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Blackstock | Guides, Scouts Hold Party (+0 By MRS. OLGA HILL BLACKSTOCK About Guides and Scouts enjoyed a party in the Recreation Cen- tre recently. The prize for the elimination dance was won by Glen Bonnetta and Linda Butt. Brian Mount- joy and Sheila Tomchishin won the spot dance and also the squat dance. The game "'Alibis" was won by Marlene Tomchishin Chap- erones were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy and Mr. and Mrs Murray Byers The'local Scouts paraded to the United Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Romeril address- ed them from the subject -- Guidposts to a Good Life. PERSONALS Mr. N, S. McNally few days with Mr Cartwright last week Mr. and Mrs. Harry De La Matter; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hitchman, Toronto, and Mr and Mrs. Jack De La Matter, Stouffville, visited Mrs. George Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. W J. Pearce on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford and Mary Jou, Port Perry, were Sun- day guests on Mrs. Crawford's birthday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin and boys, Enfield, and Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Magill, Oshawa, visited Mrs. Jean McLaughlin and boys on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes Lorraine and Jim attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Elford in Port Perry on Saturday even- ing Mrs. P. Romeril Beryl Hibbs spent the in Toronto Mrs. John Wotten spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston and family, Bethany Mrs. Velva Bailey returned home Saturday after spneding the winter in Florida Weir Swain and Harry Sander son and Mrs. Milton Sanderson Toronto, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mar low and Bil Mrs, Palm De Lauca to, spent last week with Mr and Mrs, Bill Taylor Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Thomp- son visited Mr. and Mrs Wes Montgomery, Lindsay, on Thursday. Oratory Tilt Scheduled For Brougham Hall By MRS. M. ANNIS BROUGHAM -- The Brough- am Women's Institute met re- cently. As it was the last meet- ing for the short course 143 pounds of meat'. The leaders, Mrs. H. Blackman. and Mrs G Shirton planned a luncheon to precede the regular Women's Institute meeting. The president, Mrs M. An- nis, thanked the Women's Insti- tute for her ticket to the Wom- en's Institute 65th anniversary luncheon in Toronto recently Mrs. H. Blackman was cho- sen to attend the Officer's Con- ference at Guelph \ committee was chosén to look after the exhibit for Port Perry Fair spent a and Mrs and Miss weekend Toron It was reported that two schools that had been contacted regarding the public speaking contest had sent in entries. The public speaking contest will be held in the Township, Hall or April 16 Aoub two carloads of. ladies expressed a wish to attend the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Willson This is to be held at Fairview Lodge, Whitby, on March 24 Mrs. Trolley executive meeting lin on March 5 made for the meeting The next Women's Institute euchre party will be held in the hall on April 19 at 8.30 p.m reported on the held at Brook- Jans were district annual PERSONALS On Saturday, March 17, Don- ald Campbell celebrated his eighth birthday with a party at his home Miss Denise Pascoe celebrat- ed her fourth birthday with a party on Saturday, March 17 ie Odd Fellows dance on aturde y night was a big suc- cess. Mrs. Betty Mitchell of Green Riv von the 50-50 draw Mrs. Lillie Milne is enjoying a few weeks in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Haristic and son called on the former's mother, Mrs. J Davis on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Annis and fam ily attended a birthday party Saturday night, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Morrish, for Mr W. Sadler of Highland Creek Mr. and Mrs: Thomas English spent the eekend at Brace- bridge with their daughter, Mr and Mrs. James Wrol Mr.'and Mrs. Allan and Diane spent Sunday Mr. and Mr Stan Thompson DENTAL HEARING WATTON, England CP ) Bertrans Norfolk a Sqdn. Edr. Fr dental officer at a base, suggests. that some deaf people can be made to hear by fitting a small amplifier on a tooth. His idea will be tried out on pupils at a Norwich scho for deaf Children, 40 of getting off the ground and|power man can generate with- flight over THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, Maree 28, 1962 13 | cluded engineers and biologists|diligently on creating such an of repute--under its wind and apparatus have kept their find- formed a special flight sectionjings secret. for them HAS PROP IN TAIL Scientists Seek To Make Man Fl V Then along came a London) It is known, however, that he plastics manufacturer, Henry|most promising shape for such LONDON (AP)--Since mythol-|that can be flown with much Kremer, 54, who offered £5,000 an aircraft would be an ultra- ogical times man has dreamediless than 4 horsepower, all the prize to the first manpowerlight structure with a balsa - a mile-long course.|wood nose and ribs of spruce The course would be a figure-\covered with a thin fabric or of eight to show that the air-/plastic sheeting. craft could be manoeuvered and. The propeller would be} would not be kept in the air by mounted on the rail. It would favorable winds like a glider.. be as big as possible to move) The three groups in the fore- the maximum amount of air--) front of the man-powered flight|a diameter of about eight feet. dream are: A Southampton Uni-'The wing span would be about versity team; a team of air-|80 feet. {lying by his own muscle power. outs ide aid Now. as he stands on the) Some scientists insist man threshold of the space age, man has just enough muscle power may also be near the point of to fly--but not for long. They © man-powered flight say it will take a skilled aero- Reputable scientists in Britain 2¥namicist to work out a way have sponsored three projects for him to overcome his unfav- aimed at getting man in the/orable power - weight ratio air on his own. The Soviet Union That's what they're trying to do ty also 'repomed interested: init England under the watchful craft designers at de Havil-, Power would be transmitted) mnie | ke Peuiide MN uk of the Moval Aeronautics land's plane factory at Hatfield; to the propeller through a drive) this field and there are similar Sociniy yal Aeronautical and a team of engineers. work-|geared to the standard mecha: scattered efforts throughout 'the °°" ™'-- ing for Tradair' Air Craft at/nism of a racing bicycle. | Man must find an airframe The society two years ago Southend Both Southampton 'and Hat- world. took the enthusiasiasts--they in-. The groups who are working field have - begun test fligh 5 Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS EFFECTIVE ALL THIS WEEK { MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS! EXPORT .D.A, BRAND bap i Multiple Vitamin end Mineral. 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