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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1975 News of interest from Blackstock area On August % the Senior Citizens sponsored a bus trip on Dorrell Buslines to Ban- croft where they visited the Bancroft Wollen Mills Outlet and the Eagle Nest Lookout. They stopped at the Ponder- osa at Peterorough for supper to complete a lovely day. Winners at the weekly Sen- ior Citizens' card party on Tuesday evening were: first' Mrs. Pear Day, second Jim Latimer, third Mrs. Grace Bradley, fourth Harold Mec- Diarmid, fifth Miss Hazel English, sixth Mrs. Reid Cook, Low Mrs. Florence East. Another beautiful wedding was "solemnized in Black- stock United Church on Sat- 'urday when Elizabeth Thompson became the bride of Chris Dowson. The recep- tion and wedding dance was held in the Centre. Mr. R.H. Heaslip, Milton, spention the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- Camp and on Sunday they were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn VanCamp and family, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lgrm- er, Doug and Craig attenued the silver wedding anniver -sary-of -Mr.-and-Mrs.-Allan McDugald of Fullerton on Sunday. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Harold Larmer and to Mrs. Russell Larmer on the Recreation - passing last week -of their sister-in-law Mrs. Gordon Avery of Little Britain. Last Sunday the annual Toms picnic and get-to-geth- er was held at the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Harvey Graham and family with members of the clan from various neighbouring areas attending. Eileen McLaugh- lin was ip charge of the "'sports program. Mrs. Wilbert Archer visit- ed her sister Mrs. Cook at Beaverton on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell, Darcy, Annie, Mel- ody and Lisa of Charlton spent last weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms and visited other rela- tives in the area. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Bilbey, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickson visited Bancroft where they visited Mr. Les Brown who is build: . ing pyramids to use thi theory to improve the soil of the area. Students leave for universities Blackstock is fortunate j having so many of its We people off to places of higher learning throughout the province. I shall attempt a list but feel even before I begin that seyeral names will be omitted - just because Municipality of Muskoka. Bond Towers 44 Bond St. West Oshawa, Ontario Telephone: (416) 576-2870 Ontario Ministry of Health New OHIP office | serves district residents A new Oshawa Ontario Health Insurance office is now open to serve residents, physicians, and other health practitioners in the following areas: the Regional Municipalities of Durham and York; the counties of Haliburton, Northumberland, Peterborough, Simcoe and Victoria; the District The new Oshawa District Office is at: Po Office hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday Hon. Frank S. Miller, Minister. Ny \ > I can't keep track of all of these young folk. Please let me know at 986-4257 any details of any such names so we can complete the list. Janis Dorrell-Carleton Un- iversity, Ottawa, Economics and Law; Cheryl Wright- Western University, London, - Natural Science; Heather Dorrell-Teachers College, London; Marie VanCamp- Western University, London, Secretarial Science; Elaine Wright - Mohawk College, Hamilton, Early Childhood Education; Leslie Wright- Carleton University, Ottawa, Journalism; Dale VanCamp, University of Guelph, Guelph; David Larmer, Un- iversity of Guelph, Guelph; Mary Lou Malcolm-Seneca College, Toronto, Nursing; Wendy Lee-Seneca College, Toronto, Nursing; Alice Carnaghan-Seneca College, Toronto, Nursing; Debbie Swain-Seneca College," Tor- -- onto, Nursing; Janice Craw- ford-University of Guelph, Guelph; Cordell Keuning- Centennial College, Scarbor- ough, Legal Office Adminis- tration; Ken Crawford, Ron Bradburn and Marilyn Duff are all in second year at Durham College taking Legal Clerk; Peggy DeJong- Institute of Medical Technol- ogy, Toronto, X-ray train- ing; Paul Kristensen-Water- loo University, Mathematics Cathy Gunter-McMaster Un- iversity, Nursing; Susan Thompson-Queen's Univer- sity, Commerce; Michelle Robinsbn-Career Canada, Toronto, Dental Assistant Course; Eleanor Wright- Queen's University, King- ston; Linda McLaughlin Bradburn-Teachers College, Toronto; Floyd Asselstine- Trent University, Peterbor- ough; Marlene Bray Assel- stine-Sir Sandford Fleming, Peterborough; John Wolfe- University of Guelph, 4th year Science; Ivan DeJong- Agricultural Science at Guelph. 