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8 The Canadian Statesmnan. BOwmanville, February 4, 1976 Section Two BLACKSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rahm and family ofOttawa spent several days last week with bis parents Mr and Mrs. Stan Rahm and other relatives. They attended the funeral of bis grandmother, Mrs. Olga Hlli on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bradburn of Oshawa visited both sets of Ê arents,- Mr. and Mrs. Joe radburn and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mouýntjo and son of'Stouffville visited bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy. Saturday guests of Mrs. Wilbert Archer were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer of Whitby. Sunday supper guests were Mr' and Mrs. Jim Archer and daughter, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. WiIl Du gan of Minden. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dug an and Nancy of Minden called en- route to visit friends in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormis- ton of Brooklin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Br ant and family. "rhe Guernsy Area Associa- ftion held a snowmobile party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham and family on Saturday. Winners at the weekly Senior Citizens' Card Party on Tuesday evening with 18 tables were lst - Bruce Bright 99,2nd - Lulu Faint 90, 3rd - Marg Moore 86, 4th - Hazel English 4, 5th - Yeoman Luke 84, 6th - Erma Strong 84, Low - Rod Dales. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly visited Mr. and Mrs, John Medland and Barbara of B-,rooklin on Thursday even- tînte a number of local tarmers attended the annual Machinery Show in Toronto, IAtweek, .Annual Meeting of The Blackstock Agrcultural Society The alinual meeting was held on Wednesday evening in the Township Hall with a good attendance. President John Wolters presided for the evening' s business. John, in bis president's address stress- ed the importance of the tremendous spirit, ofco-opera - tion that is so much a part of Blackstock Fair. Everyone is willing to help whenever neede d. He reviewed our Blackstock Fair of 1975 whîch was so successful in every way. John extended his appreciation to the exhibitors, the directors, the excellent dlean-up committee under the chairmanship of Keith Van- Camp and to the secretary. He ended by saying that although SBlackstock Fair is not big it certainly is well-seasoned. After the minutes and cor- respondence a favourable financial report was present- ed. It was noted that we still have a sizeable supply of History of Cartwright books for sale Ec h section ot the Fair i eprorted its efforts. Harold àwain presented the Hall Trophy and the Field Crop Trophy to the 1975 Field crop winner, Mr. Bob DeJong, wt a few well chosen words. Thie officers for the corning e ear are President, - John olters, Vice-President - Lawrence McLaughlin, 2nd Vice-President - Jîm Byers, Lady Director - Mae Short- ridge, Secretary-Treasurer - J0ill ranCamp intro- duced our guest for the evening, Mrs. E. Sutton, secretary-mana ger of the Peterborough Exhibition who in turn introduced Mrs. Norma Cornish, a director of the Peterborough Exhibition and the Crafts Convenor-of the Fair Board Convention to be held Feb. 18 and. 19 in Toronto. The two ladies carried on an informaI but most informative dialogue which dealt with many features of Fair, work. Questions were invited fromr the Meeting which brought forth an interesting dis- cussion. Jim Byers presented each lady with a_ plant as a token of gra m. This year the award has been gien to Nancy Ross of Brooklin. In addition to high achievement in her studies at Dra, Nancy is workingy part time at General Motors in the coputer room, obtaining excellent practical exper- lence. The award was madeat. the Càllege on Friday, Jan- uary 23, 1976 by Philip Renouf, Ontario Recruîting Co-ordin- ator for Canada Packers and William Hannah Manager of Data Processing at Canada PackeýIs.' l determining recipients of teaad, acadèmie achieve- mnqualities of leadership andJ character, resourceful- nessL, financiai need and Part *icipation in extra- curricu ar activities were al takFir, nto consideration. SALE ENDS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH. Speciallv purch ased iteilison sale to \xteflt ofstock Canadian Tire promnises tomaeeer effort to con titi L--suppl\ (iladveitnsed products but w~e reser\ e the rn eh to linit sale quanitities, Proct or Take-apart Electric. Kettie No more scale build-up to pollute water and slow down boiling time. This beauty cornesý apart for efficient cleaning of elemnent and base. Has no- scale safety spout. Shuts off automatically should kettle boil dry. Avocado or Gold colors. 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