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Blackstock Fair lists now ready Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly Here it is the first of August which does not seem at all possi- ble. Blackstock Fair lists are ready and available from secretary Joyce Kelly at 53 Scugog St. N. or by calling 986-4257. Fair date this year is August 27. Mrs. June Degeer hosted a bridal shower in honour of bride- to-be Eleanor Gibson last Sunday afternoon when a number of friends in the area gathered. After Eleanor opened her many lovely gifts she replied fittingly and a tasty lunch and social time was enjoyed. _ Mrs. Edna Kelly of Bobcaygeon joined the Gerald Kelly family along with Mark Graham when they all attended a Jack and Jill party by the Omemee Gliding Club in honour of Peter Peeters and Elizabeth Kelly. This buffett picnic dinner and party was held at the home of Dolores and Perry Ryan at R.R.4, Omemee, on Sun- day evening. Following dinner, entertainment and a fireworks CHILDREN'S SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOP Ages 8 to 12 display a presentation to their fellow glider was made. On the weekend of July 23 and 24, the 8th annual Devitt's Dungeon Horseshoe Tournament was held at the home of Phil and Claudette Archer with 75 to 80 people attending. After the tour- nament the winners were declared as follows: ladies' single - Danielle Millson, men's single - Ted Harvard, mixed doubles - Ted and Fran Harvard. A great time was had by all who par- ticipated in this annual party. The community wishes Robert and Sharon Heayn happiness on their move from our area to Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Leve- que and family have moved into the former Heayn home. Welcome. Sunday, August 14th, will be Richard Choe's last Sunday at Blackstock United Church where he has spent the past four months as intern minister. Nestleton and Blackstock congregations will hold a joint service at 10:30 ».m. Last Session! | AUGUST 8th to 19th Norm's miniature village Norm Boynton, well-known In Port Perry for his woodworking abllities, has created a miniature "Cullen Gardens" of his own, right In the backyard of his Ca- leb St. home. He bulit the tiny collection of buildings (Including a copy of a Utl- ca feed mill and the Caesarea Community Church) in his basement/warkshop last winter--the little buildings are a far cry from the usual life-size buildings he usually works on. Mr. Boynton did it because he enjoys working with wood--and now his neighbours can enjoy the fruit of his labour. at Blackstock followed by a pot luck lunch. Mark this date on your calendar if you wish to take this opportunity to wish Richard well in hic future studies. Several from here attended the annual Guernsey Association pic- nic on Sunday when lots of good food, fellowship and visiting was enjoyed. Two of North Blackstock's verandah ladies threatened your correspondent with pictorial blackmail when they saw me on my hands and knees trying to coax a cat from under the neighbour's steps. Thanks ladies for not yielding to the temptation. If you have any news items - perhaps a bridal shower or some other item of interest please call me during the week before Mon- day mid-morning. Thank you for your continued assistance. Phone UY Ded Wd Gail SRWEILENY 2 IaiNG Ne. y August Special: Er 10 TANNING | SESSIONS ....... $409 REPAIRS -- GIFTWARE -- CUSTOM DESIGNS Port Perry United Church Auditorium MONDAY - FRIDAY 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM For more information call: ZAKEANA REID 985-2123 986-4257. Utica news by Vera Brown This Friday is euchre night in Utica Hall starting at 8 p.m. All will be welcome. Rev. Waterman is away on holidays for the next few weeks and anyone with immediate con- cerns can contact Nancy Hill or Rev. Wayne Reid of Stouffville who has consented to help out. This week's service for the charge CONSUMER ALERT Soft Without Salt? Don't Believe It! The Canadian Water Quality Association warns consumers to be wary of water softening claims regarding No Salt Softeners which use magnetic devices or devices which pass water over an alloy. The Federal Department of Justice has recently laid THE ENTERTAINMENT GIANT! Hosted by Durham Regional Police Assoc. OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM FRI. AUG. 12 -- 4:00 & 7:30 SAT. AUG. 13 -- 12:00, 4:00 & 7:30 SUN. AUG. 14 -- 1:00 & 4:30 Child 3--14 yrs. $5.00 Adult $11.00(tax incl.) BOX OFC. OPENS SHOWDAYS 10:00 A.M. will be held in Goodwood Church at 10:00 a.m. There seems to be many changes in the community up- coming, the one which will be most noticeable is the selling of the local store with the new owners taking over later on this month and Sylvia & Keith will be moving to Niagara Falls. Also word has it that the Cosburn Farm has been sold. John & Jane Bradbury are pleased to have their nephew James Campbell, from Scotland, staying with them for a week. Sunday visitors were Mr. & Mrs. 23 charges concerning No Salt Softeners under Section 36 (1) (b) of the Competition Act. Tests performed on water samples taken before and after passing through such devices conclusively demonstrate that they do not remove or neutralize hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) or provide the traditional benefits of soft water as claimed. Hard water contains calcium and magnesium which react negatively with soap to produce a curd which hinders the cleaning process. Traditional softeners remove calcium and magnesium by passing water through ion exchange resin, which requires periodic regeneration using sait. The result is water that enhances the cleaning process by reacting EDITION OF GARDEN BROS.CIRCUS IS : | wr A PRODUCER'S CREATIVE GENIUS! Higney & children of Scarborough positively with soap to produce a rich lather of suds. A MASTERS OF MADCAP MERRIMENT ! and her mother Mrs. Annie A A CONGRESS OF CAPABLE CREATURES! McKay who is visiting them from + MAGNIFICANT MID-AIR MARVELS! Scotland, Skeldi CANADIAN Canadian Water & SUPERIOR SHOWCASE SPECIALS! Miss Karen Skelding spent a a Sun COME JOIN THE FUN! week Tole Wh fiends Ayinelr WN Os wit 472 Lee Avenue On Thursday, Mrs. Crosier en- ity rigid Ontario 3 BIG DAYS ONLY! joyed dinner and visited with (Turn to page 31) TR ES --------