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Page 13 Attendance up at W.I. meeting WANTED WANTED - Old military badges, medals and weapons, particularly interested in badges of World War I and earlier. Telephone 475-0308. ..CASH for unwanted paperbacks, hardcover books, comics and magazines. Telephone 475-0894. 25B3 REGISTERED NURSE required for nursing home in Deloro. Full or part time. Call 472-3128 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. __25BCtfn COMING EVENTS GARAGE AND RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 29 1:00p.m. 141 Main St., Brighton West of Nicholls Store Sponsored by Business And Professional Women's Club 25B2 BOOK FAIR and bazaar - June 30 and July 7, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nelson House Antiques, R.R. 1, Codrington, 2l/i miles east of No. 30 on Old Wooler Road. DECORATION DAY - June 30, 2:30 p.m., Greenwood Cemetery, Smithfield. Service in charge of Mr. Charles Buchanan. Plots now available in new annex. Any donations may be sent to Secretary-Treasurer, Ken Ferguson, Smithfield. COMING EVENTS OPEN HOUSE - Open House will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McConnell of 32 King Street, West, Colbome, on Sunday, June 30,1974, on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell and family will be happy to receive friends and neighbours from 2 - S p.m. STRAWBERRY Supper at Eddystone Baptist Church on Friday, June 28. Adults $2. Children under 12, $1.25. Preschoolers free from 5 p.m. until all are served. _9KC1 DANCE Blythwood Acres Every Sat. night Couples only Admission $3.00 RODEO AND GYMKAHANA, Saturday, July 6, at 7 p.m., and Sunday, July 7th, at 1:30 p.m. Bucking horses and bulls. Wild horse race. Wild steer race. Barrell race. Pole bending. Potato race. Many other games on horseback. Admission Adults $1.50, Children 75 cents. At McCaskie's Stables, 6 miles north of Bancroft, on Hwy. 62. 26BC2 An increase in attendance was one of the highlights of the June meeting of the Wooler Women's Institute. They met at the Murray Community Centre. The roll call was answered by saying where we would like to travel if given the opportunity. Mrs. L.Turner, secretary-treasurer, read the minutes which were approved. A financial statement was given and communications read. COMING EVENTS GARDEN TEA at the home of Miss Enid Rogers to enable all residents of Colborne-Cramahe District to meet and talk to the Liberal candidate, George Cunningham, Wednesday, July 3rd. LOST LOST - Mature Bluepoint Siamese cat. Lost last February. Reward offered. Answers to Ted. Phone 475-1938 after 6 p.m. 25B3 CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS - For all cards, notes, visits and kindness during my recent stay in hospital, a most sincere thank you. Thanks also to doctors, nurses and staff at Trenton Memorial Hospital. Barbara Buck The convenor for education and cultural activities, Miss A.Richards, read a newspaper clipping about teacher power- a genuine concern in education. It stated that better communications must be established between school trustees and teachers to strengthen instead of weaken the true role of the teacher in education. Mrs. A.G.Cuistan gave a report of the highlights of the Leaders Conference which she recently attended in Waterloo. Mrs. D.Morrow read her report of the District Annuals held at Warkworth. An invitation was extended to all members to participate in making a massive patchwork quilt at the Science Centre in Toronto. New business discussed included the purchase of new supplies for the kitchen, a bus trip July 11, plans for a bus trip to Niagara in September, donations of $25 to the Erland Lee Homestead for maintan-ance and $12 to the Murray township recreation for field day June 23, and the repair of the cups and trophies won, Wooler's former champions and the making of a display case. Mrs. G.Lord conducted a quiz on old photos of people and places in the district. 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