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Wins Ford in Pepsi Wheel of Fortune Con test Bud Perfect of 108- Ontario St Bowmanville, took delivery of a new Ford'Fiesta sedan on Monday morning, the prize he won in ÏÈe current Wheel of Fortune Pepsi-Cola contest. He is shown above receiving the keys from Roy Swindells, lef t, General Manager of Smith Beverages, Oshawa, bottiers of Pepsi-Céla, while at right is Eric Snyder, General Manager of MacDonald Ford Sales , Bowmanville. *Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of George Puckett, who died on Wednes- day morning April l2th follow- ing a long fight against cancer. Laura and Lisa Gilbank spenit a lot of time with Grandma,. and Grandpa Mountjoy last week as- mommy was-busy in the Port Perry Hospital having their new baby brother, Kevin. Due to Health Department regulations the bathrooms at the Recreational Centre need new flooring. As an alterna- tive to higher taxes the O.N.O. have graciously offered to donate a p art, of the proceeds from the dance an April 29th to help to pay for the new flooring. Let's get out and 4th Annual1 Open Housel Turner's Green House 73 SCUGOG STREET BLACKSTOCK Saturday and Sunday April 29 - 30 Eveyfing for your planting needs Re rhentsIne rec room. support of lower taxes and more dances. After making several long distant oalls on Saturday to O.P.P. and Durham Regional Police your correspondent has determined there is fia truth ta the influx of rumors about a possible snowmobile and dead driver being found in the Blackstack area i recent weeks. Senior Citizens' weekly card party with twenty tables participating toak place on Tuesday evening, at the Community Hall. The winners were: 1-Russehl Larmer 92, 2-Elva VanCamp 83, 3-Effie Ploughman 83, 4-Myrtle Alsop 81, 5-Harold McDiarmid 80, 6-Lionel Byamn 79, and law- Bessie Spencer. Mr. Alden Hubbard of Bowmanvilie enjoyed dinner and supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodge also visîting several neighbors$ in the afternoon. Don Wright and Dianne Vanderheul after tying the knot on Saturday are now happy to be Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright. Madame Justice VanCamp and her niece, Nancy Drink- water, of Ottawa, were in Blackstock for the weekend. Diana Fletcher celebrated her llth birthdlay by enjoying the company of Janet Dean for the weekend, which included birthday cake at Mother's Pizza on Saturday. A grand family gathering was held at the Frank Hoskin home on Sunday in celebration 10 kg of the following birthdays: Mrs.,Courtney Graham, Mrs., Frank Hoskin, Pat and Diana Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Larmer enjoyed a gaod visit with their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer on Sunday. Mrs. Ted Kemp hosted a bridai shower in honor of Norma Calich, Bill Van- Camp's bride-to-be on Sunday. Twenty-five, mostly of the' Van Camp clan, attended. Doug Larmer recently attended a 'Youth Parliament' in Oakville, where youth attending put into action their knowledge of the government. Wednesday evening, April l2th, Lme Annuai Shortthoriî Banquet took place at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Close to 140 enjoyed the dinner served by the Blackstock U.C.W. Entertain- ment was pravided by Gladys Brown of Orono, who sang several sehections while accampanying herself on the piano. Dick Lovekin, a judge from Brampton, originally from Newcastle, was the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaugh- lin, Debbie and Ron, enjoyed Sunday dinner at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte. Later that evening Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Laughlin were treated to supper at her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy's home in Newcastle. Both dinners were in honor of Edith's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schry- burt