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12Theý Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 22, 197i5 Thanksgiving dinner guests tne afternooni. with Mrs. W. Protise, and MIr. and Mrs. Hlesper Dean Charlie in Port Hope, la s t cofOrono, were u riîday vnn Sunday, included Mr. and vsitoýrs with MAr. and Mrs. m. Mrs. Morley Robinso,) 'and Sms Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.- Bob, Our attendance rate, is Foster, -Mr. and Mrs. Roy steadily rising at our Senior Austin~, antd Family, Miss Citizen meetings, Thursday Noreen Prouse, and Mr. and afternoons. We were privileg- Mrs. Melville Samis. ed to have Mayor Garniet Mr. and Mrs. Don ]Lambert Rickard, and Couincillor Ken and family from the Ennis' Lyall, as* our visiting Dignit- more area have moved recent- aries, this past week, and ly into the former Hatherly various toplcs of interest were house, east of Ellîott's garage. discussed. His worship the Mr. and Mrs. John Carlow, Mayor, invited everyone to of Warkworth, were visitors' feel free to ask any questions Wednesday, with Mrs. Bea they wished and most of those Jones. present, did join in, so a better Seventeen members of our understanding of local situa- Women's Institute met at the tions was obtained. One thing house of Mrs. Olive Henderson that we remembered, was that last Wednesday afternoon, for of, every dollar spént in the the regular monthly meeting. Town of Newcastle, the village Plans were made for attend- of Newtonville shares twenty- ing the coming Area Conven- six ents! tion, in Toronto, as weîî as At the close of the discus- various courses, sponsore'd by sion, Mr. Lyall instituted a the Dept. of Agriculture. A Lucky Draw, for a new Metric donation of bulbs is to be Systemn yard stick, which was passed on to Cub Leader Pat won by Mrs. Agnes Burley, Gardener for pîanting at our who received a hearty hand- Cenotaph if he and his boys clap. are agreeable to taking on Z~ Appreciation was expressed job. t our two visitors, who then . Mrs. V. Gilmer was called lef t the meeting. Those, re- on to tell something of the maining formed an organiza- Senior Citizen meetings, 'tion, with the following which have started at Our results:,President- Mr. Jim local school. Adams, Secty.-Treas - Mrs. She mentioned the names of Violet Gilmer, Social Coin. - various speakers who have Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher. A agreed to corne and address silver Collection was taken up, the group, frorn 1:30 to 3:30 to pay for coffee cups, etc. p.m. Thursday afternoons. Ail which hîtherto has heen sup- interested aduits are welcome plied, free of charge, kindness to corne there, at that time. of Principal John Veldhuis. The topic being "Tweeds- Speakers this comning Thurs- muir History," the Roll Caîl day, pet. 23, are expected to was answered by each mem- be Mr. Doug Moffatt, M.P.P. ber showing an earîy picture o f Orono, ýand Mr. John of herself, and giving a bit of Gowing, Board of Education, family history, which was Cobourg. Let's have a good quite entertainfing, and inter- turn out, of interested adults. esting. Mrs. Mary Wade was home Anpreciation was expressedl from Barrie, over the week- to t h e hostess, who provided end, and Miss Joanne Main, of an enjoyable dessert lunch, Fonthill, was a guest with her and a social time finished off and son, Grant, also over DON'T BUY UNTIL'YOU SEE MnA CD ON A L D FOrR D Ailr, a iid fIr, l I iîtreil gamle oi br-fige, SaitliîI C"Vl]îing wýil1h Ni-,iiflNd M C-M. Jous, ad NMrý. PC Jolies. Wewere lesd sec avrsat our Sndy oi ingservýice, juost like old time as they wer rsidents heui some years ag.1 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stapl ton are stîll attending churc here in spite of having move to Port Hope, recently. Wi understand their daughte Linda, and her family ar living in the former Stapleto home, on 1Hl1 Street. As it was "Laity Sunday, Oct.. 19, our Minister spokeo "The Person Gap," and,i keeping with the theme, t'w members of the Laity assis ed. ýViolet Gilmer led t. reading of our Responsi' Psalm,' while Sidney Lancae ter read the Scripture Lessor The choir's n rumber wa "What A Friend We Have1 Jesus," and.Mrs. Doris Chry sler and Mrs. A. Lancaste greeted the co)ngregationa they entered, anid handed ou the bulletins. 