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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 20, 1975 Youngsters Have Fun on 'Greaser' Day OPP REPORT into 'Wilful Damage' offences. Other activities concerned reports of missing persons lost and found properties and numerous driving complaints. During the above mentioned period twenty-two motor vehicle collisions were investi- gated in which eight persons were injured and one person was killed. As a result of these collisions, six persons have been charged with offences under the Highway Traffic Act and one person has been charged with a driving offence under the Criminal Code. Othp fpfinrraQ Ontario Provincial Police 125 Lakeshore Blvd. East Toronto 2, Ontario During the period August 11th, 1975 to August 17th, 1975, the Ontario Provincial Police at Newcastle investigated one hundred and twenty-eight oc- currences of a general nature. Some of these occurrences were as follows: There were nine investigations into Break and Enter offences, five investigations into 'Theft' of- fences, and two investigations Winners of the Dance Contest were Paula Terry front, and Angela Bosma, Alice Mulder, Elsebeth H the back row. Threé-legged races provided some thrills and spills for many Greaser Day participants. The front runners in this race are about to take a dive, and there were several others in each of the heats that followed suit. Trudy Mulder and Rosanne Vandergaast were the ultimate victors. Mark Francis and Lisa Wambolt paired up for the third heat of the three-legged race, and although progress was a bit slow at times, they provided excellent entertainment for the specta- tors. NES TL ETO N Friends are pleased that Mr. Harry McLaughlin is im proving in Oshawa Hospital and Mrs. Larmer Hyland is p rogressing favourably fol- owing surgery in Port Perry Hospital. Recent callers with Mrs. Charles Briggs were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samells, Black- stock; Mrs. W.R. Robinson, Toronto; Mrs. Frank Mollard, Mrs. Alison White, Mrs. Mad- eline White of Windsor and Mrs. Joan Freeth of Ottawa, who are holidaying at Scugog Point were also recent guests. Mrs. C. Briggs is spending this week in Toronto. Mrs. James Fennell, Kemptville, spent a few days last week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Heaslip. Sincere sympathy is extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Don Frew and family on the death of Mrs. Frew's mother, Mrs. Walter Burrage of Oakland, following a lengthy illness. Mr and Mrs. Reg. Sutton, Orono; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abernethy, Bowmanville were mid week visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers and Earl. On Monday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson attended the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. G.B. Johnston at Cannington. Mr. Everett Clarke of Oak- ville spent several days last week with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Lawrence Cooledge left Nestleton, by bus, to spend the night at the Red Carpet Inn in Lindsay. Early aturday morning she and her sister Mrs. Florence Thompson, To- ronto were joining a group for a bus trip to the East Coast. This also includes a ferry cruise to St. John's, New- foundland. Recent visitors with Miss Ruth Proutt were Mrs. Robt. Doak, Orillia; Mrs. Blyth Morrison, Toronto and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp, Black- stock. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Proutt during last Week were her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and family and their friends Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Haines and family of Labrador City, Newfoundland. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Stanley and family of Mississauga were other Sun- day visitors. Springwater Trailer Park provided over- night facilities for their camp- er. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, R.R. Blackstock and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin were Sun- day 'dinner guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Bell, in Peterborough. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Gail and Laurie were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brooks and family at their farm home at Bailieboro. Mrs. Velma Johnson, Toron- to, was a recent guest of the Lawrence Malcolm family. