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Dianna Brown and Leanne Hardy attended the Seneca Colege Summer Gymnasties camp ine Toronto iast week. Both girls are students of Cartwright Central Public Schooi. Mr, and Mrs. Alan Assels- tine, Tania, Michael and Mark of Guelph spent the week June 27th :t July 4th with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frey, Johnny and TRAVEL SIZE HAND &BODY LOTION Regular 75c 2/9 00 SIZZLING SCOTT Family Napkins 180 Asstd. Colours Steven and Mr. and Mirs. Vern Asseistine, Collin and Teresa. The July meeting of the O.A.O. was held at the home of Jean Goble with 19 members present. Following the June minutes and correspondence, the treasurer gave her report. The prints have been purchas- ed for the schooi fromn the Art Gallery, some were to be framed and ail were to be properly labeiled before the la u; ;;:uoI: un mu it m au m - nHSUME TH BRDAR HRE TE LOMAE ER c' ADDOGWISN UME ALIHEE MIT AUT EWFt6ZO -AN muSALHPPNN O mu mg 18sico s. . pe 96an Fi.9. ühaa Iqur SUMMER Flash Light 77" Blackstock GIFT BOXED TOWEL SET NOW ON LY $05.39 SPECL4LS! PLASTIC Glasses 10 oz. Size CRICKET OLD SPICE Table Lighter After Shave j Pocket CalIcu lator 270OmIONLY I Lotion, I ONLY I NOW ONL; Y159 Beach Towels PLASTIC Barbecue Oven 3O"x6O' ~ Picnic Tableware A30"d.Co60ur Heavy Duty - Knives, Mitts Ist.Clor ks, Spoons Asstd. Colours Pkg. Pi EMANY MORE SPECIALS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST SHOP AND SAVE ON THE SIDEWALK! Celebrated 1sf Birfhday official opening of the new wing in the fali. A committee was set up to look into the setting up of and purchase of playground equipment for the school yard to be arranged as soon as possible. Husband's Night Out will be dinner at the Kawartha Raceway and a night at the races. The social committee are trying to ar- range a trip to Toronto to watch a T.V. show being taped. The Turner wedding is to be catered Oct. 2nd and the O.N.O. Fail Dance held Oct. l6th with Joey Van Quartet. O.N.O. members are to bring their ticket money to the Sept. meeting at Betty Lee's. 'The .meeting concluded with Roll Cali - Brîng a baby picture or a school picture and try to identify one another. Jean and her group served a delicious lunch to conclude a most înteresting evening. Mr. and Mrs. Les Asselstine Gayle and Robbie, Kitchener spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Asseistine, Colin and Teresa. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer, Pickering, were Wednesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larmer. Pleased to report that Miss Ida Dempsey is back at the Women's College Hospital for recovery period after having a pace-maker installed at the Toronto Generai Hospital. Foster Dempsey is conval- escing at the home of his sister Mrs. J. McArthur. Ardis McArthur and sons Craig and Grant brought their Uncle to lackstock on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Geraid Kelly and Mrs. Courtney Graham were Sunday afternoon and evening dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Sheen and Miss Susan Sheen at Mary Lake near Huntsville. They were also Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feltis at Lake Dairympie.11 Mrs. Bessie Liddell from Mr, and MVrs. Stanley Allun, Orono, are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter, Wylma Arlene to Glenn Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestieton. The wedding to take place August 14 at 5:30,p.m. in Newcastle United Church. Friends of the bride and groom are invited to a trousseau tea on August 8 from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the bride's home. Scotland'is spending a week with Mr. 'and Mrs. Burt Strong. Winners at the weekly Senior Citizens Card Party were: lst Mildred Thompson - 91; 2nd - Wallace Marlow - 88; 3rd - Abert Timms - 87; 4th - Rhoda Larmer - 85; 5th - Ross Alsop - 82; 6th - Aylmer Plowman - 82; Low - Mrs. Tennyson Samelis. Those attending the surprise birthday party for Mrs. Marie Begley at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ashton on Sunday afternoon were: Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms, Mr. and Mrs. Merrili VanCamp,' Dale, Marie and Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp, Mrs. Eileen McLaughlin, Mrs. Mar- jorie Bradburn, Mrs. June Degeer. 