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Boys 13 and over--John Lane, John Larmer. Girls Shoe Kick--Kathy Gunter, Susan Werry. ys shoe kick--Paul Larmer Pale Van Camp. Ladies shoe kick -- Kath- leen Dorrell, Aileen Van Camp. Men's shoe kick--Grant Werry, James Lane. Girl's Wheelbarrow. race-- Boys. Wheelbarrow race-- Dave Larmer and Wayne Yellowlees. Girls crab walk--Cindy Van Camp, Bonnie Werry Boys crab walk--David Larmer, Alan Starr. The small children enjoyed a peanut scramble. There was orange drink and coffee for everyone during the af- $24 BR a iE Eis COMMERCIAL SITES ' REAL ESTATE LTO REALIOR Celebrate 61st Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Fralick, Scu- gog Island, recently celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary at home of their granddaughter Mrs. G. W. Huestis, 18 Dun- wich Pl. Bramalee, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Fralick were born on Scu- gog. Island, went to school there, were married there and have spent their entire ~ married life on a farm continuously owned by the Fralick family sincg 1852. They were both 85 years of age. and were married June 12th, 1907 at the home of Mrs. Fralick's parents, Pinehurst Farm, Scugog. They have six children, 17 grandchildren, and three great grand. children. Mr. and Mrs. Fralick are seated in front, with a great granddaughter Kath- ryn Huestis between them. Standing be- hind are Mrs. G. W. Huestis, granddaugh- ter, formerly Karen Ross, Kimberley Ann Huestis, great granddaughter, and Mrs. C. N.- Ross, (formerly Lillian Fralick), daugh- ter. | Janis Dorrell and Kathy 985-7373 ternoon. On Saturday, July 20th the June. 95th picnic of the Werry-| the treasurer's report. Wright-Philp family was held at Blackstock Recreation Executive . for 1969 is as Joyce and Ralph Virtue. It was decided to hold the 1969 picnic -at Blackstock again with 12.30 dinner. Cheryl Ashton and Betty Peggy Larmer gave Wright distributed the fol- lowing prizes: -- Oldest person present -- Jas. Arthur Werry, 95 yrs. Youngest person present-- | Centre. Reception committee | follows: Peggy and Sharon Larmer, registered 138 people. After the dinner, served by Blackstock Women's Insti- tute ladies, President Allan Werry conducted a short business meeting. Eleanor Werry read the minutes of the executive meeting -in Past President-- Merrill VanCamp President--Allan Werry. Vice Pres.--William Werry, Kedron Secretary--Eleanor Werry Treasurer--Peggy Larmer Management Committee-- Glenn & Marion Larmer, /| Mr. and Mrs. George Bray, ort erry lumbing ESTIMATES & SERVICE Heating '& Ventilation INDUSTRIAL + COMMERCIAL + RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS - ALTERATIONS - CONTRACTS FOR CALL 985 - 3112 Werry, Susan Werry TENDERS TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDER- INSTANT GIVERS SIGNED FOR PAINTING THE INTERIOR OF THE SCUGOG RETARDED CHILDREN'S SCHOOL UNTIL JULY 31ST, 1968. WORK TO BE COMPLETED BY AUGUST 31ST, 1968. LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. SIGNED SYDNEY H. CHANDLER, R.R. #3, PORT PERRY July 18-25 Joy Werry, 4 months (daugh- ter of Neil & Eleanor Werry) Person coming from farth- est distance -- Doug Lane, Woodstock. Longest Married Couple-- Toronto, 52 years. Latest married couple--Gary and Ruth Mellor, Guelph, Lady with most safety pins in her purse--June (Mrs. Dave) Werry, Ajax. Man with most pennies-- Norman Wright. Man with prettiest legs -- Peter Werry. Lady with most buttons on outfit--Mrs. Elton Werry, 29 buttons. The following sports pro- gram took place in the park: Boys and girls 4 and under --Debbie Van Camp, Wendy Werry. Boys and girls 5-7--James Boys and Girls 8-12--Allan Starr, Paul Larmer. Girls 13 and over--Marg- aret Werry, Aileen VanCamp Shier 3 | STARTS JULY 24th |W ~ SIDEWALK You are the hunter, -- we have the Favasint $0 come on over to "OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE" and track down your quarry! I¥'s the most exciting event in our history, so don't miss itl {- " WATCH FOR OUR CIRCULAR! SAFARI SALE DAYS WEDNESDAY JULY 24th TO SATURDAY JULY 27th