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~~ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dixon and two daughters of Vancouver, B,C. visited her aunt Mrs. W. W. Holtby ¢d London relatives last week. Mrs. Grant' Christie and John visit- ed Londan relatives last week. ; Helen Munro, Bethesda and Patsy Holtby, Prospect are spending a week , with Eunice and Susan Roach. at! their cottage in Haliburton. Blackstock The July meeting of the W.M. 8. took the form of a pienic, to which the Explorers, Mission Band, Baby Band and mothers were invited and was held in the Community Park, Caes- area. Approximately one hundred attended. The president conducted a short business period, then called on Mrs. Romeril, group leader, who su- pervised the programme of sports. Following were prize winners: 9-11--1st Helen Swain, 2nd Terry ~~ Collins. 4-5--1st Eleanor Wight, 2nd Dianne Vanrerhdel and Lynda Mc- Laughlin. 2-3--~Marilyn Duff, Todd Martyn. Mothers race--Thelma Wright, Muriel Wotten and Jean Mc- Laughlin. Boys shoe kick--Terry Collins, Randy Collins. Girls shoe kick--Joan Wotten, Doris Ashton. Messrs, Leonard McNeile and Lloyg 9-8 yrs--Russel Carnaghan and 2nd Boys Hopping--Bob Kyte, Ron \ "Sutton, Fraserville, visited W. F Crosier one day last week. Carol Wotten. . 8-10--1st Doris Ashton, 2nd Bob Kyte. | 4 LITTLE BRITAIN A ES, FOR SALE . MASSEY-HARRIS i Self Propelled Used Combines | 8 foot Cut, No. 26, complete i 4 bi one 10 foot Cut Combine, No. 26, complete # 4 oY One 10 foot Cut Combine, No. 80, complete ¥ DON'T OVER LOOK SEEING THESE COMBINES { Also New Machinery on Display ee . Massey-Ferguson Dealer " PHONE 37 8 | into bathing suits and down into the & | lake for an hour before again assemb- # | ling in the shade for a bountiful pic- # | nic supper. i her daughter Mrs. S. Dawson at the. 5 cottage Point au Baril, i Brenda, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. & cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl 3% | Bradburn. % | onto were week-end guests and Mrs. ¢ | Charlotte Forder, #8 | Mrs. Don Wright and babe, Petawa- { wa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Martyn. Girls Hopping--Helen Swain, Doris Ashton. Boys 40 ways of getting there--The' group. Girls Bunny hop--Doris Ahston, Carol Wotten. - | Now followed a hurried scramble' Mrs. F, Bailey spent last week with Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Bradburn and Fred Bradburn, Janetville, were re- Mrs. Robinson, Oakville, is visiting # her daughter Mrs. F. Butt, Mr, Butt $2 | and family. Messrs. (Roy and Bill Ferguson and 2 Mrs. Cecil Hill .attended the funeral | & | of their cousin Miss Edith Brown at $2 | Orillia on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson, Tor- Bowmanville and Mrs. Howard Forder and family. . iat ME Dida, More's the fourth FOURTH ENTRY -- DEADLINE JULY 22 port of my Limerick Contest, and here's my fourth safety rele; "PLAY YOUR GAMES IM A SAPE PLACE AWAY FROM THE STREET" Mow here's the contest and here's what you can win! Every week, in an announcement my safety rules . . IN give you the first four lines of a limerick about one of this, ou the sa rule so you ean make up the last line of the limerick to sult the rule. oi tA rhymes iv: A the first line. After you've made up the last line, fill in the entry Got mother and dad to help you if you like. Maybe you'll win eme of the prizes for the week. When we've gone through all the rules, we'll have epoeial limerisk covering all six rules. The grand prize for this one is a trip for you and one parent, blank and mall it to me. guardian, teacher or any adult of your cholce, to Canada's west! 89 vend the rules, put on your thinking cop and got buoy. Good luek! NOW TO WIN Lo "RR inn hase' vii be Rages Ed a rio student whe ottended en are 1989 'me hont, not be J of the coptest will be 6 J Sate wi ple om ond ore piv BE Be | 8 verse must be malled with Bn oe eon New Raleigh Bicycle and 80 Rocket Radios Every Week. @rand Prize--A Trip to Canada's Weet SPONSONE. WME HiT E)' BOYS AND GIRLS -- THIS 18 YOUR CONTEST ch Xa . and returned. OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK seesene PHONT . ASE ...... PRE LIMERICK NUMBER FOUR i Dinygeoind or park is the place o play : games and have plenty of space -- } Ag the street PVN ssssscseasensans sure that you stay - you pley Play Your Games in a Safe Place Away from The Street Elmer the Safely Elephant clo Ontario Safety League 1170 Bay Street, Toronto. (00 In this Nee) The United Church Sunday School picnic is planned for Tuesday, July 21st at Community Park, Caesarea. Mrs. John McKee is visiting Mrs. 0, V. Shaw, Oshawa. Mr. Will Rutledge, and son Gary of Detroit, and Mr..Joe Rutledge, of Qak- ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright Thursday. . 