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The Canadian StatesmaCn, Bowmanvilie. Auug't 1, 1979- 15 scenes From Newcastle Lions Carnival Queen Pageant A talent competition was part oi Ron Locke, Chairman of the Carnival Queen contest held in Newcastle Saturday afternoon introduces the contestants. From left to right are the following competitors:- Angle Meade, Norma. Durden, Darlene Jenkins, Dae Faris, Christine Ward, Shelley ýMeadows, Yvonne Boerstra, Karen Combdon, Wendy Johnson, Mary Cryderman. At DYKSTRA'S STORE SLICED COOKED HAMÇ 2.69 LB. BULK PACK EXTRA LONG WIENERS 1.39 LB. MEDIUM LEAN GROUND BEEF 1.791L.13 MAPLE LEAF WUENERS 1 LB. 'PKG. ALL BEEF STORE SLICED MAPLE LEAF BACoN- 1.49 LB. OUR REG. 1 .39 LB. Judes-re eepin oncntrtio asthe- ,Wateh--the- proceedings. Froi eft- to right are Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz; Elizabeth Benner, of Ye Olde Health Shoppe and Annabelle Rickard, wife of Newcastle Mayor Garnet Riekard. ing Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fergu- son, Alan and Kevin and are visiting their Hyiand and Fallis relatives in the area. The talent Contest Commit- tee of the Biackstock Fair met recentiy under the direction of cair man Ken Crawford. ,9, /~ 'There wiil be classes- 9 and ~ ,~'<' - under; 10-15 yr.; 16 and up; '39' and over. Anyone interest- ed is urged to get an entry form from Fair Secretary Joyce Kelly. His many friends from this area wiii be pleased to know that Gerald Stinson, a former resident won first prize in the traditionai step dancing class at the 10th Annual Kawartha Lakes Fiddie and Step Dance Contest at Bobcaygeon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Laughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin spent the > weekend at Fenelon Falls at their brother Mr. and Mrs. #Ted McLaughlin. On Saturday ~gthe men pitched horseshoes at '4Gooderham and brought home trophies as usual. This wrapped up another week of Piayground! Just a reminder parents! Next Monday we're going swimming and lawn bowling in Port Perry . Tuesday is farm day, at Caroline's and Vaherie's farms. On Wednesday afternoon, Biackstock Playground will be going to Brignal's Ambulance Service in Port Ferry. Here the chiidren wihl get a real close look and a' better understanding of an ambu- lance, its job and its driver. To make this event possible send your child with 50 cents for the cost of the bus! On Thursday, August 2nd the Blackstock Piaygrond are going to MacDonald Land in Oshawa for a tour. We need parents to drive chiidren to this because a chartered bus is too expensive for the number of chihdren we have. The tour is at two o'chock. On Friday, Biackstock is going to try to have a car wash if ahl goes weIl! Due to the awareness-ïof the water-situa- tion we must find a weii first. Look for posters! In the afternoon we are having films. Blackstock Playgound bas 75 chihdren registered in its program! WERRY+PHILIP+WRIGHT PICNIC On Saturday, Juiy 21, 1979, 171 people gathered at the Recreation Centre, Biack- stock, for the Annual "Werry" Picnic, this being the lO7th. President Dr. Clark Werry welcomed aIl, after which everyone sat down to the traditionai bot dinner and delicious array of desserts. After dinner the folhowing prizes were given out: Youngest person present - Kristiah Wrobei, Oidest Per- son - Anne Wood 94 years, Highest Insurance No. - Barry VanCamp, Ciosest Bîrtbday - Drew and Edna Miller, Earliest Wash on the Line - Karen Ashton, Person from Farthest - Jack Werry, Cal- gary, Aberta, Last person to the Dentist - Brenda Werry, Lucky Chairs - Honor Lane, Pam Wright. Ail adjourned to the park where the foiiowing games were played: Ladies Shoe Kick - Sandra Grills, Balloon Throwing - Dave and June Werry, Men's Shoe Kick - David Werry, -Spoon-- and Water Race - Dave and June Werry, Shoe Scrambie - Debbie VanCamp. Races. 4-6 Girls - Deanna Wright, 4-6 Boys - Drew Miller, 7-9 Girls - Lisa Werry, 7-9 Boys - Wesley Werry, 10-12 Girls - Carolyn Werry, 10-12 Boys - Robert Hannah, 13-15 - Debbie VanCamp, 13-15 - Chris Werry. Wheeibarrow Race - Sue and Carolyn Werry, Girls Sack Race - Pamela Wright - Boys Sack Race - Peter Werry, Nerf Bail Tbrow- Debbie VanCamp. After the sports -were com- pieted; ail drove to the lovely summer home of Dr. Clark and Anne Werry where swîmming and was enjoyed a social time. Then ail were treated to barbeque beef- burgers and dessert by the Werry family. As the sun set, ail wondered their way home following another very suc- Letter to. Editor Juiy 26,1979 Dear Editor: The R.C.A.F. veterans who' trained during the Iast war at the Service Flying Training School in Dunnville wil be observing their 34th Annual Reunion this year. Over the years the news' media has greatly assisted in publicizing this rather unique celebration, and such assist- ance