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_--_--_ A by Joyce Kelly Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian DeJong (nee Cheryl Wright) who were married on Saturday in the United Church. The recep- tion and wedding dance was held in the Recreation Centre. For the next two weeks the regular routine of Church and Sunday School will be changed due to anniversary be no Church Service at the United Church here as it is Nestleton's anniversary with Rev. Gardner Ward as speaker. Sunday School will be at its usual 11 a.m. time. The following Sunday Nov. 4 will be Blackstock Anniver- sary with a 11 a.m. Church service with the dynamic Rev. Clarke McDonald as guest speaker. There will be no Sunday School that day. please make note of it. Also next Sunday, Oct. 28 there will be a Canada Cord Cere- mony in the United Church at 7 p.m. when four Guides will receive the highest hon- our in Guiding. The girls are Tracy Cochrane, Sharn Holl- iday, Elizabeth Kelly, and Robynn Ward. The public is welcome to attend this cere- mony. A general meeting of the AY + PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 24, 1979 -- 35 News and views from the Blackstock area on Oct. 30 at 9:30 a.m. at the rink. Regular curlers, rov- ers and any gals interested in joining are all urged to attend this organizational meeting. Better health is wished for Ray Suggitt, Neil Malcolm, Mervyn Graham, Clarence Mountjoy, and Ed Harris "who are all patients in the Port Perry Hospital. Mrs. Margaret Marsh, time. 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Fireplaces & Insulated Chimneys) L Hwy. 7A & Durham Rd. 57 : Nun Blackstock - 986-5696 CAMPER RENTALS Doug Allen, Blackstock 986-4264 (10% OFF All Parts & Accessories & Labour to G.M. Employees and all U.A.W. Members.) RELIABLE Plumbing & Heating Ltd. New Installations - Repairs Alterations - Power Drain Cleaning BERT FABER PHONE 985-3734 "Service is Our Business!" CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Additions or Renovations Rec Rooms - Framing For Free Estimates Call J & D CARPENTRY 579-4191 985-8618 Midtown Mall 200 John Street! West, Oshawa, Ontario 576-2431 St Clair the paint & paper people. 1150 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario 576-997 spent the weekend with their daughter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and boys. The Sr. Citizens Card party on Tuesday night had 24 tables with the following winners: 1-Mary Sweetman- 90, 2-Alvin Spencer-88, 3- Bessie Spencer-81, 4-Wilford Beggs-81, 5-Doug Brock-81, 6-Lionel Byam-81, Low- Nora Walker. The O0.N.O. held its regular meeting at the home of Nor- ma VanCamp. Barb Byers opened the meeting after which the minutes were read by Sharn Wilson. Wilma VanCamp gave the treasur- er's report. It was announc- ed that the O.N.O. has bought a new piano for the Rec. Centre. There will be a Hallowe'en Dance on Oct. 27 with prizes for the best cost- umes. However it is not necessary to be in costume. The Pathfinders (the new group in Guiding) were given some money to get organized. The Ideals magazine was renewed for the Nursing Home. If anyone has any teatow- els from the Recreation Centre please return them as soon as possible. The next meeting will be held at the home of Barb Byers. Please note change of schedule. Doreen Van- Camp showed her beautiful slides of her trip to India this summer. The meeting closed with Norma serving a delicious lunch of many desserts. FATHER AND SON BANQUET The annual Father and son was attended by a fine num- ber of fathers and sons. Everyone enjoyed a delicous pot luck supper. Rev. Wool- cott said Grace and gave the boys a brief address on personal achievement. Var- ious prizes were given. The Scout of the Year for Cart- wright A Troop-Peter Vand- er Huel. Camper of the Year Waterfowl hunters From page 33 waterfowl season, Conserva- tion Officers encountered a variety of violations while checking hunters and numerous charges were laid. The specifics of these violations are as follows: -Loaded firearms in power boats; an outboard motor must be shut off and all forward motion ceased before loading any firearms. -Not wearing Resident Hunt- ing Licence identification number in a conspicuous place on your person; this identification number must be worn when hunting small game. -Not having hunting licence and-or Migratory Game Bird Hunting permit on your person; while hunting all licences and applicable permits must be carried by the hunter. -Hunting migratory birds over a baited area; the onus is on each hunter to ensure that the area which he is hunting is free of any artifi- cially placed bait, including corn, wheat, oats or other cultivated grain or product that may attract migratory birds. -Trespass on private proper- ty; written permission from . the land owner is required in for Cartwright B Troop-Mike McDiarmid. Cub of the Year for Cartwright B Pack-Ken Weir. When it was announc- ed that Glenn Degeer was the first recipient of the Blair Graham Memorial Award Cartwright A everyone showed their agreement of the decision by giving Glenn a standing ovation. Many other boys received recognition for various ac- hievements throughout the year. District Commissioner Walter Welts presented lead- ers Harvey McDiarmid and Murray Archibald with their Part I Wood Badge Woggle. Andrea Weir was presented with a pen set by the boys as she is stepping down as Akela of Cartwright A. Allen Argue has taken this posit- ion. Paul Saulnier, Akela for Greenbank Pack, showed some interesting slides taken on the trip to Manitoba and of the Jamboree itself. GOING UP CEREMONY OCTOBER 21 On Sunday our local Beav- ers, Cubs and Scouts gather- ed in the Fairgrounds for a going up ceremony. A lot of parents came to observe on such a lovely day. District Commissioner Walter Welts was there and presented Bob Swain with his Part I Wood Badge Woggle. The 4-H Club in Blackstock held a meeting in C.C.P.S. on Oct. 16 at 3:45 President Lynn McLaughlin introduc- ed the official name, 'The Number 1 Blackstock Nimble Needlers. Mrs. Weir and Mrs. Wygerde taught the difficult but attractive cont- inental stitch. Many of his friends and relatives from this area at- tended the Open House in Enniskillen United Church to honour E.R. Taylor on his 85th birthday." Congratulations to the girls of the Calorie Cutters. There are 14 pounds less of us this week. Let's keep trying for even more in the weeks ahead. all townships before entering upon any private property. -No hunting licence; every person taking or attempting to take game or birds may only do so if they are in possession of the required licence and-or permits. -Unplugged shotguns; while hunting, all shotguns must be permanently plugged so they are incapable of holding more than a total of three shells at one time, one in the chamber and two in the magazine. -Unencased guns; while in any game inhabited area at night, all firearms must be unloaded and encased during the period of one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise of any day. For additional or specific information consult the Acts and Regulations applicable or contact your local Minis- try of Natural Resources district office. 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