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& PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednésday, Sept. 24, 1975 -- 23 . News of interest from Ne area Best wishes for as speedy a recovery as possible is wish- ed for Mr. Marwood McKee « who was rushed to Oshawa Hospital by ambulance on Monday night and who un- derwent surgery-on Tuesday evening. We are happy to report that Mr. McKee is ~_ progressing favourably. 4 " A 4 ° Winners at the weekly Tuesday evening card party were, first Mrs. Bessie McCullough, second Bert Gibson, third Mrs. Grace Manns, fourth John Weaver, fifth Mrs. Meta Read, sixth Mrs. Rhoda Larmer, low Russell Coates. Congratulations to Mrs. M. Argue who celebrated her 91st birthday -on September 16. Callers to celebrate this happy occasion were Mrs. Cecil Hyde, Mrs. Bill Whit- head and Sean, all of Thorn- hill, Mrs.-Marjorie Bradburn Miss Hazel English, Miss Edna Larmer, Mrs. Harry McLaughlin, Mr. Harold Larmer, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graham. Many from the area atten- ded Lindsay Fair with all the regular exhibitors showing and winning many prizes there. Congratulations to you all. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gra- ham and Robbie attended Ancaster Fair where Harvey acted as Judge of the Dairy Cattle as he has at several fairs this summer. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine and fam- ily during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Les Asselstine, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs, Al. Asselstine and family of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Asselstine of Peterborough. Mrs. Poole of Belleville is continuing to enjoy her holi- days with her son Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine and family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp who celebrated - their Golden Wedding Anniversary by holding OpepjHouse at the CE Room of the United Church on Sunday afternoon" and evening. Many, many friends and relatives came to share this happy day with them. - Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers of Nestleton who also cele- brated their Golden Wedding Anniversary by holding Opén House on Saturday. Many from here attended this event . Both of these couples were married tho" same day, Wednesday, Sept- ember 23rd, 1925 by the same minister, Rev. J. Griffith who must be congratulated on his successful knot tieing. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Van- Camp and Valerie hosted a family dinner in honour of ~ his parents' Golden Wedding Anniversary on Friday even- ing Guests were the honour- ed couple Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp, Cindy, NER TERS Superpickers Non-stop field shelling with big capacity Superpicker ...wide or narrow rows Interested in field shelling corn? Avco New Idea's cage-type sheller or the big new SUPERSHELLER interchanges with husking unit (or field grinder) . delivers clean, whole kernels with a minimum of fines and discharges completely shelled cobs. It's no wonder farmers buy more Superpickers than all other makes of pickers combined. They're built to outperform all others in any corn, straight and tall, or down and tangled . . big yields, or small! If you re in the market for a new picker, take a good look at. Superpicker. It combines the capacity you want with 'the non-stop pgrformance you need for the fastefit, cleanest, most profitable corn harvesting. Vola) l NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT B & W FARM SERVICE "« RR5 SUNDERLAND PHONE gic She AO Barry, Leanne, Debbie and Jay, Miss Aileen VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Say- well, Oshawa, Mrs. Margar- et VanCamp, the Arthur Baileys, Mr. Francis Werry, Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs. Norton VanCamp, Listowell, N Mrs. Mary VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp, Mr. Jack VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Carl © Wright, Mrs. Albert Wright and Mrs. Jean Trewin, Mrs. OsmondWright Miss Marie VanCamp, Lon- don, Clarke Blakely; Green- bank,. Dale VanCamp, Guelph: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gra- . ham attended a reunion of his Kemptville Agricultural School class held at Napanee on Saturday evening and returned home on Sunday. Brownie, Guide and Rang- er Banquet. A fine crowd of Brownies, Guides, Rangers and their mothers attended the annual Mother and Daughter Ban- quet held on Monday evening at the Rec Centre. District Commissioner Pat Sleep pre- sided over the evening in her usual capable and relaxed manner. She welcomed, all present after .which the Queen was sung, Grace said by Mrs. Victor parsons and the Toast to the Queen made. All enjoyed the buffet style dinner after which Madame Commissioner voiced her ap- preciation to the kitchen help and to the Guides who helped clean up. Mrs. G. Kelly proposed the toast to the Guide Movement which was responded to by Brown Owl Gettins. Janet Parsons made the toast to the mothers which Mrs. C. Adams answered. It was announced that Rangers, Guides and Brown- ies will commence this week with the exception of the Ist Brownie Troop which will begin at the Town Hall on October 20. Reports were made for each group by Captain Turner of the Rang- ers, Captain Sheen of ok Guides and Brown Owl Hos in of the 1st Brownies, Brown Owl Fisher of the 2nd Brown- ies and Brown Owl Gettins of the 3rd Brownies. : Service Stars were pre- sented to Captain Turner for 19 years as leader, Jessie Gunter 7 years, Josie Hamil- ton for 15 years in the Guide - movement, Shirley Wheeler 4 years, Tena Wolters 4 years, Captain Sheen 15 years in Guiding, Mrs. Guernsey 1 years, Linda Hoskin 11 years in Guiding, Shirley Gettins 9 years, Carol Cooke 8 years, Mrs. White 7 years, Frances Fish- er, Mrs. Staniland, Mrs. Jor- don, Mrs. Wray, 2 years, Mrs. Shaver 1 year. In an empressive cere- mony, Brownies Elizabeth Kelly and Robynn Ward flew up to Guides and were re- ceived into Guides by Cap- tain Sheen. Lee Kellogg and Denise Luke moved to Guides. The Brownies, Guides and Rangers each conducted closing exercises and the singing of O Canada with Lois VanCamp, as pianist concluded anoftter pleasant banquet. Meeting 2 Blackstock 4-H by Sharon Bailey After the opening we talk- ed about breadmaking tech- niques and the proper stor- age of baked bread or rolls. Mrs. Wygerde baked the freezer whole wheat bread and each girl enjoyed a slice (continued on page 286) 13 GREAT DAYS OF SHOPPING VALUES (Oe[®De/aNe DRUG STOR --- Es "Well Worth Looking For!' Including Our Sensational ANNUAL... SPECIAL (°9.05 NO PHONE 9ROERS! ONE BAG PER FAMILY Ay PAE JE LY Approximate Totdl 4) di iia! 25. Bia GRAB BAGS Miges. Sugg. List at HEX OL LUEED [Sale Starts SEPT. and Continyesg Until T. 4th, Last!!! EX Canad? s Olympic Track & [TT Teams * BY ENTERING GILLETTE'S 'GO FOR GOLD" CONTEST -- You Could WIN win 24 oz. 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