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Sr ARCA A by Joyce Kelly Sympathy is extended to Mrs. L. MacArthur and to Miss A. Dempsey on the passing of their brother at Stratford. Better health is wished for Jim Emerton who is cur- rently a patient in Port Perry Hospital. | A surprise -dinner party was held in honour of Helen and Bill Newlove to cele- brate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at the home of Val and Peter Sweetman. This party was attended by about twenty friends and relatives. Bill and Helen were presented with a lovely memorative plate in honour of this happy ocassion. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fraser, Kent and - Erin, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahaffy, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLaughlin celebrating a birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Short- ridge were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shortridge and Stephanie of Port Perry celebrating May and Bill's birthdays. There are several impor- tant activities planned for this week. On Wednesday evening the small Ranger Troop is holding a Fashion Show at 7 p.m. at the Recreation Centre. Children's * fashions are a new addition to Chandelle Fashions and will be modelled by several members of our community. As usual the lovely ladies fashions will be modelled and be available for sale. On Thursday evening plan to accept the open invitation to the people of our commun- ity to view our arena prior to its opening on Friday evening. This meeting on Thursday evening at 8 p.m. should be of particular interest to parents whose children are using the arena so that they are aware of our facilities. The rink opens with free skating on Friday evening. On Sunday, November 1 the United Church will hold its annual Anniversary Services. Dr. W. F. Bannister of Kingston will be guest speaker at this service which will be held at 11 a.m. Mr. Bannister is known by many. For some will SHUR GAIN DIVISION ng aun good nutrition bite size with BEEF Shur-Gain puppy food ~ Its made to Shur-Gain's special puppy growing formula, and with the famous beef taste that all dogs like. That's Shur-Gain Puppy Food. A complete, balanced nutritionally correct diet. Nothing else is needed. Get it at your Shur-Gain outlet. ha, puppy food Shur-Gain...value for discerning feeders. BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 remember him from his days in Bowmanville, others will remember him as President of the Bay of Quinte Conference a number of years ago, others like myself, will remember him from our days at Queen's university when Dr. Bannister was minister of Chalmers United Church at Kingston, There will be a social time after the service. Each family is to brings its own sandwiches, dessert and beverages will be provided. Curling begins next week. If you have not put your name on a list and would like to do so, please call Presi- dent Ted Kamp or some member of his executive. The Blackstock Nursery School will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, November 10 at 8 p.m. Our cookbook should be ready by RG En PLS HES Ded g AL AMEE v) RP ERE PIAL TRS 2 on Poot AAI EFL ra. NY LA 1 a Ee fey at Yen' News from Blackstock then as it is at the printers now. This week at school the children will be dressing up for their Hallowe'en parties. Don't forget to make plans to attend our Pancake Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, December 6. Thank you to everyone who helped make the Octoberfest Dance such a fine success. October O0.N.O-My apologies for missing this item before. The October O.N.O. meeting was held on Thurs- day, October 8 at the home of Diane Davies. Business included a Parks Board Report with the decision to install ceiling fans in the Rec. Centre 0.N.O. had previously voted to purchase these fans with the Parks Board paying the installation cost. Last minute arrangements were made for the O.N.O. Masquerade dance on October 24 at the Rec Centre. Money was handed in for the Husbands' Banquet on November 5 at Kawartha Racetrack. i Roll Call was answered by each member relating a "personal spooky experience" Many hair- raising tales were told. Lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. Anyone interested in attending an 0.N.O. meeting please call, 986-5574 or 6-5584. You are most welcome. Don't be surprised to see fashions by Paula Lishman on the Fashions section of the Miss Canada Pagaent which will be viewed next Monday evening. The District Meeting of the TRAE. J AT IIIS EE Hat NLT. CF Ary wn Jal p tile Rep. oh seis ORGY A i AA EARL Po fiew Ly Vo at iE £8 AV TT ped Wh aa) it e Ea : e TF» ai 3 a y; Fy 0 ER OF FTA) aid » Er ARE LL US AI ACE SAT (8) RS ean ME Sy CE ALE RD et 15s +943 oh PYFEAIIT E RIAN TES VIR TRI 1 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 28, 1981 -- 25 and area . Agricultural Societies will be held this Thursday at Lindsay. Anyone wishing to attend kindly call either Bob Swain or Joyce Kelly. