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10 -- PORV PERRY STAR, Thursday, July 22nd, 1965 100 Beacock Relatives At Blackstock Picnic Approximately 100 of the Beacock relatives gathered at | the Recreation Centre, Black- stock Saturday, July 3, 1965 for their 37th re-union. After dinner was partaken of and greetings exchanged, sides were chosen and a game of ball played on the agricultural grounds. At 3 p.m. as all sat around in the park, a program of sports was carried out with the following prize winners: -- Pipe plate race -- Thelma Wright; Paper bag race--Leslie Wright, Cheryl Wright; Three legged race--Leslie Wright and Denise Taylor; Balloon race-- Dianne Taylor, Leslie Wright; Boys race, 7-10--Glenn Beacock and Gordon Beacock; Girls race 7-10 -- Leslie Wright, Cheryl Wright. Prizes were also given: Old- est lady -- Mrs. John Brown, - Elmvale (this prize was donated by Mrs. Delmar Robertson); McCauley, 2nd oldest lady -- Mrs. Edith Beacock, Lindsay; Oldest gent --Mr. John Robertson, Duns- ford; Birthday just prior to pic- nic--Janice McCauley, Midland; Anniversary prior to July 3rd (tie)--Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bea- cock, Nestleton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Strome, Toronto; couple long- est married -- Mr, and Mrs. L. Midland; Couple shortest time married--Mr. and Mrs. B. Reynolds, Willowdale; From the Farthest Distantce-- Sharon Edye, Winnipeg. Same committee were elected for 1966 -- namely: President-- Mr. Thomas Cole, Oshawa; Sec- retary -- Mrs. Lloyd Beacock, Nestleton; Treasurer--Mr. Roy Ferguson, Blackstock. Re-union also to be held in same place, 1st Saturday of July 1966. Friends attended from Tor- onto, Willowdale, Scarboro, Osh- awa, Bowmanville, Omemee, Lindsay, Dunsford, Peterboro, Galt, Elmvale, Orillia, Midland, Brampton, Winnipeg Prince Albert, Nestleton, Blackstock. 13 Attend Ferguson Picnic Wednesday, June 30th, 1965 a 'family re-union of relatives of the Ferguson connection was held at Riverside Park Guelph, at which 79 attended. Two bountiful meals were partaken and a good deal of visiting amongst the oder members was enjoyed. A program of sports was car- ried out during the afternoon. Prizes were awarded the follow- ing: -- RACES-- Children 5 and under--Lorna Ferguson; 8 and under--Judith Mickle; 10 and under--Heather Dorrell; 12 and under -- Ian Ferguson; 3 legged race -- Le- anne and Heather Dorrell; Pap- er stepping -- Leanne Dorrell. As usual children all enjoyed a " Peanut scramble. Nail Driving Contest -- Iris Lossaline; Cothes Pin Handful --Grant Ferguson, Clarence Ferguson conducted two very interesting quizes re the Family Tree and distribut- ed the new book of Tree. Prizes were also given: -- Youngest child--Robby Smith, Brockville; Oldest person pre- sent--Lloyd Taylor, Exeter, 81 years; Having come the Farth- est--Sam Gibson, Edmonton; Largest Family--George Smith, Brockville, Grant Ferguson, Toronto, Dalton Dorrell, Nestle- ton (edch with parents and 4 children). Newly weds--Mau- rice and Jean Love, Exeter; First arrival -- Fred Ferguson, Guelph. In 1925 Mr. Robert J. Fer- guson, a grandson compiled a record of the decendants of the late Samuel Ferguson & Sarah Hooey who were born in the County of Cavan, Ireland. Came to Cavan Township County of Durham in 1822. This book tells the story of their early life in Ontario and has a full line of their descendants. Dur- ing the past year or more Rev. Clarence Ferguson has revised the book, bringing it up to date eary in 1965. There are 1700 known descendants at present. SUPER FRIDAY, CENTRAL COUNCIL OF NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION OF OSHAWA 1965 at 8.30 p.m. OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM BINGO JULY 23 OVER $6000.00 IN PRIZES $500 Jackpot $700 Jackpot $750 Regular Games. $2000 SPECIAL GAME. PLUS 4 EARLY BIRD GAMES Share the Wealth at 7.30 Admission $1.00--Special