11ev. Mlontgomefry had a extremiely busy day, as afte taking our serviýce, at 9:4 arn. lhe wenti on to Kendal fo theirs, at 11:15. In the after noon, il was Anniversar, Service at Shilohi at 2:30, ari in, the eveninig, hie assiste( with the Aniversary Servih in St.' Paul's, Bowmanvillea 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boug hen were supper guests Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs Alvin Yeo, and Scott, in Orono and in the evening, attende( the Anniversary service ir Ilmton United Churcli whre1ev. Robert MeClurE was guest speaker, anc special music was supplied bý Mr. Ross Metcalf and hi5 Kingsview Choir, of Oshawa. This week, Rev. Montgon ery will be in Kingston, frorr Tuesday until Thursday, at tending the 83rd annual Con ference of the Theologica] Association of Queen's Col lege. ,1 On Monday, Mrs. Amelia Lancaster Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs. Iva Farrow, and Mrs Olive Henderson attended thE Oshawa Presbytery meeting at Maple Grove. Our U.C.W. wîll meet in the Sunday School hall, Wed, Oc'. 29, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Marlene Stacey's group will be in charge of Devotional J# ' Celebrcztes First Biîrthdcy Oct. 26th ilV. (1 a av he r- le ceh ed We are ton on in Mo the ive as- on. 7as In ry- ter :Ut an :45 r- id nd ,e 'e 1g- in t-ý re cd. Kuby Parsons had charge ot Devotions her theme heing Thanksgiving Reflections. Programmre was in charge of Edith MceLaughliný who intro- THINGS ARE CHANGE k duiced Sylvia Cookson who showed us hier loveîy Mac- AT rame and gave us a short history of this old 'art. Cards- weresigned for the sick and Norma ended the meeting *** * ' wi th this motto, "Nothing is so iglhly prized as the value of - each day. Next meeting w111 b,- held at the home 'of Jean £17 Lnq st. E. 6324 Bowmoflviliê, Mlahaffy. -Eileen McLaughlin, reporter. Looking fora great big deal onthewidesnlarmîll Cari 'T! Hi tiiere. My name is Melanie Tara Beauprie. I will be one-year-old o n October 26, 1975. My mom and dad are Randy and Gail Beauprie. My grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Robinson of R.R. 1, Hampton, and Mrs. Kay Beauprie and the late Mr. Irwin Beauprie. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Lenard Bradley and Ethel Luxton, ail of Bowmanville. ENNISKILLEN with Jesus' help we too can get down from "the tree" and help others also. Omission of the usual musical message was unavoidable at this time. Gladys Ashton was in charge of the Jr. congregation who viewed the monthly film in the S.S. room. Lt was regrettable- that a rainy Sun. caused the cancellation of the plans by our S.S. to attend the Hampton U.C. Anniversary Celebrations Sun. p.m. The Mothers Fellowship group met Mon. evening at Barbara Howe's home and work on Xrnas toys and books was begun. Our sister congregation at Tyrone U.C. will have the annual Thank-Offering Ser- vice next Sun. with Rev. Roger Maggs, Chaplain of O.G. Hospital as guest minis- ter. Our Girl Guide and Brownie groups will hav 1e their inaug- ural meeting on M\/onday Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. in the S.5. room. On Syn.,Nov. 2 our minister has beèn invited to continue the Pulpit Exchange with Rev. K. Deer of a neighboring U.C. at the regular hour of our Sunday a.m. service. S.S. session was led in its opening worship by Joyce Virtue with pianist Brian McGill. Joyce's meditation was a good Shepherd's Story. Pupils were reminded to bring pennies next Sun. to Treas. Eleanor Werry Oct. money gif t to our adopted daughter in South America. It is the time of migration and hibernation so like our clever feathered friends Mrs. T.M. Slernon has gone south a wee way to spend the winter with her cousins Olive and Cecil Siemon in Hampton. Have a happy and cosy season together folks. Some others are wending their way ýnorth soon. In a less facetious and more serious tone may we wish for Jessie Siemon a good report from her periodic check at Wellesley Hospital. This week, a quick recovery In Memorial Hospital for Mrs. S. Pethick from af 1er effects of the flu. A minor correction for Aima Ashton under expertise atten- tion in O.G. Hospital, A> double wish' for good health again to Cora and Lawrence Wearn from Cora's, Shoulder injury and Law- rence's bronchitis who are receiving nursing attention at home. Mr.' and Mrs. Andrew Stevenson, Niagara Falls were Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marshall Barton, N.S. were recent over night guests at Mr. and Mrs. C. Avery's. Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry were Sat. evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ailan Werry's, occasion of Mrs. E.A. Werry's birthday. Con- gratulations. Mrs. Allan Wray and Jason, Orono were recent visitors and Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamb and family, Bailieboro, were Sunday visitors at the L. Lamb home. Mr.-,and Mrs. M. Stainiton, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mick Brown', Bowrnanville. Mrs. W. Gýriffin accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare, Tyrone to Windsor who spent a few days with relatives, re- turning home Sunday. .A family gathering was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. anai Mrs. J. Muller celebrating Darryl Muller's and Mrs. Ron Clemens' birthdays, then al attended the Anniversary celebrations at Hampton U.C. Miss Lynda Avery, London, Mrn and Mrs. Joe Rekker and Family, Newcastle, Mrs. F. Doriand were recent dinner guests of the C. Avery's. al .The Enniskilien U.C.W. held 9- their October meeting Wed. evening in the Sunday School a room, with a good attendance. ýs' Mrs. K. McGill, Pres. we- corned everyone especialiy e' visitors, opened with a verse, g9 "Srnile" and a Thanksgiving poem, "Lord of the Harvest," e A well chosen dèvotional on t. Thanksgiving was given by ?e Mrs. Meta Read, using part of in Psalm- 65,' and one of our favourite hymns, O Lord of Heaveit and Eartlî and Sea, To Thee ail praise and glory be: How shahl we show Our love to Thee, who givest ail. The offering was received and dedicated, closing the worship wîth one of Edger GuestIs poemns.. A thank you note was read frmM.and MIrs. Brian Lee, and Mr- and NMus. Ailan Werry, for acts of kindness and floral tributes, in loving mernory of a wonderful mo- ther and grandmother. Mus. Doris Lee. Plans were made for the Haliowe'en party to be field, in the S.S. roorn. Mrs. W. Bowman inpîroduced our spe- chai guest, Mrs., E. Balint, Enfieid, whose hobby is the art of ceramies. We gathered around her in a circle, asking q uestlions, and marvelled at t e knowledge and skill she has acquîred, while she dernonstrated by rnaking pieces of pottery, ready 10 be fired lu a high degree of heat, Mrs. Balint prefers rnaking useful pieces rather than decorative. Mus. L. Stainton expressed appreciation to Mrs. Balint for giving us hier time to attend our meeting. The Jr. and Sr. 4-H girls had a ver y att (ra ctfive array of bread and rols -for sale. The leaders of 4-H deseve great credit for the training they are giving the girls. We ail had an opportunity to purchase some bread and rolis to take home. Our Pres. announced the date set for the dedication service Nov. 23rd for the Church renovation. A friendiy chit- chat was enjoyed while the east unit of the U.C.W. served lunch. Mrs. E. Trewin and Mrs. W. Griffîn east ýunit leaders arranged this meet- ing. 1 1 During the past fortnight the pesky flu and colds, "bugs" have laid iow several of our folks. We are optirnistic in hoping that in the near future Jack Frost wiii put an end to these microbes. Coupled with sickness was inclement wea- ther causing a lowered atten- dance 10 about 50 worshippers at the Sunday arn. Service who were ampiy rewarded -vhth two super sermons. The children's story was introduc- ,cd by our minister as hie led che congregation in the sing- ing of a popular jingle "Zaceheus Was A Very Little Man." He then told un hîs own words, a story by an ancient writer about David who thought