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Balfour Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Robinson, Stroud and Mr. Vernon Moore, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Moore con- tinue to be occupied at Springwater Trailer Park on Saturday night the corn roast and dance was thoroughly enjoyed. On Sunday the Legion of Port Perry had their third picnic at the park. Tickets for races etc. were given to the children. The adults had a tug-of-war across the pond (taking a dip added to the merriment). The horse- shoe tournament was also staged. Lawrence Cooledge, one of Cartwright's representatives to the World Jamborçe reports that they left Copenhagen Airport on a 747 jet and travelled at 570miles per hour making the crossing to Can- ada in seven hours, arriving here at 6:50p.m. on August 16. During their trip they were royally entertained. In Swe- den, for Home Hospitality, each boy remained with one family in their home or at their cottage for six days. At Lillehammer, Norway, the fourteenth World Jamboree was held. Fifteen thousand boys from ninety-six countries were in attendance with thirteen hundred from Canada After the Jamboree they returned to Denmark where there were five bicycle tours around one of the islands. This was a never to be forgotten vacation and should do much in promoting under- standing and world peace among the nations. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Davison, Scott and Neil of Bridgenorth, who were enroute from a vacation with Janice's parents at Blenkeim were evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis- on. Congratulations to 'Mrs. Davison who was observing her birthday on Friday. In honor of the occasion she and her husband were feted by their family to evening dinner at Pratt's Marina, on Che- mong Lake. Those attending were their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elliott and Kim, Leaskdale, son and daugher-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Davison and boys. Following the dinner they returned to Doug's home Striding along with reckless abandon, Elsebeth Hoyrup streaks toward the finishiine in Fifties' fashion with her unidentified partner. Let's Boogie. ..Joyc partner jive to a fastr was great exercise fo ce C nun r a. for birthday cake and to take. pictures of the family group. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caw- ker, Cheryl and Bryan of Sault Ste. Marie are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cawker at the farm, also other relatives within the vicinity for a two week period. Miss Chandre Cawker, of Millbrook, visited her grand- parents, Sam and Mabel Cawker for a few days recently. On Sunday Mrs. Otto Bragg and Mr. Ken Bragg, Bowman- ville were callers on the Sam Cawkers. Softball On Sunday in the Ontario Amateur Softball Association, Malmont Farms of Cartwright eliminated Uxbridge in the play-off series, They will now meet Ballards of Port Perry. At Malcolm Memorial Park with Kedron vs. Nestleton, the game resulted in a win for Nestleton. Sunday Service On Sunday, August 23 at 2:30 p.m. the annual Decoration Service will be held at Nestleton United Church. Mr. Bruce Arnold of Port Perry will be the guest speaker. He is a former minister. Chambers and her small mber on the dance floor. It ll who took part. NE WTONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jones and Diane of Edmonton arrived here last week to visit his mother, Mrs. Bea Jones and other relatives. During the week they visited Mrs. Jarvis at Picton and with Mrs. Bea Jones, attended the Carlaw wedding in Warkworth, Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle, with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmer, have been holidaying in northern Ontario. In reporting the annual Gilmer picnic, at Chemong, last week, we rieglected to mention that three family birthdays were celebrated, as well, namely those of sons Philip and Raymond, and grandson David. Had all members been present, two more would have been inclu- ded, Laurence of Buffalo and Paul of Niagara Falls. Mrs. Agnes Burley spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley in Newcastle. Mr. Frank Worrall of Port Hope with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coxhead of Willowdale are Criminal Code and The Juven- ile Delinquents Act. Avoid Dangerous Passing Motorists! If, for any rea- son, you decide to pass the car ahead when you're not quite sure you can do it, remem- ber...you're risking human life. Never pass othervehicles when climbing hills, on cur- ves, when approaching brid- ges, railway crossings, ox intersections. In other words, never attempt to pass another vehicle unless you're absolute- ly sure you can do it safely. For a safe passing rule, remember. ."If in doubt, don't! Tu.esd a much food for thought "Have n traiL '.L1rIs arL 1 I p 7 Thine Own Way. Lord." the pending following completion fiual hymn on the Bulletin was of investigations. sung by all present, with much Atapdrian Accident D e a iine enjoyment. Mr. ànd Mrs. Sid Hallowellon August l3tb, 1975, a ere recent visitors wth Mr.pedestrian accident occurred and rs.eCinton FatrwMro . on Highway 35 near the north ron ed mnd Mrs. Clinton Farrow. r n e Mrs. Irene Burley spent the entrance to the Village of eekend here with Mr. and Orono. Irs. Lloy'd Clysdale. a, Mr. S.R. Jones, 83 years, of A decision of the Newcastle Mr. and CMrsl. Bonad Lot 27, Concession 5,, Clarke Planning dvhisry commt- Mr and Mrs. Sid Brown and Township, Orono, Ontariows epsd teirA uthil girls were among those a struck