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~~ El 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 26, 1988 Third return visit by an excellent group Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Everyone 1s invited to attend the New Jerusalem singers at Blackstock United Church on this Scugog Island (From page 24) ches in Namibia, an offering for Service & Relief. Scugog Pastoral charge Coffee Hour this Tues. at 10 a.m. in the Scugog United, Susan Shepherd from "Auberge,"' Oshawa. The Port Perry Baptist Church will conclude their season's Cof- fee Hours. -- Tues. May 3 at 9:30 a.m. The guest speaker and singer will be Mrs. Celeste Zugec of Mississauga who works with the Shantymen's Christian Association in the north. Starting July 10, the Baptist Church will again have a regular minister, Rev. David Daniels from Dartmouth, N.S. The annual meeting of the Scugog Social Planning council, booked for April was post-poned to the regular date of the last month in May. Paper drive will come at the end of May. So hang on. For the "Head'" U.C.W. meeting please bring items for the Art & Craft show June 4. coming Sunday evening at 7:30 - 8:45 p.m. You will enjoy the new inspirational contata by the live- ly upbeat youth of Cannington. This will be the third visit of this exciting group - those who have enjoyed their previous perfor- mances will attest to their excellence. The young people who have been at university and colleges are gradually returning to their homes as their courses and ex- aminations are over. Welcome back, folks and have a great and profitable summer. On Friday evening Marion Larmer hosted a bridal shower in honour of bride-to-be Shelley Henderson. On Sunday the Ferguson clan gathered at the Nestleton Hall for a miscellaneous shower for Shelly and her groom Alan Ferguson. As is the usual for such events, great food and a pleasant time of visiting accompanied both showers. Don't forget the Port Perry Auxiliary Spring Tea on this Saturday, April 30 at 11:30 a.m. at the Latcham Centre. Note the change of time and form in that lunch will be served instead of the afternoon tea as in former years. Sympathy is extended to Bill and Ruth Marconi on the recent passing of Bill's mother in Toronto. At the United Church the Sacra- ment of Baptism was conducted by the Minister Rev. D. Davis when the following children were presented Elyse Rachael daughter of Julia and Lloyd Jamieson, Joshua John, son of Betty and John Dunk and Michael Wright, son of Janet and Dale VanCamp. Confirmation on Pro- fession of Faith made Sheryl Gibson, Laura Gilbank and Jill VanCamp members of the church. In addition four members were received by transfer. Mavis Brodie, Anna McLaughlin and Harold and Jean Kyte. It was a very special service. On Thursday, May 12 the Blackstock Co-op Nursery School will be holding the annual Open House and registration from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. This will also com- memorate their 10th year in operation so a celebration is planned. Can you realize that 10 years have gone by? Everyone is welcome to this special Open House. There were 12 tables at the weekly card party on Tuesday - evening with the following win- ners: 1. Bernice Loudfoot, 2. Margaret Wright, 3. Myrtle Gimblett, 4. M. Poots, 5. Herman Webb, 6. Carl Gimblett, Low - Dorothy Beech. Draws - Kathleen Watts, Rose Barrington (twice), Harold Burgess. If you like play- ing euchre plan to join this week- ly event. On Sunday, Dale and Janet VanCamp, Mary and Michael (Turn to page 27) General Contracting Specializing in SIDING, SOFFIT & EAVESTROUGH DECKS & PORCHES * * ROOFING RENOVATIONS & REPAIRS *OPEN HOUSE * -- at -- ASSELSTINE'S YAMA Durham Rd. 57, South of Blackstock YAMAMA We make the difference. J 4s 2] = * Free Daily Draws * Refreshments * 10% OFF all Regular Price, In-stock . Clothing & Helmets (a great selection) * We'll pay the extra 1% Sales Tax until the end of the Open House on Machines only. ATV PULL SAT. MAY 7th - 1PM Come out and test drive a YAMAHA 4 WHEELER ASSELSTINE'S 986-4431 SET hy = TE LEASE The annual three-day Cash Splel was held Easter Weekend at Port Perry Curling Club with a Port Perry rink taking home $1,000 for capturing the A Division, sponsored by Goreski Roofing. At left Is skip Scott Howey with Dianne Goreski, Garnet Warriner, Glen James, Ken Jeffrey and Ken Goreskl. In the B Division, sponsored by Gilbeys, a rink from Woodville took 'home a cheque for $400. At left Is bonspiel chairman Ken Goreski presenting cheque to David Wilson, Gary Jordan, John Harris and Paul Ot- ter. The C Division, sponsored by Square Boy Pizza and worth $400 was won by the Annandale foursome of Dave Yeo, Dennis Stewart, Jim Lavoir and Wayne Klepallo. Donna Fairman made the presentations. A rink from East York won the D Division spon- sored by Dennis Anderson Chev Olds. Dick Shinn at left made the presentation to ski Patrick Gronlund, Ken Moore and Vince Maccloch, ob Wasson.