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petch, Kent and Catherine of Aurora. Blackstock and District Lions Club would like to thank the people of old Cart- wright Township for their generous support during their recent drive for the C.N.L.LB. The proceeds will be donated to the District Administrator, Mr. Bill Brown of the C.N.L.B. for Durham-York Region at the Lions Club meeting on November 4. At the same meeting the guest speaker will be the District Governor. Prince Albert news by Ilean Pugh Thank you Earline for writing the news while Merv and I where away enjoying holidays at Balsam Lake, then travelling to Northern Ontario, then spending some time with our son in Trout Creek. Jim Mitchell of Simcoe St. has arrived home after spending Thanksgiving with his grandson in the Ottawa area. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith had their grandson Micky Stolar and wife Jackie of Sudbury on Monday for supper guests. About sixty friends and relatives of Harry and Joan Morris gathered at the community centre a couple of weeks ago, for a surprise twenty-fifth wedding anni- versary. The evening was spent visiting and dancing followed by a lovely buffet lunch. The Morris's lived in Prince Albert for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock entertained the choir after choir practice. The evening was spent with some contest and just friendly visiting followed by lunch. Better health is wished for George Skeratt in Oshawa hospital and Lillian Skinner and Elwood Tripp in Port Perry hospital. Happy birthday to Alan Hunter who celebrated her sixth birthday on Saturday with her cousins and friends. ETT TT TT Open Letter & Invitation to Meeting THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 at 8:00 P.M. -BLACKSTOCK REC CENTRE - Dear Users: = The mayor, Ward 4 councillor and the Blackstock Arena Board invite all interested persons of Ward 4, and all those using the arena facilities to view theimprovements prior tothe commencement ofthe 1981-82 season. will be outlined and our method of management explained. This is a multi-purpose facility. In order to meet the essential require- - ments of each group using it on a continuing, fair and equitable basis, it is essential that we have a periodic review. Of particular interest to the committee would be opinions from parents of children involved in the various activities using the arena. Please accept our invitation to join with us on Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m. Sincerely, G. Taylor (Mayor) J. Wolters (Councillor) J. Goss (Chairman, Arena Board) i E : g Before the tour we plan to have a meeting at which time our rate structure i ] = = E : g : The Couples Club are having a costume Halloween Party on Friday evening Oct. 30th at 8 p.m. in the church basement. If you do not belong to the couples club, this would be a good time to come out and enjoy yourself and meet new people. Couples of any age are welcome. Here are a few coming events that you might like to take part in: a bus trip into Toronto for Christmas shopping or whatever you like to do on November 10th, call Linda McMillan 985-3143. Dance at Commun- ity Centre on November 28th. Couple's Club Christmas Dance on December 19th. There will be more informa- tion in weeks to follow. There was a small turnout to the euchre on Thurs. evening due to the unusual snow storm. The winners for the evening Ladies: Averil Glendenning, Mary Van Kessel, Pearl Gastick. Men: Ilean Pugh, Richard save with Manns, Charlie McLaughlin. Low hand series winner Ann Manns with 13. This week is an exciting time for the small children with Hallowe'en parties at school and the the big night on Saturday out trick and treating. I hope everyone will be extra careful so everyone has a happy time. Please give us a hand and phone in your news items before noon on Mondays. Next week's news - Phone Earline Armstrong 985-7873. STANDAR you could fly to FLORIDA with You could win a luxurious Holiday for two in fabulous Florida. . . plus a cheque for $500 just for fun. Or, win one of 36 beautiful SERVING SETS by Cutler just for opening™ a new 1-Account with 171,%** interest, chequing and a passbook. Come in for a chat, look at the prizes, and see how ~ easy itis to win. And just for openers* we'll give you 4 packages of TANG. 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