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The Canadian Statesman, BLACKSTOCK A number of ladies attended a show-.er for Michelle Robin- son at the home of iEdith McLaughlin with Pat Sleep as co-hostess. The Bride-to-be ieeved several beautifffl gtsad replied fittingly. A rn;1ost dainty lunch was served. Esther Kelly entertained six fittle friends on Tuesday to celebrate hier f ifth birthday. 11ev, andMrs J.C. Hill, Columbus, were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mcbaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Van- Camp are home after an enjoyable four week trip to 7:e 3rd Cartwright Brownie Pakon March 29 marked a pciloccasion for two fiwnes, Rhonda White and TI Turcotte as they left Li wisand flew up to Gie.The lst Cartwright àuie Co. honoured the Bonisby joining together frlyup and the remainder of te evening. The Dîrectors of the Black- stckAricultural Society met ite Rec. Centre Committee Rom on Tuesdày evening. Prsident John Wolters pre- Aided over the well-attended ý,eeting, Among the items of bu1-siness discussed were plans forthe Evening of Music with heConcordia Orchestra on -udày, April il at 7:45 pm. Coramittees were set up to inake prize list revisions. Seiders will be received until May 15 for the picttire on the cover of this years prize list. Judges were suggested for the varions classes. It w~as decided to canvass Cartwright, Port Perry, Osh- awa, Bowrnanville, and sur- rounding areas by this letter this year. Varicus attractions were plýanned. A committee was set Ùp) study Tractor Pulls. Jay other attractions were ds:sd. It was decided to h-d two dances this year. P'lans, are weil under way, for Blackstock Fair, August 28. The Ladies Curling Banquet was, held in the Parish Hall on Fi idýay evening. The 44 ladies pîe~twere. warmly wel- condby President Elaine B.-' îley. The Banquet was opened with Ruby Parsons saying Grace and ahl singing "O Canada." Afer a delicîous smorgas- bor dnner, the Blackstock ubi-School Band entertain- c i wît several excellent unbers with Mrs. Kiezebrink lcdne them. Ruby Pansons î rcented Mns. Kîezebrink îLîd te band with a vase of rd roses and an envelope of lînley. Th, le exer utive for the next to years are: President - RuyPai-ons, Vice P'resident - Edih àMcLaughlin, Schedule' Manager - Ellen Russell Brenda Bryant gave the Ireasurer's Report. Elien Russell presented Betty Strong with a gift for offeîmng her services when reddat the arena. Pro'!.phies were presented as .i:lows: First place awards v re presented by Ellen Russ-,eil to Elaine-Baîley, Eleanor Wery,.Elinon Ellis, and Bobbie Gardner. Second place,' presented by Elaine Bailey to Ellen Russell, Millie Davies. Dianne Tobin, Eileen McLaughlin. Third place tro- phies presented by Ruby Parsons to Donna Kyte, Fran- cis Fisher, Carol Mairs, Maureen Moore. Low team - Ruby Parsons, Peggy Lanm- er, Beth Schrybert,, Kathleen Petre. These trophies wene presented by Ellen Russell. Happy irthday was sung to Doris Dean even though unfortunately Doris was un- able to be there. Lucky draw donated by Lunch will be served. Senior Citizen card party prîzes as follows: ist - Jim L atimer, 85; 2nd - Hazel ()rîiston, 84; 3rd - Pearl Day - 83,; 4th - Ross Alsop, 82; sth - Marlon Bell, 81; 6th -- Earl Prescott, 79. Low - Elwood Trîpp. There were 20 tables. Mrs. Gordon McLean and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Boyd. Bowmanville, were Sunday evening guests of Mn. and Mrs. Tenny Samelîs. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kemp held a dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. S. Saywell, Mn. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp. iMr. Jack VanCamp, on Sunday. Mn. and Mrs. Don Larmer and family were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larmer. 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