1 Miss Aileen VanCarnp and Miss Doreen Miller, Oshawa, attended the ope ning of the Olympics at Montreal on Saturday. Beth Schryburt and chiidren returned Thursday night from a week's holiday in Michigan. Jim Estelle Fleming and family of Ottawa spent the weekend at the home of Larry and Beth Schryburt's where the highiight of the weekend was the seven mile hike around the Metro Zoo on Saturday. Walter King of Seagrave will be operating his minia- ture steam Engine and Saw- miii at the Scugog Shores Museum on Sunday 2 - 4 p.rn.,, weather permitting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin visited Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorreil at Charlton last week. 1O3rd Werry - Wright - Phiiip Picnic The lO3rd Werry, Wright, Phiip Picnic was held Satur- day July 17, 1976, at the Biackstock Recreation Cen- tre. Approximately 130 rela- tives registered and ail sat down to enjoy the sumptuous buffet dinner served by the Blackstock Women's Instit- ute. Foiiowing dinner Past President Fred Wright wel- comed aul present and turned the program over.to Harvey Yellowlees, incoming Presi- dent. JRon and Eisie Werry were in charge of sports and the following speciai prizes were awarded: Most pieces of pie eaten - Meredith Moffatt; Youngest baby - Michael Metcalf, son of Brenda and Ron Metcalf, 9 days old; Oldest man - Elmer Wright, 86 years; Most grandchild- ren present - Percy and Elva VanCamp - 7; Per- sons from farthest - Jean and Bey Veal, Vancouver, B.C.; Most lottery tickets - Frank Wright; Wearing long- est sock - Grant Werry; Husband who kissed his wife that morning - Elton Werry; Largest fish caught this year - Janet Werry. Things in purse - 8 cent stamp - Anne Werry; Cough Drops - Peggy Larmer, Cen- tennial Penny - Cindy Van- Camp; Needie and Thread Mrs. Luke; Most articles in purse - June Werry; Wedding Anniversary - Bert and Jean Locke 4th. The following races were, held in the park: 5 years and under - lst - Christopher Borrowdale, 2nd - Honor Lane; 6 & 7 year old - lst - Lisa Werry; 2nd - Michael Roui- ston; 8 & 9 year old - lst - Todd McGill, 2nd - Brian Stainton; 10 & il year old - lst - Dean McGill, 2nd - Janet Werry, 12 & 13 year old - lst - Brenda Stainton, 2nd - Ernie Greer; Girls 14 and over - lst - Beverley Stainton, 2nd - Sue Werry; Boys 14 and over - lst - David Larmer, 2nd - Paul Larmer; Girls shoe kick - lst Cindy VanCamp, 2nd - Janet Werry, 3rd- June Werry; Relay race- lst- Keith VanCamp team, 2nd- Glen Larmer team; Roll Bahl Relay - lst - Grant Werry team, 2nd Keith VanCamp; Hît Golf Bal - lst - Rick Werry, 2nd - Les Wright. Gardening' Always wear substantial footwear - - not sandals or running shoes - - when gardening, and use gloves when handling hedge clippers, knives and thorny plants. Plan your gardening duties and don't overextend yourself, says the Ontario Safety League. Use a littie safety- consciousness. Power Tools Foilow safe practices and become familiar with manu- facturers' operating instruc- tions when using power tools such as lawn mowers, clip- pers, chain saws. The Ontario Safety League ieminds you to keepthe children away when using such implements and store thema in a safe place where children can't reach them. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Jujly 21, 1976 5 Toronto and Dominion Ar- chives. Work was completed W ESLEYv VILLE onl'he very well kept cerne- There is a changing pattern of bird population these days. The noisy grackles have left their nesting places and con- gregated somewhere else. Free of their interference, the robin skimped on her house building, is using it to rear a, second brood, and brown,ý thrashers are remaining closeiy around, the house. Strange company to be seen on the lawn 'Were upland ployer and a red headed woodpecker. Neither seemed to be in a hurry to leave or show any sign of shyness. Not so pleasant to mention is -the condition of rnany fields of grain right across the south- ern part of Ontario. Several fields of. late sown oats and some wheat in this area have been attacked by a virus which prevents maturing, and fields turn brown after a short growth. Evidently there is nothing to do but piow it down. Severai farmers from the area including Mr. and Mrs. Cia- rence Nichois and Mr. and Mrs. A.' Thorndyke, attended the Hoistein-Friesion twilight meeting heid at the farm of Mr. Donald Welsh at Bow- manville last Friday night, Juiy l6th. Church service for the Hope Township charge was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris, Canton on Sunday morning with repre- sentatives of ail three chur- c hes present as weli as many visitors. It was at this service that his former neighbours heard of the passing of Mr. E. Symons in Port Hope on Saturday night, and also Mrs. Jenny Andrus. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Eari Ashby on the birth of their son, Richard Bartiey in Cobourg hospital on Juiy l6th. t is good to report that Mrs. C. Dickinson returned home on Saturday from Port Hope hospital where she has been for some time, recovering from a stubborn illness caus- ing high temperatures. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Jiggins of Chatham with Michael and Patrick visited with the rest of the family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nichols during the weekend. Members of the East Dur- ham Historical Society are continuing their work of listing the tombstone records of the township cemeteries. This work is being done for the Ontario Geneologicai Society to safeguard information which is graduaily disappear- ng. M,,any cemeteries receive *DI no care and even in cared for cemeteries, certain types of stone deteriorate so that data put there hopefully for a long time wiil become illegibie. 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