a spider was useless and one day lie (David) hid in a' cave 10 avoid the jealous intent of King Saul and was able to escape because the cave entrance was covIered over by a spider's web and thankful David biessed the spider and lits Creator. The sermon was a real guide on "How lu Bring the Alienat- ed Person back into the community. OurMinister re- lated his, message to the Bible, Lesson of Zaccheus who was ahienated and ostracized be- cause he was' the underhand tax-collector with resulting riches. Today we are in simîlar circumstances due to modemn conditions with a loss of some of the power of the ministry of the church but if is the responsibility of one and al Who needs the healing ministry for mental, spiritual and,, physucal aluenation and NEWS, Sorry to report Mr. Lorne Lamb is in Bowmanville Hospital, with the shingles, we wish hlm a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. C. Avery and James were Thanksgivingý Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Angus King, Little Britain. Mr. and' Mrs. E.R. Taylor had Wed. supper with Mr. and Mvrs. wibur Troms, 1-urpie Hill. Miss Betty Wright, was recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright, Ponty- pool. Mr. and Mrs. C. Avery and James were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rekker, Newcastle, occa- sion of Mrs. Avery's birthday, congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Louîe Vols and girls, Oshawa were Saturday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. A. Werry 1s. Mr. -and Mrs. E.A. Werry and Bert were Sunday dinner guests of Mîr. and Mrs. W.C. Terry, Toronto' Mr. Frank Dorland is a Satient in O.G. Hospital, Good ealth soon Frank. Tuesday evening callers at E. Wright's were Mrs W. Sanderson, Oshawa, Mr. Ray Sanderson, Brooklin. 1Mr., and Mrs. Guy Marshall, Barton, N.S. were recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs. C. Avery 's. BLACK STO 0CK Please remember the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic on Thursday, Oct. 23 1:30 - 4:30 p.rn. and 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at Port Perry United Church Hall. Winners at the w,ýeekly Senior Citizens Tuesday even- ing card party were first Anne Manns, 93, second--Pearl Day, 89, third--Ralph Day, 87, fourth--Jack Cook, 84, fifth-- Ella Bowers, 83, sixth--Free- man McCuliough 81 andJ low prize Eunîce Ege. There were 19 tables and everyone enjoy- ed the evening. St. John's Anglican Church has had two successful and enjoyabie events recently. On Sunday, October l19th the Harvest Home service was held followed by a sumptuous dinner supplied by members of both Port Perry and Blackstock Anglican Chur- ches. On Friday evening the fali supper in the Parish Hall was well patrornzed., Recent guest of Mrs Wil- bert Archer was Mrs. Vin- cent Archer of Bowmanville. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Archer aIl of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Don Fleming and children of Oshawa. They were celebrat- ing Mrs. Archer's birthday. Congratulations., Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asseistine and family were Mrs. Yan'cin of Mississauga and Mrs. Poole of Belleville. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family, were Miss Sandra Walker, Oshawa and Mr. Jim McCau- ley of St. Mary's. Patti Bryans spent t he weekend wîth Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gay and Julie Lawson. Saturday night Mlr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans attended a wed- ding dance at Caningtoni for Mr. and Mrs. Grant Parlia- ment. Sunday ov'ernight guests were Mr. and Mýrs. Jim Bryans, Courtice. The H igh School libraryis open to the public beginning Oct. 21 from 7:00 to 8::30 p.m. charge for season is $1.00. Candace Unit The ýCandace Unit met on Tuesday miorning October 14 at the homne of Peggy Larmer.' Unit Leader Norma VanCamp opened the mieetinig and a short business oeriod follow- Pacer, THE wide small car, has more of everything for everybody. That's a b)g order. ButPacer fis it beautfiully. 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