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A very nice Fair was held here on Saturday, the weather was ideal and the attendance the largest in several years. Owing tothe very dry weather the flower, fruit and vegetable class- @3 were not quite up to par, but most other classes inside were well filled. The novel exhibit "An edible table centre for a childs birthday party" sponsored ; by the O.N.O. caused a great deal of attraction, These exhib- its became the property of the O.N.O. who sold tickets on them and the winners were Mrs, Ewart Leask, Solina, Mrs. G. Hill, Port Perry and Mrs. 'W. W. VanCamp of Blackstock. The entry "A Goodly Thing it is to meet" sponsored by the Women's In- _ stitute was also worthy of special note. The showing by the school child- ren in all their different classes was well competed and of very fine qual- ity. x All the horse classes also the cattle and swine had good strong competit- ion, The sheep was dawn a little from last year. The races were also real good. Needless to say the "Beauty Con- test" caused much excitment, Miss May - Werry, Nestleton was chosen "Summer Queen" and the five prin- cessess were: Misses Eleanor Forester Blackwater; Audrey Van Ryswick, Nestleton; Bernice Cochrane, Burke- on; 'Edith Hobson, Burketon and Helen McLeod, Nestleton, Much cred- it is due those directors of board who worked so hard to put across such a splendid days entertainment. The ladies of the United church still held their record of providing a sumptuous supper which was well patronized. ; In the evening an excellent variety concert was presented by the Pegg family of Greenwood. Cathy Goddard and Wilma Hill, tap dancers from Omemee, who had won second prize for dancing at Peterboro exhibition B and Mre, Jeanette Montgomery and Co., Oshawa which consisted of vocal soloists, a little ballet dancer and her instructress from Scotland and two accordian players from Oshawa. " CUB CAMP Last week end the third group of Cubs camped out over night with their two Akelas and Bagheera ana assisted by Mr. Fred Trewin. Camp opened with the "Grand Howl", tents were erected and supper dispensed with in short order. After supper the Cubs were joined at the camp-fire by several visitors. Four cubs told a story and passed their final test for their first star, These were presented by Mr. Doug. Mackie who pointed out a few of the advantages of being ip Scouting, Mrs. Gilbert Marlow spoke a few well chosen words on gardening anda congradulated the boys on the inter est all had shown in their gardens, then presented the boys with their prize money.' Two skits were put on which in- cluded some of the guests, then a sing-song, Mr, and Mrs. Marlow had brought some marshmallows as a treat, These were toasted over the fire and then to bed and the usual pranks for a few hours, Monday at 6 a.m. most of the boys braved a chilly dip in the creek be- fore breakfast of porridge, bacon and eggs, toast and jam. The morning was spent in test in- spection and games. After lunch due to the cool weather a swim at the lake was voted out and instead all went on a long hike. On their return each cub named as many things as he could remember he observed on the hike. The rest of the time was spent in breaking camp which was more work than usual as this was the last camp of the season. The lead- ers wish to say the boys all co-oper- ated well in every undertaking and leaders and boys are: looking forward to next summer and more outings. A special thanks from the leaders required. 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FULL or PART TIME No experience 6 ORO ROTO Reach Township School Area SPECIAL NOTICE Pupils of CEDAR CREEK and SHIRLEY SCHOOLS meet at the SCHOOL TUESDAY, SEPT. 2, at 8.15 a.m. for Transportation to Prince Albert. Pay Your Government Hospital " Premium YEARLY through : ONTARIO (COUNTY) CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES R.R. 1, Locust Hill. Phone--Pickering 99J4. So - The MEDICAL CO-OP is the "COLLECTOR GROUP" for its members % for the GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL PLAN. Annual Rates: FAMILY--$50.40; SINGLE--$26.20. Re TO BECOME A "CO-OP" MEMBER Pay the CATASTROPHE fee and "SURGICAL" premium or CATASTROPHE fee and MEMBERSHIP fee of $1.00 SURGIOAL Annual premium: FAMILY $80.00, SINGLE $15.00. OATASTROPHE annual fee: FAMILY $4.00. SINGLE $2.00. Alex, Jol Vernon . Director Reach east Whitby Director. . to the Wrights and Trewins for the use of the campsite and everyone who helped make these outings a success, Boys who attended this time: Billy Hutchinson, Vernon Malcolm, Michael Arscott, David Ballingal, David Wotton, Billy Tooley, Lloyd Trewin, Ivan Bradburn, David Mack- ie, Donald Brown and Bob Colbear. . *Sigcere sympathy is extended to Mrs, Carl McLaughlin in the tragic death of Carl last Wednesday in an accident. ' ' : Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn and boys left Monday morning for a little trip around the St. Lawrence Sea- way. Miss Jean Thompson is relieving in a telephone office at (Roches Point on lake Simcoe for a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Todd, Mr. and Mrs. M, Todd and Mrs, Todd Sr. were Sunday dinner guésts of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris and family. Mr. Leonard Chapman and friends Mrs. G. Blair, Miss Dianne Blair and Mr. Ray Larmer were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Goe. Fowler, Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin were: Mr. and Mrs. Art Herity, New Liskeard, Mrs. Mary Pereman, Columbus, Mr,. and Mrs. Murray Hoskin, Linda and Philip of Courtice, " Mrs. Allan Moore, Shirley spent the week end with Mrs. Ed.. Darcy. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ross and fam- ily, Science Hill visited her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer last week, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Larmer visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balsam, Solina on Sunday, Msds. Glenn Larmer, Ernest Lar- mer John Carnaghan, Roy Taylor and Cecil Hill attended the, 'School for leaders at Whitby Ladies College on Tuesday and the two Mrs, Larmers on Wednesday also. Mrs. Kenneth Noble, Uxbridge vis- ited her daughter Mrs, Arnold Taylor |. on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Gallagher, Dianne and Jim, Portage la Prairie, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Forder. Wayne Lee, Oshawa and Brian Adams, Bowmanville were week end guests of the Dayes boys and Joan Elford of Port Perry with Lorraine Days. On Sunday -afternoon Alan Dayes took Bob Strong and Ron Hos- kin to Quin-mo-lac where they will attend Hi C Camp. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Percy Collins .and boys over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Davidson and Ronnie, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Dav- i few days with Mr. and Mrs: Lawrence fdson and Janice, Raglan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krantz and Darlene and Mry and Mrs. Walter Smith and Greg of Oshawa, Gail Forder, Port Perry is visiting Brenda Forder, Mrs. Norman Malcolm, Toronto spent the week end with Mr. gnd Mrs. Merrill VanCamp and children, : Mrs. Herb Taylor'is spendihg a Malcolm and family, Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Drinkwater and family, Ottawa are visiting her moth- er Mrs, W, W. VanCamp and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Norman McNally, Colborne, are spending a few days with, their many friends in this community. Saturday night visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Hill were Mrs. Jas. Miller, Mrs. K. Powers and Mrs, H, Parker, Cookstown and Eric Carman of Bracebridge. Mrs. Doreen VanCamp has return- ed home from a caravaning trip around London, Ontario. Mr. Gordon . Paisley, Dunnville, spent a couple of days in the village last week. Elizabeth and Jane Simpson, Brig- hten spent last week and Mr. and THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1968 -- 7 Mrs, Kenneth Farrow, Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Scott. Scugog to extend a cordial welcome to him. The Head school has been brightened with fresh paint and looks almost new again, Mrs. Beckett will be tea- ching here again, and Mrs. McKenzie of Columbus resumes at the Foot school, Grace United Church W.A., will meet on Wednesday, September 8rd, at the church. This is the last meet- ing before the annual turkey supper and final plans are to be made. All ladies are asked to attend, Committee in charge: Mrs. John Warren, Mrs.' Jack Kane, Mrs. Can Aldred and Mrs. | Lucy Aldred. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pearson of Oshawa spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Cam Aldred, Misses Heather and Kaye Denmiara spent last week in Toronto with their; grandparents Mr, and Murs. Vaughn. | Congradulations' to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milner of Brooklin formely of Scugog on the birth of a son, last week at Oshawa General Hospital, - With school opening again hext Tuesday it seems that fall is once more with us. We wish all the pupils another successful, happy year. We will have a new teacher at the Centre school, Mr. Rolland Bullock of Ajax will be with us this year and we wish Mrs. Ralph Simpson and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn and family returned last week end from a motor trip to Quebec and the thous- and Islands. Mr. Will Shaddick and Mr, George Shaddick of Pawpaw, Ill. spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman last week. Misses Audrey and Ruth Reader visited Mr, and Mrs. L. Martyn for a few days last week. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman were Mr, and Mrs. J. Grouse and Mr. and Mrs, I. Travell, Oshawa. The Hospital Auxiliary Penny Draw will be held on Sept. 13th. Those who have tickets are reminded to have them sold before that date. 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