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The week-end saw a inance-Chairmari L. A. Hooton, Fiinnie, Hope; A. Gibson, (Ç ar>twi7'ht loit of hunters in the neighbouirh<xjd -an;P. Anson, BrightonTw. A. C,. W. Grills, Percy; O. H. Harris, LBlanchard, DarIngton Twp.,; G. D.1 Hamilton; J. G. HOneýy, Cramàahe; Mrs. -Jack Stapleton k<ept her *irruthers, Campbellford; F. Bruyea Harvey Mlcoi, Manvers; W. Mit- a-duhrbuiwiehr M1ýurray; R. R. Burnham, 1-astlngýs; cheli, Cavan; F. McMiýlllan, Alnwick; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeri-y Dost, D. J. Cunningham, Newcastle; G.1 M. McMïýillain, Tyou;E. Roddy, 1 welt ice fishing in the Mindeni area iDaSouth Moinoghian;A.* Dove, Haldirnand; J. Simipson, Brightoni the past week-end, zýColborne; G. A. Finnie, Hop)e; A, Village; B. b. Spicer, Port Hope; R. Gfli,-_sonl, Cartwright; C. W. Grills,1 Stevens, Bowmnanville; J. W. Stone, IPercy; O. H. Harris, Hamilton: J. G. Clarke; W. I. Thomias, Cobourg. qoeyCamhe areyMlclii ouiy roetyChima.F. Mc- L c l N w Manvers; W. Mitchell, Cavan; F. Millon, ,-M.wický; A. L. Blanchard, L c l N-w 4.1ciljan, Alnwick; M. MeMillan-, Darlington; A. Brown, Campbellford Seymour; G. S. Philp, Cramahe; J. R. R. Burnham, Hastings; R. Car- On Tuesday at the Orone Public Simpson, Brighton; B. L. Spîcer, law, Brighton Twp.; G. D. Carruth- Schoýýol the final competîtions in pub- ,Port Hope; R. Stevens, Bowmanville ers, Hamiton; D. J. Cunninghami, licespeaking was hield when six stu- IN. Uslier, Haldimand; H. E. Walkey, Newcastle; G. Dean, South 'Monag- dent sought the honour of represel-, ,C :larke. hanl; F. X. Denyes, Brighton Village; ting the school in the area contest to 'Roads and Bridges--Chairman D). A. Dove, Coîborne; R. C. Everson, be held ia Campbellcroft early in ilM~a.itGr, Murray; R. Bumnham, Port Hope;b. Fisher, Cobourg; L. Ferar. -Hastingas; R. Carlaw, Brighton Twp.; Gibson, Millbrook; L. A. Hooton, Dale Challice, speakng on Electri- n- j.. Cunningham, Newcastle; G. Cavan; H. M. Jakemian, Manvers; ct oktphnusi h ots Dean, South Monaghwx; F. K. Den- William Llghtlc, Hope; S. U.ttîe, eity oo p onnMKnurs la te ons _ys rgtnVillage; A. Dove, Col- Bowm4anville; D. MeMaster, Murray, 9hDnieMKni elgtera borne; R. G. Fverson, Port Hope; G. G. S. Philp, Cranie; N. Usher, er 1967 ih te pokedon"t hm H., Free, Campbellford; A. Gibson, Haldirmand, M. VanCamnp, Cari- er16"wihpoemstu- ,"Cartwright; L. Gibson, Mibrook; O. wright; H-. E.- Walkey, Clarke-, A. U. orous. Teachers oni the staff of the -H. Harris, Hauiiilton; William Li5htle Wartmian, Perey; M. Wight., Sey-'t school e teudeý ~qpe S.bitie,~Qwiiavile; ar-motir.finals were Carolyn Johnsto Michael vey Malcolm, Manvers; W. Mitchell, Cavan; H. C. Muir', Darlingtonl; F. E in Foi-ester. th iMcMllan, Alnwick; G. S. Philp Te final County contenit will be -Crmae;E. odyHadimnd T KE DA N W S heldinOo wtth date follow-, 11, Stone, Clarke, W. I. Thomas, Co- ing that of the Cauipbellcroft contest tbiirg; A. U.* Wartman, Perey; M. Mr. Martin, Foeter la in St. Jo- The annual meeting of the Orono 'Wight, Seymlour. seph'ng Hospital, Peterborough for eye Ceme-tery Company was hehl Mon. Legislative and By-aws- Chair- .3urgerv. We understand hla making day afternoon in the Township Hall rnan G. flean, South Monaghan; P'. satisfaetory progress. Orono. The meeting reviewed the fln- Aiu4n, righon wp,;A.rrwn, On 9unday mornlng everything was ancial aspect, eiected officers and 'Capbllfrd F.'ruea covcred wlth a coating of ice. In the gcnerally discusscd the affairýs of the -R. R. Burnhiami, Uastings: D. J.1fenoni nwdsoadbe. Company. -clngham, Newcastle; F, K. Denycs a Fo i nwdsni n lw Moniday niorning found thec sideroads Financially receipts anidepni BrgtnVillag-e; A. Dove, Coîboriie; ture(l BR . veht ,Pot oe;L.Fii bl,,ýckeci. The Kendail school 1bus hýad ituebalanced out for- tthe year. Iii.