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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 12, 1987 Joy Werry is crowned Queen of CHS formal Blackstock and Area News A large crowd gathered at the Nestleton Community Centre on Saturday evening for the 29th An nual Cartwright At Home During the evening the At Home Queen and her entourage were crowned Joy Werry was crowned by last year's Queen Karen Kyte as were the princesses Leanne MacDonald and - Christina McLean. Congratulations to the staff and students on such a successful evening and beautiful decorations Saturday also proved a good day to hold an auction sale as two area residents -- Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy and Mr. and Mrs. John Kristensen had successful days. Best wishes go to the Kristensen family as they move to-an apartment in Oshawa. Bryan Mountjoy of Richmond, British Columbia was home on the my A ------------------------ by Joyce Kelly YOUNG FELLOWS .. FEELING THEIR OATS! weekend to assist her mother with her auction sale Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Elizabeth, Elaine and Esther were Mr and Mrs. Bob Petch, and Catherine of Aurora; and Mrs. William Kelly of Bobcaygeon Sounds of music filled the Blackstock United Church on Sun- day evening as New Jer@#alem, a group of talented young people from Cannington entertained the crowd with a musical production. This in- spirational . production entitled "Celebration 87" is the tenth musical production that New Jerusalem has presented and is composed of favourite selections from their past nine cantatas. This ministry of music was another way "for the congregation to celebrate but they'd sooner be Stop by the farm at 'DAVE & HAZEL MORRIS ier than Kubota B-S tractor And there } i har didi ' TT Ci ITE ety arr 4 Srey QIU SONVOT QILICTCT raAnNeInge frovm ranging (rom | 19 horepower With that "working in your herd to give you the extra pounds on your calves next year! Sons of the easy calving bull BAR 5 JERICO 2X: : just off test - indexed and eligible for red beef programme. R.R. 4, PORT PERRY 985-8109" Jericho Farm Simmentals WYCK HOLDER ay = much vancty, vou're sure to find one that meets vour needs Plowing, spraving. hauhng, nlhing, mowing and more There's a Kubota just nght tor the job EKUBOT You can ako choose fcatures to make the work go casier Like a hvdrostati transmission, 3-point hitch, 2-speed Ine mad or rear TO or +-wheekdme So it vou re looking i FH | | tor a hard worker. look no further than a BUILT TO LAST! TRACTOR CANADA LTD. B&WFARM SERVICE DIV OF DONNERAL BROS LTD R.R. 5, SUNDERLAND. ONTARIO LOC 1HO (708) 837-3760 IB7-31898 their 100th anniversary This weekend was the weekend for the annual trek to Mohawk Raceway for many local couples Those who enjoyed a weekend away from home and the kids were Neil and Elaine. Bailey; Grant and Heather McLaughlin; Neil and Kathy McLaughlin; Blair and Janet Martyn; Gary and Carolyn Mount- joy, Jim and Alice Waldriff; and Glen and Janice McCoy. Many family gatherings were held over the weekend to celebrate Mothers Day. Grace UCW pleased with lunch showing by Mrs. Earl Reader Saturday seemed to be an almost perfect day for the many functions that were scheduled. "Of course interests were divided and it was necessary to make a choice. Many horse trailers were seen heading for the Arabian horse competitions at the Greystone Equestrian Centre. Of course this took the horse lovers. However the Centre of the Island was a busy place too. The "Grace" U.C.W_, were very pleased with the large number who attended their hot luncheon and were then in'a hap- py state to cross the corner to the Community Hall to enjoy the after- noon sponsored by the "Head" U.C.W. The demonstrations drew ~ much attention and sent many children and adults home with in- teresting mementos as well "as unusual purchased crafts. Geo. Edgar's scissors didn't get much 'rest. Of course there was a big rush to the flea table for bargains galore. The bake table too offered many tas- ty surprises. Plants were abundant and pleased the happy gardeners." By the way the afghan and pillow went to Jackie Beddome of Pon- typool. : Mrs. Marion Carter spent a month " recently near Edmonton with her daughter Anne and husband and lit- tle granddaughter and consequent- ly was there to welcome a new grandson. Don't forget Thursday evening at the library at 7:30 p.m. if you'd like to see the Martyn's pictures of Greece, Turkey and Islands. We are pleased to report Claude Parker had a successful operation a week ago on voice box and vocal chords and will likely be home within a couple of weeks. He cer- tainly has gone through a lot but is in good spirits now and looking for- ward to the next steps for speech. Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINE All Advertising: MONDAY - 12 NOON CHESTERFIELD SUITES - LOVE SEATS SECTIONALS - MATTRESSES A Large Selector LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE! McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa - 725-5181 \ € . = " No one deserved the honour more than Joy Werry, the con- stantly smiling 19 year old student council president of Cartwright - High School, who was voted Queen of the CHS At Home Saturday night. Congratulations, Joy! =~ ; Flanking Queen of the Cartwright High School At Home prom Joy Werry are her attendants Christina McLean (left) and Leanne MacDonald. The formal dance was held Saturday night at Nestieton Community Hall, which was decorated to the nines for the occasion. hi dE i SY NY LI I ISR ETAT