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U2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed, March 10, 1971 For the past six weeks, farmers from Cartwright Township have been attending a special course, designed to acquaint them with the uses of elec- tricity on their farms. it was sponsored by the rural division of Ontario Hydro, thifought the Bowmanville Area office. On Monday, the course con- cluded with a delicious dinner at the Community Centre in Blackstock served by the ladies of the Women's institute, when those present received their framed diplomas and later were taken by bus on a tour of the Lake- view generating plant. The graduates, front row, left to right, are R. Van Camp, J. Kersten, P. Hoogeveen, E. Fee, R. Larmer, G. Metcalf, J. Bonsma Sr., J. Bonsma Jr., J. Wiersma, Art Rowan, John Den Boer, Dennis Zekveld; back row, Area Manager Rex Walters, Maurice Edgerton, Howard Maicoim, Geraid Jones, Bob Watt, Clifford Redman, Lioyd Smith, Don Beacock, Stuart Dorrell, Gilbert Zekveld and Keith Jennings, Farm Sales Represent- ative, Bowmanville Area. Other instructors were H.W. (Bill) Cooke and Keith R..White; Those who attended the course, but were riot present at the dinner included Clare Vernon, Bert Arends, John Carnaghan, Artemio Mazzarolo, Cari De Long, Don Crozier and Karlan Clark. Courtesy Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. om News school nurse was one of these as several cars tangled just east of the school and quite a bit of flying glass 2:30 p.m. in Manchester United Church basement. There was no church on Sunday. This story seems to Eps The Euchre party last Fri. evening was held in Epsom School. Winners were: } Ladies -- Mrs. Reed Cook,| %® ™onotonously repeating itself. Vera Fawns, Kay Osler, Lin- da Card. Door Prize Vivien} /8t Thursday afternoon Cari. Gentlemen -- Mr. Ar about sixteen stranded folk thur Taylor, Reed Cook, Jean took refuge in the school. Houghland (playing as man), Luckily Mrs. Finley, the seemed to find a human tar-| to patch up the cars. get. Mrs. Finley cleaned andj We congratulate Mr. and bandaged several wounds, Mrs. A. F. Watson on the safe ready for the doctor's atten4 arrival of a first wee grand- tion. It would take more| daughter, the parents are than a good n Mr. and Mrs. Ron Watson. OPTIMIST BINGO -- §:00 p.m. -- Lane. will hold a Thurs., March 18 Herman Kerry. Door--Oliver There will be another party March 19th. The Bethesda - Reach W.I. school this Sat. evening. The ladies are entertaining their BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY party in the husbands and each couple will invite another couple. Malcolm e Sacred Heart Parish Hall Manchester U.C.W. invite Phillips UXBRIDGE the U.C.W. ladies to a St. ONT ~ Patrick's Day Tea and Bake LAND rn eon BIG JACKPOT $280. -- 58 Numbers Sale on Wed., March 17, at 157 Main Street W. LITTLE JACKPOT $65. $11.00 Games 49 Numbers on Feb. 24th. good as usual gave as treasurer. absent, Mrs. ing Wed. mittee. Buy any new John Deere Riding Mower--and get your choice of a tow- along dumpcart or a grass catcher-- for the price of the rider aloe Citizens The regular twice monthly meeting was held at the Hall attendance. President Mrs. B. Larrett opened the | meeting. Welcome to all, en- quiries about the ill & those who are unable to attend. Lord's Prayer in unison, 0 Canada, also Mr. H. Buckland minutes of the meeting. There will be another meet- 10th of March 2pm. A social evening will be held at the Hall on Wed. 17th'of March (each one to bring enough sandwiches for themselves), 7:30 p.m. This should be interesting as it is St. Patrick's Day, and a good program is being supervised by Mr. E. Healy and his com- More business was discuss- ed and 'The Queen' served, followed by cards. The last euchre on Sat., 27th Feb. was a great success. Otler anand ort 17 tables were set up. Many| | Satisfaction Guaranteed Auctioneer and Valuator , 3 y Weekend folk from out of town, and| | Tol: 745-7684 Collect FARM SALES - FURNI ANTIQUES during March Freedom quite a number from Ux- 501 Ayimer St. fk, % 25 naan anaes 1971. Save your Machine bs bridge. We thank these folk Peterboreugh, Ont, CORAWA = TEE-STO of k n for attending. weekends and Lacky winners as follows: | your money, too Ladies High--Mrs. V. Carl; Second--Mrs. N. Read; Low UTICA Farm Equipment § ix: '.."%2..% iNT High -- Mr. R. Armstrong: Second--Mr. L. Crago; Low os agg PRINTING MANCHESTER --Mr. D. Martin. Next euchre Forge Sige - Peamtare call the MILES WEST OF March 13th at 8 p.m. at Hall! | cot action By Auction' PORT PERRY STAR 2 back of P.O. Come and en- Call at my expense -- 985-7383 -~- PHONE: 985-304 joy an evening of Euchre Whitby - 668-6189 | Everybody Welcome. Stouffville, Ont. Phone 640-4031 Malcolm Pallant ACCOUNTANT A TLL R.R. 3 PORT PERRY Phone 985-2085 Evenings & Week-Ends EMMERSON INSURANCE DUFF Electronics ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES & SERVICE 985-7993 or 985-2728 Murray Burnfield PLUMBING & HEATING 110 Simcoe St. North Forced Air Furnaces Pressure Systems New Work Repairs There was a a good report Secretary was Barthau took AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance -- Port Perry - 985-7306 PTOLEMY and GRIEVE Gulf Service Station GENERAL REPAIRS -- Port Perry - 985-3182 * Brothers Construction ° Hove your house built by experts. Also General Repairs, Cottages Raised, Foundations etc..... 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