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(From page 17) Lloyd Kellogg and Neil Malcolm celebrate their birthdays. On Sunday Nancy and Bob Bryans along with 15 others surprised Orlee Bryan of Fenelon Falls on her birthday. Nancy, Debbie and Leanna Bryans and Patti Alpe attended the Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade and later had lunch with the Brown clan at Virginia Fairey's home. The Durham Region Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Assoc- iation held its Present- ation of Trophies for - Ride-a-thon 1984 at the Blackstock United Church on Sunday after- noon. The trophy for the Highest Earning Individual Rider was won by Dawn Richard- son of Toronto with a total of $1,101.00 in pledges. The runners-up were Diane Darch of Bowmanville with $900., and Patti Hoskin of Blackstock with $612.00 In the Junior Rider Category the first place winner was Krista Nelson of Oshawa with a total in pledges of $566.25. The second place winner was Susie McKay of Hampton area with $410. in pledges. The runner-up Novice lose On Friday Nov. 16 the Pearce Auctioneers hosted Port Hope in their 6th league game. The Novice No.1 play- ed good positional hockey during the 1st and 2nd periods. Port Hope scored 1 near the end of the 1st period. The teams remained scoreless playing good end to end hockey until late in the 2nd period, with Port Hope scoring at the 2:32 mark. With approximately 1 minute remaining, Port's Dave Bourgeois put one between the pipes assisted by Graham Holt. Within seconds Port Hope retaliated scoring one more before the period ended. In the 3rd period Port laid back allowing the visitors to dominate the play and score 3 more goals. Midway through this period Port's Dave Bourgeois scored his second of the night assisted by Kenton Le- Fort. The game ended 'with Port down 6-2. 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Each shirt will be pro- fessionally monogrammed with a holsteir head, the Shur-Gain logo and your own farm name. Available in men's and women's sizes. was Pam Keast of Enfield. The trophy for the highest earning group entry was won by Hoskin Stables of Black- stock with 23 riders. Honourable mention was given to the Aurora Group of Sue Leonard .with 8 riders, Robmar Frams with 6 riders, Country Roads with 6 riders and Western Rid- ing Club with 4 riders. In recognition of her contribution to the Association, Diana Fletcher of Blackstock was nominated as Ont- ario Junior Citizen of the Year in 1983 and was presented with a special certificate at the Trophy Presentation. 6-2 and came home empty handed. In each game a trophy for "Most Valuable Player" was awarded. In the first game .the award went to Davy Bourgeois who scored 1 goal and played an all out game. For the second and third games the award went to Brett Lawson and Scott Heasman. Congratu- lations boys. Port's next game is Friday night at home against Cobourg. Keep on skating boys, you can do it!! See you Friday. Ask your Shur-Gain dealer for 44% dairy supplements... and get in on this special sports ONO. ---- The November meeting of the O.N.O. was held at the home of Joan Graham and began with lots of laughing. The Oc- tober minutes were read and a letter from Opera- tion Scugog followed by the Treasurer's report. All agreed that Husbands Night Out at Deer Park Inn was an enjoyable evening. A mo- tion was carried to make a donation to Operation Scugog. Joan had us playing a drinking game that was lots of fun with some sur- prises. The Roll Call was to bring a funny article in a bag for a paper bag auction with the money going to a worthy cause - that being, we ordered a pizza. The 'Prize' pur- chases were often hilarious and we were still laughing as we en- joyed our pizza and a delicious dessert served by Joan. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 20, 1984 -- 25 News, comments from Blackstock area December meeting is at Aileen Van Camps. Bring a homemade gift for your mystery sister. Ellen Russell -- Reporter. W.I. -- Women's In- stitute met at the Com- munity Hall on Wednes- day, November 7, with members of the Shirley W.I. as guests. The Executive served a delicious dessert lun- cheon. Dora Martyn, president, opened the meeting with a poem "We're Important" followed by the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Samell's group to serve the Lions dinner on November 21, and the Summary Day for the Rug Makers will be March 25 in Orono. Let- ters were sent to Bette Stephenson re having home economics a com- pulsory subject in our schools. A defenseless child. One of the thousands of children in our prov- ince subjected every day to perhaps the most brutal of all crimes child abuse. Professionals, working with or Mrs. Judy Latta spoke on the Big Sister group formed recently in Port Perry. 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