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8 | Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook, Angus and Roy from Thun- der Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cook and Donald. Caledonia, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook Jr, and Jason of Toronto recen- tly spent a day in Port Perry visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shaw and fam- ily. This is the second time that four generations of Mr. and Mrs. Cook's family have been able to get together recently. The summer meetings of the Tops Club are being held in the Recreational Centre, Prince Albert. The winner for July was Mrs. Berpice Dobson, runner up was Mrs. Blanche Dunsmoor. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wake- ford and daughter Dianan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Popo- wich and Mrs. Gwen King spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nott in Scarborough. Mrs. King re- mained for a weeks vaca- tion. Recent visitors with Sam & Mabel Cawker of Scugog Point were Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Buckner of Brant- ford, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cawker of Scarborough, Mr. 40 family members at picnic The Annual Cawker family picnic was held at Poplar Park, Port Perry recently with sunny skies prevailing. Although attendance was smaller than usual due to many folk being away on holidays, the friendly get to-gether was thoroughly enjoyed by some forty relatives who registered. Two visitors were welcomed. A cordial invitation was extended by Gord and Sybil Cawker to be guests at their home in Kirkfield next year on the last Sunday in July. This warm invitation was unanimously accepted. To "top off" an afternoon of swimming, visiting and catching up on the latest news of the various families, a delicious supper was par- taken of at 5 p.m. We do hope to see more of the young folk at this annual _ gathering next year. It .is likely that when Europeans arrived there were about 22,000 Inuit in what is now Canada - slightly more than at present. For all your PRINTING NEEDS - call - Port Perry Printing Co. 985-3755 VILLAGE NAMES 400, 000 visit World Craft Exhibition ® 000 visit World Craft Exhi d A R F A The First World Crafts include jewellery, baskets, encouraged to join the many a n Exhibition, "In Praise of -ccramics and pottery, glass, crafts workshops. Materials Hands," has drawn a record masks, toys, clothing, silver are supplied and all the attendance to the Ontario and other metal items, mus- Visitor needs is the desire to ~ Science Centre. In June and ical instruments, wall hang- learn. July this year, nearly 400,000 Ings and items used in I Se : ER RE HE yited the Science Centre. Hale. 5 40 the Exit Twigs from wild cherry trees and Mrs. Ralph Cawker and ake. Poterbor 4 The figure represents a visi- isitars to the Bxhibition age like almonds. a AIS. 1 I ! ¢ Lake. Peterborough, August tor increase of 29 percent are invited to watch demon- a - family of Millbrook, and Mr. 94 August 11th, the or a . ; ; 3 and Mrs. Alan Cawker and pr imary attraction was Ver the same period in 1973. strations of crafts techniques ' . I pe < / & . TER - " RIF IP ¥ 1 " » aki family of Oshawa, SA I aah i INA In Praise of Hands" dis- ranging from puppet making NEED MUSIC? { ¢ axaj play crafts objects, from to kayak building. Novice who has recently returned over 50 countries, selected craftsmen who wish to make call A fine number of Cawkers [rom an eight weeks engage- | "y venr period by an anvthing from a quilting 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) attended the Arts and Water ment wo the Saratoga, ornational committee. patch, to a puppet, a clay Festival being held at Point lub." 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