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.-90th Birthday 9th Birthday Mrs. Vera Mountjoy 'Congratulations are extend- ed to Mrs. Vera Mountjoy who observed bier ninetieth. brthday on Friday, July 28.. In lhonour of tbis unique occasion thbe Ladies' Aid of the Preshyterian Churcb, bosted a ýl)rthday party for Mrs. :Mountjoy wbo was çleligbted Vto welcome tbem to hêr home. ther guests were a neigbbour ,Mrs. Arthur McColl, bier sister l»'-law, Mrs. Charles Briggs and bier niece Mrs. Merlin Suggitt. In the evening, Miss Alice and Miss Ethel Dodds of '.Port Perry called to extend Congratulations. Tbursday 'Visitors were Mrs. Murray ,Coates, Mrs. John Coates and ]Satie, R.R. Port Perry ~(nieces). -The honoured guest was the recipient of a basket of fruit ~and a box of candy from the ihurcb group. She aiso, received several flower arrangements, a pot of mumis ~and numerous cards. Several pictures were taken. A tasty lunch and birtbday cake added to thelfestive occasion. -Mrs. Mountjoy, the former 'Vera Siemon and Mr. Lorenzo Mountjoy were married at the home of lier parents, Mr., and jMrs. Tom Siemon, Haydon, October 29, 1930. Following, Mr. Mountjoy's deatb in 1963 she bas continued to live alone in tbe samne home to wbich sbe came as a bride. Mrs. Mountjoy is a member tbe Presbyterian Cburch. Inne one erfo h age of five, she was taken to concerts where she entertaizi ed with numerous recitations. She continued witb bier ,élocution capabilities iËok a tiumber of years. snhe is a remarkable lady and èontinues to enjoy visits from friends. Her neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee and Çlifford bave 1brougbt sunshine and bappiness into ber life as they are always there and each day, they say ý'Hi" to bier. 'We say "bats off" to tbis gentle lady wbo bas weathered the rigours of life and may she continue to have peace and contentment, eacb- and every day, among friends and relatives. N4estieton United Church Annual Decoration In the United Churcb Service the Annual Memorial Service was observed on Sunday, August 20, at 2:30 p.m. SReverend Vctor Parsons, in his prayer, paid tribute to the nmemory of deceased loved ones to wbich we owe a great &.eal. We must remember that we tili fields that we did not clear, we drink from wells that we did not dig, we live in 'ni houses that we did not build and we have service in thiç church that was built by others. Mr. Parsons extendeda welcome to ail and introduced the guest minister Reverend Jerry Hofstetter of Peterbor- ough, formerly of Janetville, Yelverton Mount Horab Pastorate. Reverend Hoffstette: expressed bis pleasure -a being present, once again, on this special occasion. He introduced the ladies fron Janetville Who were responsible for the music for the day. Ruth Skuce orLranist. Helen Fry and Margaret Armstrong who sang tw( beautiful duets "In the Garden" and "Be Stili My Soul." For bis message Reverenc Hoffstetter chose "Memorials" as the theme foi his message reading Josbua 3:5-17, 4:1-24 and II Peter 1: 10-21. The twelve tribes of Israel took twelve stones froni the River Jordan and carried them to where they lodged for the night. These stones shahl be a memorial that the waters of the Jordan were cut off when the Priests carried the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord across and tbey walked on dry ground. They were ruemorials to the, Power of God, His mighty acts. Today we think of loved ones and the Memorial stones we have erected to their memory. Tbey may mean an empty chair, an empty pew, the memory of a laugh, a steadying band, a reprimand. These memorials lose their significance if we do flot tbink of what they stand for - the spirit and love of the people for wbicb tbey were erected. A sun-dial bad a museum built over it to protect it. It was useless unless exposed to the sun's rays. We too must be exposed to life and its hazards. People are storebouses fromn which to remember - recali former days but do'not linger in the past. Live today the way, our ioved ones lived each day. Share your life today showing courage and love. Offering was received by Mr. Grant Campbell and Mr. Norman Mairs. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee and Clifford were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weston and Allan 'of Hampton. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Freelove of Peterhorougb, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Brown and grand- cildren Sharri and Steven Brown of Bowmanville. Miss Gail Malcolm returned home on Sunday following three weeks vacation with bier cousins at Iroquois Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lee, D13bbie and David spent tbree weeks at tbeir summer home at Green's Lake. This past weekend tbey returned to the cottage and bad as guests Mrs. Lee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McColl and Mr. and Mrs. Jim- Reeves of Osbawa. HAYDON Miss Beth Ashton, Peter- borougb, spent the weekend at bier home. