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yo Riss VEEL ev ESN RAR ee Mg Fog SBS Fy \ 1 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 29, 1986 ~ First ladies tournament at bowling green aS al og TI TT Err RE nee What a day it turned out to be! Fine hot, sunny weather blessed the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club's first ladies tournament in the new facilities last Thursday. Sixteen teams from Port Perry, Oshawa, Peterborough, Locust Hill, although the Port ladies gave it all they had, an Oshawa team eventual- ly went home with the trophy. The out-of-towner's were all pleasantly surprised by the new facilities, located adjacent tc the Port Perry Fairgrounds, and many Sonya and various other places made favourable comments. turned up for the day-long event and. Talk about form! One of the competitor's in lets loose with a "fast ball." last Thursday's ladies lawn bowling tournament WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whitby, Ont. SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon No 666-1712 Tey 686-1745 RESIDENCE - 985-2515 Handshakes were the order of the day as the first ladies lawn bowling tournament drew to a close. Grocery store mms | changes hands ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE \ Lawn bowler Grace Love stands by while her team-mate goes Since TRUST Blackstock and Area News - by Joyce Kelly VICTORIA Our local Blackstock grocery secured a position with Carousel Aho GREY store has changed hands. After ten Tours as a representative. Con- years of operating the Blackstock gratulations! Village Market, Bill & Sandra The weather of the past while has into action at the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club's first ladies tour- nament at the new facility, held last Thursday. New minister will start in August Utica and Area News by Vera Brown No church service for the charge this week, but the following Sunday, Aug. 10th, services will resume at the regular hour of 11:15 a.m. with our new minister Rev. Nancy Waterman delivering her first ser- mon in Epsom Church. There will be a euchre this Friday in Utica Hall at 8 p.m. and all euchre players are welcome. A special welcome to the newest member of our community Little Andy Hutchinson was born early last Monday, July 21st. Congratula- tions to proud parents Mary & Wayne and brother Alec Happy 18th birthday to Clara Becz who was given a surprise party by her parents on Saturday evening in Utica Hall. Many friends, relatives and neighbours were invited to celebrate this occasion with her. Lorne & Eileen Slute joined with the family for a picnic on Sunday at the home of son Bill and family at Robinglade Estates. Mr. and Mrs. Clive Powell & boys enjoyed a vacation in Ottawa recently, seeing the sites and visiting relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Fielding & Jena of Pefferlaw and Mr. Bill Fielding of Oshawa were supper guests with the Earl Fieldings on Thursday. I'm pleased to report that Kevin Carre is finally home from hospital follow: 1g his long bout with pneumonia. Even though he is still under the doctor's care and needs to visit the hospital each: day for therapy he is fast becoming the live- ly boy that we all know. Mr & Mrs Jack Hinchcliffe of Toronto were Wednesday dinner guests with the Eric Carres Miss Laura Carre ac- companied her grandparents to their cottage at Thornbory on Thursday for a holiday and her father joined them on the weekend. 10" 5 Year Annual Interest 9 7/8% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice Parlour 150 Water St. Port Perry 985-2225 $300 OFF Large Pizza 34% OFF X-Large Pizza | ONE COUPON PER PIZZA i FREE DELIVERY in Port Perry Open to 4 a.m. Thurs, Fri. & Sat. Thompson have decided to move to Lindsay. We wish them well in their new home. The new owners,Donand Ginny Masterson, Sherri and Tim will be moving in on Tuesday. The store will be closed for renovations until August 13 when it will open with grand flourish at the Grand Opening. Best wishes to the Master- son family on their new endeavour. Also on Tuesday, Leonard and Bonnie Johansen and family formerly of Toronto will be moving into the Masterson house. Hope you enjoy Blackstock! The plans are underway for the second Purple Hill School reunion to be held on Sunday, August 24. It will begin at the school and continue at Blackstock Rec. Centre for a pot luck dinner. All former teachers, students and their families are in- vited - tell your friends. Pleased to report that John Wolters and Mike Post are both recovering at home after their stays in hospital. Clarence Marlow re- mains a patient in Port Perry Hospital where he has been for some time. Improved health is wished for all three gentlemen. Who says soccer is a non-contact sport? Brian VanCamp wouldn't agree--he's still on crutches follow- ing an injury at the Jr. Farmer Zone Games. Hope you are soon dancing Brian! Congratulations to Kelli Guersey who recently graduated from a two year course at Seneca College in Travel and Tourism and has been ideal for camping and getting away from it all and several younger residents have taken ad- vantage of the situation. Christopher Bryant and Michael Hepburn enjoyed a vacation at Camp Samac in Oshawa while Heather Goulding was roughing it in the Haliburton Highlands at Camp Adelaide. From all reports we have some excellent junior woodsmen in our midst. There was a slightly larger crowd at the card party with nine tables. Vera Fawns was this week's winner followed closely by Albert Watts 3 - James Emerton 4 - Edna Larmer 5 - Ethel Goble 6 - Nerta Masters, Low - Clarence Masters. Draws were won by Betsy Staniland, Laureana Brights and Meta Swain. Don't forget everyone is welcome to join the festivities at the Town Hall on Tuesday at 8 p.m. -- you don't have to be a senior to enjoy the evening. The Blackstock Brussel Sprouts 4-H Club met at the home of Esther and Elaine Kelly on Wed. July 23 for a business meeting. Canning and jarring were discussed. Next meeting will be at Jill VanCamp's home on August 12 at 8:00 p.m. Many from this area attended Ross Stevenson's Annual Barbeque in Udora on Wednesday. If your're planning a vacation or just a short jaunt be sure to lock all your doors and windows securely. There have been several break-ins in the village recently so take the necessary precautions.