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Wa he } wish. is of "congratulations. Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly September 7 Blackstock United Church Sunday . School sponsored a "Roundup Pic- nic". at Enniskillen Conservation Area. Everyone enjoyed baseball and other activities. Hot dogs were supplied with potluck salads and desserts. Although the air was cold, the friendship was warm. © Last week's news carried a serious error regarding Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson's Wedding Anniversary - it was their 58th Wed- ding Anniversary. We always knew you two look young but it may be a little embarrassing for your family to explain. My apologies but the very sincere Congratulations to Henry and Muriel Wotten who were guests of honour at a family party at the home of their daughter Joan and Floyd Argue on the occasion of their 40th Wedding Anniversary on Sun- day afternoon. Attending this hap- py party were their family members as well as Muriel and Henry's brothers and sisters. Congratulations. On Saturday afternoon a pretty wedding took place in the United Church when Diane Wheeler became the bride of Don Pierson. The reception was held at the home of Diane's sister Connie and Ernie Swain on Greensboro Street. Diane and Don will be living in Oshawa. Judi Mountjoy of Richmond, B.C. spent a week with her parents Er- nie and Connie Swain and attended her aunt's wedding. While in Ontario she visited other relatives and friends. 'Another lovely wedding took place on Saturday afternoon when Wanda Brown and Brian Craig were mar- ried in the Anglican Church. Their reception and dance took place in the Recreation Centre with Tripp- Toms catering. Best wishes are ex- tended to both of these happy es. Better health is wished for Bill Mahaffy who underwent serious surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Also in Oshawa Hospital is Mr. E.R. Trewin who was transferred from Port Perry Hospital. In Port Perry Hospital are Mrs. Elva Toms and Mr. Bob Holliday. Get well wishes are sent to all these patients. The Hoskin family annual picnic was also held on Sunday afternoon at the Enniskillen Conservation Area. Various activities along with visiting followed by a bountiful sup- per made for a fine event. ~~ - Next Sunday, September 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the students of the Cartwright High School will be holding a c \r wash at the school. This will be a great opportunity to wash up the family vehicles and support our local school at the same time at reasonable rates of $3-4 depe on car or van. On Tuesday evenings the Y.M.C.A. will be having Floor "Hockey- at the Cartwright Public . School from Sept. 23 to April 7. Ages 6-9 year olds will play 6-7 p.m. while the 10-14 year olds will be on the floor from 7-8 p.m. For further in- formation either see a poster or call George Hepburn at 986-0075. There were 10 tables at the week- ly euchre party on Tuesday evening with the following winners: 1. Vera Fawns, 2. Elizabeth Kelly, 3. Harold Swain, 4. Bernice Loudfoot, 5. Bill Forder, 6. M. Poots. Low - Edna Larmer. Draws were won by Gladys Potts, Clarence Masters and Gladys Slack. If you enjoy an evening of cards and fellowship join this group at the Township Hall on any Tues- day evening at 8 p.m. . Our many post-graduate students are away to school. The following is a partial list. If you wish to be in- cluded in another list next week, call me at 986-4257 sometime during the week. At Guelph University are Marilyn . Green in Foods, Robert Green in Veterinary Science, Lynn McLaughlin, taking Agricultural Economics, Dwayne Bryant in Animal Science, Brian VanCamp in Agricultural Economics, Rob Graham in Arts and Diana Fletcher in Arts. At Waterloo University are Anthony Duivesteyn and Shawn Umphrey both taking Engineering. At Queen's are Anne Marie Hooge- veen in Nursing Science, Elaine Kel- ly in Commerce, Jay Priebe in i ing and Karen Duivesteyn in Education. At Loyalist College, Belleville, Tara Bailey is studying Food and Beverage Manage- ment. Tena Wolters is taking Business Administration at McMaster University. Julie Bryant is taking Food and Beverage Management at Canadore, North Bay. Karen Kyte and Cathy Paisley are taking Business at Ryerson. At Durham College are Carla Adams for Food and Beverage Manage- ment. Angela Duivesteyn is taking Business, Lisa Little is taking Secretarial Science. At Sir Sanford Fleming College are Virginia Frew taking Tourism and Communica- tions. Shelley Holliday, Sean Porter, Norman Schnavel and Lionel deKnecht are all taking Law Enforcement. ORT AUTO GLASS & TRIM wo Bl Complete Upholstery BB Windshields B Sunroofs & Pinstripes BH Body Moulding 139 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY CALL FOR YOUR APPT. ... 