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§ Ae ph I Lay AN SRE PET, News Hom Blackstock and area | (continued with the singing of O Canada Trophy presented by Floyd _ conk, who passed away this on the new piano, --. Argue, went to the high week. - 4-H Homemaking Club School team of Paul Larmer, Winners at the Senior Citi- The 4-H Homemaking Club Doug Larmer, Jack Gunter ® zens card party with 20 tables were: 1st Betty Ring- ham 88, 2nd Ruth Wilson 83, 3rd Richard Manns 78, at Mary Harrison 77, 5th Ella Venning 76, 6th John Griffin 76. Low prize Mamie McGill. Women's Institute 'The April Meeting of Blackstock Women's Insti- tute was held in the Com- Achievement Day was held at Clarke High School on April 10th with 38 girls and 7 leaders attending. Congratu- lations to ValerieBedfordand Linda Duivenstyn who re- ceived County Honours and Cindy VanCamp for receiv- ing Provincial Honours, having completed 12 clubs. The girls modeled their and Colin Asselstine. Mixed Bonspeil Trophy donated by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and presented by Gerald Kelly went to the High School team of Paul Larmer, Cindy VanCamp, Colin Asselstine and Louise VarCamp. . Gerald Kelly thanked Bob and Betty Strong for a job Bd munity Hall on April 7. It Leisure clothes they had Chicken draws were won by being the Annual. 'Meeting 19 made in the club. The fall Brian Mountjoy, Doug la enjoyed our custom- course will be focused on Larmer, Jim Byers, Murray ary pot luck dinner. Meeting fitness, -Byers, Neil "Werry, Erne opened in the usual manner, Men's Curling Banquet Swain, Dalton Dor ode, collect and minutes of The Men's Curling Ban- Swain, Neily the last Wpeling, COITeSPOn- niet was well attended on ' Paul Lar New dence, and thank you's. Roll Saturday evening with 85 Fletcher. Minti ¢ call was answered by pay- attending. The banquet open- by Roy ment of fees for the next ed with the singing of 'O Secretary- _year. Reports 'from the (anada', The dinner was various convenors constitute served by the ACW ladies," Swainc ed the business portion of the 54 Merle VanCamp thank. Season meeting. An afternoon tea, ed the ladies for the delicious ing. rs. Merlin bake and penny sale, and a' ginner. First prize was don- ed the enter- "flower demonstration is be- ead by Mr. and Mrs. Merlin : hale r beautiful ing planned for Wed. April 21 Suggitt and prefented by Mr. slides re at 2 p.m. . Merlin Suggitt to Tom Dean, ( a Officers for 1976-77 are as Dave Hudshn, Jim Grieves, J follows: President Mrs. H. nd Dave Barr, Second prize Z U.CW. unit Shortridge, - Vice-President the home of Judi Mrs. E. Skelding, Secretary je general meet- Mrs. S. VanCamp, Treasur d Tuesday, April er Mrs. F. Hoskin, Pianist 7" figsed. A panel Mrs. L. Thompson, Dist current topics Director Mrs. >. Vangaug "And adult inter-. Public Relattohs' (ll be. presented. Bailey Fruit and 16 gn@\ and old are all ge | 12,50 ios 4 aining and {a *VanCamp, Hi place received ) crying towels and were pre- ed cation al 'evehin ing. The Vancamp, : ) 'Jsented by Merlin Suggitt 1 to s werg asked to p with McArthur, Brh i Danny Moore, Brian Mount- the Shorthorn Banquet on Mrs. R. Sreuch Je joy, Floyd, Argue and Gerald April 14. Mrs. Gloria Atkin. Bradburn. Meeting H) éd son gave a very interesting Kelly. Sb: CLEANERS 84 KING ST. WEST - BOWMANVILLE 623-5520 Men's Bonspiel Winter Coats Snowmobile Suits Drapes sin or Pleated We have available to our customers summer storage for winter coats. RUG CLEANING . COVER-ALL RENTALS SHIRT LAUNDRY | COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Our Agents in the Scugog Area are: ,. - SWEETMAN"S TAXI - Port Perry « COUNTRY STORE - Nestleton A C VARIETY - Caesarea ' TRAN'S GENERAL STORE - Prince Albert MARTYN"S STORE - Blackstock } ERDDAERA. ,; ry well done as caretakers. " inténg 2, : SI ib Ta 4 talk on rug hooking and everyone was very inspired with her talents, An Easter devotion was given by, Joan Thompson and a delicious lunch was served. Blackstock Public School 65 Grade 4 pup fis presented a concert consisting of the band, music, dancing, etc., under the "supervision of Mrs. Gwen Thompson, and Mrs. Keizgbrink. Parents and friends attended. Also Mr, Munro, Director of Ed- ucation for Durham Region and Mr.-Sutfon, Area Super- iy ou E90 (A Age in the bWTr gh School 'Open } ouse' On Thursday evening Cart- wright High School had their annual "Open House at the Recreation Centre in Rlack- stock. This is held upon completion' of Night School Courses offered through the High School and this year there was a new course offered in Dog Obedience Training which proved to be very popular. There was a demeonstra- tion in Dog Obedience and a new course to be offered next year, gymnastics. 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