'Mrs. Alma Fowler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford at Sea- grave. Cathy Paisley entertained - a number of little friends on Sunday to celebrate her seventh birthday. Mr. Carl Wright returned Meet and hear , Clare Morrison "Liberal Candidate for DURHAM 23 0 ~ LIgGWPHEON @ ay GARDENS | Thursday, Sept. 11 12 noon FEO Ly Phone 985-7087 985-7134 Te TH home from Oshawa Hospital 'on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Doug Bilbey left for their home in North Carolina on Sunday after spending considerble time with her mother. After a very uneventful summer in the Institute work Blackstock Women's Insti- tute met at the Community Hall on the evening of Sept. 3 - with Mrs. Shortridge presid- ing. The meeting opened in the usual manner with the Ode followed by the Collect. The Roll Call, "A Hobby I enjoy' was answered by 14 mem- bers. Mrs. Margaret Van- Camp read the minutes of the June meeting and Muriel Hoskin presented the treas- urer's report. A lengthy digcussion was held concprning the Insti- tute's part in the upcoming Plowing Match. Invitations were accepted from- Solina and Janetville W.I. as well as tickets and pens to be sold for the District's 75th Anni- versary. Mrs. Gladys Thompson was in charge of the pro- gram under, the theme Cultural Affairs. The Motto, There is no need of dispan minds as' well as dispan "hands. A good display of crafts was enjoyed by all. Dora Martyn gave a demon- stration. Mrs. Roy Taylor presented two amusing read- ings - Jim Brown's Sister's Wedding and The Telegram. Mrs. Ruth Wilson gave a contest about items found on the dining room table. . -0 Canada and lunch con- cluded another fine meeting. PN Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petch and family, Aurora. . The Evening Unit of the UCW met at the home of the President Joan Thompson. Worship service was con- ducted by Donna Kyte. Plans were finalized for the Candlélight Dinner with A and P to be held on Sept. 25 . at 6:30 at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Tickets at $1.50 were distributed to the members. Lunch and a social time was enjoyed by all present. Mr. Reg. Parsons, Mr. and ¢ . Mrs. Bruce Parsons ands Bruce Jr., Altoona, Penn- sylvania, were weekend guests of Rev: and Mrs. V. Parsons and family. Congratulations to David Adams whose Apoloosa Filly won Grand Champion Mare \it Pine Ride Apoloosa Show in 'August and placed Re- -serve Grand Champion. at Uxbridge Fair on Saturday. Blackstock Prize List had an important filly on its cover, didn't it? £5 102 register at Cartwright. HS On Tuesday, September 2, 102 students registered at Cartwright High School. The students have held their elections for the Students' Council for this year with the following results - President Cindy VanCamp, Vice Presi- dent Wilma Wolters, Secret- ary Cindy McColl, Treasurer Anne Marlow, Social Con- venors Janis McLaughlin, Paul Larmer. Class repre- sentatives - Year 5 Bryan Nicholson, Year 4 Terri Rob- LS ' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly - ||" - and girls were Sunday i Country, Payments Too High Need Extra Cash Too Many Payments g@ inson, Year 3 Louise Van- © 1 Camp, Year 2 Laurie Howe, Year 1 Chip Green. ¢ There are no changes in .*- staff this year, so all of the following teachers are back on duty - Mr. Gordon Paisley Principal, Mrs. Pat Procun- ier, Miss Susan Sheen, Mr. Ray Ashton, Mr. Dave "Payne, Mr. Eric Fletcher ¢ ® and Mr., Randy Scott. The school secretary is Mrs. Gail Mason, the school caretaker ts Mr. George Schmidt. 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