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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 19, 1975 NESTLETON Mr. and Mrs. James Kent, Orono; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm visited for Sunday mid-day dinner with Mrs. W.G. Bowles., On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jonhn Buchan. Carolyn and Douglas,, Lindsay were supper guests of hier mother, Mrs. Ivan Proutt. Mr. and Mrs. Herb SprUitt, Oakwood were Friday after- noon and evening' dinner guests with. Mrs. Lawrence Sterling Morris and Donna, Scarborough were luncheon guests with hier mother. Mr. Morris with his hockey teamn played a friendly game in Omemee. t was a close game ail the way. Final score 5-4 in favour of the Scarborough team. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish were hosts for a social evening when the entertained about thirty mem- bers of the Buttons and Bows Club of Bowmanville. Local folk who attended were Mr. CHIQUITA, DOILE,DEO and Mrs. Herb Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Normnan Mairs, Mr. ff and Mrs. Gordon Metcalf, Mr. l and Mrs. Balfour Moore. The guests provided a super- ONIARIO FRESI DAII. abundant meal of hot casser- u h o m oles and delicious desserts. EusTRAoOm!C Mrs. Lorne McKee is spend- CANPAEXA fC îng a few days with her friend a __ Mrs. Verna Fowler in Bow- A&n ÎO Sunday afternoon and even- Cnd o rd i ing dinner guests of Mr. and potOatoeso Mr.Bruce Heaslip were Mr. ELORIDA MILOD £CONO and Mrs. Norman Irvine, Bowmanville. R iI Prize winners at the Wom- were Ladies, first-Dorothy Mc- Diarmid; second-Mary, Moore; third-Peggy John- stone. Men's first-Muriel Hos- kmn; second-Beatrice Cool- edge; third-Lydia Stinson. Next party February 24. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Mërs. Grant Thompson was hostess for the Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon, Febru- ary 13. The new president Mrs. George Leaslip welcomfed al and had a message of hope and encouragement for tE year., Openngtheumeeting with the hm Jesus Stands Among Us" the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Mrs. Thompson gave the Devotional reading from the bookiet "ýUnity". Unity is working together with one arm and one purpose. Minutes ,And correspon- dence were read by the secretary, Miss Ruth Proutt. The s pring tea and bazaar were discussed and a commit- tee was named by the Presi- dent. MVrs. Heaslip thanked ail for cards and fruit sent her when ill. The roll eall was answered with a verse containing the word "Charity". H-ym-n "Pass Mïe Not O Genitie Saviour" and the Mizpah benediction closed the first part of the meeting. For the programme Mrs. Johfistone read a poem, "The Ladies' Aid". Mrs. Thomnpson give an excellent Historical Review of the Ladies Aid from 1910-1975. A lovley Valentine lunch was served by the hostess and assistant Mrs. N. Johnstone. Mrs. H. Visser voiced the appreciation. Preshyterian Church In the Presbyterian Church Mr.-Brian Fraser chose "Pic- tures of Jesus". as the theme& for his message. 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