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your e or rize ons, ard- ing irls cial and . re- Ex- im- an- 'an- nto, L) - in the creek, : Blackstock CUB CAMP The 1st Blackstock Cub Paek went to Camp recently, "B" Pack going from Wednesday to Friday, and "A" Pack from Sunday to Tuesday. They were under the leadership of Lawrence McLaughlin, Harold Martyn and Gerald Asselstine, with assistance "from Roy 'Graham and, Delton Fisher, Much the same activities were car- 'ied on at both Camps. "B"" pack built a dam which enabled the Cubs to swim Games were played, which were both lots of fun and in- structive and brought good sports- manship to the fore, Both Packs went to View Lake for swim parade and the following Cubs received their swimmer hadge--Dennis McLaughlin, Douglas Metcalf, Ronald Minshall and "David Mackie. Two mothers each time took care of two meals a day which was very much appreciated by the boys and leaders. One of the high- lights of "A" pack was the making and erection of a sign calling the camp "Camp Trewanda." Every year the new Cubs consider this camping adventure a great ex- perience as many have never camped out before. The leaders would like to thank all the friends who supplied the tents, helped with the camp before the boys moved in, and the Mothers Aux- iliary for their willing help with the food. The mothers report since, the boys came home happy but very tired and the leaders report they are very, very tired. BLACKSTOCK Approximately three hundred at- tended the Gala Night of the Volun- teer Fire Brigade at the Marina in Caesarea Wed., July 22nd, ! During the intermission Mr. Geo. i Blyth gave an 'address of welcome. It is the intention of the Cartwright Fire Brigade to make this an annual | event. 2 There was a splendid attendance (h the United Church Sunday when i e following babies were baptized. Blair Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham; Douglas Glenn son of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Larmer; Ruby Louise, daughter of Mr, and» Mrs. Richard VanCamp; Barry Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp; Tim- othy: Victor Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob- Wheeler. Rev. Romeril delivered a very fine sermon, taking as his subject "What is the business of business". . Mrs. Hobbs, Oshawa, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Bob Wheeler and children. Mrs. Frank Butt, Laurence and Lins da are spending a holiday camping in the Madoc district, Mr. and Mrs. Orr Vemning, Bow- manville, visited Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Venning, on Friday. Misses Nora Venning and Dot Imery, Lindsay, are spending a few days with the Chas. Vennings, before going to Trent River for a week. vo hand from corre plete Wedding Invitations Thermo-engraved (Raised teuednn Thermo-Engraving looks and feels like much--and it's ready within the week. 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Messrs Earl Dorrell and Harold Me- Quade spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dorrell and family at Pres-squik Point near Brighton, Mar- tin Dorrell returred with his grand- father for a week oy so holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes. Lorraine and Jim, saw the Queen and Prince in Port Hope on Sunday, and enjoyed a trip around Rice Lake. Miss Linda Taylor, Bowmanville, spent Saturday at Mr, and Mrs. E. Larmer's after the three returned from a trip to Ottawa, the Thousand Islands, ete. Guests from Blackstock at the wed- ding of Mr. Herman Rodman and Miss Eunice Wilson, in Nestleton Presby- terian Church, Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell, Mr. and Mus. Richard VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs, Neil Bailey, Miss Doreen VanCamp and Miss Joyte Hooey. Forty-two members of the VanCamp family enjoyed a picnic at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saywell, at Caesarea, on Sunday. Miss Marion Kaumeyer, Niagara Falls, visiting Miss Catherine Bailey. Rev. and Mrs. Merrill Ferguson, Miriam, Pauline and Joyce, Toronto, spent Friday evening and Saturday forenoon with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Hill. This week they move to Stratford where they have accepted a charge at Parkview church. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Feguson, Ian, and Mary, spent the week-end with the Roy Fergusons, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swain and fam- ily spent the week-end with the Roy Turners at Coe Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin visited friends in Fenelon Falls, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright attended a wedding at Coe Hill, Saturday, then went to Bancroft for a few days with relatives, * Mrs. James Henry, Miss Gertrude Henry, and Doris Griffin spent Mon- day, with friends in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell and girls are holidaying at Lake Placid, N.Y. and other points enroute, Gordie Malcolm spent last week with the Lawrence Malcolms, Nestleton. 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