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4 LTA TRUS i rR oN ALVA EAT Te re 6% hd BE a LF EA YT : HE a sini pairs Amino WADE TREN FH FA Stn i (AAAS Gd whch a ad da, dos head oy A Impressive service held Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly An impressive Remembrance Day Service was held at the Recreation Centre on Friday morning. Mayor J. Taylor welcomed all present on behalf of the Township. After the singing of O Canada, Area Councillor John Wolters brought greet- ings from Senior Levels of Government. Ward Councillor Harvey Graham read the scripture after which Rev. Ansley Tucker gave an impressive message on "Passing the Torch". Following the singing of the hymn "For the Healing of the Nations", the Port Perry Legion lead the procession to the Ceno- taph Park where the laying of wreaths and two minutes of silence were observed. Sympathy is extended to Miss Ida Dempsey and Mrs. L. McArthur on the passing of their brother recently in Stratford. Mrs. Mec- Arthur along with her family Mrs. Norman Dysart, Miss Betty Mc- Arthur and Mr. Ardis McArthur attended the funeral service in Strat- ford. Sorry that in last week's news I made an error in that Kelly Beatty and Ken Sweet- man's wedding reception and dance should have read was held at Nestleton Hall rather than at Black- stock Hall as was reported. Many local residents are involved with Royal Week in Toronto either as exhibitors or visitors. It will be a busy week in a lot of households. The Scugog Choral Society is presenting its: fine production Fiddler on the Roof this past weekend and on Wed., Fri. and. Sat. of this week. Those from this area who are taking part are Muriel Barry, Barry Van Camp, Glenn Larmer, Shirley Jack- son -and Charles O'Connor. Rhoda and Russell Larmer had an enjoy- able day when their family and friends gathered to help them celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary. Family members who were present for this happy event were Don and Doris Larmer, Donna and friend of Peterborough, Norman and Joyce Gibson of Bowmanville, Audrey and Glen Gibson of Oshawa, Lawrence Larmer, Brian and Michael of Barrie, Ray and Daine Larmer, Danille, Jason and Rebecca of Pickering. During the day they received a phone call from their daughter, Bernice Pascoe of Cal- gary and their grand- daughter Patricia Murdock of Grand Bend. Congratulations from the community to this fine couple on their anniversary. Mrs. Alba Currie, Beaverton, Mrs. Vera Warmington and her daughter Jill and Jerry Suffolk, Campbell River, Vancouver Island, B.C. were Sat- urday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy spent the week- end in St. Marys where they visited Bill's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahaffy. Bob's Purple Hill friends will be happy to know that he is now at home recuperating from his serious heart attack. The annual Cart- wright High School Commencement on Sat- urday evening attracted a very large crowd of parents, and friends. A warm welcome was extended by Student Council President Norma Jean Newbold followed by remarks by the Principal Gordon Paisley and Message from the Durham Board of Education by Trustee Rev. Stuart McEntyre. Following the present- ation of diplomas and the many prizes, Elizabeth Kelly intro- duced her elassmate Howard Bailey who delivered an excellent Valedictory Address. The Choir directed by Mr. R. Ashton and accompanied by Mrs. M. VanCamp favoured us with two numbers Almost Like Being in Love and One. A one act play The Other Other Woman delighted the audience. On Sunday the annual Graduation dinner was held in the St. John's Parish Hall. The nine graduates, Howard on Remembrance Day Bailey, David DeVries, Brian Gardner, Marilyn Green, Deidre West- man, Sandra Johnston (absent), Elizabeth Kelly, Lynn McDiarmid and John Priebe, their parents, the staff of C.H.S. and the Student's Council all enjoyed a delicious dinner catered by the A.C.W. After dinner the graduates were "'roasted" by staff members who rem- insced about acitivities during their years at C.H.S. Much visiting was enjoyed by these young people who are all at post graduate studies. Bring your pennies for penny pail Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Congratulations