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. Peterborough; Mr. Ve SW CE wee OE NW ee we awe eS ' ig THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 18,1968) | Couple Feted - At Pontypool MRS. H, M. RICHARDSON PONTYPOOL -- A presenta- tion was held recently in the LOL Hail in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Thomas (Ann Gil- bank). They were presented an electric washing ma- chine and a sum of money. Larry Bradley has complet- ed a four week course in Guelph. He is on guard duty at the Millbrook Penitentiary. Harry Van Weiringen and St. Clare Darrow spent the holi- day weekend up near North Bay fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Herringa have moved to the farm owned by Orme Miller at New Park. Ray has sold their farm at Drum Corner, Robert Halleran has been visiting friends in Toronto and Windsor the last week. Mr. Hal- leran celebrated his 92nd birth- day a couple of months ago. Visitors in town over. the weekend were Fred Graham, ' and Mrs, Lavern 5 ag Fleetwood; Mr, and Mrs. Elsworth Bea- cock, Greenbank; Stanford Sta- ples, Orono; Reta Loshaw, Pres- ton; Amalda DeGroseliers, To- ronto and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ham Frederick, of Bridgenorth. The 'School Children from both senior and junior rooms and their teachers also five mothers took their annual bus trip on May 2% This year they went to Upper Canada Village. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Reade, Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Lenard MeNeil, Milton, were Sig friends here on the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Kirk enjoyed the bus trip from New- castle to Ottawa on Sunday. Stephen Delahay, Toronto, was calling on old acquaintances on Monday afternoon. Stephen left here some'hing like 40 years ago, Mrs, Etta Bernstein passed away on Sunday morning after a lengthy illness in Peterbor- ough Civic Hospital. The anniversary of the Unit- ed Church here was on Sunday, June 9, at 2 p.m. with a speaker from Toronto followed by a cold meat supper on Wednes- day, June 12. Fines Levied Over Ads In Flash TORONTO (CP)--John Blunt Publications and Enterprises Limited was fined $500 and Harry Greenberg, the firm's ad- vertising manager, $300 Monday on charges of publishing ob- scene written matter, 5 Similar charges against Louis Ruby and Ken Johnston, the firm's president and editor re- spectively, were withdrawn. The fines were levied for pub- lication in the March 2 issue of Confidential Flash, a weekly|t newspaper, of a full-page ad- vertisement for a party record, listing the titles of 12 songs on the record. Defence counsel Mannis Fren- kel, who entered guilty pleas in vi for the firm and Greenberg, ad- mitted the titles were risque. Blackstock UCW Readies For Survey By MRS, OLGA HILL BLACKSTOCK -- The UCW met in the Christian Education Centre recently. The opened the meeting with a poem "Be the Best You Can". resident Mrs, Murray Byers was in charge of the worship period for which she chose as her theme "Hands". Following the dedication of the offering, Gail and Bonnie Malcolm of Nestleton, accom- panied by their mother, Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, sang. The film, "Lovest Thou Me" was then viewed. Bonnie Malcolm rendered a piano solo. Mrs. Jim Marlow who had been asked for some- thing from the Observer, read "The Ascension" by J. A. Da- vidson, The roll call was answered by "A Woman in the News", The president conducted the business period during which brief reports were heard from all departments. Mrs, Roy McLaughlin gave findings on Christian Steward- ship from the executive meet- g. The T. B. survey July 2 and and the Regional Rally at Prince Albert, Oct. 31 were an- nounced, A film strip called Maple Sweet Mystery with an accom. panying record was shown at he Town and Country Club held at the Christian Education Centre, Blackstock, recently. Afterwards the group was di- ded in four parts to answer some questions on ideas in the film, Answers were gathered and Summarized by Jim Marlow. Holds Field KEDRON -- Maxwell Heights School held their field day on Friday, June 7. Crests were presented to the winners in each division, which included Karen Jackson, Margaret Fitz- patrick, Diane Brooks, Anne Bishop, Joey Fitzpatrick, Alan Bathe, Doug Woodcock and Harvey Ward. / Winners in the various sec. tions were as follows: MIDGET GIRLS YARD DASH -- Gail Gifford, Karen Jackson, Barbara Lam- bert: 25 yard dash -- Barbara Fisher, Gail Gifford, Karen Jackson; Ball throw -- Keren Jackson, Linda Innes, Barbara Fisher, High jump -- Barbara Fisher, Karen Jackson, Barbara Lam- bert. Running broad jump -- bert; Running broad jump -- Karen Jackson, Barbara Lam- bert, Gail Gifford; Wheelbarrow race -- Karen Jackson and Judy Geisberger, Barbara Lam- bert 'and Linda Innes, Gail Gif. ford and Barbara Fisher. JUNIOR GIRLS 50 Yard Dash -- Diane Brooks, Pat Coulter, Elizabeth Lambert; 25 yard dash -- Diane Brooks, Elizabeth Fitzpaiiick, Diane Barnett; Ball throw and catch, Suzanne Arsenault and Lynda Geisberger; Pat Coul- ter and Patsy Ball; Diane Brooks and Elizabeth Lambert. High jump -- Diane Brooks, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Suzanne Arsenault. Running broad jump -- Diane Brooks, Elizabeth Lambert, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick; Standing broad jump -- Elizabeth Lam- bert, Diane Brooks, Suzanne Arsenault. 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