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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Oct. 10, 1973 Smiles from a Blue-Eyed Blond to honor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hume (nee Kathy Blackburn) on their recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Welsh, and Laurel, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh and Tracey and their weekned guest, Miss Gwen Burman, Bristol England were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shack- leton spent Saturday and Sunday motoring in northern Ontario to see the foliage, and on Monday had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Jim Geddes and Kristy, Town, Mrs. Eric Shackleton, Toronto and Mrs. Mable Shackelton and Bill Shackleton. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stainton and Ryan, Oshawa, Mrs. mable Shackleton and Bill Shackleton were dinner guests Thanksgiving and other vis- itors: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lee, Almonds, visitd Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee.. Mr. and Mrs. Don Griffin, S. on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, Ken Shackleton. Mr. John Allin, Kirby, was also a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Farewell Blackburn accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Stan Adams, Toronto to Owen Sound where they spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schill. Salem friends extend sin- cere sympathy to the family of Mr. George Shea, Bowman- ville, who passed away on Friday. side were Monday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Chartes Gra ham, Oshawa. Mr and Mrs. Jim Allison, Karin and Jennifer, Oshawa, Miss Beverly Smith, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Small- wood, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Steward, Beaverton were guests at the Catton home. Mark Simpson, U. of Tor- onto, was a weekend guest at home. M . Clifford Morton, Peffer- law, Mr. Ed. Sobanski and Jill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morton and family. Mr.and Mrs. Stuart Samis and daughter, Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith and Sean, Leamington, Miss Di- anne Start, Bowmanville, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Samis and Albert. Miss Myrtle Tamblyn, Tor- onto, Dr. Bruce Bowman, London, were weekend visit- ors at Bowmanview and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and Eric to Maple Grove, Sunday, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Avery and Kevin. Weekend and other guests at the Lavender home were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stafford and family' Brownlea, Miss Jo Anne Lavender, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lavender and Brian, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart.Samis and daughters, Centralia, Mr. Kelly Lavender and friend,, Waterloo Lutheran Univer- sity. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brid- gett, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Bridgett, Mr. Lanny Bridgett, Miss Wilhemina Holkema, and Mr. Earl Thompson, Bowmanville, Mrs. Alice Tho- mpson, Haydon, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith, Brian and Marlene, Colum- bus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Samis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin, Const. Allen and Ivan Griffin, Mr. Albert Samis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Samis, Mr. and Mrs. Don Griffin, S. side, Mr. and Mrs. Don Griffin, N. side, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Samis were guests at the Griffin- Puskas wedding in Holy Cross Church, Oshawa and the reception at the Genosha Hotel. Heartiest congratula- tions and best wishes to the bride and groom. There was a comr- mity gathering in the churc se- ment last week when N<and Mrs. Larry Beckim were presented with a Vacuum cleaner along with the best wishes of friends and neigh- bors. Eric Bowman and Renee Heeringa provided music for the evening and led in a sing-song. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Don Griffin, N. side, were guests at the McKeown- Smoxall wedding in the chur- ch of the Latter Day Saints, Oshawa, and the reception at the Genosha Hotel Miss Evelvn Cunningham, Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sargent'and sons, Ida, were guests at the Pascoe home. This lovely young lady is Cindy Louise Shackelton, the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shackelton of 19 Frank Street, Bowmanville. Blond-haired, blue-eyed Cindy is not quite a year-and-a-half old and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Shackelton and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Terrill of Newcastle. She's the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Annie Wright of Church Street and will be two years old on May 24th. Photo by Astor Studio Mrs. T. Jackson is visiting with ber daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neals, Elmvale. Visitors with Mrs. Mildred Bristow