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10, The Canadian Statesman, Bowflbanville, February 22. 1976 One-Year-Oid on- Feb. 3rd' Hi! My name is Nicole Catherine Maybury. 1 was one-year-g1d on Feb. 3rd, 1976. My mommy and daddy are Judy. and Barry Maybury of Bowmanville. B ETH ANýY NEW S _Mrs. Ina Palmer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Palmer and boys, Peter- borough, last Sundny. Mrs. Mildred Bristow was visiting witb Mrs. Rhoda Johnston, Peterborough, last weekend. Reeve George Neals nnd bis wife, Mae, along with Mr. Lorne Curtin and Mrs. Normne Propp were at the 44tb Annual Conference of Ontario Assoc- iation of Rural Municipalities held at the Royal York in Toronto onFebruary 8 - 10.' This conference's second general session was on "Plan- ning in rural Ontario"~ and "1mobil c homes - bere to stay"~. The Guild of St. Paul's, B.ethany, bopes everyone bas seen the posters for their Bake S'FEtd Mb/A 7 TIG Bf A SE! SA T/ON, "WEZL GIVE AN' EST/IMA TE WI/THOIII Lo& IGA T/Oj>-/y- S4-ARVEY ORONO 983-5206 ESSO HOME HEAT SERVICE Sale on the weekend. Also, take a look at the posters concerning the musi- cal group "Cartwright Sound". This group is com- prised of- ten children (nine girls and one boy) ail in grade eigbt who are very talented singers. They have just made a recording for C.B.C. (so I bave been told) and they are going to be singing la the Parish Hall on Friday even- ing. See the posters as to the time, and charge. Bowling <Mixed League resuits are as follows: Ladies High Single - Jean Tripp, 224; Mens Higb Single - Pete Borrow, 267; Ladies High Triple - 559; Mens Higb Triple - Pete Borrow, 729, Games over 200 - Steven McGill, 261; Fred Marshall - 227, 212, 209; Sandra Ashby, 223; Rene Smelt - 210; Ken Sinclair, 204; Vern Little Sr., 204. Ladies Afternoon Bowling High 'Lady - Bunny Am- brose, Runner up - Hlda Bigelow., St. Paul's A.C.W. The A.C.W. of St. Paul's, Betbany enjoyed a lîîncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. Ina Palmers. Mrs. Vera Smith gave the opening exercises emphasizing the need for sulent prayer in our lives. Rev. and Mrs. Chatterton were welcomned as, were two) new mebersM-.GQi o son anIdMs.Hlenith - Thank you letters were rea d from shut-ins, Sisters for stamps and for a donation sent to Live Crusade. Mrs. Marion Wood and Mrs. Loraine Smith will represent St. Paul's at the Peterborough Deanery workshop on Wed., Feb. 18.' Final details were arranged for the World Day of Prayer on Mar. 5 in St. Paul's when Bethany and Pontypool United Churches' will join in a program. Mrs.1 Helen Ficko will be guest speaker. A special invitation is extended to ail ladies to attend. As a, Centennial project, a guest book for the church will be purchased. Our warden, Chris Wood, will be' the welcoming member for Feb. and March.ý A banner for Centennial year is being designed by Mrs. Jane Siss- more, and a flag is being presented by Mrs. Pene Smelt. 1 St. Paul's will host a "quiet day" for the church members of churches in the surrounding area of, the diocese on Tues., Mar. 22 starting at 10:30 ar. Mrs. Marium Doveli, will be the guest speaker.' Starting March 10, special Lenten Services will be held in the home of members. The topic that will receive special consideration will be the changes in the rites of baptism and communion. Flannelette was purchased to be made into pyjamas which will later be sent in the bale. An invitation was gladly accepted to attend the tea and bake sale being held this week by the Guîld of St. Pauls in the Parish Hall. 1 The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Loraine Smith. Women's Institute The February meeting of the Bethany Women's Insti- tute was opened by 'the president, Mrs. Hector Mor- ton, followed by the Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and the Lord's Prayer.1 The roll caîl "Wbat are you doing to conserve energy'?" was answered by all the members and visitors present. The answers were very useful hints and reminders of how to save fueland hydro in our homes, but as one lady said "don't tura down the heat and turn up the electric blanket on retiring for the nigbt". Mrs. Carolyn Porteous, sec- retary-treasurer, read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved as rend, the financial statement, and correspondence from the Thermognaph Fund, Trent- way Tours, F.W.I.O. Officers Conference, and Mrs. Herb Meluskie, the president. 1A discussion period followed resulting in Mrs. Belle Smith, being our delegate for the Officers Conference. The group decided not to go to the Flower, Show via Trentway BsTours as tbey would have to fuii a 'bus wihwould v,îrtually be impossible wth so much else happening at this time. They also decided thatý ns the group bas already sent a donation and a number of ladies have given a donation of their own, there is, tô be no One-Year OIcI on Feb. 24th This happy youngster is Lee-Anne Knox who celebrated her first birthday on February 24th, 1976. Her parents are Brian and Faye Knox of Bowmanville, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Myles, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. John Knox, Solina, great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Myles, Orono and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm, Brougham. furtber donation at thiý time to the Tbermograpb Fund in Peterborough. The ladies were asked to cater to the retirement party inihonour of Mn. Mel Wright, Manvers Township Fine Chief, wbicb is to be on Feb. 21, in the Township