985-8507 Several other families have recently returned from trips to Ex- po in late summer - they are Denzil, Talya and Todd Moore, Roy and Shirley Turner and Ernie and Con- nie Swain, This great event certain- ly draws rave reviews. The Turner and Martyn families are delighted that a new baby son has been born, Monday morning, to Janet and. Blair Martyn. " Congratulations. Craig Paisley has departed for Brandon, Manitoba where he will begin orientation sessions at CKX TV prior to the opening of a new television station at Portage La Prairie. Craig has been appointed as a news reporter and announcer at this new station when it goes on the air in early October. On Sunday afternoon Donna and David Kyte and family - Karen, Jason, Susan and Steven - hosted a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 9, 1986 -- 15 party and barbecue for Craig and Cathy Paisley. It was a party celebrating Craig's new job and Cathy's nineteenth birthday. Those attending this happy occasion were Gord Paisley and Shirley Hansen, Troy Hansen and Anita McLean, Tammy Hansen and Mike Brunt, Tracey Hansen, Neil, Elaine and Howard Bailey, Tara Bailey and * Terry Taylor, Dennis, Cheryl, Margaux and Carly Romeril, Tii- fany DeKnecht, Dino Sergnese, Paul Robertson and Steve DeHaas. Are you looking for a new hobby? Square Dancing is just what you need - to make new friends while learning new dance steps and also keep your mind active '&' think of the exercise! We all nee«i exercise and there's no better way than mov- .ing to the dance steps of Modern Square Dancing. Square Dancing is a weekly lear- AUGUST 15 TO OCTOBER 11, 1986 Church hosts a round-up picnic ning process with new calls being taught each week to build on steps already learned. After a few lessons you'll be able to go to other larger dances held in the surrounding area. Several couples went to Calgary to the 5th National Square Dance Con- vention along with 6500 Square Dancers from all over the world - as far away as Japan & Australia. The next convention will be in Hamilton in 1988 - so come along now and you'll be all set to join in on that spectacular event! Where else can you have an even- ing of fun for only $5 per coup'e, and sometimes the price includes refreshments! night is September 19 at Cartwright Public School and is FREE! Glenn and Caroline Dowson are our congenial callers. Phone the Dowsons at 263-2022 and/or Harold and Dora Martyn at 986-5378. A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE (© TUTCT To R= A Ao -T-A El = To) of Al 21-1 of oAV) 7 Specials effective Saturday, Sept. Sth to Monday, Sept. 16th 25% OFF - WINTER FABRICS 1/3 OFF - SUMMER FABRICS BROADCLOTH (reg. 2.75 metre) ...32.25 metre 15% OFF - All SLIPPERS by Kaufman' and *'Lullabies" 15% OFF - LINGERIE by 'Say Kaly' and 'Leisure Lady' Dressing Gowns - Night Gowns - Pyjamas - Loungers TUESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 9 - 16 - 23 -- 10% 'OFF SHOES by 'Tender Tootsie' -- THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAY GIFTS -- TUESDAY - One pair of Shoes by "Tender Tootsies" WEDNESDAY - Fabric for a dress length by "C.R.S. Fabrics" THURSDAY - Two pair of men's Slippers & two pair of ladies Slippers by "Kaufman; FRIDAY - One pair of Dearfoam Slippers by 'Lullabies'; Five Nightgowns & 1 Pyjama by "Say Kaly" SATURDAY - 6 Dress Shirts by "Arrow" MONDAY -- One Nightgown, One Dressing Gown, One Jumpsuit by "Leisure Lady". Congratulations to the following Birthday Present Recipients: R. Wheeler (Tender Tootsie), J. Sobil, G. Taylor, R. Gourlie, R. Colvin, D. Tobin (G.W.G. items); C. Mallory, M. Hempen, P. Rowe, A. Honey (Kaufman Slippers); L. Kyte (Lullaby Slippers), Cindy McKinley (Teddy Bear). Names of the children who received gifts on Saturday are posted in the store. AW. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE 168 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY ------ A ---- -- = pg sal? cts fl --