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-Blackstock Congratulations ito Col Asseistine who received h Assistant' Instructor Certi: cate at the C.R.C.A. canoeji school at Gracefield, Quebe Mr. and Mrs. Vern Assel tine visited his sister Mr. a Mrs. Nick Yancin and h niece Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Litt and farnily, Mississauga la weekend. Mrs. W. Archer and Mr. ai Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bo' manville attended the Gold( Wedding Anniversary of MV and Mrs. 'Vinton Loucks Minden, Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. ai Mr. Dan Porrili (Elair Berry) who were marriE August 7th. Tim Wheeler and Clint SleE enjoyed a week at Camr Borden with the Ontari Regiment. At.'the Ontario Champic Horseshoe Pîtching Tourn, ment at the C.N.E. on Sunda3 Roy McLaughlin placed thir in' 'A' class and on Saturda brother Harold placed seveni in 'B' class. Also on Saturda Walter Pascoe of Port Perr captured first place in t1 Senior Citizens division. Cor gratulations men! Twenty-seven enjoyed ai evening unit U.C.W. corn boi on Friday night atthe homeo Larry and Beth Schryburt During the evening, article, ready for the fair weri displayed. The girls were als4 asked to volunteer an hour o their time to work in the boot. on fair day. Any member, having a free hour on Fair da3 please contact Beth Schryburý as many time slots are stil, blank. Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Drink water, Mary and Randy Ottawa were Saturday over. niàht guests at Wilma'.ý mother, Mrs. W.W. VanCami enroute to Brampton to hell celebrate Ron's father's 90tl birthday, Mr. Charles Drink. water. Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Locke and family spenta few days at the Provincial Park, Balsam Lake. A fine attendance of Direc- tors of the Blackstock Agrîcul- tural, Society met in the community, room on Monday evening. Various committees were set up for fair day or Aug. 28th. Plans were alsc made for a work bée for evening .23th. Anyone whc wishes to help with our fair just phone' the President or Secretary to offer -your ser- vices. t was decided to ask Cliff Pethick to be M. C. for the milking contest. Bill Deegan of C.F.R.B. is very enthused ~a bout comingr to our fair again this year. The Director's are delighted that the D.S. park dancers will be performing in the atternoon 'and during the evening dance. These dancers have toured Canada and will be a most exciting attraction to Our fair. A survey of the visitors will be made by a group of young ladies in attempt to learn which adver- tisement is most sucecessful and which attractions are most' liked. Walter Wright reported that the concessions in the rink are ail booked. Edda Bowman reported that we will have wood working, spinning, macrame, togs for dogs, and others in a craft room. Adjourned was made with hopes for a fine day. 1W inners at the Senior Citi- zens weekly card party with sixteen tables were: lst Pearl Day - 95, 2nd Peggy Marshall - 90, 3rd -'Esther Chapman - 84, 4th - Hugo Bradley - 83, Sth - Roy Ego - 81, 6th - Florence East - 78, Low - Eîleen Yong. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Assels- Mrs. eta arnsorthof Toronto and Mr. Mort Wake of Detroit, Michigan, spent last w-,ýeek visiting with their sister, Mrs. Ina Palmer. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Dave Mc1teelis and famîly on the death of bis father, Mr. David McReelis, Bowmanville, on Thursday. ;A lovely- miscellaneous s-ýhower was held in the United Church Sunday School Hall on August 13 in honour of Miss Evelyn Jones. Evelyn's marriage to Mr. Gary Perdue takes place on August 28. There is to be a shower in the Parish Hall this week in honourof another bride-to-be, Miss Jill Wood. There is a poster at Ryley's for anyone interested in the date, time, etc. Seniîor Ctizens - Please mark September 8, at 1:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall on your calendars for the first meeting date and time after the holidays. All Senior Citizens are welcome. lin his fi- Ing qe. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 25, 1976 5 ls- md his tle st nd................ ýw- len Ir. at nd ep Ya Don't wait tili Fali ta make your homes rady for winter .. now le the time to paint, repair and -d remodel when the weather is right for you an'dyorhm.A Buildali we'll help you .. after aI ty wevealay beni the hmebusiness. il y n- bIKlREIE -W I TH Df HANDY PRE-MIXES ~~~- TIME TO 210 lb. Y t DOMTAR ASPHALT SHINGLES in fine colours. EVER10W $P17.49 EVRDA RICE MI a square it L - ROLL ROOFING, siate surface 90 lb. weight, a The answer when YOU BUL A L10S.F.Ri$89 only need a s.mall quantity B A K O to do the job. 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