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24 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 14, 1992 Meeting on closure of post office at Rec Centre Blackstoc A ENN If you are reading this column on Tuesday, April 14 live in the Blackstock area, I ope that you are planning to atténd the public meeting regarding the proposed closure of Blackstock Post Office in June. Public disapproval is badly needed so please don't leave the matter to someone else -- do try to be there. Sympathy is extended to Karen Kyte on the passing of her fiance An- thony Kovoto after a gallant fight against cancer. Our thoughts are with David and Donna Kyte and family at this sad time in their lives. At the annual Can Pro Industry awards held last Tuesday in Toron- to, 'Search For A Stranger' a per- sonal T.V. film documentary, was named the best news documentary special produced in Canada. The half hour T.V. film was written and roduced by Craig Paisley of .F.C.N,, Calgary, Alberta who with his co-producer and director Graham Bond and photographer Jim Maule travelled here last Oct. at Thanksgiving time to shoot footage in Blackstock and the sur- rounding area. This award winning by Joyce Kelly special has been purchased by W5 a News and a condensed version of the film will be aired Easter Sunday even- ing, April 19 on Channel 9, CFTO, Toronto. Heartiest congratulations, Craig. The "snowbirds" are returning from their winter in Florida. What weather we had to show them on Saturday and Sunday. That certain- ly was quite a display of snow and ice and very slushy roads. Harold and Jean Kyte and Dalton and Kathleen Dorrell are two couples that have been seen in the village. Connie Swain and Eileen McLaughlin enjoyed a tour to Boston with Barb Porter's Plus Bus recently. Weather conditions were quite snowy there as well as here. They report a great tour of that area. Better health is wished for Mar- jorie Bradburn, Belle Werry, Mur- ray Coates and Ruth Thompson who are all in Port Perry Hospital. Cecil Gibson is continuing to recuperate following surgery at home. Bertha McLaughlin and Flora Samells along with Norma and George Wolfe attended the funeral For further information call 985-0800 STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme' for children 18 months to 5 years. Full time and part time available. | Hours 6:30 am to 6 pm WILSON MARTIN BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Douglas E. Wilson Sherry L. Martin Randall B. Hoban of Bernie Hooey of Solina last Mon- day in Bowmanville. They went to Zion Cemetery and on to Solina Hall for refreshments and to meet the family. The United Church Youth group held a successful retreat in Egypt at the home of Dr. John and Sandy Churchill over the weekend. A very meaningful program was carried out. On Sunday Peter and Elizabeth Peeters held a family dinner in 'honor of Courtney's second birth- day. Attending from this area were Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther and Ralph and Peggy Larmer who joined members of the Peeters family for the celebration. Cartwright seniors held a pot luck dinner the first Tuesday of each month. On Tuesday an excellent din- ner was enjoyed before the card party. Winners at the euchre which has 14 tables were Violet Linton, Albert Watts, Carl Ferguson, Ver- na Slute, Jim Rodman, Ruby Cochrane and Vera Fawns. Draws were won by Doreen Ferguson, Ruby Cochrane, Lorna Swain, Muriel Butson, Violet Linton, Jean Porrill and George Allison. Last Sunday afternoon a large group of ladies gathered at the C.E. Room of the United Church for a community bridal shower in honor of bride-to-be Carla Adams who is to be married on Saturday, April 25. Many beautiful gifts were received and opened by Carla. During the afternoon two interesting contests were conducted and enjoyed. Carla thanked everyone and a social time enjoyed over a bountiful lunch. On April 6 the Parents Association met at the Cartwright Central Public School. Four teachers, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Bradburn, Mrs. Elliot and Mrs. Hopkins made an ex- cellent presentation on Reading and Writing in the Early Grades. Scugog Council has approved new crossing lines for Old Scugog and Alexandra Streets with new lines and signs. Lottery tickets are out and may be purchased from any student. Your support is solicited. The Blackstock United Church is holding a Talent Auction on Friday evening, April 25 beginning at 7 p.m. Any donations of talent of any kind can be donated to the auction CFTO has its Eyes on Scugog CFTO TV's "Eye on Toronto" staff were in Port Perry on Thursday filming a feature on Hank's Pastries and Luke's Country Store, both on Queen Street, to air Thursday, April 23. Jane. Bigely, field producer and Brian Weatherhead, camera man, capture the thoughts of Angela DeJong, of Hank's Pas- tries (top), and Jody Luke, of Luke's Country Store (bottom). i ~~ prown -_ 3 i 0 "Saka of | aa : iy PERRY wl : a Business Law Corporate Law Lawsuits Divorce Mortgaging Wills Family Law Separation Agreements Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Administration of Estates Land Development through Carolyn Morton, Joan Swain or Jean Ferguson. Auctioneer for the fun evening will be our own Harvey Graham. Everyone is welcome to attend this event which will be held at the United Church. Plans are well underway for "Music Feast' a fundraising event which will be sponsored by the C.H.S. Band parents and held at the Rec Centre on Thursday, April 16. Tickets for this dinner and fun fill- ed evening can be purchased at the school or from any band member. Please submit your items for this column at 986-4257 by Monday, mid morning. Thank you. 22 Brock Street East, Uxbridge, Ontario 852-3353 19139 Centre Street, Mount Albert, Ontario 473-1933 Si 2 Rhy Sg f8 N x a Sh ree t ne Conny The Regional Municipality of Durham trade | gia ° 4 meeting peed own HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF | hg Rurhor Fedora Libera March 30 at Courtice High School. The meeting featured a de- bate on G.A.T.T. proposals and how they could affect agricul- ture. Both sides were represent- ed by Mike Manion and Elsa FOR $5000 ARRAY AN ANN ON CO J 030 § UO AY § DI 04 OF LAY I I \ - [you are a low-income homeowner. you may be eligible for up to S5.000. (which may not have to be repaid) to SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION and THE SCUGOG LANDFILL SITE will be assist you in repairing your home or make it accessible closed on Friday, April 17, 1992, for Good Schillings. A good discussion to a disabled person, Friday. hour followed with many views nro willie aril SAIN . of individuals expressed. bad ' Se . ae Ri y Riki 0) wa AL Normal operations will resume on Saturday, Please watch the paper for an- SLAIN WM ; pM ; April 18, 1992. other meeting at Port Perry We are now processing applications for the 1992 budget allocation. If vou require financial assistance in repairing your home please contact our office to apply for the RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RRAP), (OO IE OF Bt DO SA WA DRE I O29 34 09 NY DAY 1-416-404-0020 High School towards the end of May. Everyone is welcome. Top- ic of this meeting will be Free Trade. THE PORT PERRY STAR A proven performer for 125 years and now in the mail for Tuesday delivery in Port Perry area V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works