Hall, Bethany, starting at 8 p.m. ý The ladies were invited to the Betbany Atbletic Associa- tion meeting to be held on Wed., Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. in the Township Hall, Betbany. Mrs. Murray Smith was the program convenor and gave the motto "Baby it's Cold outside"'. Mrs. J. Neals and Mrs. R. Jarvest commented on "Ways to save'energy"~ with many useful hints. Mrs. V. Jackson rend excerpts from a paper on Solar Energy, a new way of hnrnessing energy from the sun and used to beat homes. Mrs. M. Smitb then told everyone "how to keep themselves wnrm with- out turning up the heat'", mainly by dressing n littie warmer around the bouse. The next meeting is on the afternoon of March 10. Every- one is to, meet at Mrs., A. Scott's at 1 p.m. for the meeting and then tour the Maple Leaf Milîs at Cavan after. Just a reminder, please don't bave dessert witb your lunch as the ladies of the group la charge are providing, it at the meeting; also, the' Mental Healtb pennies are being collected at the samè meeting. The meeting was closed with the singing of tbe "Queen"' and the Institute grace. Mrs. R. Ryley tbanked the group in charge for the program and the lovely lunch. Senior Citizens The Golden Star Senior Citizens beld an interesting meeting despite the damp weather and slippery ronds. The quote "you cannot sprinkle the perfume of happiness upon others witbout spilling a feW drops upon yourselt " was given by the president, Mrs. Belle Smith after the new theme song was sung, accompanied by Mrs. Violet Carr. Mrs. Wiifred Strong, sec- retary rend the minutes of the last two meetings. A special birthday greeting was given to Mrs., Lyla Kerr, who will be ninety years "Iyoung" on Sunday, Feb. 22. An invitation wns given by the Kerr family to attend the open bouse in ber bonour on Sat. evening Feb. 21 at 8 p.m. in tbe Parish Hall. Mrs. Kerr's alert mind and happy disposition makes ber a favorite with al fellow senior citizens. We wish to extend congratulations to another "young" member, ýMrs. Winnifred Spencer, who will be ninety-two years on Saturdny. These two ladies are a credit to our community and we wisb them many more years of good bealtb and happiness. Dart games stnrted today - group one versus gnoup seven, witb group one the. victors. This game should serve a few minutes of fun for us. Most attractive identifica- tion pins were distributed. The club donated one to encb member, but if a member fails to wear the pin at a meeting, tbey will be paying n ten cent penalty. A quilt wns finishedtoy and many canty stitcnes make it an attractive article. Our library is popular among many members, but anyone wishing to share their paperbaceks will be very mucb appreciated. Due to the inclement wea- ther, Mr. Dixon of Biock and Block Income Tax was unable to attend the meeting and the two car loads fromn Omemee Senior Citizens also sent thein, regrets. However, Mr. Dixon gave an invitation to anyone to phone in to bis office (743-3641) with any questions tbey xish nnswered. Also C.K.L.Y. radio station bas an hours answer- ing service re: income tax.. Witb three meetings in March, Mrs. Winnifred Strongs group decided to use March 31 for a trip. TrnveI- Bethany Beats' Skyloft in Alpine Racing In Al pine racing Sat. Feb. lth, Betbany Ski Club defeat- ed Skyloft by a score of 119 to 91. Jan de Pencier of Betbany took first place. la any i reene League, BetbanSClub tok teafis tbree positions but on the over all score were edged but by three points by Devils El bow 114 to 111. Results were - Rob Reed BSC, 78.8 seconds, Rick Nel- son BSC, 79.1 seconds, Steve Hill BSC, 82.3, Dan Doig D.E., 83.9 seconds, Anita Huizinga D.E., 85.9 seconds, MiE Stewart D.E., 86.5 seconds. At Mont Tremblant on February 6tb, Patrick Upper B.S.C. quaiified for a Gold Medal in the Standard Weeldy Racé wbile bis sisten Aimee won n silver as did Mangie Lech. Brother David Lech is doing very well in the Pontiac Cup races with an over-ali third standing. David learned to ski at Bethany. Keep your y eye on him. i ways bas arrnnged an inter- w esting trip to Scýrborough Si Shopping Centre and aiso the Bý C.B.C. television studio to see G: the Bob McLean Show. The bus will lenve tbe Panîsh Hall, Bethnny, at 9 a.m. and travel tbrougb Cavan and down 115 bwy. arriving at C.B.C. at 11:30 a.m., inter lunch at the Scarborough Square and shopping and tour of the aren and leave for home nround 4 p.m. Plense inform youn telephone convenor if you wish to take tbis trip. Mrs. Ruth Tnaynor's group caused hilanity nmong tbe members, when Mrs. Ethel Ponter and Mrs. Aima Pudsey. directed n Valentine heart game. Pete Borrow obtained the most number of hearts and- Emery Smith came n close second. Seven tables of~ eucbhre, with lunch following, concluded the afternoon's entertain- ment;; winners wene Mrs. Belle Smith and Mr. Ken Syen. Mrs. Jean Capeling1 and Mrs. Iva Porteous displayed crafts completed - some of wbich was sold, and othen remnants of material were taken by ladies to be made into articles to be sold at a fali bazaar. Mrs. Cnpeling is to be commented for the beautiful samples of beads she bas made and the effort she is dispinying to make crafts interesting to senior citizens. Skiing resuits in the Nancy Greene League,, Saturday, Valentine's Day ChiId Hi! I'm Cher Marie Braybrook. My mommy is Jeanee Braybrook and my grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Braybrook. My godmnother is Miss P'am Browxr, ail of Bowmanville. 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