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"you hadn't hit the ball. yo Jost your little finger. A - least this happened. to the a ~~ By 0. Hill On Tuesday, June 3 at 9 am. two grade 7 classes in ' charge of Mr, Campbell (Li- terature teacher) and Mrs, Thompson (English teacher) had an excursion to Mid land. We arrived at 11, am, and first visited th "Huron Indian Village. 'We saw long houses, a medicine ! man's house, many furs such * 'as beaver and bear. Some of our boys tried an Indian game, called duck-on-the-rockl which is something like bowl ing except .if in three turns Indian boys. Some girls tried grinding corn the old fashioned way, but found it very difficult. This place was very interest. ing except for the unpleas- ~~ 985-2581 OPERATED by ART around the site. The-reason for this was, the Hurons were afraid of displeasing the spirits of animals by burying and burning the bones, From the village we went to the museum where we saw Indian relies and also relics of early settlers, After' an enjoyable lunch on the shores of Little Take in' Midland we went by bus to. Penetang., Here we saw "To-day is the beginning of the rest of your life"--Music by the rhythm Gals made a pleasant -- interlude, before Mrs. J. K. Lawrence of Nes- tleton who is Secretary for Area Association for Retard- ed Children, gave a very in- teresting address ,telling es- pecially of the school on Scugog Island. She also brought and displayed sever- al articles of their handi- R.R.1, PORT PERRY (PEVE)-PETROZZI * LICENCED MECHANIC had on display two large tab- le> of work done by the 4-H Club; -also their note books. All of which was excellent work. ~ Mrs. Larmer explain: ed some of the work of these girls, 3 Mrs." Stanford Van Camp gave a brief report of the District Annual. . Since:the District has been forced to discontinue. gifts for the girls who have won top awards, It" was: decided that this W.L gave to our own girls, ed Mrs. Thompson expressed appreciation to Mrs. Lawr- 'ence and all who assisted ih making this such an interest- ing evening. God Save the Queen was sung after which a delicious lunch' was served by the group. : 'On the last week-end in May, sixteen members of the | 1st Cartwright Guide Com- pany enjoyed a week-end camp on Mr, Neil Malcolm's farm on 7A highway. Four patrol leaders--Janice Craw- ford, Janet Turner, Susan McColl, and Heather Dorrell were tested for their Camp- er's Badge by Mrs. Bishop from Bownranville, the Divi- sion Camp Adviser. The ideal camp sight and perfect weather made the week-end more enjoyable. day morning the Sacrament daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ken Hudson, Rev. R. C. Rose de- livered a finé sermon bear- ing on Baptism. d There was no service in Blackstock "United * Sunday morning but a good number attended the Anniversary service at'Cadmus. ) During this service Rev: P, Romeril "invited- Miss Lorna Wright who recently gradu- ated from Waterloo Lutheran College and who, has_ joined C.US.0. and will be going to Thailand to teach for two years, to the front and pre- sented her with a travelling bag, from the U.C.W.. Lorna made a very nice reply, and told some of the work of Canadian University- Sérvices Overseas (C.U.S.0.) Lorna was just home for the week-end before leaving for Vancouver where they train for this overseas work. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and family called at the Walter Wrights home and 'gave Lorna a gift of money -- a little parting re- membrance from the com- munity. , : Guests of Mr. and Mrs. In St. John's Church Sun- ; BLACKSTOCK NEWS 'of Infant Baptism was ad: ministered to Beverley Lisa, vhs res Mass PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Jun -- 012,1969 - 9 Walter Wright & girls were: Saturday--Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Babski and son Ronnie from Winnipeg. Sunday dinner guests: Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wright, Port Perry; Miss Ha- zel Wright and 'Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wright - and family, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stinson and Pamela, Yelver: ton; Mr, and Mrs. Dale Stin- son and Danny, Pontypool; Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Clark and Tony, Orono; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and- fam- ily. - After noon callers Sun. day: Mr. and Mrs. Will For- der; Misses Helen Swain, Judy Swain and Betty Brad- burn. : : Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry and Joe and Mrs. Wilbert Werry attended Decoration Service at Ida Sunday after- noon, ; } Mrs. J. Marlow, Lively spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith John- ston and daughters, Belleville visited Mrs. J. 'A. Johnston Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green attended the 20th year Alum-~ ni-of Kemptville College ,of Agriculture Technology Sat urday. "Sunday they vigitea Upper -Canada Village. . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family visited Mr, and 'Mrs. Ray Walker and. girls, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryans, Courtice, Sunday. 'Rev. and Mrs, C. 'H. Fer- guson, Don Mills, were week- end guests of Mrs, C. Hill when he was speaking tb a Tyro Camp at Scugog. "Mr. and Mrs. Casey Flatt, Fenelon Falls were Monday callers; Mr, and Mrs. W. Dunseath gnd Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crow#; Grand View, Manitoba, and Mr, and Mrs. Richard Bubsneér, Fenelon Falls and Mr, and Mrs. Ed Harris, Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, Mer- vyn Graham. ;Mr. and Mrs. M, Graham . and Mrs. Ed Harris visited an aunt, Mrs. Geo. Griffin, a cousin Mrs. Wm, Fife, and called on a friend Mrs. Car- ter. all in Cannington, Sun- day. (Continued on Page 14) " PR a traffic moving. ~~ water heater. €$9-5905WK LS __Howtokeep the traffic moving 'when rush hour hits That's why you need the Cascade electric water heater--the big producer. It's got the capacity a busy family needs, and it's economical, too. 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