were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graham, Omemee; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ladley and family, Beville; Mr. and Mrs. AIlan Bristow and Tracy, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Mel O'Grvzek and family, King- ston; and Mrs. hoda John- son, Mrs. Olive Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Forsyth, all of Peterborough. Senior Citizens This has been the best trip yet, was heard from fifty-two Golden Star Senior Citizens of Bethany and Cavan areas, as they returned from a bus trip to the Kitchener area. Colorful leaves and flowers added much to the trip as they visited Edward's Gardens and tnen by taklng back roads they arrived at the African Lion Safari at Rockton. Ele- phants, lions, cheetahs, mon- eys, zebras, buffalo, camels, deer, and elk, and ostrich as well as rhinoceros roamed leisurely around the bus for PLUMVING & HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING TYRONE, OÑTARIO ul Phone 263-2650 ETHAN tne pleasure and interest of the group. John DeNure, the driver, made the trip most interesting by his commentaries as they travelled through Cambridge and Kitchener, where they stopped at the icKenzie King home. Universities and high rise apartments of Waterloc showed construction progress of many architectural varia tions. On to the Mennonite comm unity and retired farmers ol the group reminised as they saw men plowing in the fields with three or four horses or single or double plows. A horse and buggy was viewec in many areas and well kept painted buildings proved hard work had been involved. The men of the group visited a buggy making shop and there they learned that a new buggy could cost five hundred doli ars. Fields and fields of corr were passed as they wen through small Mennonite com munities and the journey waý concluded by an Octoberfes dinner of sauerkraut, sausage and potato at Petersburg. Other trips are being con sidered for this enthusiasti Golden Star group. On Wednesday, October 17 Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Crow will entertain with an old timi programme, starting ati o'clock in the Bethany Parisl Hall. Bowling bas become popular sport as a number o Golden Stars participate in th game every other Tuesday a the Copper Kettle Bowlinî Alleys. A euchre party bas bee planned for Wednesday, Oct ober 31. Library books ari now available. United Church Women The September meeting o the Bethany United Churci Women was held at the homi of Mrs. Ivan Ashbury, with thi president, Mrs. John Neals presiding. Mrs. Herb Coppins reporte on Christian Education, tell Y ing members of six new books that bave been pucbased for tbe Sunday School pupils, and also that a birthday box will b)e stated for the Sunday School pupils. After eacb ciid's birthday, they m-ay drop coins in tbe same numnber *as their age îin the ifda box and tbe money will be forwarded to the Missionamy and Service fund. Mrs. Irene McDonàld reported on fruit baskets and cards whicb had fbeen sent to shut-ins. A report was also given by Mrs. Gordon sFicko on the Bay of Quinte 1Coference whicb. was beld at camp Quinmolak. The tbeme Jof tbe conference was "Chur- ch and Society". Announcements included the foliowing: October 14, Betbany United Cburch will ecelebrate their 73rd anniver- sary. The service will start at 11.00 a.m Reverend Clarence Ferguson will be tbe guest nspeaker; the Oshawa Boys ýt Choir will participate in a (- Sunday evening concert in the sUnited Chumch, and the next ýt meeting will be held at the ehome of Mrs. Winnie Spencer on November 5 starting at 7.30 p..Members were asked to b ýing a programe suggestion to this meeting in reply to tbe, roll cati. e A five dollar donation was esent to Supply and Welfare. 8 Mrs. Vincent Jackson, Mrs. hHerb Coppins and Mrs. Pat Bradley participated in the aworsbip service and Mrs. Tom f Jennings led in a singsong e accompanied by ber guitar. it Mrs. 1. Asbbury exptained g the art of decoupage to tbe members, and sbe sbowed n many interesting crafts that t- she enjoys. - f h r SALEM e M.and Mrs. E. Twist were eSunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cryderman, Map le Grove. Mr. and Mrs. d onTwist, Toronto were -Monday supper guests witb bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Twist. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Welsh enjoyed a bus tour in tbe United States when they visited Vermont, Ply- mouth, Boston, Cape Cod, and otber p laces of intemest. The fati colors were at tbeir best in the mountains. Miss Susan Craig teft tast week for Banff, Aberta wbere she wiil be working at Jasper Park Lodge. Misses Roberta and Cindy Craig teft last week for Amsterdam, Holand and tbey will be having a tour of European countries. Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig, Miss Mildred Phittip, Bowmanvitie, Miss Nancy Pbîttip, Port Arthur, Mrs. Bob Craig, Lisa anid Brad were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Reynolds. Mr. Bob Craig, Jan and Paul spetit the weekend at Wolfe Lake to close up tbeir cottage. 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