bas added tremendously to the success of these reunions.,Through your kind co-operation and effort in the past, we have "found", veterans who otherwise would nieyver have heard of this an- nual event. We are hoping you can help us again this year by announcing" our forthcoming reunion, and for your guid- ance, such an announcement could rend as follows: R.C.A.F. REUNION DUNNVILLE, ONT. The Wartime Personnel of No. 6 S.F.T.S., R.C.A.F., Dunnville, Ontario, will hold their 34th Annual Reunion in Dunnville on Se pt. 2lst, 22nd and 23rd. Highlights of the weekend will be a Friday night reception (compliments of Mayor Frank Marshall), Saturday morning Golf Tour- nament, Fiypast of Wartime Harvard Aircraft, a 'brief memorial service at the Harvard Memorial, Saturday evening banquet and Sunday. morning breakfast (compli-' ments of Ex-Mayor Charles Lundy). Ahl No. 6 veterans and their spouses are invited. Contact Frank Scholfield, Secretary, Box 187, Dunnville, Ont., NIA 2X5, who will ho only too pleased to send ail details and place your namne on the permanent mailing list. .1 Your kind co-operation in printing the above would be greatly appreciated. Yours very truly, Frank Scholfield General Secretary cessful Werrv Picnic. Many local residents are enjoying the fine plays of the Kawartha Summer Festival at the Academy Theatre, Lindsay during the summer months. ERIC SNYDER SAYS: "You won't buy a new car anywhere else for léss money this weok during aur ~SMMER MADNESS Maybe the heat gat ta us or maybe we just want ta continue glvlngthe utmost in value ta the car buylng public. Hawever you look at It you'II be amazed at just how much money you'II save here this weekl BANANAS 19" LB. o FRESH TASTY CANTALOUPE 59* AC TREE RIPE PEACHES FRESH, 9ONTARIO HEAD LETTUCE 291 GERMAN EDAM CHEESE 1.89 LB., CHAPMAN' DYKSTRA'S DELICA TESSEN FOOD MARKET 73-77 KING ST. WE Y -"S4 P-seEl PARNI oFe QUEE STREI Kathy Lycett, Miss Durham Central, crowns the Newcastle Lions Carnival Queen. Yvonne Boèrstra won the crown. Her runners Up were Norma Durden and Darlene Jenkins. BLACKST.[O CK Bible Vacation Schooi wiii be held in the United Church in EACH Biackstock in the CE. Room next week, August 6-10 from YS 9:00-11:00 a.m. Ahi boys and girls of the community ages mu 3-12 are weicome. A'M Church services wilh resumne at the Blackstock United 2 Itr. Church this Sunday at the reguhar time of 10:00 ar.. when Rev., and Mrs. V. E Parsons return from their NO holidays. The Tuesday Nîght Senior Citizen Euchre Party had 17 tables with the following EN resuits: 1-Dorothy McDiarmid ET - 87; 2-A. Timms - 83; 3-Effie Pioughman - 80; 4-Elmer Johnson - 79; 5-Laurrena Bright - 76; 6-Harold McDiar- mid - 75; Harold Swain - Low. Sunday guests of Mr. and' Mrs. V. Asseistine were Vernon's mother, Mrs. Violet Poole, Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Cari, Webb, Wooier, Mr. and Mrs. Alian Asselstine, Tania, Michel and Mark, Guelph. Many of the local people have been enjoying the excel- lent acting talents of the Little Theatre at the Academy Theatre in Lindsay. Mrs. Ahan Asseistine and children are staying at Fry's and will be visiting both the Asseistines' and the Fry's. Jim and Florence Brown from Climax, Sask. are visit- ~iI - BLACKSTOCK SUMMER PLAYGROUND Jean Horton Weli folks we have oniy two weeks to go but Blackstock Piayground is stihi going strong. Last Monday, our entire piayground ail enjoyed a refreshing swim at Birdseye Pool in Port Ferry. On Thursday, the chiidren parti- pated in Greenbank and Seagrave fund raising event. It was a "Slave for a Morning". The chiidren went around the village and were hired as a "slave" for 25 cents an hour. They did such tasks as picking stones and appies, gardenîng, dusting and even stocking some of the shelves of one of our local stores. The chiidren and staff of Backstock Piayground wouid ike to thank the local mer- chants and others, who hehped us by hiring a slave or two. On Thursday afternoon the older chihdren enjoyed roller skating in Port Perry.' On Friday, Blackstock Play- ground was one of many whom were invited to Port Ferry for a mini Field Day. The children were put into teams and enjoyed such events as sack races and obstacle courses. After the completion of the events, two tearns from Seagrave were awarded rîbbons for pacing thîrd and second. A, team from Backstock was victorious and came out on top to finish in first place. Way to go, Kids! In the afternoon Caesarea and Blackstock enjoyed films in the gymnasium of Port High Schooh. -wi lION lt1VINE . mmw 219 King _______Street East 623*48 - N ~ ýpageauit. MAPLE LEAF FINE OR COARSE' LIVERWURST -1.59 LB. MAPLE LEAF FRESH CUT KOLBASSA Dunwoody ahd Assocates Limited Management Consultants 57 Simcos Street South SItlA - Oshawa - 11H 7L9 P.O. Box Phone 516 576-3430 2.59 LB. 1DUCE --«Nm