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a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 24, 1984 -- 25 Blackstock Curling Club hosts awards night Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly The Blackstock Curl- ing Club held its Award Dance on Saturday evening at the Black- stock Recreation Centre. During the evening Club President presented the prizes to the winners. Top Men's team was Keith Van- Camp, Mark Graham, John Churchill and Grant McLaughlin. Second place was taken - by Tim Cochrane, Ernie Swain, Herb Vine and Bob Beacock while the High School Team made up of Brian VanCamp, Jay VanCamp, Bob Hoo- geveen and Paul Green took third place. Dave and Ingrid Larmer of the Mixed Curling pre- sented the prizes to that league. Top team was Keith and Debbie Van- Camp, John and Helen Coates. Second place was taken by Dale and Janet VanCamp, John Green and Marilyn Sewell while third place was Harold Wright, Melanie Williams, Steve and Lynn Liptay. Four- th prize winners were Denzil and Tallya Moore and Dennis and Karen Yellowlees. Lucky prizes were won by Brian and Carol Gray and Jean Goble. On Thursday the Ladies curling Club held its closing pot luck dinner and presentation of prizes at the Anglican Church Parish Hall. President Sharon Wil- son welcomed all the curlers and rovers. Lucky draws were won by Arlene Rowan, Rie Hoogeveen, Karen Swanston, Debbie Williamson and Ruby VanCamp. Sharon presented the Club Plaque and first place prizes to Tuesday winners Helen Green, Heather McLaughlin, Ann Powell and Bev Goslin. Second place went to Monday winners Joyce Kelly, Kathleen Petrie, Jackie Beddome and Pat Poirier. Second on Monday went to Pat Fletcher, Ruby Van- Camp, Helen Nesbitt and Jean Goble. Second place Tuesday went to Mary Mackie, Leah Frew, Pat Sasnowski and Karen Rogers. Third place Monday went to Elaine Bailey, Linda Maw, Beth Schry- burt . and Debbie Williamson. Next year executive will be President Linda Maw, Vice-president Kathy McLaughlin, Treasurer - Rie Hoog- eveen, Schedule Manager - Lorna Edger- ton. These two events Scouts, Brownies and Guides will participate in uniform. Bicentennial trees will be planted as well. Try to attend this special event. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers were weekend guests of their daughter Janice and Les Bush- field and family of London. They all enjoy- ed a days shopping in Frankenmuth, Mich- igan. Ruth and Bill Marconi spent Easter with Ruth's sister Eileen and Art Fitzpatrick at Gravenhurst. They had recently visited Bill's Mother and helped her celebrate her 88th birth- day at the home of her daughter, Bill's sister Mr. and Mrs. Rowcliffe, Toronto. Easter guests of Vernon and Vera Assel- stine were Alan and Mary Asselstine, Tania, Michael and Mark of Ottawa, Les and Leia Asselstine, Gayle and Rob of Kitchener. Also on Sunday afternoon callers were Mildred Hanna and her son Bob of Oshawa. There were 8 tables at the weekly Senior Citizens card party with the following winners: 1.Dorothy McDiarmid - 88; 2.Harold Burgess - 87; 3. W. Dobbie - 78; 4. Percy VanCamp - 75; 5. Lorna Swain - 74; 6. Adam Sharpe - 73; Low - Dorothy Archer; Draws Ethel Goble; 2 - Percy Dobbie. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Bailey of London were weekend guests of the Neil Bailey's. Howard Bailey was home from St. Wilfred Laurier Uni- versity for the weekend. Mrs. Carol DeGrosell- iers of Lindsay was a midweek luncheon guest of Mrs. Neil Bailey. On Wednesday evening a large number of Cartwright parents attended the annual Spring Swing held at the Port Perry High School. This annual musical concert is composed of numbers from each of the schools in Scugog. The Primary Choir directed by Mrs. C. Swain and accompanied by Miss Morton sang Ontario-0-0. Mrs. J. Jeffrey directed the junior choir in singing Pussy Willows, Cat Tails and We Do Our Best. The Intermediate Choir directed by Miss Love and accompanied by Niki Bardeleben sang Take a Little Time and Fame. The massed C.C.P.S. Choir sang Grow Along With Ont- _ario. This special bicen- tennial song was written by our own Miss Morton with Miss Thistle of Lindsay writing the words and was very well received by the large audience. The Cartwright High School Choir directed by Mr. R. Ashton and accompanied by Mrs. M. VanCamp sang It's Almost like being in Love and One. The Cartwright students all joined the many other students to sing the numbers High Hopes and Ontario. It was a very worth- while evening... On Saturday night Alan and Mary Assel- stine and family, Les and Lia Asselstine and family, Colin and Christine Asselstine, Floyd and Ruth Assel- stine and Michael, Theresa and friend Charles Burrell surpris- ed their parents, Vera and Vernon Asselstine with a family dinner at Emiel's in Port Perry to celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary. After dinner they all returned to Floyd and Ruth's for pictures and a visit. So pleased to report that Mrs. Susie Harris has returned to Port Perry Hospital from Oshawa Hospital where she was very seriously ill last weekend. Your many friends hope for continual improvement. Also still in hospital are Mrs. Alma Taylor, Mrs. Lu Lu Graham and Mr. Cecil Hamilton. 0.N.O. The monthly O.N.O. meeting was held April 12 at the home of Carole PROTECT AND BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME! Have siding installed before your spring flowers arrive. Chorostecki. Trivial Pursuit questions were enjoyed by all. The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved followed by the treasurer's report. Nancy Bryans will update the O.N.O. dishes at the Rec. Centre and will pur- chase more small bowls. A motion that .we cater to Minor Hockey Banquet on May 5th was carried. Group 4 are to be convenors. Jane's Fashions will be coming to the C.E. Building at the United Church on May 15th at 8:00 pm. to demon- strate having your colours done. If you would like to attend please call Aileen Van- Camp. A motion was carried that the O.N.O. sponsor the swimming program at Uxpool to be run the first two weeks in July.. Joan Graham has ask- ed for some assistance in planting trees along the roadside as part of our Bicentennial pro- ject. Please call Joan during the next two weeks. The roll call was wear -- e a an old hat and say something nice about the person on your right and was very well answered. Included was a surprise for the person on your left that was all in fun and provided lots of laughs. Doreen VanCamp brought several copies of "Cartwright Revisit- ed" and everyone look- ed through the book together remembering past times in the comm- unity. Carole served a most delicious lunch while all enjoyed a social time. The May meeting will -------- Cloak of Ermine The R.H. Cornish Public School Drama Club presents The Cloak of Ermine, an original musical play written, directed and produced by teacher Susan Reed, to be shown at the school April 25, 26 and 27. Above, cast members ham it up during a be held at Davies. Nancy and Bob Bryans enjoyed his cousins 25th annivers- ary at Kirkfield Sat- urday night. About 100 friends and relatives gathered at the hall to help Bud (Clarence) and Florence Bryans celebrate. Also on Saturday in Nestleton Hall a wedd: ing dance was held for Rick Lafontaine (son of Roger and Ethel of Greensboro Ave.) and Robin Beaudoin. Con- gratulations! Dianne dress rehearsal. That's Chris Moore at far left, Kerri Huffman, Steve London, Natalie Rodway, Jeff Oke and Charlene Daigle. Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for children and are available at the door. 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