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Ee FE a i SSSR a ln mwa AAS oi ANA RE TE hy ne als a Co a Tn -_ Wyoming trip hunter's dream Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Congratulations to Sharon Bailey and Herb Benedikt who were married in a very pretty wedding on Saturday, Oct. 20 in Willowdale United Church with Rev. Lindsay King officiating. The recep- tion was held in Park- way Inn Hotel, Rich- mond Hill. Attending from here were Mrs. Marilyn Bailey, the Automatic alarm scares off thieves Durham Police say an automatic alarm system likely scared would-be thieves away from the Homestead Furniture Store on Highway 7A in Port Perry early Thursday morning. A police spokesman said the audible alarm went off just after 3:00 A.M., and when officers arrived on the scene, they found a hole cut through the wall on the east side of the building. There was nothing reported missing from the store and the break- in is now under inves- tigation. and Sunday morning. And sleep tight. Extra hour for sleepyheads That's BACKWARDS, not forwards. Just in case you've forgotten, or like the rest of us, tend to get mixed up when it comes to these things, it's time to turn your clocks back. Which is great for those of us who like to sleep in because we'll gain an extra hour of snooze time sometime between Saturday night So don't forget, before you hit the pillow Saturday night, switch the little hands on all your clocks back one hour. bride's mother, Janet Bailey, Steve Watson, Jennie and Frank Bailey, Hector and May Shortridge, Bill, Sheila and Stephanie Short- ridge, Mary and Larry Mackie. Best wishes Sharon and Herb. George Cochrane has returned home from a successful elk hunting expedition in Wyoming. Sounds like a hunter's dream! Sunday guests of Roy and Edith McLaughlin were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy, New- castle, Mrs. Ruth Murphy, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Broome, Hampton. On Saturday evening Sandra's brothers and sisters held a family gathering in honour of Noel and Sandra Morton's silver anniver- sary at the Magic Car, Oshawa. Those attend- ing in addition to the guests of honour were Grant and Ruth Fergu- son, Toronto; Mona and George Dunbar, Scar- borough; Lloyd and Thelma Wright, Bill and Jean Ferguson. After dinner they returned to the home of Bill and Jean Ferguson for visit- ing. Congratulations Sandra and Noel. The 1st Cartwright Ladies Auxiliary recent- ly held a meeting to plan the annual Flea Market which will be held on November 17. Blackstock Rec Centre. Tables are available by calling Barbara Weir at 986-4630. All mothers of boys and girls in the Scout and Guide Move- ment are invited to attend the next meeting at November 7 at 7:00 p.m. at the Rec. Centre. The Blackstock and District Lions' Club will be holding a Canvas of the Township for the C.N.I.B. from October 23-31. Please welcome the canvasser when he arrives at your house. Good wishes go with Karen and Doug Benns, Aaron, Nigel and Meg- han on their move to Oshawa. A number of local couples enjoyed the Marriage Enrichment weekend led by Dale and Anita Davis at Elm Lodge. All report a very worthwhile weekend. The morning unit of the UCW met at the home of Ruby Camp. After a tasty lunch Unit Leader Eleanor Werry opened the meeting and dealt "with the business. Peggy Larmer led the Worship Thanksgiving Theme. Edith McLaughlin was in charge of the pro- gramme in which every- one told of someone of something to be thank- ful for. This proved to be very worthwhile and interesting. The members looked over the original prog- rammes of the UCW in | CONTEMPORARY STYLING BRENTWOOD No. 202 2 Piece Suite Reg. 989.00 $7699 SKLAR No. 192 2 Piece Suite Reg. 1,299.95 999% using a 1962. Grandpa Morrow entertained with a violin and organ music. The October meeting of the O.N.O. was held at the home of Nancy Bryans. Following Trivial Pursuit questions the Sept- ember minutes were read and approved and the treasurer's report was given. A discussion took place concerning the new signs to be pur- chased for our village. Husband's Night Out will be held on Sat- urday, October 27 at Deer Park Inn Dinner Theatre. New Years Eve tickets will be available for members at the November meeting. A motion carried to leave the Commence- ment awards the same as they were last year, Roll Call was come dressed as a man and was well answered with prizes won by Elaine Bailey, Norma Van- Camp and Ellen Russell. Nancy served a delicious lunch and we enjoyed a social time. Mr. and Mrs. Larmer of Guelph spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Larmer. ra TRADITIONAL ' ELEGANCE GALLO No. 350 - 2 Pc. ", Headquarters for 'Freeman Formalwear Q Er wt (Jreqony « o Ueno VWean Le. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 aly STORE HOURS: Vin Mon Tues & Thurs 10106. Fri 10-9. 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