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Ee ER EO A ---- a yt rea 1 1 EY pert A A LF) CE PENS Set V ny Sn NA oH , yA * "TIARA TS A PLATS TH EAL) > SNRIVIR 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednes by Mrs. Pat Fletcher The weekly Senior Citizen Card party was well attend- ed with 16 tables. Winners were: Ist - Mrs. Pearl Day 89, 2nd - Harold Swain 78, 3rd - Will Forder 77, 4th - Aylmer Ploughman 77, 5th - Hazel English 77, 6th - Betty Ringham 75. Low - Cindy VanCamp. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy entertained Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mount- joy and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilbank and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kyte and Mr. Hocken to celebrate Mr. Hocken's 93rd birthday Congratulations. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Van- Ryswick and family on the passing of Tinas father on Sunday. Glad to hear Lorne Hos- kin is feeling much better and hopes to be home from Oshawa General Hospital soon. Diana Fletcher is coming along fine following her eye operation on Wed. at 'the Sick Children's Hospital. = Rev. and Mrs. Philip Romeril arrived from Guernsey on Friday and will be guests of the Pais- ley's until after the wedding. : Jean Trewin, Jean Ma- haffy, Maxine Hoskin and Elaine Bailey enjoyed Mon- day at the Royal Winter: Fair. Weekend visitors with Mrs. W. Archer were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Archer and Kimberley, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Don Fleming, Janice, Paméla and Scott, Oshawa. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence to help celebrate Walter's birthday were Walter, Heather and "Caroline, Toronto; Robert, Jane and family Newtonville; John and Teresa and family, Port Perry; Laurie and Georgina Gallant, Oshawa; and Tom and Ursula Happe, Toronto. There will be a dance held at Club Annrene on Dec. 4th " ER SFU Tal oy ' gSU REA SLANRN ei T Ww Wwe ht A ERNARET LE TERA SUR ATER ERR ORAS IAN to raise fey to help assist the Boy Scouts from Cartwright go to P.E.I. next summer. Please watch for the coming events. The Mother's Auxiliary held their Christmas Bazaar on Saturday in the Town Hall and it was most successful. } Several local people attended. the Durham county Junior Farmer's banquet and dance held at the Blackstock Recreational Centre on Saturday evening. The dance was enjoyed to the Organ Music and songs by Irwin Smith of Port Perry. : Malmont Farms Sales Arena was officially opened on Fri. Nov. 19 at 12 noon. A large crowd was present to see the ribbon cutting ceremonies followed by the '"'Malcolm Debut' Sale. Some 350 neighbours and friends attended the Barn 'Dance at night. Neil and Noreen Malcolm honoured the Malmont Farms Jets 1976 Champs by presenting each player with an engrav- ed plaque. Coach Bob Parker and Manager Bob 'Ryan replied for the Jets. There was also a calf auctioned off by the band leader Rick Johnston. Mrs. McGriskin of Blackwater was the buyer with Dot McFeeters of Bobcaygeon the runner up. A buffet lunch, coffee and birthday cake were enjoyed by all. The November meeting of the sON.O.was held at the home of Norma VanCamp with 22 members present. Following the Oct. minutes and correspondance the treasurer gave the report. Motions were passed to make donations to the 'Hos- pital Auxiliary and the Lady Snowbird Hospital lift for the nursing home. Since no members are free to under- take another committee, it was agreed that we con- tinue our past policy of gifts to those in need at Christ- mas and that we decline membership in the Scugog Planning Committee. The MARIPOSA 1. Planning & Contro 3. Recreation Funds EXPERIENCE: + 4 years as Reeve «19 Years previous On December 6th, Vote for Reeve J. PARLIAMENT who stands for 2. Maintenance of Essential Services « 11 Years on Council AAAAAAAAAAA AZAAAAAAAAAAAA LAA AANA AAA daa AAAAANA AAA AIF ELECTORS lled Development to be placed in budget School Board Experience AAVAAAANAAANAAN VAAAAAAAAN] GER tA AN AY EEN Ll SELENA ol EE WPA PRL RT AN ZEON Ea CNS WL) SENT E ¢ SRF SY VEN day, Nov. 24, 1976 Blackstockand areanews Sd AX RA n ARAN tickets for the 0.N.O. New Years Dance are to be $12. per. couple and O.N.O. members are asked to pay for their tickets at the Dec. meeting. Following 'roll call, gifts for the Nursing Home and beefs and bouquets for 0,N.O., Norma and her group served a - delicious lunch. A large' community shower was held on Friday night in. Blackstock Recre- .ational Centre. The couples who were honoured were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Minshall, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Short- ridge, Mr. Dennis Romeril and Miss Cheryl Rahm. Chairman for the shower was Blake Gunter. A most enjoyable program was presented with a piano solo by Sharon Bailey, a trio by Gladys Thompson, Jean Kyte and Eileen McLaugh- lin who sang several numbers accompanied by Linda Kyte on the piano. Cathy and Craig Paisley, Tara and Howard Bailey and Fred Marlow entertain- ed with a skit, piano solo by Lauri Bailey and Roy