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-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1972 Xs Scugog News On Saturday, Janet Read- er and Tammy Freeman returned from a week of camping at Quin-mo-Lac. Over 70 girls were there and all reported a good time, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cawker and family returned Satur- day from a Western trip to Saskatoon, Regina etc. where they visited with relatives and also had the pleasure of fine weather. Last Wednesday, Mrs. Lottie Gill who formerly lived in Nelson Reader's white house visited with Island friends. On Wednesday, we were shocked to hear of Mr. Dave Moore's truck accident which caused a broken neck and ribs. At present Mr. Moore is in a Scarborough hospital and his wife, Lil, is staying with Toronto rel- atives. On Sunday, Rev. Pogue took his missionary reading from 'Mandate" on Ja- maica. It describes an- experiment between the Presbyterian Church of U.S. and the United Church to help the people in their "Look at it this way... breaks down to only 32 Yn a bite." seemingly hopeless life. The result is that- they are learning to help themselves in progress and gaining a pride in their national life. The Bible Study was on "The Tower of Babel'. All thro' the ages 'man' has laboured to make 'a name for himself. We wonder why people have different lan- guages and therefore, have difficulty in communication. The Tower of Babel which was perhaps a ziggurat, or series of superimposed ter- races on which was built a temple, served only to sep- arate the people and confuse them when language was changed. To-day we may be building a tower called Technology but which does not bring us together. A study shows us that the major problem of modern man is loneliness though we are becoming more crowded together. A recommended book worth reading is entitled "Future Shock." Now that September has arrived we must shake ourselves out of our summer pleasures and get back to routine. One project for the "Head" people will be the Turkey Supper on the last Wednesday of September in the "Head" Memorial Church. ¥ : We are disappointed that the "Head" .Cemetery pro- ject has again come to a stand still and completion is still somewhere in the fut- ure. I imagine more pressing problems have set it in the background. This is paper collection month so please gather them up. de Three-day visit to farms, industry in Ont. County OnAugust 27th, 28th and 29th, Ontario County was host to the summer meeting of the directors of the Provincial Soil and Crop Improvement Association. This meeting is held each year in the Vice-President's County and we are pleased that Mr. Russell Morrison, R.R. No. 2, Beaverton, is Vice-President this year. The program started with a dinner for the directors and their wives at the Holiday Inn, in Oshawa, on the evening of Sunday, August 27th. A number of local and county officials were also present including Warden of the County, William Gilles- pie; Robert L. Nesbitt, Reeve of the Township of Uxbridge; Robert Timbers, Reeve, Township of Scott; Clarence Hewitt, President, Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement Association, and Ivan Bell, Agricultural Representative. Guest speakers at the Sunday evening meeting were Mr. Arthur Martin, a former Director of Soils and Crops Branch, who spoke on a history of the Provincial Soil and Crop Improvement Association that he has been commissioned to write; and Mr... Roger Thompson,- Associate Director of Ex- tention, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Tor- onto, who gave an illustrated talk on his work during the past several months in Malaysia. On Monday, August 28th, the directors met for their business session, and their wives were taken on a tour of several places of interest, including the Sklar Fur- niture Factory, Whitby; Stokley VanCamp of Canada Limited, Whitby; the Ont- ario County Courthouse; Flamingo Pastries, Limited, Port Perry; Parkwood Gar- dens, Oshawa, and the Osh- awa Shopping Centre. The Monday program .was con- cluded with a dinner in the Columbus United Church Hall, On Tuesday, the entire group was taken on a tour of Ontario County which con- cluded with a buffet supper on the lawn of the Morrison " home at Thoralea Farm, Beaverton. During the day, visits were made to the Pickering Nuclear Genera- Blackstock Sincere sympathy to Mr, Graham and family on the passing of Mrs. Graham in Port Perry Hospital after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Gra- ham will be greatly missed by her family and. many friends for her always most happy disposition. Funeral service was held on Monday from McDermott Panabaker funeral Chapel. Rev. and Mrs. V. Parsons and family have returned home after several camping expeditions in various areas of Ontario during August. The first part was spent at Grand Bend on Lake Huron, another several days spent in the St. Catherines and Niagara Falls area. Last week they visited Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell and family at their new home in Charlton in Northern Ontario. Also joining the Blackstock party at the Dorrell's were Mr. and M rs. Gerald Kelly and family. Also arriving on the same day was the Marlow Trans- port truck complete with an attractive co-pilot bringing - the Dorrell furniture. All these folks enjoyed a cookout at 'the Provincial Park at evening. Mr \and Mrs. Kelly and girls wdre Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Edwards and family at Englehart. Mrs. Roy Taylor spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray and Cath- erine at Cresswell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family spent the long weekend at their cottage at Kelly Bay on Lake Sturgeon. Several friends and rela- tives attended the Devins - Murray wedding at Oakwood United Church on Saturday, August 26 and the reception held in the Kinwartha Room at the Bonfire Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Frank De- Carlo and Mrs. Jones, Scar- borough spent last week with 'their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, Michael and new baby son, Chris. Mrs. Roy Taylor and Mrs.' H. Bailey were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor at their summer home on Lake Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright visited Mrs. Anne McNally at Orono recently. Winners at the weekly Sr. Citizens' Card Party were Ladies High - Mrs. Olive Englehart on Tuesday ting Station; the Dominion Mushroom Farm Pickering; Windfields Farm, Oshawa; High Point Farms operated by Smith Bros., Port Perry; the farms of Ron Deeth, Port Perry, R.J. Smith, Black- water, Clarence Hewitt & Sons, R.R. No. 3, Beaverton, and Elmcroft Farms, Bea- verton, a News Gimblett 2nd - Mrs. Nora Hopps Consolation - Mrs. Belle Werry Men's High - Mr. John Weaver second - Mrs. Cox and Consolation Mrs. Olive McKee. Mr. and Mrs. O. Smith, Enniskillen were last Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright. = Mrs. Annie Fowler, Cour-__ tice and Mrs. Alma Fowler visited Mr. and Mrs. Eric Capstick at their cottage on View Lake during the week. Guests at a family dinner party honouring Mr. and Mrs. Eber Snowden on the occasion of their Golden Wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer and family on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phaire, Tyrone, Miss Mabel Jewell, Bowmanville, Mrs. Ruby Cox, Bowmanville, Mr. Bert Jewell, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Don Allman, Osha: wa, Miss Evelyn Gay, Oshat" wa, Mr. and Mrs. Robet Keith, Scarborough and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Essery, Osh- awa. At this gathering, Mr. and Mrs. Snowden were pre- sented with a portable stereo from their family. F & G CONSTRUCTION RR. 4, Port Perry BUILDING & REMODELLING Cottage Raising Foundation Work," Etc. 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