and children were' delighted to have the company of Beth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stimson of Michigan April 15-19. Alice Stimson has been busy at the Schryburt home making items for the Blackstock Fair in August. Doug Russell and his friend Gail Lickman of Windsor were weekend guests at the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Don Russell. Danny Russell celebrated his l2th birthday on Saturday evening with cake at Mother's Pizza, also enjoyed- by his friend Sean Elliot and the Russell family. Sunday family gathering was heid at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Russel including Mr. and Mrs. Joe 623-5777 20 kg' $7 ï,991 Russell of Cobourg, Doug Russell and Gail of. Windsor and Mr'. and Mrs. Don Russel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petch, Kent and Catherine of Aurora spent the entire day with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. Mr. and Mrs. Les Waters had a houseful of guests on Sunday to welcome home new baby, David James. 4-H Achievement Day was held in the Grandview Publie School near Bethany on Saturday for the group 1 homemaking clubs. Maple Grove, Bethany, Blackstock, Newcastle and Garden Hill attended the event. Twelve year old Janet Van Gestel (l an excellent job as M.C. Thie home econamist for the counties of Durham and Northumberland on behaif of the Department of Agriculture presented ten girls with silver spoons upon completion of the club., Several more received certificates and two girls had completed the course but were not eligible for the silver spoon because they were not twelve years of age. AU the girls from the 'Hamburger Helpers' had completed beautiful notebooks on the preparation of meat. This year's theme was 'Major on Meat.' Next year plans have been made for three separate courses to run from the fail. Blackstock Sunday School t J; 'k Shop et.,1 TI D)YKSTRA'#S DELICATESSEN F00D MATRKET The Pleasant Alternative in Food Shopping STORE SLICED BACON' ALWAYS A SPECIAL AT FRESH, NEVER FROZEN BABY BEEF LU VER '9 $1,59 scw.INc4 LB. CHRISTIES CHRISTIES Il OZ. SANDWICH BREAD JLLROS 1.00'yEACH GERMAN EDAM CHAPMAN'S, lUE CREAM TEMPTING FRESH QALWAVS LOWER PRICES FRESH, CRISP HEAD L ETTUCE IZ30 69cACH ARIZONA ORANGES' SIZE 113 9%9C DOZ. DYKSTRA 'S FR E E PARKING DELICA TESSEN OFF FOOD MARKET QUEE N STR EET 73-77 KING ST. WEST 623-3541 .Congratulations are extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright (nee Dianne Vander- Heul) who exchanged marriage vows in Nestleton United Church on Saturday, April 15. The reception and wedding dinner was in the was treated to- a môvie about Haiti from the Oshawa Library on Sunday. The children will be asking their parents to attend the Caribbean Carnival on April 23 from 7: 00 to 9: 00 to find out more about Trinidad, Jamaica, Cuba, 'Haiti, the Bahamas and Barbados. Famihies are invited from the community to see, feel, smell, taste and hear the Caribbean free of charge. 11 942 x 20 rods 842 x 40 rods 5243-1i04 5243-113 Nestieton Recreation Centre and the dance was in the Recreation 'Centre, Blackstock. 11 Dr. and Mrs. W. H. MacKenzie, Toronto, spent hast weekend at the home of their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. -Richard MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie Anne of Caesarea. On Saturday, April 8, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacKenzie,, Caesarea, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Scott, Corbyvihle, attended the Hiackney Banquet and Dance at Hespeler. Ail are members of the Hackney Association and Mr. Sadler is a director. Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Cowles of Haverille, New Hampshire, arrived at the $ 67.00 per rall 134.00 948 x20Orods 5243-140 76.00 948 x 40rods 5243-159 152.00 M-742 x 20 rods 53.50 per rg HOG FENCE 93/ GAUGE TOP AND BOTTOM_ 1036 x 20 rods 832 x 20 rods 5243-186 POULTRY FENCE M1848x 10 rads M2060 x 10 rads H1848 x 10 rds roll $71.95 per rail1 59.95 $39.95 per rall 44.95 per ral 53.95 per rall LIGHT WEIGHT PUNCHED T-POSTS - WITHOUT PLATES 6' 5221-162 7' 5221-171 81 5221-180 4'3/8" Round Posts 5242-604 For Elec. Fence GALV. FARM WIRE GATES 1f0 ' 12' 14' 16' 18' $52.95 ea. 54.95 ea. 61.95 ea. 65.95 ea. 79.95 ea. MERCHANT WIRE GALVANIZED 9G 50-lbs. 5242-908 11-G 50-lbs. 5242-6 14G 50mlbs, 5242-944 16G 50-lbs. 5242-962 50-ibs. $23.95 23,95 24.95 26.95- $2.49 eacfl 2.99 each 3.19 each .95 each GALV. BAR GATES $59.95 ea. 61.95 ea.. 66.95 ea. 72.95 ea. 10-Ibs. $5.95 5.95 6.25 6.95 1-lb. .75C .75c .85C .89C BARBED WIRE 80 ROD SPOOLS 53-lbDs. X12G Single 5242.855 73-lbs. x 3G Dbie. 5242-864 851Ibs. x121/2 G, ' double 1 5242-882 $22.55 per rall 38.95 per rail1 44.95 per rail1 ELECTRIC FENCE WIRE 80-ROD SPOOLS $12 99 per raIl' 11.99 ý 7.95 per raill 10-lbs. $595 5M9 6.95 5-Ibs. $4.95 3.75 3.19 1-1b. .75C .75e .89C .79c .69c McGregor lHardware 95 King St. West 623-2542 Bowmanville NESTLETON The Canadian Statesman, i Sadier farm. They were flot alone. They had two hackney horses for Mr. Sadier to break and train. It is rather interest- ing to know that they are rogeny of a mare that had een raised by a local horse- man. Mr. and Mrs. Saclier had accommodation at a motel at Hespeler last week. Mt~. and Mrs. R. MacKenizie and Mr. and Mrs. Scott stayed at the residence of Dr. MacKenzie in Toronto. Mrs.. Vera Goode, of Cobourg was a Friday eveming visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson. On Sunday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sameils and Wendy of Peterborough visited ith hier mother, Mrs. Carmen Hyland. In the afternoon they ývisited Mr. Hyland in the Community Nursing Home, Port Perry. * HIGHEST EVER TRADE-IN, ALLOWANCES NOM ON YOUR USED CAR OR TRUCK* In our desperate search for good, clean used vehicles we've thrown away all the books and broken ail the rules. We need uséed cars and -trucks right now -and we're prepared to pay handsomely for them. Why nlot let us PAY YOU?, TRADE NOW and B3E DOLLARS AHEADI CARS and TRUCKS A WAITS YOU AT: Brewers Dominion Retail Store 'n o .0 A FINE SELECTIONOF NEW FORD NàW t oKing St. E. Store 219 K ing St. E. Telephone 623-41481 7-j I MflucGregor s- *your Bowmanville. April 19,1978 15 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Me- Mullen, Pontypool were Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. L. Hyland. She and they called on Mr. Hyland at the Nursing Home. In the evening they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMullen, Port Perry. On Tuesday evening, Mayor and' Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm attended the officiai opening of the Oshawa Library addition when Premier Wm.- Davis was, the guest speaker. A buffet lunch was provided for approximately twelve .hundred who attended.. Mayor Malcolm and Laurie attended the Odd Fellow's Fellowship Banquet on Wednesday evening in Port Perry High School. Dr. Wm. Lyle, O.D. P.H.D., professor of an university, was the guest speaker. BsLA CKSTOCK Neil's Pool Centre (a division of Lawn Garden) R.R.2 NEWCASTLE Ontario LOA 1 HO Specializing in Pools of a Il types. -Landscaping and Pool Maintenance. A DEALER 0F ENVIROTRON SOLAR LTD. 987-4670 579-8869 7"77 ph VANSTON Four c& Feed, Puri na Miii FencinglHead quarters I LUNDY HEAVY FARM FENCE, APRIL lSth, 1978 H wy. No. 2 at the Bridge 20 kg $10*23 I QUANTITY DISCOUNTS ARE AVAILABLE!I 14-Gauge x23-lbs. 5242-800- 16-Gauge x 5-Ibs. 5242-828 Yeliow-Pol1 (40-rads) 5242-828 MERCHANT 0 &A BLACK WIRE WI1 RE5-Is 9G 50-Ibs. 5242-917 12G 50-Ibs. 5242-935 22.95 16G 50-1bÊ. 5242- 24.95 GALVANIZED STAPLES 50-Ibs. 7/' 50-Ibs. b4;-utsu $26.95 11/4afd 11/2" 21.95 134' 5243-060 20.95 r Iqqmwlwpl lquhdr AMLý $11,01-5