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PORY PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 17, 1986 -- 27 Guides receive All Round Cords Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly This coming Sunday evening will be the Awards Night for members of Guide Movement when the Canada Cord and All Round Cords will be presented. Numbers of Brownies will fly up as will a number of Guides will move on to the Pathfinders. This special even- ing will be held at the United Church at 7 p.m. and is open to the in- terested members of the communi- ty. A tea will be held following the ceremony in honour of the girls. At the United Church the service took a special note when six infants were baptized. Rebecca Helsdon sang a beautiful solo, "For Life and All its Richness."" Rev. D. Davis conducted the sacrament of baptism when the following children were presented - Mark Robert son of Marie and Bob Attfield, Kristyna Laurren daughter of Debbie and Wayne Bauer, Mark Donald son of Helen and Russell Carnaghan, Taylor Scott son of Sandy and John Churchill, Timothy Michael Stewart son of Betty and John Dunk and Kai- ly Jean daughter of Kelly and Ken Sweetman. Rev. D. Davis' sermon "The God of Your Father' was very thought provoking and suitable for the day. Russell and Helen Carnaghan, WATCH FOR Toe v GRAND OPENING June 268th Luke and David hosted a family din- ner in honour of Mark's baptism. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Car- naghan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. John Phoenix, Stacey and Holly, Mrs. Alice Lee and boys, Mr. Murray Carnaghan & Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phoenix and family. Timothy Dunk's baptismal party was held at the home of his great- grandparents, Jantje and Matthew Mantel. Those in attendance were Howard and Dina Abbott, Oshawa, John and June Dunk, Colborne, Bill and Carol Mantel, Burketon, Michael Mantel, Brooklin, Cheryl Abbott, Daryl Glover, Lillian Wilson, John Mantel, John and Bet- ty Dunk, Daniel and Timothy. John and Sandy Churchill enter- tained in honour of Taylor's baptism with the following guests - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Churchill, Jim and Deb- bi Churchill and Graham, Jeff and Jay Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, Rob, Dana and John, Glenn and Marion Larmer. Mrs. Nellie Ricketts of Oshawa was a guest of Debbie and Wayne Bauer following her great- granddaughter Kristyna's baptism. A family gathering had been held in honour of the occasion earlier with 22 Athol Street, Oshawa, Ontario A Big Thank You To All The Good People from ROBINGLADE - MARIPOSA PORT PERRY - SEAGRAVE & surrounding area for your donations to our Yard & Bake Sale! WITH YOUR HELP, WE RAISED OVER *1800°° Keith Puckrin, Chairman SEAGRAVE UNITED CHURCH Board of Stewards the following guests Phyllis and Morley Ellis, Wally and Joan Bauer both of Brantford, Mrs. Nellie Ricketts, Oshawa, Brad and Sondra , Callum, Sarnia, Bill and Brenda Larion, Oakville, Rick and Brenda Larion, Oakville, Rick and Nancy Rivait, Al and Shelly Landray, Dean Bauer all of Brantford. Marie an! Bob Attfield, and Jamie hoste ' a family gathering in honour of Mark's baptism at their home in Scarborough with the - following guests Merrill and Norma VanCamp, Valerie V , Keith and Wilma VanCamp, Debbie and Jay, Percy and Elva VanCamp, Aileen VanCamp and members of the Attfield Family. Jean and Keith Sweetman of Scugog entertained in honour of their granddaughter's baptism. Guests were Ken and Kelly Sweet- man, Lyndsay and the honoured guest Kaily, Jennifer and Jamie Malcolm, Brennan and Alaina, Floyd and Vernon Beatty, Vern Christian, Neil and Noreen Malcolm, Wilma Wotten all of this area, Mabel and Harold Beatty of Barrie, Kathleen Leask, Greenbank and Mary Sweetman of Manchester. Kathy and Neil McLaughlin, Alex and Jessica enjoyed a weekend in Niagara Falls and area. This was a very short holiday for Neil before he assumes duties as the new owner of Cliff Pethick's Water Truck - business. The recent social evening of the L.0.B. on Wednesday evening was enjoyed by those who attended. Mrs. Muriel Wotten entertained with her slides of New Zealand. The winners of the draw made were Mrs. Lor- raine Gladstone of Bowmanville won the conforter, Mrs. Ann Park, Bowmanville won the Socket Set and Mrs. Jessie Wannan, Oshawa was the winner of the Lawn Chair. The Youth Group held a suc- cessful car wash on Friday evening and Saturday. Many shiny cars resulted from this effort. On Friday, Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Dysart accompanied Norman and Jessie Dysart of Peterborough at- tended a surprise party in honour of Betty McArthur's birthday held at the home of Ardis and Megan McAr- thur, Craig, Grant and Chadd. Hap- py Birthday, Betty. On Tuesday evening, June 10 the Durham Board of Education held a Retirement and 25 Year Club An- nual Dinner. One of the fifty employees who were honoured on their retirement was Edwin Challice. Those who became new 25 Year Club members were Kathleen HAPPY TIME N URSERY is now taking registration for September! 985-3795 985-7871 WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whithy, Ont. SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon 666-1172 686-1745 RESIDENCE - 985-2515 Dorrell and Maple Wray-Mantel. Congratulations on these achievements. Paul Larmer of Guelph spent the ~ weekend with his parents Ralph & Peggy Larmer and other relatives. Nancy Bryans attended the funeral of Bob Proctor in Oshawa on Wednesday. Bob was a school chum and long time friend from Courtice. Happy Birthday greetings are ex- tended to Mrs. Belle Werry whose birthday is Monday, June 16 and Mrs. Louise Wright whose birthday is Tuesday, June 17. Happy Birth- day to these fine ladies. Patti Alpe and Nancy Bryans were guests at the retirement tea of their cousin Ina Bryans Woodman at Vincent Massey School in Oshawa. The weekly euchre card party had 10 tables with the following winners - 1. Harold Swain, 2. Leonard Cane, 3. Wm. Forder, 4. Belle Werry, 5. Ethel Goble, 6. Harold Burgess, Low - Gladys Slack, Draws - 1. Meta Swain, 2. Mary Poots, 3. James Emerton. . . The Annual Wilkins Family Pic- nic was held on June 15 at Nancy and Bob Bryans' farm. These are the descendants of May Gould and Morley Wilkins of Courtice. Although only about 30 were in at- tendance, everyone enjoyed the lovely supper. 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