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4 The Canadian Statesmian, Bowmanville, April 14, 1976 NJewtonvlle, Several of our local ladies attended the Tupperware Demonstration at, the home of Mrs. Iva Farrow, on Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday afternoon, a "Daffodil Luncheon" was held at the home of Mrs. Hubbard, in Bowmanville, in aid of the Cancer Fund. Local people attending included Mrs. Bea Jones, Mrs. Leone Lane, Mrs. Hazel Irwin, Mrs. Violet Gilmer, Mrs. Acey Farrow, Mrs. Bernice Henderson, and Mrs. Ruth Perrin. Messrs. Ken Fletcher and Frank Gilmer were among the World War 1i Veterans preseat at the annual Vimy Annivers- ary dinner, in Port Hope Legion's Hall, Thursday after- noon. Several from this area attended "Open House," at Clarke High School, Wednes- day evening, among them Mrs. Queenîe Fletcher, and Mrs. Bea Jones. Convenors of NewtonvilleO Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Wood, Newcastle on Wednesday OEh afternoon, preparing their yearly reports and arranging the various groups for the coming year. The annual meeting will be held on Wed. April 21 at the home of Mrs. Madeline Buckley, Newcastle, beginning with a pot-luck luncheon at 12:30 p.m. CorneR As no speaker was available MKD- for our Senior Citizen meeting M ED at the school on Thursday afternoon -a few of the P o'l members met at the Gilmer home for an hour or more of Card Playing ending in theSH usual way, with the "Coffee and Cookie Break": CUT FROM Attending the Masonic "Ladies Night", at the Legion evening, were Mr. and Mrs. CUT FROM Walter Kiers, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Maclnnis and Mr. and Mrs. M. O'Neill. B la Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilmer were among those enjoying BNLS the 27th Annual Barbershop "Llarmony Show," The Horse- view Collegiate Auditorium, Oshawa on Friday evening.STR A On Saturday night, Mr. andSTRPA Mrs. Jim Adams attended the same show in the same place off erings of "The Dukes of Harmony", from Toronto of PIEO which their son is a member. This talented group one of the biggest and best of theB o Barbershop Choruses, are preparing for their trip to San Francisco and later on for a tour of Great Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott ______ were Saturday evening visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Don' Vinkle. Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred HOT Henderson were Mr. and Mrs. AIf Perrin. Supper guests with Mr., and pK!1ýG 0 F Mrs. Don Vinkle, on Saturday 6 were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmer of Cameron and Mrs. Agnes Burley. PKG 0F 12 Mr. and Mrs.' Trueman $ 1 Hlenderson spent Saturday 11 evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sid ______ Brown. Greeters at our Church AEPR R door, Sunday morning were PANEORPARER Jessie and Roy Best and the LI RW4A themne of Rev. Montgomery'sTwnR ls p sermon was "Ride on-Ride owi Ril o die". Instead of the usual PLAIN, POPPY SFED,« anthem by, the, choir our French Rolis o minister sang an enjoyable solo "The Stranger of JANE PARKER-SLICED Galilee".Br d6: Remember our U.C.W. 6 r1001 Good Friday service in Newt- B ui-a rca onville Church at 2:30 p.m. JANE PARKER-DELICI with Rev. E. Schamerhorn of k St. Paul's United Church, a t rL l Bowmanville as guest speaker. Special music by Marlene Stacey and Mary Vinkle and later refreshfments will he served downstairs. Everyone welcome, gentle- men-as1well a ldie. solist and Rev. Montgormery with the Spoken Word. Attend- SCOTT BATHROC, ing from Newtonville were, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jones, Mrs, C o t to0 Dora DeSmit, Mrs. Janet CHOCOLATE FUDE Paeden, Mrs. Iva Farrow, Mrs. Mary Vinkle, Mrs. D e Sandra Mclnnes, Mr. 'and MAPLE LEAF Mrs. S. Lancaster, Mrs. Qtieenie Fletcher, Mrs. V. Zeatsma, Mrs.* Dorothy C uâagn Stapleton, Mrs. Marlene ASSORTED FLAVC Stacey, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilmer. 1Jeu!l -O Mr. and Mrs. Scotty PREPARED Murray of Oshawa were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Hieiniz Mrs. Ken Fletcher.'SETMXDO Mr. and Mrs. MelvilleSWEMXDOI Jones and Mrs. Beèa Jones B k' were in Lindsay, Monday, attending the funeral of their cousin, Mr. Hartlev Rodman OcU» lum qMiff- Oc I'