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b2 tribune july 4 1984 member of claremont ball club injured at tourney by sandra redshaw claremont the community was relieved to hear that claremont baseball player gary mcmullen is all right following a weekend accident in kingston the 18yearold athlete was struck on the side of his head with a baseball while warming up with his claremont legion blues club on saturday the team was in kings ton to take part in a canada day weekend tourna ment gary was apparently not aware of the throw and was knocked unconscious by the impact he was taken to hospital for a full examination but was not serious ly injured gary was able to return to the park and watch his team mates complete the tournament facial swelling and a fat lip were the only linger ing traces of the mishap gary is now re covering at home in claremont feeling fortunate to have escaped a more se vere injury the fifth year of vacation bible school at claremont united church was a great success eightyfive children attended the five- day session closing ceremonies were held thursday even ing with each class contributing by singing and staging a skit at the conclu sion refreshments were served in the church basement at this time parents had the opportunity to inspect all the crafts that the chil dren had made a dont lug a vacuum plug it in big thank you to all teachers helpers babysitters and cookiemakers a special thanks goes to karen marks who for the past five years has organized the bible school she has worked very hard with this pro ject and deserves our appreciation rev cameron watts will be at claremont united church on sunday july 8 the church newsletter is now out if you would like a copy call helen anderson or karen marks pickering herit age day at the canadian national exhibition is set for wednesday august 29 a variety show at the cne band- shell from 1 to 4 pm will feature ta lent from the pick ering area admis sion is free rental rates at the claremont ex change have been lowered to 40 a month for july and august owner- manager peter gil- lespie has only 39ly3inieikit gives you a complete builtin vacuum system 8 pee attachment set for rugs floors upholstery and furniture 30 toot ultra light hose moulded hose rack handy attachment storage box 3 inlets 2 automatic inandon u motor north americas bestselling builtin cuff lockyer 4911697 were at the stouffville flea market every saturday and sunday if youre new in town and dont know which way to turn call the dianne darling stouffville 6403521 youll be glad you did announced booth space at the four- corners market reg- ularily goes for 65 a month the george m c k e n z i e sponsored slow pitch team will host a tournament in the park on the weekend of july 20 to 22 a number of local clubs will take part sunday night slow pitch will be played at the usual time as the tourney will be completed by then canada day july 1 marked the first birthdays of two loc al boys kelley and john carruthers held a family birth day party for their son christopher while barbara and bob tran had their loved ones home to celebrate son adams big day jamie and sue scales and mrs beth scales of liverpool pennsyl vania visited claremont on the weekend beth scales will holiday at the home of her daughter and son- inlaw karen and john marks for a few weeks the bricks slow pitch team partici pated in the stouff ville tournament over the weekend the local entry lost their first game on friday won the next two then were eliminated in their fourth contest a number of claremont fans were on hand to sup port the bricks balloons were re leased at the conclu sion of bible school on friday june 29 its hoped that word will soon be re ceived indicating how far they travelled school is now out so please watch for small children play ing and riding bikes edith and ray hill of wasaga beach spent the weekend at the home of lenora and george mckenzie mrs hazel car ruthers of pickering attended the birth day celebration of her great grandson christopher car ruthers on sunday thelma and gord taylor of orillia were in town on the weekend visitng with family and friends ray newton bids farewell to uss ray newton is leaving his familiar surround ings at uxbridge secondary school after serving on staff for the past 27 years the respected educa tor has made a major contribution in both academic and athletic circles he has many fond memories of his uxbridge years but admits hes looking forward to new challenges this fall as prin cipal at harwood secondary school in ajax chris shanahan praises students and staff uxbridge ray newton is leav ing uxbridge secon dary school after 27 years but hell car ry along many last ing memories my memories will revolve around the many fine stu dents and athletes ive had the oppor tunity to teach and coach mr newton said and a staff that was both pro fessional and dedi cated uxbridge memorial company memorials of distinction granite marble bronze cemetery lettering renovations custom designing lettering qualify 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