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14- PQRT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 20, 1996 KR The 131st annual fair is thi Blackstock This is the week of the 131st annual Blackstock Fair which involves most of our community one way or the other. Hope there is hot weather to hurry on the sunflowers for the con- test which is open this year for contestants of all ages - bring itin on Satur- day morning to the grounds. The Demolition Derby will create much noise and excitement on Friday evening with the fair which will be opened by World Champion Skat- er Donald Jackson on Sat- urday. Of course when you require supper the United Church Beef Barbecue will be available followed by the dance in the eve- ning. Many from this area at- tended various sections of the Peterborough Exhibi- tion last week™®nd are.in- volved with the Canadian Exhibition for the next couple of weeks. Mrs Audrey Gilmour of Lindsay was a Tuesday Financial expert, author, broadcaster, and financial editor for CFRB Radio and Global Television Jerry White will share principles * 20 Income splitting strategies to reduce overnight guest of her nephew Gerald and Joyce Kelly enroute home from a trip to.Calgary and Rich- mond. She had been ac- companied by Esther Kel- Ty of Fesserton. Mrs. Jean Trewin has been moved from Port Perry Hospital to Marn- wood in Bowmanville. She will appreciate any visi- tors who are in that area. Best wishes go with Bernice and Brian Avis and their son John who are moving from Black- stock to Oshawa after spending eight years here. They hope to keep contact with their many friends in this area. Our thoughts are with John Carnaghan who is a patient in Port Perry Hos- pital. Nicole Gibson under- went further surgery as a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital. Her many friends are wishing her well. Peggy and Ralph Larm- er attended Baptism of their granddaughter Han- nah Marie Larmer daugh- ter of Paul and Margaret on the weekend. They were weekend guests of Paul and Marg, Catherine and Hannah. Cecil and Marie Gibson attended the wedding of Marie's nephew Matthew Anderson and Stephanie Jerry > PORT PERRY STAR < URAL Doucet in Prince Albert Church on Saturday. The reception was held in Oshawa. p On Saturday, Gerald and Joyce Kelly attended the wedding of Gerald's nephew Cee Jay Windo- ver to Fransiko Myer in Westway United Church followed by a reception in Brampton. A group of Brownies Fair is Caesarea Each year the people of different communities throughout Ontario get to- gether, do planning then a "lot of hard work to bring forth a major project for their community. The Blackstock Fair is one of these projects coming this Saturday. 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About a year ago I wrote about a conversationI had with Mayor Howard Hall about the necessity of two exits to every subdivision. Remember after my long thrust into the subject he informed me that the one I was raving about wasn't in Scugog but just over the line in Oshawa. I ask you to think of the TV cover- age about three weeks back of that one house completely destroyed and another four or six they thought at the time would have to be demolished. Isn't it common sense to design these projects properly to give that other exit in case of devastation caused by nature or man. But I do agree that by so doing a quiet residential street does not become a thorough fare to avoid a Eileen and I have just returned from a long weekend spent in God's country up north on the upper French River. There it appears we have the main river and then another channel a little to the south and a series of islands of all shapes and sizes. O yes, occasionally you'll travel a distance down behind a few islands and find no exit, you should have turned left or right at that last park away back. But with the adventurous spirit we had an enjoyable weekend. We did manage to travel a dis- tance and reached Lake Nippissing. We were something like a modern day Champlain with gaso- line and power boat in- stead of: canoes and pad- dles. It was much easier! Thought for the Week: Do you realize that if Shakespeare had lived in 5 +! 5 : Ed celebrate the 90th day afternoon. The | home of his daughter Brian Fulford of Port