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] ~ the New Year was ushered in| by Many merrymakers PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, January 4; 1989 -- 11 0.N.O. sponsors a terrific New Year's Eve Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly _ A very successful New Yes ee Eve Dance was held at the right, Toronto, Lois and Jim Centre on Saturday evening w! a large number of merrymakers. This event was sponsored by the O.N.O." On Sunday about fifty-six members of the Mountjoy- Ferguson clans gathered at the Red Centre for their annual get- together. After a delicious dinner the afternoon was spent visiting, skating and playing cards. Jan and Les Bushfield, Trevor and Dana of London spent the weekend with Jan's parents Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers and at- tended the reunion of the Mountjoys. Keith and Ruth Johnstop of Belleville visited Mr. and"Mrs. Frank Hoskin and attended the gathering at the Rec Centre as well. Mrs. Lela Wannan of St. Catherines is spending a few days with Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy in Margaret's beautiful new home. . On Sunday about 45 descen- dants of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson gathered at the Nestleton Hall for their New Year's dinner and afternoon. At- tending were Grant and Ruth Ferguson of "Toronto and their families, George and Mona Dunbar of Scarborough and their families, Sandra and Noel Morton of Oshawa and families, Lloyd and Thelma Wright, Bill and Jean Ferguson of Blackstock and their families. A group of square dancers from here attended the New Year's Eve party at the home of Glen and Caroline Dowson north of Bowmanville. Sunday guests of Walter and Audrey Wright were Lorna Wright, Kingston, Eleanor Senior Citizens meeting by E. Irvine The Senior Citizens held their meeting on December 28th which was opened by the President with the singing of O'Canada. This was followed by 2 minutes silence for Rose Willougby and John Hall. - Business as usual, and a short talk by Mr. Ed Walker and also J. Greenwood. Then we were enter- tained by the Lions Club with a wine and cheese party. Our next meeting will be -January 11 with a pot luck supper at 5 o'clock. There is a euchre on Wednes- day at 1:30 and Saturday the 7th all at the Latcham Centre. Square dancing at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday morning. Happy New Year to all from . Club 101. PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready in 5 Minutes PHIL WALMSLEY PHOTOGRAPHY -- NEW ADDRESS -- 117 Perry St., Port Perry 985-0744 cMillan of Dunsford, Elaine and Grant Young, Holli and Kirstie of Hamilton, Tony Clarke of Bethany, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Young, Miss Vera Forder all of Hamilton, Miss Vera Forder stayed for the Christmas week and Walter and Audrey took here home to Hamilton to visit with Elaine and Grant Young and family, Murray and Aileen Byers spent Christmas with Jan and Les Bushfield, Trevor and Dana in London. On the way home they visited Aileen's sister Hazel Belyea who now lives in a retire- ment home in Oakville. Poonsup Viresanti of Ottawa joined her friend Lorna Wright at Walter and Audrey Wright's for a few days last week. On Sunday morning, David & Nancy Mahaffy and their twin daughters Lauren and Kelsey called on Jean Mahaffy. Lorna and Lisa Edgerton and Bessie Crawford enjoyed a week's vacation in Florida. This trip was a surprise Christmas present for Bessie. Grant and Heather McLaughlin, Carla and Abby, Mrs. Jean Mahaffy were Sunday evening dinner guests of Gib and Shirley Magill and Brian of Columbus. Best wishes to Shirley and Shelley Holliday who moved to Pleasant View Park, north of Lindsay. Neil and Kathy McLaughlin and family were New Year's Day din- ner guests of their cousins Randy and Mary Edgeworth and family at Kingston. Christmas visitors of Vern and Vera Asselstine were Gerald Asselstine, Oshawa, Alan and. Mary Asselstine, Tanya, Michael and Mark, Ottawa, Les and Leah Asselstine, Gayle and Rob Kit- chener, Floyd and Ruth Asselstine, Michelle and Craig, Colin and Christine and Jennifer of Blackstock, Teresa Asselstine, - Mark's Maintenance BODY SHOP New Building located behind the Service Centre & Gas Bar HWY. 7A -- NESTLETON -- 986-5620 | Orangeville, Mrs. Violet Chaplin, Oshawa. Sympathy is extended to Vera ay Vernon and family on the passing of Vera's mother Mrs. Violet Chaplin on Wednesday in her 96th year. Grant and Barb Larmer, Rox- anne, Erin and Ryan enjoyed a fun-filled week of both downhill and cross country skiing at Cranberry Village west of Coll- ingwood. On Christmas Day they were joined by Barb's mother Mrs. McMillan from Collingwood and her sister Marie and John Bint and family from Belleville and Oshawa for a lovely dinner at Cranberry Inn. It has ben many years since Barb's family has been together in Collingwood to celebrate Christmas. Harold and Eileen McLaughlin, Stanley Taylor were New Year's Day dinner guests of Jean and Lloyd 'Slemon and Fred of Hayden. New Year's Day dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther were Mrs. Edna Kel- ly, Mrs. Alberta Tiers, Bob- * Pinstripping * Complete Auto Body Restoration * Collision Work and Insurance Work * Frame Straightening Black Hawk Korek Frame Machine * Body Work and Welding * Touch-work Colour Matching * New Building can also accomodate Highway Tractors Body Shop Manager, ERNIE ELLIS Licensed Auto Body Repairman -- CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE -- === 986-5620 BODY SHOP HOURS: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM - Monday through Friday ~ MARK'S MAINTENANCE & KATHY MALCOLM, Proprietors PETRO-CANADA STATION roams Hwy, 7A -- NESTLETON Full Maintenance of Cars & Light Trucks -- Body Shop -- Light Towing -- Post Office SINCE 1979 986-5 (MOST MAJOR CREDIT 1 ACCEPTED) caygeon, Mrs. Cora Hogg of Fenelon Falls, Mrs. Audrey Filmour of Cambray, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker of Lindsay, Peter and Elizabeth Peeters, Omemee, Sheldon Robertson, Tyrone. Glenn, Marion and Craig Larmer hosted the Larmer fami- ly gathering on New Year's Day. Guests included Ralph and Peggy Larmer, John Larmer, Uxbridge, Dave, Ingrid, Robert and Steven Larmer, Blackstock, Mrs. Schaad, Nova Scotia, Mrs. Snowden, Whitby, Heather and Daryl Goulding, Harvey and Lois Yellowlees, Solina, Karen, Don and Tim Dare, Hampton, Brenda and Ron Metcalfe and family, R.R.2 Bowmanville, Dennis, Karen and Christine Yellowlees, Doug, Joyce and Jessica Larmer, Port Perry, Roy Werry, and Janet Weir of Port Perry. Cecil & Marie Gibson entertain- ed members of the Gibson fami- ly for New Year's Day. Wishing you all the best for a very Happy and prosperous year in 89!