by a soutbound meeng, ending the dinner at the vehicle while e was attempt- business to be included in the "Forum," Saturday evening, ing to cross Highway 35. agenda of the committee's y and Terri Shackelton n celebrating the 80th birthday Mr. Jones died shortly after meetings will have to be oyrup and Karen Moore in of Mrs. Fern Brunt. On at the Bowmanville Memorial reported to Planning director Sunday, all called at the Hospital. George Howden earher than latter's home where "Open The driver of the south- previously. House" was held for relatives bound vehicle was Merrick J. visiting relatives in England, and friends. Heffernan of 600 Silvercreek Councillor Ann Cowman Ireland and Scotland, on a Mr. Don Fletcher of Oshawa Blvd., Mississauga, Ontario. moved that the Planner be three week's holiday tour. was a visitor here last week This accident was investi- requested to eut off the Mr. and Mrs, Stan Page and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. gated by Prov. Const. E.J. contents of the agenda on the boys are holidaying in the Ken Fletcher. Fitzgerald of the Newcastle Tuesday prior to each meeting Bewdley area. Sunday dinner guests with Detachment of the Ontario to allow more time for This small community bas Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lan- Provincial Police. committee members to study been having a rough time of it caster included Mr. and Mrs. Break, Enter & Theft - the matters on the agenda. lately, with several break-ins, Willard Lockhart of Niagara Newtonville Area Councillor Cowman was of robberies, etc., while so many, Falls, NY.; Mr. and Mrs. Between July 23rd, 1975 and the opinion that more time is people have been away on Sam Buttery, Bowmanville; August lOth, 1975, numerous required for members of the holidays. Apparently, there Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard and offences were çommitted committee to investigate the was an organized gang of girls, of Newcastle.'witbin the village of Newton- business to be dealt with in "hoodlums", for want of a Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones, ville. These particular of- order to participate in a fair better word, who staged these accompanied by Mrs. Bea fences included such activities discussion and decision. affairs, until they were Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bud as Break & Enter, Theft, and caught, and forced to confess. Jones and Diane, and Mr. and Possession. We understand the matter is Mrs. Carman Cornish of As a result of investigations not cut off until the Friday in the hands of the police, and Orono were Sunday visitors at conducted by Prov. Const pceing th e xpee inad it is to be hoped that the Burlington with Mr. and Mrs. RA.Foreman of the New-CounciloreCow poaine parents will co-operate in McGregor Jones and daugh- castîe Detachment of te eeto possil helping to keep them under ter. Ontaro ProvincialPolicetin o n with counci proper control, in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall and seven juveniles are now facing metings on Mo dy t Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilmer Charlene have been holiday- twenty-four charges under the were supper guests Thursday, ing through the U.S.A. matters prior to the meetings. with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mrs. Leone Lane attended Gilmer and family, helping a family bouse warming, celebrate the former's birth- Sunday, at the new home of day (his 39th of course) with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lane, in cake, lighted candles and all Peterborough. the trimmings. Mr. and Mrs. The annual family gather- Steve Spratt were also even- ing was held Sunday afternoon ing visitors. on the grounds at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Noble, Dr. and Mrs. Glen Bartlett, of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. R.R: 3, Newcastle, when over Denton Massie and family, 100 relatives attended, from Newcastle, are holidaying at far and near. Rev. Gordon Sturgeon Lake. Montgomery obliged in setting Sympathy of this commun- up the Public Address System ity is expressed to family for this happy occasion. members at the sudden death Mr. and Mrs. Terry Worrall, of Mr. Stan Jones, of Orono, of Pickering, were Sunday following an accident. The visitors with Mr. and Mrs. funeral was held Saturday, at Harry Worrall and Suzanne, the Ross Funeral Home, Port helping Mrs. Worrall cele- Hope, with interment in Union brate ber birthday (39th Cemetery. naturally) with an outside Local people among those supper barbecue, etc. attending the ball games in Mr. Grant Wade, attended Kendal and Bowmanville the Scottish World Festival Paf1skSaturdayand SuindaySaturday eveningatthe Can- aftetnoons, included Mr. and adian National Exhibition, Mrs. Fred Henderson, Mrs. and spent the weekend as the Clinton Farrow, and Mr. and guest of Miss Joanne Maiu, Mis. Frank Gilmer. Fonthill. 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