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Mrs. Gladys Emerson- Stutt dropped in to visit Mrs. Elaine Thompson-Bailey on her way through to her sister's cottage at Emerson Beach. Several from this area attended the annual McLaughlin Family Picnic held on Sunday afternoon at the Hayden Community Cenrtre. Fifty-nine attended and sat down to a delicious evening meal. A fine programme of contests was conducted by Catherine Corden and Donna Kyte. The prize for the oldest present went to Mrs. Roy Taylor and to the youngest to Amanda Bradburn. Deb and Ron Vice are in charge for next years annual Picnic. Vern and Vera Asselstine have been away camping recently. They spent one week at Varty Lake camping beside the cottage of Vern's sister-in-law, Mrs. Thelma Asselstine. Then they spent another week beside a nephew's cottage, Rick Mortimer of Severn Falls. Joan and Ralph Swain, Dave and Deb Horton and Wayne Horton and Mary Tomlinson spent a week camping near Minden. Lorrie and Brett Swain holidayed with their grand- parents, Tom and Marg Horton while their parents were away. During the week word came of the passing of Marg Horton's brother-in-law, Keith Overbough of Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton, Lorrie and Brett Swain along with Mrs. Roy Graham attended the funeral and went on to Simcoe where they visited another sister, Audrey and Ben Morris. Sympathy to the Horton family on this bereavement. Jean and Ralph Kronister are away camping at Silent Lake near Peterborough for this week. Richard and Eleanor Carson and Andrea of Toronto were recent evening dinner guests of their previous neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin. Congratulations to Stacey Swain who celebrated her birthday recently with a birthday party. Mid-week luncheon guests of Neil and Elaine and Tara Bailey were Mrs. Laura Dawson, Barrie and her Florida friend, Mr. Bob Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. John Reader, Whitby, visited the Neil Baileys Friday afternoon. Howard Bailey phoned home from Germany on Sat- urday noon. He had returned to his host family from his side trips where he picks up his luggage and journeys to Amsterdam and on to London. He shall fly home EE th - . El = oie Ve Fe La Fh IN o£ Padi nd [PE are G POY AMAL a Thi - YE 3 DURHAM REGION fern Thuarstay of (is wosk. 3 4 1 ere were twelve es i 4 3 DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL § at the weekly cara party os E invites with the following winners: ¥ ¢ 2 -.. INVI ses 1. Dorothy Edwards-86; 2. gs Weir Swain-84; 3. Elwood a 3 NOMINATIONS Tripp-81; 4. Ella Venning-77; 3 3 - 3 . 5. Doris Rohrer-75; 6. Lula & 4 of interested persons to sit as Faint-74; Low-Susie Harris 2 4 draws - 1. Marion Bell 2. IS ; volunteer members of the Sra a Meh pe 2 5 ? WHITBY PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL The Durham Region ooh 3 Horseback Riding for the ss ; Handicapped Association 7% COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD He Soria ny i 1 ] ) LC . annual "Open House" on é 5 3 The Board is appointed by the Minister of Sunday, September 12, 1982 bs : Health, The Honourable Larry S. Grossman, Q.C. at 2 p.m. at Hoskin Stables. ER E and is responsible for advising the minister on This programme has been a. F the Mental Health Program, operated by the operating for four years we 5 Provincial Hospital. offering riding instructions ATA Board members' travel and meal expenses to the handicapped. Every- The Norwesters wl - Ne v' i Cr FC i i ini one interested in learning A are to be paid by the ministry. about the work of the ie i. Vv ; . Association or watching the e Norwesters, with their authentic costumes, flint muskets and various prides A For further information please call: Deborah riders display their skills are displays, were popular with the Western Weekend crowds. The tent and other gf : B. Cohen - 668-6214. ] welcome to attend. Refresh- displays were set up behind the new Scugog Library. - : 3 Nominations should be submitted by August (Turn to page 25) ° di : 27th, 1982. | ih | 575 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, i ; WHITBY, ONTARIO L1N 2M8 1% ; AN : BE Ps " £5 ] SUMMER RETIREMENT HOTEL i Ki k i SERMON HIGHWAY 2 - PORT HOPE a ext to Greenw owers dn | (Nextto G ood T s) <5 SERIES ; ; | [1] a . . Hl Finding answers to the questions posed by our hurts Enjoy an active retirement in our 4 and our need for restored relationships will be the / H H 50 Oe common theme for the. complex overlooking Lake Ontario 7s Ta Joint Summer Services ® Full furnished rooms ® Three delicious meals ; i St. John's Presbyterian Church © 1 & 2 Bedroom suites per day CB } with the Rev. Stuart McEntrye, preaching. ® TV, telephone, full ® Games rooms & crafts, ¥ 3 The community if cordially invited to attend. bathroom, housekeeping, dining room, sauna, ? All Services are at 9:55 A.M. and air conditioning swimming, indoor & i AUGUST 8th - How Do We Honour God's Law? in'each room. outdoor activities. CW AUGUST 15th - How Does God See Us? AUGUST 22nd - Does God Need Our Apologies? AUGUST 29th - So You Don't Have A Prayer? SEPT. 5th - Standing in the Need of Prayer? Holy Communion will be celebrated on September 5th with the Rev. Glen Jackson and the Rev. Stuart : McEntyre officiating. - OPEN HOUSE - Sunday, August 22 - 1 to 6 P.M. a Phone For Appointment: 985-8579 or 985-8764 14