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oN SP AT a --~ ore ry Can MN Di A Fr Shee. od es Fo ot Ls "ny AI aT v. ~~ SACRE fi ga a 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1979 Blackstock news by Bethany Schryburt Glad to hear that Mrs. Joe Bradburn returned home from the Oshawa Hospital on her birthday, Monday, January 8th. Mrs. Brad- burn's sister Crystal Fallis will be staying with her during her recovery. Couples Club of Blackstock will be meeting in the Smith Woods on the 20th of January to travel as a group to a movie showing in the area and then return to the Schry- burt home for a social time; call Beth 986-5015 to take: part in this event. Blackstock Curling Club is holding a Saturday Bonspiel of mixed curling on the 3rd of February. Cam Porter is in charge of organizing this event so if you're interested please give him a call or sign up at the rink in Blackstock. The weekly card party met on Tuesday evening with seventeen tables; winners were: 1-Hazel English-83; 2-Catherine Mackenzie-82; 3-Pearl Day-82; 4-Elva Van Camp-78; 5-Muriel Law- rence-77; 6-Myrtle Manns-76, and low Marion Bell. Board of Directors of the Blackstock Nursery School met at the home of Vice President, Margie Wray on Wednesday evening, January 3. Secretary report by Jackie Danter and Treasurer report from Joanne Lee, finished. the general business. Chris Rollo read two letters of resignation, from. Paula Lishman and Beth Schry- 'burt. The vacant spots were filled with Chris Cliff and Carolyn Morton after a vote by the directors. There was much discussion on the value of joining PCPC and a three year term of office for Direc- tors of the Board, both subjects were tabled for the time being. A new method of collecting penalty fees from participating parents missing their turn at the school will be tried in the future. Margie Wray will ask for the fee from the offender and keep track of who is to receive the extra pay for taking a turn which is not theirs. January enroll- ment shows a few vacant spots; the decision was made "DOR- JEAN "en, 187 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-8274 January Clearance 33s to 40% Off Doreen & Jean welcome you to come in any time. apsvrrd ov ¥ Monte Carlo UNISEX 4 HAIR FASHION ! CELEBRATES to advertise for new mem- bers. Thursday morning: Ruby Van Camp, President of the U.C.W. called a meeting of the executive planning committee, in the basement of the church for the purpose of preparing the yearly reports and nominations of chairmanships. Al and Pat Poirier of Sunrise' Drive served a dinner party on Saturday evening which specialized in French Canadian Cuisine, delighted guests were: Francis and Suzanne Rioual, 'Eric and Kathy Holder, Reg and Lois Keddy, Jerry and Jean Ravensdale and Elaine Morrison. Suzanne Rigual and family "have been thrilled to enter- tain her sister, Elaine Morrison of Sydney, Aus- tralia for the weekend, close to the end of her October- January stay in Canada. Elaine will now be returning to her patient husband in Sydney. Elaine and Su- zanne's nephew Brendhan Donaghee of Toronto was also a weekend house guest. Mrs. Pat Jones and son Jason were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lomax, Danielle and Brett and Karen's father, Wilf Westley left for Florida on the 25th of December and returned on Saturday, January 6th. While staying in Naples the morning temperature hit a low of 36 degrees, so tanned they are not, but the trip was enjoyable in spite of cool [3"ANNIVERSARY | As our thanks to past and future patrons, we are offering "Special Discounts" on all our services. rye eI TY Commencing Jan. 15 through Jan. 25, 1979, there will be for both men and womena 20% Discount on all Perms 4 and 10% Discount for all other services. = With our $38.00 and $45.00 perms, in addition to the A 20% Off, the customer will receive free of charge a Special Bottle of Shampoo or Rinse valued at $6.00 'While quantit y lasts. Senior Citizens enjoy 20% Off All Year. A Reminder: we have private, confidential men's hair replacement done by our expert. is | Happy New Year from 1 { Monte Carlo Hair Fashions | 108 Water St., Port Perry 985-3684 Marion - Utica area news '(From page 9) Fran Gibson, Elva Kydd, Nora Prentice. Men - Jim Gibson, Tom Seeley, Elmer Johnson. Freeze-out winners were Bruce and: Hazel Ormiston with Jim and Fran Gibson coming in second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Mr. Baker and Mrs. Mildred Thompson were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. Phyllis Clarke and family in Uxbridge. Mrs. Hillis Wilbur and Scott were in Havelock on Saturday with the Juvenile Hockey Club who were par- ticipants in their tourna- Manchester By Ruby Fielding Church Sunday, Jan. 14th, at11:15 a.m. Rev. C. Clarke in charge. Mrs. Josephine Bain has returned home after spend- ing two weeks with her sister, Mrs. N. Schnapp in Buffalo. : Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jewell at Sonya on Sunday. Mrs. Jim Torrens and Ronald spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Wesley. Mr. and Mrs. Al Frazer of Vanleek Hill visited Mr. and _ Mrs. recently. John Kingstone ment. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe spent the New Year's week- end with Mr & Mrs. Donald Sutcliffe at Janetville. Mr. Gord Bray visited his grand- parents this week. Get well wishes from the =~ Utica friends of Mrs. Louie Mitchell who is presently a patient in Oshawa Hospital recovering from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Charlie called on Mrs. Katherine Brown at Sunderland on Wednesday evening. On Sunday after- noon they called on daughter Dorothy and Dennis Gerrow in Oshawa. Mrs. 'Bessie MacCannell along with Mr. and Mrs. ve Fellitti and Ryan were N Year guests with Mrs. Chester Holley at Markdale. Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacCan' nell and girls of Peter- borough were Sunday guests with the MacCannell family. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Mees, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Youmans, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall. Mr. and Mrs. Croxall were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre. Anyone wishing news items placed in this column . please phone 985-7564 on Sunday or after 8 a.m. on Monday. weather. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family spent Christmas Day with Jean and Sid Mountford and family in Oshawa. Boxing Day for the Bryans was enjoyed at the home of Babe and Wilf Brown of Courtice. Patti Bryans spent some of the holiday season with Rick Alpe and his family in Guelph. Gord Bryans enjoyed several hours at the Island. Bob and Nancy Bryans accompanied his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Bryans of Oshawa to their neice, Bonnie Brotherston's, wedding held in Beaverton . on the 29th of December. The wedding was a candle- light service with poinsettia plants backing the couple and trumpeters sounding the announcement of a new marriage. The couple will reside in Scarborough. Nancy Bryans' uncle, Mr. Gord Brown of Courtice has returned home after a stay of seven months in the Bow- manville hospital. 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