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ï C esoPrHoeb.isethave a tow truck pull it out just Teewr oa f3 uil Cobourg; G. A. Fine, Hope; A. Gi b- j duïing thýe -year. son,Çartrlgh; t Gibon, <-solth of Mr. John 1Hendersons S _Urok . . Haito; he . Ucpuipils rnorth 0of Kenidairnissed ere otnwa lce brok; . WHaTin Hailon;b. . ost of the znorning-. president With Mir.. V. Cooper as Hootonl, Cavan; E1-. M. Jakeman1lýi, ice-pient Mr. E7. Hammi retir- _Manvers; F. McMillanl, AlnI k;M On Tuseday mong1but1i:30 1cd as piresident and 'is nýow aàinie MicMillan, Seymour; R. Sees eete tons of tobacLco jack-, Of thle Board Of Directors along witil PBowm-anville. !unifecd on IMr.,A. Mro' hill on thieMessr-s. E1. Patters>onj,,3tan Ch- Assessment and Lidustrial- Chair- Sixth bine. It blocked the traffie tiljinman, W. J. Patton, W. H-. Robinsonl inn~.VanCam--p, Car-twr-ight; P.!five o'clock as the top of the load liad 1and-C. W. Billing9s MI'. J. C. Gamiey Anson, Brighton Twp.; A. b. Elanchi- to be rcmovedl before three tçw is sec retar:3hreasure r. ard Dalinion A BrwnCam- rucks could pull it off the road. Thisi Badminton at the Oronlo Comlmun- bellford; F. Bruyea, Mura,;R.R. tobacco wvas that ofMr M. Wybeniga. ity Centre saw one of the largest,, Eurnham, Hastiui_; 1D. J. Cun-ing-m Miss Ruth Gordon tLook her parents groups Out to play on WVedne.sdlay e- ening when the two ,courls ere in action :for the entire liglit. Sixteen caught her lace embroidered mnantil- were rsn to enjoy the sport and La of sil kiluon She carried a white presentFBile crested with witýe cmbidium arrangements were made to play on Saturday and Sunday evenings. If no orchids and holly leaves. one is present those wlshing pa The maid of honor, was Miss Judy are asked to contact any m-emb)er 0f Branton, St. Thomas, with Mrlis. Hý-ar- the club. ry Keyes, Toronto as tLhe attendant The club are anxious for more la- They wore identical gowns of poi- terested players whether they are settia red peau de soie styled with just learning the gamie or not. Everyi- bateau nelinles, bracelet length One welcome. sleeves and short bouffant skirts. They wore matching red weddingi ring hats and carried white fur muffs Carte r-K %-eys ce-ntred with holly evs Nupticils M1yarsh Street 3Baptist Church, Ridgetown, was the settlng for the recent imarriage of~ Margaret Ruth, -only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thom- as Robert Keys, and Frederic< John Carter, eldest son of Mrs. John Car- ter, Burketon and the late Mr. Car- ter. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend J. P. Murray,* assisted by Mr. Allan lcnight. The organist, Mr. Fred Hlpklns, accompanied Mr. Frank Wheeler, soloist, Who sang "The Lord'ff Prayer" and "Thanks Be teGd. The bride, given in i arriage by lier father, wore a full length bouf- fant gown of White peau de soie. The fitted bodice featured a bateau neckline and long tapered, eleevea. Hor pilibox headdre.ss of peau de soie ~tr1Imned with matching, petals jThe Chain Saw Season SeO tii. New 1668 Models SOLO 1MELOO Sawvs at Wliere Service and Parts are Alwa.ys Avalae Lakeshore Rd., Port Hope Mr. Keith Ellis, Oshawa, was the best muan with Mr. Williami Panas, London, and Mr. Donald Keys, Ridgetowu as ushers. The reception was held at the church with the bride's mnother re- cciving ln a dresof beige brocade with niatching jacket, rose accessor- les and a co rsage of roses. Trhe bride- groom's niother asslsted i a blue, two-piece dress, white accessories and a corsage of pink roses. When the bridal couple left on a weddlng trip ta Michigan.,- the bride wns wearing a white wool dress, fur jacket, matching wedding ring hat and gold accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Carter are making their home la Bowmanville. Use The Classified Columns of the Orono- Times for 15 oz. Tins 32 oz. Tn 83c- Pkg. 0f 6w 77c p*kg 73c WEEK-END FEATURES! You save 14e! - Pure Rsbry Cherry, Blueberry 9-ez. E.D. 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