed away in her one hundred and first year. Continued on page 7 } not as colourful as usual and For the third time since the new year, we find our selves offering sympathy to people living right here in our community. This week our thoughts are with Mr Wm. Pearson and his son Wm. Jr. whose wife and mother passed away a week ago tonight. The funeral was held at the McDermott-Pana- baker Chapel on Thursday. Our village has just had one of its most ear-splitting week-ends in some time. Ap- parently all the carefree characters from these parts decided to go snow mobiling on the Nonquon. One couple whose machine was idle (Mr. & Mrs. D. Hunter) were in Scarborough ' visiting Mr. and Mrs. Murray Richardson. Mr. & Mrs. B. Wanamaker were at home too entertain- ing Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Lowry of Orono. Baskets of flowers were placed in the church on.Sun- day in memory of Mrs. Wat- son and Mrs. Pearson. With the Guides away win- tercamping, the choir was the boys didn't attempt an anthem. We suppose they will all be on hand this Fri- day evening, Jan. 29th when this junior choir (believe it or not) are sponsoring a euchre in the church base ment. They expect everyone to support them. Our juniors are surely get- ting themselves involved. On Wed., Feb. 3rd the Guides & Brownies are having a Tup-| PORT PERRY STAR-Wednesday, January 27, 1971-§ Me Seagrave News perware party with the pro- ceeds going toward their work. The girls would like to see a good crowd so come along ladies. The reports given at the annual congregational meet. ing were encouraging with all departments apparently in good financial condition, There were some changes in officers but all are filled ex- cept the job of church trea. surer. Any volunteers? At SS. the beginners class "stole the show" as. usual with their little action song hand Mrs. Gladys Short re- membered her birthday money. REMEMBER The new "deadlines" Display advertising of lar- ger size, articles, reports from meetings, etc., 5 p.m. Monday. Classified and smaller dis- play ads not later than 12 noon, Tuesday. SEAGRAVE, ONT. BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates -- FREE -- Manchester News Mrs. Dolly Roberts and David visited David's mother Mrs. G. Conboy of Toronto on the week-end and attended the Ice Follies. Mrs. Ruby Roach attended the Campaign Seminar of the Canadian Cancer Society held in the Westbury Hotel on Saturday and Sunday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric VanNorman of Keswick. Mrs. Maude Crozier & Mrs. A. Roach attended a-miscel- laneous shower held for Miss Susan Roach a bride to be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Isoki in Rexdale on Friday evening. The parsonage committee of Scugog Pastoral Charge held a meeting at Grace Church on Mon. evening of this week. The business of redecorating and any altera- tions was left, pending if and when a minister is hired to take over the charge. BERO 985-7027 GET BETTER Quality, Value and Service tor /our Food Dollis Blade Bone Removed CANADAS FINEST -- Red or Blue Brand Blade Roast 69: LEAN TENDER Short Rib Roast + 73: MAPLE LEAF R.T.S. Boneless Dinner Hams MAPLE LEAF Small Li Pork Sausage » 95 ink Pure Pork ib. Tray Pck Ib. 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