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£8 id TAA NY Be iy FE - : dd badd. Greenbank News Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Diceman attended the Har-. vester Tour in Vermont last week. The 'Rodd and Real' fam- ily and their many connec- tions held a 10th anniver- sary party in the hall for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real. Another event in the hall was a shower for Mrs. Susan Kightley last Friday evening. With 73 in attendance Bi- ble School was a real suc- cess. The postponed races were held on Tuesday and the closing exercises on Friday evening. There was a display of craft work and an informal sing-song. Mr. and Mrs. Don Real were hosts to the membrs of the Hi-C Group and their able leader Mr. George Timms for a weekend of camping. Brian Till, Peter Stone, Donna Wagner, Ken Real and Ivan and Darlene Ba- con went to the Crusaders Bible Camp at Omemee a short while ago. Mrs. Mabel Faux and Mrs. George Beaton drove HA. E. Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or 2enith 59240 to Cannington to take part in an O0.E.S. Memorial Ser- vice last Thursday for the late Mr. Angus Jewel. On Saturday and Sunday Neil Rodd was a participant Jn the Canadian Conserva- tory of Music Festival in Onsahwa! Church service will be at the customary time next Sunday. The Reverend Mr. Newton Reid will speak. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan paid a visit to Mrs. Ethel Kidd in Good- wood on Sunday. Mrs. Cowan of Scarbo- rough spent a few days last week with her brother Mr. Gordon Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Diceman entertained the Diceman-Weldrick clans at a reunion on their handsome farm a short time ago. Mrs. Harold McCowan was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Thomson. A guest of the Neil Hunters was Miss Heather Campbell of Guelph. Other visitors to Greenbank were Miss Marty Beth McGee of Peterborough and Miss Zoe Adamson of Toronto who spent the weekend with Miss Gayle Blakely, Mrs. Myrtle Blakely and Mrs. Lorne Blakely visited rela- tives in Aylmer, Quebec not long ago. NOTICE RATEPAYERS TOWNSHIP of REACH PUBLIC MEETING 7:30 P.M. Thursday, July 26th The long awaited unveiling of the Draft Official Plan for the Township of REACH is scheduled for the above time and date in the Manchester Hall. ALL INTERESTED persons are herewith given NOTICE that copies of the said draft are available from the municipal office at the cost of $5.00 per copy. V. Malcolm (Clerk-Treasurer) TANK TOPS $5% - $4% Residents of Ontario and Durham Counties wath a flare for nostalgia ave sure to enjoy the. program pre- pared for the Oshawa Fair on Saturday evening, July 21. The highlights include an Old Tyme Fiddler's Con- test and Old Tyme Dancing. The fiddlers contest, star- ting at 7:15 p.m. is an open event and any old time fiddler may enter. Each contestant will be asked to play a waltz, a jig and a hoedown. Prizes of $100,$50 and $25 will be awarded to the top three winners. The contest has always been an interesting event and a climax to the Satur- day night entertainment at the fair. This promises to be the case again this year with fiddlers coming from far and near to prove their ability to play old time tunes. Starting at 9 p.m, fol- lowing the fiddlers contest, an evening of fun is in store for all who enjoy old tyme dancing. Included will be a variety of old tyme couple dances, including the Schottische, Rye Waltz and Gay Gordons as well as Modern Round Dancing, spiced with some Old Square Dancing and Country music. This event is free to all paying ad- mission to the fair Saturday evening. Due to a conflict with another meet the entire program of harness racing will commence at 1 p.m. on Saturday, rather than Thursday and Saturday. There will be 10 heats with purses totalling $2,000. Wagering privileges will be available. An added attraction for the Sunday afternoon pro- gram will be country and western music supplied by "Senator" Jim Coyle and the Cable TV Boys of Bow- manville. The South Ontario Agri- cultural Society has entered the name of Rhonda Hastie 18, of 290 Marland Avenue, Oshawa, the winner of the Miss Oshawa Fair Contest last year, in the Sweetheart of the Fairs Contest to be held Aug. 15 at the C.N.E. An employee of the Royal Bank of Canada, Miss Has- tie plans to work and travel for two years and then attend college to take a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 18th, 1973 -- 3 tyme fiddling, dancing at Fair course in early childhood education specializing in re- tarded and handicapped children. The 12 finalists who will take part in the Miss Oshawa Fair Contest being held on Thursday night, July 19, are: Laurie Carter, 17; Karen Green, 19; Cath- erine Lawrence, 21; Sheila Legacy, 18; Maria Mazzo- cchi, 16; Lynda McMinn, 18; Divnina Molinaro, 16; Beth Parker, 17; Sylvia Puszynski, 17; Julie Smy- kaluk, 16; Linda Reid, 16 and Inez Rice, 21. News from Utica and-area Service will be held in Goodwood United Church at 10 a.m. and at Ballantrae United Church at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 22. The Vacation Bible School held in Epsom and Utica closed with an enjoyable family get together at Epsom on Friday evening. Much appreciation is due to Mr. Bob Thompson and the Caravaners for their lead- ership during the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn MacCannell were guests at the Anderson -- Vance wedding in Oshawa on Sat- urday. Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson. Mr. Grant MacCannell of Markham spent Saturday with the Mervyn Mac Cannells. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding and Bill and Miss Judy Foreman visited Mr. and Mrs. Lou Fielding at Keswick on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Clearwater, Florida are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Philip were guests at the Chester- man -- Durand wedding in Bramalea on July 7. Last week they visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Sooley and family at Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Day were Sunday visitors with the Philips. We are pleased that Mrs. R. Mason is home from hospital in Toronto and is feeling well again. Recent visitors with Mrs. James E. Mitchell include Mrs. Minpie Redmond and Mrs. Kerney of Uxbridge Townshi Milt Parkin, Misses Bea- trice and Grace Davidson of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell and family, Mrs. Bill Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Crawford of Greenbank and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Craw- ford of Millbrook were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutcliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson attended the Jordan family picnic at Butterfly Lake near Mac Tier on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lock- ett and grandson, Ricky, visited the Thompsons on Thursday. Mrs. Chet Geer and Mr. ON THE MENU EVERYDAY "EMIELS PLACE" WHERE GOOD FOOD IS It costs no more to "Eat and Meet" inour NEW DINING ROOM Please do drop in & enjoy a meal in our new surroundings and Mrs. Bruce Bailey spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed James at their cottage at Kenesis Lake. Winners at the euchre in the hall on Friday night were Mrs. Poots, Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs. Munro and Ross Alsop, Oliver Lane and Elwood Tripp. In the "Freeze Out', Mrs. Annie Johnston and Mrs. Jessie Foote were first, and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke and Mrs. Jean Clarke were second. 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