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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES Wednesday, October 11, 1967 COUNTY LINES Couple Celebrate 40th Anniversary More than 150 friends and rel- atives called on Mr. and Mrs. 'Bert. Gibson, Blackstock, re: 'cently to extend their congratu- 'lations on the celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary. ! 'The celebrants, who wer mar- 'ried at Greenbank, farmed in that area until 1939 when they moved to Cartwright Township. They retired to Blackstock in| ' 1966. Mr. Gibson was for some time the popular reeve of the ' township. They have a daughter, Mrs. Howard Trewin (Gladys) and a son, Glenn, both of Oshawa. The guest book was in charge of their five grandsons. Mrs. David) 'Wilson, Mrs. Wardell White, , Mrs. Balfour Moore, Mrs. Clark 'Williams and Mrs. Ray McGill ' poured tea. The young people of Yelverton served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson received many gifts including a large wall mir- ror from their family. SCHOOL DANCE BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- The 'fall dance at the Cartwright High School, sponsored by the Grade 9 students, was a suc- cess. Donna Edgerton and John Lethang. Bonnie and Glenn Mal- ' colm won the spot dances. The door prize was won by Eleanor, ; Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tur- | ner and Mr, and Mrs. Neil Mal- ' colm acted as chaperones. EXPO FILMS BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Films of Expo are being sent by the Women's Institute to its "adopted" boy in Hong Kong as a birthday gift. A projector was previously sent. BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Mrs. . Sam Cawker gave a talk on the plastic industry at the Women's) Institute meeting attended by members from Nestleton and] . Shirley. Miss Bonnie Malco'm, Nestleton, played an instrumen-' tal selection and Mrs. George] Heaslip, Nestleton, read a cen- tennial peom. Mrs. Tripp of Shirley, showed pictures of her: maritime trip. Indians To Attend Mexico Confab FORT WILLIAM (CP) -- Canadian Indians will attend| » American Congress Mexico with a view of ha the Canadian Indian Y Council earn a seat on the 18- member congress. Council Chairman Duke Red- bird of Toronto said the Cana- dian government has been reluctant to sponsor Canadian representation on the congress. He said the council hopes its decision will shame the federal government into paying the $10,000 membership fee for Canadian Indians in the con- gress. | the next session of the Inter - Indian | I tried | | GOLDEN | AMBER yet? it's ginger ale that's deliciously different. "The unique flavor and darker amber color is from en original recipe treasured by Wilson's for 92 years. Wilms GINGER ALE A26 Krakt Miracle Whip 500 ROSSLAND RD. W. Prime Rib | ROAST Feater- Meaty SHORT RIB 4 ,, 45° RIB fyede Etre - Ve Pac 49: SLICED SALAMI' og DEPT, eng QO tyelsih-O* Coo LETS Ao oo 564 KING ST. E. 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