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V » 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, July 14,1993 Outdoor concert in Blackstock Gorgeous Flower Beds Attract Magnificent Wildlife North of Newcastle Blackstock News by Joyce Kelly This coming Saturday evening July 17 will be a new event for Blackstock, weather permitting, will be the Kokomo Beach Band outdoor (weather permitting) concert at the fairgrounds. This well known group of six band players and two dancers play 50s type of music similar, similar, to that of the Beach Boys. It is great music to either listen to or dance so the evening is one that should appeal to all ages. Children who come with their parents and are under under 12 are admitted free. During the evening hulu- hoop competitions and other contests will be held. So get your brightest shirt and hats otit and come for a great evening of fun. If the weatherman sends rain, the event will be held in the arena. Get your tickets from any fair board member or at the store. Bride-to-be Tracy Cochrane Cochrane has been the guest at several showers recently. recently. A family shower was . held at the home of her brother Tim and Kelly Co- ' chrane, Keswick. Her coworkers coworkers held a dinner shower at the Oshawa Golf Club in Tracy's honor while a group of her mother mother Marilyn's friends held a shower at the home of Beth Parkins in Oshawa. The barbecue shower in the form of a Jack and Jill (which I reported incorrectly incorrectly earlier at the home of her parents) was held at the home of Ron Linton, the best man. This was attended attended by friends and neighbors of Tracys and the groom-to-be Tom Mar-, tin. Tom and Tracy will be married in Blackstock United Church on Saturday, Saturday, July 24. Best wishes to Tracy and Tom. Craig Paisley and two other T.V. crew members of CFCN, Calgary, Alberta Alberta have just returned from Services SMALL appliances, power tools and minor electronic repairs. Reasonable Reasonable rates. Free pick-up and delivery in Village. No job too small. Phone Steve 987-5761. TRAFFIC tickets - Expert representation representation in all Ontario Traffic Courts by qualified agents. Reasonable Reasonable rates. Phone Newcastle Paralegal Services 416-987- 3574. WOULD you like to see your name in print? It's easy - Just drop into the Canadian Statesman Statesman office, 62 King St. W., Bowmanville, to order business cards or your own personalized address cards. For more information information phone 623-3303. a 16-day work assignment in China and Hong Kong. Filming to depict the economic economic and cultural diversity diversity of China was done in various parts of the country country - Bejing, Tiananmen Square, the Great Wall Harbin, the oil fields of Northern China and Daq- ing (Calgary's sister city). A series of short special reports reports and a documentary will be shown on CTV af- fliate stations later in the summer. There were eight tables at the weekly card party on Tuesday evening with the following winners, Ruby Smith, Alma Manns, Norman Rohrer, Freda Ashton, James Emerton, Jean Porrill and Betsy Staniland. Lucky draws were won by Mary Poots. Charlie Stapleton, Myrtle Gimblett, Bernice Loudfoot and Verna Robinson. Robinson. A fine crowd of young 4- H members and their parents parents enjoyed the Go For Gold competition which was held at the Black- stock United Church on Wednesday evening. Congratulations Congratulations to the winners; winners; Members of the Manitoba Manitoba exchange left on Thursday, Thursday, July 8 after an excellent excellent 10 days in Ontario. Members of the group who stayed in this area were Darla Shannon who stayed with Karen Swain, Karen Bugg who was with Heather Goulding, Judy Duthie with Heather Malcolm Malcolm and chaperone Lie- well a Anderson with Ontario Ontario chaperone Shelley Holliday. Some of the activities activities that were included in the week was a trip to Niagara, visits to Cullen Gardens, Canada Day celebrations, celebrations, a day in Toronto Toronto including C.N. Tower, Eaton's Centre, Organ Grinder for dinner and the Blue Jays game at the SkyDome, farm tours including including Windfields Farms, Oshawa with many other social events that young people enjoy. The Ontario delegates return return to Manitoba later in the summer. On Monday morning six area girls left to go to Guelph to attend an International International Guide/ Pathfinder camp when nearly 3,500 girls are expected. expected. No doubt many interesting interesting stories will be heard when Heather Goulding, Heidi Obstfeld, Kate Mairs, Dana McLeod, McLeod, Jada McLeod and Backyard gardeners have always known that their beautiful flow- eastern bluebirds, hummingbirds, scarlet tanagers, woodpeckers, caters caters do more than scent the air and impress the neighbors. A nice rock birdSi and goldfinches feasting on seeds and bugs among their gor- garden like this, with a tree nearby, can act as a magnet to insects geous flower beds north of Newcastle, and rare birds. Penny and Brian Brown (Brian above) have spotted 6 ' Lindsay Crouter return from this great opportunity. opportunity. Recently Harold and Dora Martyn had the pleasure of a visit foi lunch by Rev. Dr. Ronald Campbell and his wife Betty. You may remembei as a newly ordained minister minister at the Presbyterian Church in Nestleton he was organizer of the Cut and Scout Movement in 1955. Ron had a wintei with much illness but is looking forward to an interim interim appointment in Aurora Aurora in August. Rev. Doreen Van Camp of Saskatchewan is spending spending some holidays in the area staying with her mother Mrs. Margaret Van Camp and visiting many friends and family members in the surround-, ing areas. This area like much of Southern Ontario was hit by severe storms on Friday Friday evening. Several buildings were struck and many trees were blown over. The very high humidity humidity sparked off the intense intense weather conditions no doubt. Valerie Van Camp is visiting her sister Marie andBob Attfield and family family in British Columbia for three weeks. What a happy happy time for two sisters to be together when Valerie had her happy news to share. You Could Become a Just by Subscribing to S&t Cattaîrtatt statesman Until August 31st, 1993, if you bring this advertisement to our office and purchase a one year subscription for $25, we'll give you an extra three months absolutely free. Or, if you buy a three year subscription, for $63, well give you an entire extra year absolutely free, plus you'll receive an Instant Millions Scratch and Win Lottery Ticket. Your odds of winning cash instantly are better than 1 in 3! Plus, we'll pay the G.S.T. But hurry, the tickets are going fast. 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