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- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 29, 1988 -- 31 Bombers out-score Leafs Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly In the Floor Hockey games on March 22 the Bombers out-scored the Leafs 6-2 with Brad Morton 4, Carle Davis 1 and Brennan Malcolm 1 the scorers for the Bombers and Jason Logan and Tommy Waters each scoring 1 for the Leafs. In the Seniorsthe Cana- dians defeated the Bruins 8-7. Scoring for the winners were Brendon Agnew 3, R.J. Ford 3 and Mike Leach 2. Bruins' scorers were Paul Bycok 4 and Danny Bycok, Darryl Dutkewich and Mike Hepburn each with 1. Pleased that Hector Shortridge is progressing well following surgery last week in Port Perry Hospital. Mrs. Elva Van Camp is undergoing treatment in Sun- nybrook Hospital. Mrs. Dora Sug- gitt is making good progress following hip surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Most of the patients are recovering these days. The annual Awards Banquet and Dance for the Curling Club was held on Saturday evening at the Nestleton Hall. Following a warm welcome by President Doug Kadowaki, Grace was said by Brian DeJong and a delicious roast beef dinner was enjoyed. A vote of appreciation was voiced to Caterer Dorothy Lee and her helpers. In his opening remarks, Doug spoke of the dropping member- ship and pointed out that efforts™ at recruitment are necessary. Mary Demerchant presented the trophy and prizes to first place rink in the Ladies Division, Lor- na Edgerton, Helen Coates, Jean Goble and Lois Dallas. Second place was won by Helen Nesbitt, Leah Frew, Tracy Vernest and Sally Gibb. Lorna Edgerton presented the report of the nominating commit- tee's list of incoming executive as; Helen Coates, President, Tracy Vernest, 1st Vice, Glenna MacLeod, 2nd Vice, Shirley Dingman, Schedule Manager, Rie Hoogeveen, Treasurer. Jean Goble on behalf of the Mix- ed Curling League announced the winners of the trophy and first place prizes were Shirley Dingman, Rick Dingman, Rob Worden, Shirley Gibson, Mel Lamb, and Rob Thompson. Se- cond place was taken by Lawrence Van Camp, Liz Luke, Rob and Ann Fleming. Merlin Suggitt presented his trophy to the winners of men's league, Doug Kadowaki, Dave Vernest, Grant McLaughlin, Dan Mahar. In his remarks, Merlin, who is a charter member of the Club pointed out that the coming year Blackstock Curling Club will be celebrating its 40th year. Se- cond place was won by Craig Larmer, Rich Miller, Brent Mavin and Russell Weir. Much credit was given to the icemakers for the seasons ice. The Executive was announced as President - Doug Kadowaki, Vice President - Dale Van Camp, Sec-Treas. - Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Mixed League - Jean and Keith Goble, Jim and Alice Waldriff, Men's Reps - Cam Porter, Ron Vice, Grant McLaughlin. Several door prizes were drawn and won. The members of St. Johns Anglican Church are pleased that a new minister will be coming on May 1. Rev. Charles Bull has been at All Saint Anglican at Whitby. Charles received his B.A. degree at the University of P.E.I. and his Theology Degree from Trinity in Toronto. He is married to Michelle and has a daughter Joanna. Any from the community who wishes to attend the ordination service for Susan Sheen on Sun- day afternoon, May 14 call Linda McLaughlin, Nestleton for infor- mation regarding the bus that will be going. There were 121, tables at the weekly euchre party on Tuesday evening with the following win- ners 1. Carl Ferguson, 2. Nerta Masters, 3. Ruby Smith, 4. Stan Wright, 5. Roy McLaughlin, 6. Margaret Wright, Low - Clarence Masters. Draws - Pat Porrill, Clarence Masters, Edith Mclaughlin, Mary Cannon. Helen and Stuart Dorrell of Charlton spent a few days visiting relatives in the area last week. The Blackstock Bush Bunch by Shelley Holliday Once again there is a challeng- ing and exciting 4-H Club in Blackstock. We have met on March 8 and March 22 so far. Our project is centred around the theme "Encountering the Out- doors."" We will learn about out- door cooking, choosing a camp- site, photography as well as par- ticipating in lots of fun and ex- citing events. If you are between 12 and 21 years of age, join a 4-H Club this a FE Even the teaching staff got into the act during summer and learn to use your head, heart, hand and health to better living for our club, our community and our country. For further information about 4-H ask any member or leader or call the Ministry of Food and Agriculture 1-800-263-8023 today. If you think that playing cards is the only interest of the Senior Citizens Club members, the following information submitted by Pat Porrill will be of interest to you. "Over the past thirty years, the United Senior Citizens of Ontario has achieved many benefits for the Senior Citizens of Ontario. These include: Free O.H.L.P., Free Drug Plan: Property Tax - Rebate, Sales Tax Rebate and many other benefits. On January 1, 1988 hearing aids will be covered under O.H.IL.P. for Senior Citizens. By March 1988 eyeglasses will be completely or partially covered. There are other assistive devices which will now be available to Seniors such as wheelchairs, supplies for incon- tinence etc." For further information as well as details as Lo dates and place of regular Senior Citizens meetings in Blackstock call Pat Porrill. News items are always re- quired for this column. Remember I cannot report what news I do not know so please call 986-4257 any time during the week and up to mid-morning Monday. Cartwright High School's annual Jump Rope For Heart, a fundraising venture for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Above, Principal Jim Musselman (who Duplicate Bridge March 23, 1988 6 Table Howell - Avg. 48 1st - Kath Burley & Gwen Ren- nie 56. 2nd - Pat & Grace Love 53%. 3rd - Joyce Heard & Helen Mathieson tied with Elma Doyle & Eleanor Goulding 52. 4th - Doris Phinney & Dorothy Jacobs 511. @e Hearing c Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry Dr E Mueller's Office - 24 Water St S| Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Evening - 5 Table Howell - Avg. 54 1st - Kath Burley & Ginny Clif- ford 66. 2nd - Doris Phinney & Bill Soulsby 63. 3rd - Audry & Peter Francis 602. 4th - Marie & Blake Vander- water 58. Dennis J Hogan ann Hearing Ad Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 Scott Fletcher wasn't above a little showing off dur- ing last Friday's Jump Rope For Heart fundraising done by Cartwright High School students in the Cartwright Central Public School gymnasium. Top fundraisers included Jill Van Camp, $342; Principal Jim Musselman, $190; Blain Sleep, $95; Steve Stani- land, $87.50; and Mindy Kellow, $84. ~ ': dy REE # ' \ a es i raised the second highest amount of money, $190, second from 'left) and teachers Randy Scott, Beth McElroy, Susan Ellis and Eric Fletcher try some tricky skipping maneouvers. 4a Country Estate Property Maintenance * YARD CLEANUP * FERTILIZING * WEED CONTROL * * LAWN CUTTING * ROTO TILLING * LANDSCAPING * * LANDSCAPE LIGHTING * AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM * * SMALL BACKHOE / LOADER SERVICE * Bus. Gov't Licenced -- Fully Insured Res. 655-4104 985-964 NIGEL MOLE manufacturer of quality FIBREGLASS BATHTUBS and WHIRLPOOLS OPEN TO PUBLIC 80 VanEdward Drive SAT. 9 AM to 2 PM Port Perry 985-3100 Empress Design