4 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Graham, Cad- mus were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham. _ 3 Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Albin and Don- ald, Bowmanville, visited Mrs. G Crawford and Mr, and Mrs, W. Pear- ce on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hoskin and Larry; Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Graham and children; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers and Jim; Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and family; Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy and family attended a family get-to-gether at Bronte on Sunday. Miss Pat Hoskin is holidaying at Atlantic City. Jim Marlow, Ivan Thompson and Bill spent Sunday at Dot Lake Girl Guide Camp. Mr, 'and Mrs. Bruce Ashton and Larry, who was an usher, attended the wedding of his neice Miss Beth Travail and Mr. David Weldon in Osh- awa on Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Moffatt, Roland, Man,, are guests of Mrs. Fred Bailey and visiting other relatives. Mrs. Wesley Bradburn; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bradburn and family; Mrs. Jas, Henry and Miss Gertrude; Mr. Melville Griffin and Miss Doris; Mr. and Mrs, John Wotton; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wotton and family attended the Wotton picnic at Cream of Barley Camp Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Henry and family, Bowmanville visited his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wren, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cleveland and boys, Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes and family. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Murphy and family, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and family on Sunday. Donald Murphy, Bowmanville spent the beginning of last week with Den- nis McLaughlin, then Dennis spent the latter part of week with Donald. The Cartwright Firemen are hold- ing a ball at Caesarea, Wednesday, July 22nd. As this brigade serves all Cartwright, let us all do our part to support them. Prince Albert Tdesday afternoon the annual Sun- day School picnic was held on the spacious grounds at Geneva Park un- der ideal weather conditions. Majority of members enjoyed the comfort of the Doyle bus and mar- velled at the driver's patience. Others arrived later in the family car. The younger age indulged in bathing and swings, while older ones just roamed around. At five bells, approximately eighty sat down to a long table laden with the customary eats, topped with ice cream. Half hour of sports were run off by a committee appointed, Loraine Wilson and Grace Beacock of which results follow: Mixed 8 and under--Garry Newnham, Terry Middleton. : Girls 4-6--Cathy Brown, Jerri Lee Doyle Boys 4-6--Bruce Wilson, G. Newn- ham. Girls 6-8--Judy Dickinson Boys 6-8--John Love. Girls 9-12--Lois Hope, Jean Snelgrove Boys 9-12--Grant Beacock, Eddy Heayn. Boys 13 over--Don Beacock, Larry Brown. Ladies race--Rita Glasgow, Olive Brown. Men's race--Allen Martyn, Roy Hope 3 legged--Cliff Wilson-John Hunter, Larry Brown-Don Beacock. Youngest child--David Leslie, 3 mos. Oldest couple--Mr. and Mrs. R. But- son, Mr. and Mrs, W. Marytn. Most recently married mother-- Mrs, Don. Leslie. Largest family--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope and five children. Last but not least a chicklet and peanut scramble. As usual everyone commenced looking for lunch hamp- ers, bathing suites, towels and away home after a tired but happy outing. We are pleased to note Mrs. G. Groupe has arrived to her summer home after wintering in Philadelphia. Miss Patsy Cutt of Goderich enjoy- ed a week with her friend Miss Beth Hunter, Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. R. Butson included Mr. and Mrs, J. Pringle and two sons of Rochester; Mrs. Fox and daughter, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock and Grant attended the "walk" in Cobourg on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Skelding and son Mr. and Mrs, Jack Skelding spent the week-end in Muskoka district. Mr, C. Smith, Toronto is spending some time with his daughter Mr. and Mrs. C. Newnhams, Mr, and Mrs. Larry Glasgow and sons, Brusselles, spent a portion of their vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs, A, Robertson and at the Grant Hunter home.' Miss Valerie Heayn is holidaying with her cousin Mr. and Ms. Doug- las Murray, Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murphy and Al- an are being visited by Mrs. Wm. Dickinson and Judy, of Toronto. Lexie and John Love are enjoying life at the cottage of their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brock, Scugog Island. Speedy recovery to Mrs. B. Fear '| who has been confined to Oshawa hospital. Congratulations to two of our young people. First Miss Gail Hod- gins who has been hired in a Toronto school. Mr. Barry Fletcher who has a school in Oshawa. Both are gradu- ates of Toronto Teacher's College. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Skelding attend- ed the Centennial of her girl-hood days at Streetsville, they remained a few days with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Arch. Mrs. Collins spent a few days with relatives in Whitby. - Scugog Island Guides Attend Camp 1st Scugog Island Guide Co. was very fortunate to have the opportun- ity to send 8 of their guides to the Provincial Guide camp at Doe Lake, The girls left on July 1st and will be home July 16th. On their first Saturday at camp they went to see the Queen. The following Tuesday they had a trip thru Algonquin park and visited the museum. Their guider Mrs. Ivan Thompson is from the Durham district and we do wish to thank her for the wonder- ful opportunity she gave our girls, for our district didn't have a camp this year and without this invitation our girls would have missed the wonder- ful training that camp life teaches. THE PORT PERRY. STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 16th, 1060--8 PAINTING and DECORATING OLD FLOORS MADE LIKE NEW Pe FLOOR SANDING - FINISHING William's Enterprises 20 Years Experience Johnnie Williams 13 Maitland Pl. Toronto. 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