Mc- Laughlin entertaine@ with several selections on the violin. Blake presented the couples with an envelope of money. Lunch was served which brought a most en- joyable evening to a close. The organizational meet- ing of the Ladies Curling Club "was held Monday morning at the home of the President Ruby Parsons. Teams were drawn for this year's curling. Anyone in- terested in joining the club please phone Ruby Parsons before Dec. 6th at 986-4933. Teams are all presently full but more- rovers will be welcomed. A 'meeting for all the Blackstock Ladies Curling Club will be heid at Rec. Centre on Thurs. Dec. 9th at 10:00 a.m. Mr. Marwood McKee was able to be home for the weekend and returned to Oshawa Hospital on Mon- day. Weekend callers of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee were Mrs. Alvin Bruce and Miss Marjorie Bruce, Port Perry, Mrs.Lawson and' Bruce, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bruce of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor of Enniskillen, were Friday Luncheon guests of Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls and Mrs. Courtney Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rodman and family of Little Britain. Grand Champlon Bird of the Royal Winter Fair. id Winner of 'the best standard type of nearly 5,000 poultry; the Rhode Island Red, bred and owned by Brunton Farms of Port Perry. Pictured here, Royal Honorary Chairman Alfred Ahiers presenting the Bickle Trophy to Dave-(left) and Art Brunton, grandson Mike Brunton proudly joined in. Well deserved award for local breeder For Art Brunton, of Port Perry, 50 years of work with chickens paid off recently when he was awarded the Grand Champion Bird award at the Royal Winter Fair. Winning this award has been a life-long dream for Mr. Brunton, as he has been raising Rhode Island Reds since the age of 14. It was in 1974 that his dream almost - became a reality, winning the Reserve Championship at the fair that year. Although having been in- volved with chickens since the age of eight,,it was in 1942 that Mr. Brunton start- ed his own hatchery. Prior . to that time he operated on a small scale but by then he had expanded and _his hatchery produced 8,000 chicks during the year. Art has received many honours for 'his numerous contributions to the poultry industry, but his most un- usual came after sending five dozen hatching eggs by air to the government of Pakistan, and asking that gthey accept the eggs as a gift from Canadian farmers. -. He was surprised a short time later when he received a call from Ottawa advising him to report to the Pakis- tan Embassy in Ottawa the next day. In Ottawa he was presented with a beautiful hand-wrought silver tray, FOR COUNCILLOR-AT-LARGE -- Elect -- JOEPODRES v Previous Municipal Experience v Energetic : 'v Dedicated to work undertaken * VOTE MONDAY, DECEMBER 6th ADVANCE POLL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. fe LH 4 A i £, & decanter and six silver cups as a gift from his Excellency Al-Haj Khwaja Nazimuddin, governor-general of Paki- stan. The presentation was made in the presence of some. 500 dignitaries of many nations. Dave Brunton, Art's son has been a partner in the business since 1946 and the '] award made at the Royal Winter Fair is the culmin- ation of years of hard work ° that have finally paid off. Art does not expect they will. win the award again, but when. you're raising champion calibre birds like the Brunton's are...there is a good chance that they could repeat the achievement. JOHN Councillor WARD 4 (Cartwright) Dear Friend: Township. member of the local forall concerned. to call me anytime. WOLTERS | December 6th is an important date in this community. It. is Election Day, .in Scugog Since | am a Candidate for COUNCILLOR in WARD 4, CARTWRIGHT, | would like to give you a few particulars about myself. My name is John Wolters of R.R. No. 1, Blackstock. | am 46 years of age and with my wife Tina and five children run a dairy farm just off 7A Highway. We have lived here for 18 years, and have thoroughly enjoyed living in this locality and have taken an active and keen interest in the welfare of our great community. Organization and leadership is nbt entirely new to me. At present | am involved in the Blackstock Fair Board as President, Chairman of the Durham Milk Committee and am a Parks Board. | thoroughly enjoyed participating in these activi- ties and have sincerely attempted to play a meaningful rof® in these organizations. We at present are encountering some crucial times in which major decisions have to be made. | would like to be given the opportunity to assist in every way possible. to make this community a better place in which to live and shall use my discretion to the best of my ability Please come out and vote on Election Day - | sincerely ask you for your support on December 6th. My telephone number is 986-4303. Feel free Advance Poll on November 27th at Blackstock. Please make it a point to attend the All Candidate Meeting to be held in the Blackstock Recreation Centre on Thursday, November 25. Yours truly, have JOHN WOLTERS