to Elizabeth Carnegie on winning the Sklar Pep- pler Heintzman Award in the Business Personal Course at Durham Col- lege at the award dinner last week. Chantilly McKinnon of Sterling spent several days last week with grandparents Bill and Earlene Armstrong while Mom and Dad at- tended the Royal Winter Fair. Les and Grace Beacock spent a few days at Apsley, then one evening were dinner guests with Frank and Edith Gibson of Coboconk. Sympathy is extended to Rev. Brawn and Clare Brawn of Toronto on the passing of their Mother last week. Thursday evening the weekly euchre was held with a smaller turn-out. Winners for the evening: Ladies- Betty Boose, Dorothy Aird, Bernice Daniels. Mens- Ab Timms, Ross Alsop, Bert Daniels. Better health is wished for Elwood Tripp who is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock and Philip at- tended a pre-Christmas meal at nephews and families, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Beacock of Lindsay. Christmas! Please mark your calendar for the Sunday School Christmas Concert (Dec. 11th at 7 p.m.). Penny Pail for the Poor - just a remainder that the Sunday School children are filling a pail of pennies for the poor. Can you help? Bring them to church any Sunday. Visiting with Ross and Marg Sweetman for a couple of weeks is their daughter Brenda Hallet . of Alberta. Saturday evening Ross and Marg were greatly surprised when they ar- rived at their cottage to be greeted by family and friends. The occasion- their 35th Wedding An- niversasry. Also Ross's birthday and he didn't say which one. Hope you both have many more years of happiness. For next week's news call Earline Armstrong 985-7873. - WANTED - BLACKSTOCK - OUR PURCHASER HAS SOLD - Please Call Morley or Don at ... REAM 985-7361 scugoy realty iimited PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 15, 1983 -- 17 MAIN ih RAIA PR BRANT, RA RE Ee HA CaaTates Remembrance Day services were held in frigid weather condi- tions Friday morning in Blackstock. School children joined with municipal officials and members of the Legion in a memorial and wreath-laying service to honour the Canadian war dead. -- Obituary -- Dennis Raymond Gatchell Dennis Raymond Gat- chell was born July 29, 1963 at Oshawa General Hospital. He lived on Rit- son Road North in Oshawa for his first eleven years. He attend- ed Queen Elizabeth Public School from Kindergarten to Grade 4. He attended Kedron and St. Stevens Sunday School. Dennis played hockey for the North Oshawa Park Association. In 1974 Dennis moved to Blackstock with his parents, sister and two brothers. He attended Cartwright Public School and Port Perry High School. He played hockey for Port Perry Minor Hockey Association. When Dennis was twelve, he started work- ing after school and on Saturdays for Malmont Farms. Soon after he decided to quit high school to work at his chosen profession, farm- ing. He started to work full time for Neil Malcolm. : Two years ago, Dennis decided to quit dairy far- ming and went to farm for Harvey Graham, whom he was working A an qd PINE FURNITURE iti 1/2 mile south of Su Sal. & Sun. 12106 Call or write for prices: | WOOD SHED on Brock Township sth Lina. (705) 357-2109 [ACCESSORIES | : k= WE MAKE IT! aE _ "5 Compare Tp : and vi Bo Save i: ol FE E27) Mon Finzes TY I ------------ for at the time of his passing. He was predeceased by his grandfather, David Gatchell. Dennis lived a short twenty years, but left a wide circle of friends, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and his parents Bob and Dianne; his sister Jackie; and two brothers Terry and David to mourn his sud- den, untimely passing. Dennis was seriously injured in a truck acci- dent on the Shirley Road, southwest of Blackstock on October 30, 1983. He passed away in Sunnybrook Medical Centre on November 2, 1983. Funeral Services were held November 4, 1983 at 2:00 o'clock from Wagg Funeral Home. Reverend Dale Davis conducted the comfor- ting service. Interment was in Hampton Cemetery. Tea was served in the Blackstock Recreation Centre by the Blackstock United Church Women. The pallbearers were David Gatchell; Roger Gould; Raymond Cochrane Jr.; Jamie Malcolm; Mark Graham and Kevin Horner. Honourary Pallbearer was Jamie Cory. Li