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a JPA Win lI 0% " 4" NR 4 SOLER 2 FAT GY TR RR SA A PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 22,1977 -- 11 . Blackstock and area news of interest "Ay Mrs, Pat Fletcher . _. Congratulations to' David DeVries who' gradulated with a. certificate. from the "Baby Sitting" = course recently. So sorry for miss- ing your name last week David. Annoucing a Blackstock Summer Crative Craft Program: From July 11 to August 5: Place: Black- stock Rink; boys and girls ages 8 to 14 years; Activi- ties will include; leather work, basket weaving, macrame, knitting, crochet- ing, beadwork, paper mache and much, much, more. Fees: $1.00 per week or 25 cents per day; lunch time supervision provided; for advance reg- istration . phone 986-4933 June 24 or 25; Director: Janet Parsons; program partly financed by Scugog Council grant. Fees are for craft supplies. Fathers Day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harld McLaughlin and family were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Toms, Mrs. C. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Brad- burn, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bradburn, Oshawa; Mrs. Keith VanCamp and family, Mr. Denis Werry, Kenron; and Bill St.John, Port Perry. Justice Mdme. VanCamp joined 'Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp and Aileen, Mr. Jack VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kemp and Jeffery, and Mrs. Margaret VanCamp for the family picnic at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saywell. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van- "Camp entertained their - parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dowson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp for Fathers Day on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Swain and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swain entertained Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain on Satur- day evening in honour of their 40th Wedding Anniver- sary, at Ed's Folly in Toronto and later toured the C.N. Tower. Congratula- tions Mr. and Mrs. Swain. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Toms and Rhonda of Toronto were Sunday visit- ors of Rev. and Mrs. Victor Parsons and family. Closing exercises of the United Church Sunday School on Sunday included promotio ns at the Sunday School followed by the family picnic at the Black- stock Park. « Each teacher conducted games and races for their, own group followed by a pot luck lunch. . This closes Sunday School till © Fall, Congratulations to Mr. ! and Mrs. David Malcolm (Joanne Wolters) who were i married on Saturday at ©. Nestleton United Church. Miss Sheen, Anne . Marlow, Janet Parsons, 2 Betty Jane Taylor and Katie Schmidt left for Germany and France on a 3 week Educational trip. They are attending various schools there. °K Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brad- burn and Donald attended Mr. and Mrs. Ross Whit- fields 25th Wedding students who took part weére: Grade 1 - Jennifer Jeffers, Diana Fletcher, Jason' Kyte, Tracy Stani- land. Grade 2 - Carla Adams, Karen Kyte, Karen McKelvey, Leanne Mec- Kinzey, Cathy Paisley. Grade 3 - Cathy Clark, Lori Cole, Ernie Ellis, Valerie Fennema, Dan Jeffers, Erik ~ Kiezebrink, Jennifer Kuipers, Craig Paisley. Grade 4 - Howard Bailey, Kevin Ferguson. Grade 5 - Cheryl Dinaut, Darlene Ellis, Angela Kiezebrink, Lisa "McKinzey, Marlene Parsons. Grade 6 - Yvonne Fennema, Susan' Mec- Dougall, Grade 7 - Sharon Bailey, Tracy Blayone, Alan Ferguson, Eleanor Kuipers, Mary McKelvey, Patricia Sleep. Grade 8 - Debra McLaughlin. Guest artist was Bev. Simmonds who gave two beautiful Retirement gathering Hundreds of friends and Associates gathered at the Scarborough Civic Centre on Thursday, June 16 to honor Anson Taylor on his retirement as Director of Education for Scarborough. From - the surprise journey from home by school bus, complete with band, for Anson, Irene and family friends, to the final item on the programme, the evening was one of surpris- es for the honored guest. Anson's_many- years of service (40 in: all) were recognized by associates, civic leaders and summed upby the Hon. Thos. Wells, Minister of Education, who reminded Anson that, although retiring, his expertise will still be called upon in many areas. Hanging from the galleries were post-size -photographs of interesting events in Andson's life. One of these was a school photograph taken at Egypt Public School, his first teaching experience. One of the speakers remarked that the student-teacher-ratio in that school was consider- ably lower than that now permitted. Anson's qualities of warmth, sincerity and integrity were mentioned by all the representatives of chers', parents', main- tenance and associates' groups. Many gifts were presented, ranging from rod and reel to colour TV, stereo and speakers. Anson's gracious wife, Irene, received a bouquet of flowers as a reminder of the affection in which she is held. In his reply, Anson re- viewed the changes in the school" system during his years of teaching, and paid tribute to his staff and associates. He has not lost any of his keen zest for living and his enthusiastic drive for excellence has not diminished--retirement will Anniversary 'with other be a productive one for relatives in Mississauga on Saturday. Mrs. Linda Kyte, A. Mus. Paed., R.M.T. held two very successful recitals on Thursday "and Friday evenings. The Blackstock Occupying seats of honour were his Mother, Mrs. Roy Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Blackstock; Irene's niece; Mrs. Ellen (continued on page 13) numbers throughout the program. Winners at the weekly Senior Citizen Card party with 19 tables were: 1st - Ethel Gibbs 85, 2nd - Jim Latimer 82, 3rd - Dick Gibbs 81, 4th - Earl Prescott 80, 5th - Freeman McCullough 79, 6th - Weir Swain 75. Low - Carl Avery. Baptism Service was held on Sunday at the United Church when Valerie Swain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swain and Andrew Dowson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dowson of Port Elgin were christened. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie: Swain, Mr, and Mrs. Brian. Mountjoy and family, Mrs. P. Carriere and Garry, Janis Jeffery, Jerry Pedwell and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Romeril were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swain and Valerie following the christening of Valerie. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dowson, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dowson and Andrew and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson and Susan following the christening of Andrew Dow- son. Scugog Shores Museum is happy to announce that Mrs. Alva Thompson will be demonstrating Hairpin lace on Sunday June 26th from 2 until 4 p.m. The evening unit of the U.C.W. met June 15th in the gardens of Marion Carn- aghan. We all enjoyed a leisurely stroll through the beautiful flowers, trees, and shrubs. After paying a visit to Mrs. Carnaghan's indoor plants and admiring her beautiful violets everyone returned to the home of Barb Byers for our business - and lunch. Judi Mountjoy read the minutes of the May meeting which were adopted as read. Sharon Essery reminded everyone to save their egg cartons, cardboard rolls, plastic bottles and scraps of embroidery cotton, material and yearn. These items will be used by the Vacation School the second week in August. Joanne Lee brought us up to date on plans for the Bazaar and Fashion Show. Children from our commun- ity will be modelling clothes from: the children's Boutique on Wednesday, September 28th. Beginning at 7:30 the adults will be modelling clothes from "The Country Village and Country Classics'. Judi Mountjoy led the worship on the topic "NOW". The poem and article read were based on Stephen Leacock's state- ment, 'Life, we learn too late, is in the living, in the tissues of each day and hour." 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