Economy Pack ---- Available at Door . $1000 HI-LO GAME - 50 numbers - 52 numbers $450 Special Games TORONTO -- The Hon. A. KeJso Roberts, Minister of Lands and Forests, has announ- ced open seasons for rabbits, in- cluding the cottontail rabbit, varying hare (snowshoe) and European hare (jack rabbit). The seasons are similar to those in effect last year. 3 In the Township of Pelee, in Essex County, the season will open, as usual, on December 24th and close on February 28, 1966. In Essex County, except Pe- lee Township, Lincoln, Welland, Kent and Lambton Counties and in the Townships of Ancaster, Barton, Binbrook, Glanford and Saltfleet in the County of Went- worth, the season opens on Oc- tober 27th and closes on Febru: ary 28, 1966. In the Counties of Brant, Dufferin, Elgin, Haldimand, Halton, Middlesex, Norfolk, Ox- ford, Peel, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington; in York except the Townships of Georgina and North Gwillim- bury; in the Townships of Hay, Stephen and Usborne in the County of Huron; in the Town- ships of Beverley, East & West Flamborough in the County of Wentworth; in the Townships of Adjala, Tecumseth and West Gwillimbury in the County of Simcoe; and in the Tewnships of Reach, Scott, Uxbridge, Pick- ering, Whitby and East Whit- by in the County of Ontario, the rabbit season opens on October PELE A at CoE BM RFATER SPY A Le CFO 20th and closes on February 28, 1966. | In Durham County the season is from October 2nd, 1965 to February 28th, 1966. In the Counties of Bruce, Grey, Huron (except the Town- ships of Hay, Stephen and Us- borne), and Simcoe (except the Townships of Adjala, Tecum-| seth and West Gwillimbury); in| the Townships of North Gwil-| limbury and Georgina in York | County; in the Townships of Brock, Mara, Rama and Thorah in Ontario County; and in the Counties of Carleton, Dundas, Frontenac, Glengarry, Gren-| ville, Hastings, Lanark, Leeds, | Announce Open Seasons For Rabbits Lennox and Addipgton, North- umberland, Peterborough, Pres- cott, Prince Edward, Russell, Stormont and Victoria, the sea- son will open on September 25 and close on March 31, 1966. In the remainder of the Pro- vince, that is, north of and in- cluding the Counties of Halibur- ton and Renfrew and the Dis- tricts of Muskoka and Nipis- sing, the season will begin on September 1st, 1965 and will close on August 31st, 1966. The bag limit on cottontail is six (6) per day but no bag limits are in effect for either the varying hare or Kuropean hare. the County of} Open Season For Squirrel \ TORONTO -- The Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, Minister of] Lands and Forests, announced] recently the open seasons for hunting black, grey and fox! pep 15. squirrels in Ontario. In southwestern Ontario in, Elgin, Haldimand, Halton, Kent, Lambton, Lincoln, Middle- | sex, Norfolk, Oxford, Perth, Waterloo, Welland, Wellington, Wentworth and the Townships of Hay, Stephen and Usborne in | Huron County, the season will] be from October 2 to December | . : i taking advantage of the present 15th. In Essex County, the season | will extend from October 27 to| in, the Counties of Brant, Duffer-/| December 15. In all other parts of Ontario the squirrel season will extend from September 25 to Decem- / The bag limit of 10 per day and 10 in possession remains unchanged. Squirrels are abundant across much of agricultural southern Ontario and not only do they afford top-notch sport but they are delicacies which appeal to even the most diseriminating appetites. Few hunters are open seasons, and squirrel po- pulations could be providing much additional recreation. whole family! OSHAWA B-1.(-1.d41.1F% CENTRE JULY SALE ADDED ATTRACTION SIDEWALK SALE JULY 28-29-30-31 See the Sidewalk Sale Circular in the Oshawa Times on Tues., July 27 for values and savings for the JOIN THEFUN -- 4 BIG DAYS OF SAVINGS! OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT wr Q:00 rx