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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 20, 1977 Blackstock News by Mrs. Pat Fletcher Mrs. Margaret VanCamp, Mrs. Velva Bailey, Mrs. Muriel Wotten and Mrs. Mable Cawker enjoyed the 80th Anniversary celebra- tion of the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario on Wednesday at Bingman Park near Kitch- ener. It was 80 years ago that Adelaide Hoodless formed the first Women's Institute. Mr. Gord Paisley, Craig and Cathy, Mrs. Neil Bailey and Tara Lynn and Mrs. Howard Bailey visited Howard Bailey at Kilcoo Camp at Minden on Sunday. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor and Betty Jane at their cottage on Gull Lake for a barbecue on their return trip. * Mr. Merlin Bailey of Lon- don visited relatives in the area recently. Several from Blackstock attended the 25th Wedding Fatality almost instantly, and Kul- share was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital. Ridout, in Oshawa Hos- pital with undeterminded injuries, had arrived in Canada two days earlier for a vacation and was driving a car owned by his fiance. He was alone in the vehicle at the time of the crash. Cpl. Morris Nimigon and Cost. Dave Cook investigat- ed the accident. Women attend FW. 80th anniversary Anniversary party in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Reg. Rose on Saturday in the Parish Hall, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Gerald's Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gilmour on Saturday which took place at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilmour. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlow and Anne visited Fred Mar- low at Kilcoo Camp at Minden on Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ralph Larmer, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larmer and Craig and Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls attended the reunion of the Oshawa Presbytery Y.P.U. executive on Sunday at the cottage of Miss Marg Pellow at Echo Bay on Lake Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Weir, Janet and Jim and a cousin Shawn Harrington visited Russell Weir at Kilcoo Camp on Sunday. Mrs. Reg Boundey and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms were Sunday Dinner guests of Mrs. C. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Samells and Wendy of Peterborough were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Samells. - Winners at the Citizen weekly card party with 19 tables were: 1st - Jim Latimer 95, 2nd - Myrtle Wagner 84, 3rd - Bernice Gibson 83, 4th - Verna Smith 83, 5th Susie Harris 82, 6th - Roy Ego 81. Low - Florence Archer. = ASAE RA An - . Rs , af ay : , \ 4 > a I : Scugog fish low in contaminants Environment Ontario is issuing a series of bulletins to provide Ontario residents with the most up-to-date information on environmen- tal quality and any enviro- mental conditions which may pose a hazard to health. Analysis of alleye, large mouth bass, small mouth bass and carp from the | TRIANGLE WHY DOES / BEARE MOTORS - SEND THEIR CARS TO ; ZIEBART FOR RUSTPROOFING? i SO THEIR CUSTOMERS WILL ; GET ZIEBART'S EXCLUSIVE OF TRUST" Scugog River, both up- stream and downstream of the town of Lindsay showed acceptable levels of PCBs and a range of agricultural pesticides.. No trace of the chemical Mirex "could be detected in any of the fish sampled. The Ministry of the En- vironment advises that all four species of fish from the area are suitable for unre- stricted consumption. PCBs were detected in some fish sampled, down- stream from Lindsay, all well below the advisory level of 2.0 parts per million. Earlier sampling of fish for mercury in Lake Scugog and Sturgeon Lake, situated upstream and downstream from Lindsay, revealed mercury levels within the acceptable limit of 0.5 parts per million. These lakes will be sampled again this summer as part of an on- going contamination moni- toring program by the Ministries of Natural Resources and Environ- ment. LLU DUD TT Considering ALUMINUM SIDING AU AWNINGS - SHUTTERS - WINDOWS - DOORS Although the cities are pushing north, many of the country roads in and around Scugog Township still offer a beautiful view to the wanderer. This particular road, in the Chalk Lake area, is covered by an umbrella of boughs and leaves and simulates a tunnel as one journeys through. PPE PEROT RRC ORT ROEDER RRR RR SLAUGHTERING PONTYPOOL $4.00 OFF WITH PRESENTATION OF THIS AD E | IF CUT AND WRAPPED ON OUR PREMISES. E eo Cutting & Wrapping - 9° Ib. o Quick Freezing - 2° Ib. o Beef Killing - *8.00 a head 1 Concession South of Pontypool On Manvers 2nd Line, 2 Mile East. = Orono: 983-5894 Oshawa: 725-4245 E ey rr CONTACT US NOW FOR GUST INSTALLATION SOFFIT - FASCIA - TROUGH CASH & CARRY For Be icing DO: IT-YOURSELFERS Products Port Perry! Auto-Truck Rustproofing it HWY. 12 & 7A - MANCHESTER 985-8631 J 1076 1IERART INTERNATIONAL CORP Le Authonzed Dealer CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM * 9537 A -------- &H