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Graham, Bowmanviile, were Sunday dinner guests and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Asbton, Oshawa, and Mr. Frank Neilsen, Enniskillen, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, Allan and Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Deibert Potts and family, Cornwall, Miss Kim Lewis, Ottawa, Mr. Bill Potts, Port Elgin, spent a few days witb Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts. Mr. Delbert Martin baving spent a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts, ieft on Monday morning -for Wellsville, N.Y. -Mr. and Mrs. Gien Martyn, Austrajians Lead Pack utMosport Race August 22, 1978 Judge R.B. Baxter presided with acting crown attorney G. Pollitt and Duty Counsel K. VanNest. Same Day Transport Ser- vice, 490 Waterloo St., Oshawa was charged February 24 'did operate. a vebicle in conjunction witb a tractor trailer witb a number plate not issued for that vebicle.,' It was in absentia. The fine was $50 and costs in default 5 days. Bench warrants were to be issued for George RAoy and Bruce Buffin. John Vanderleeuw, 23, 1288 Pentland, Oshawa, pleaded 'guilty' to driving on June 13 after consuming over .08. He was driving west on Taunton Rd. Tests were .19 and .18. The fine was $200. and costs in default 10 days. ,Donald Fee, 17, R.R. 2, Blackstock, pleaded 'guilty' to the possession of marijuana on April 21. The fine was $100. and costs, in default 5 days. Thomas George Yeo, 17, Hampton, pleaded 'guilty' to underage drinking. Const. Scbumacber checked a vehicle. The judge told Mr. Yeo, "thereiwas no need to be in a hurry about drinking." The fine was $35 and costs, in default 3 days. 303604 Ontario Ltd. R.R. 2, Newtonville, througb one of its officers, pleaded 'guilty' to failing to file a return to tbe revenue bureau for 1977 following a demand. His counsel said returns are being made ready -by tbe auditors. The fine was $50 and costs, in defauit distress. Mark Hall, 21, 120 Northview, Wbitby, was charged June il at Concession 9 sîderoad, Newcastle 'witb failing to report damage.' He pleaded 'guilty'. He failed to negotiate a left hand turn and took out some wire fencing. The car was a write off. The fine was $35 and costs, in default 3 days. Wm. Bint, 34, 73 Lawrence ('res. Bowmanville, pleaded 1guilty' to driving after consumnfg over .08 on June 6. I le was eastbIound on 401 and Passe( a t raci or t rai 1er and side swij>ed eaclî other. 'Jhree tests were .18, AF) ani .17. The~ fine wals $150, and (osts in (kf2ault 7 days, Ed<>uardo 1De Aîaa 184 Fa i nune, Agi ncourni waIs (ha rged .1 illy 28 1h1 a la n (Cont nul alfler (.oll0111 i iig over .08.' I l(e ple;I(le<t hiiIl y ' I le xvas pa rked on itle s ide ol'401. 'lest s were :.3. The fIine was $200. and cosis in delanît 10 days. iiniiie E. Giardner, 17, 14 Sunrise Dr. Blackstock, was placed on probation f'or two ycars af'ter pleading 'guilty' to thrco' charges 'following an OPP investigation of incidents in the Blackstock area. He is to make restitution in the amount of $70. He is to report once a monthto the probation officer. Raymond C. Cochrane, 18, R.R. 2, Blackstock, pleaded 'guilty' to one charge following the OPP invest- TH E OLYRBLMWITH MAKING' SUPER DEALS ON NEW CARS FINDING YUSEFOVERSTOCKED WITH USED CARS. TUA T'S JUST WHAT KAPPENED To US,-AT MucDONALD FORD and AGAIN, YOU END UP THE WINNER. Take advantage of our usod Car situation and pick up a great dal on a'n The Canadlian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 23, 1978 15 Sissýued to Jean Purdy and Roy Neads. Georgraphy, Art and SAgriculture to Borea Murdof f 4 and Alex Crombie. ~ Newcastle citizens greatly regret the prospective removal fromn the village of the J. Anderson Smith Co. î manufacturing business. Their new location will be on Dundas Street, West, Toronto. District Governor Charles Buchanan,, Toronto paid his officiai, visit to Bowmanville "'" Rotary Club on Friday. Messrs. John and George Armstrong Wallace Sesson and Dr. F. Cutteil or Orono motored to Pigeon River for a day's fishing, returning with five very choice maskanonge. Mr. Allan Barr, well known Toronto artist and portrait painter, and family, are holidaying this week at one of Dr. Carveth's cottages, New- castle. 25YEARS AGO Thursday, August 27th, 1953 A by-law to close a 46 foot by 29 foot portion of the Smart Street road allowance at the lakefront for the purpose of buliga pumping station on itwspssed by Bowmanville Town Council at a special meeting last Friday night. Sympatby is extended to Mrs. E. Strutt and Mr. R. McLaughlin, Enniskillen, on the death of their aunt Mrs. Ed. Cain, Pontypool. The Brans Band from Evangel Temple, Toronto, played at the regular service at the Chapel-On-The-Hili, the i Misses Madlyn Wilcox, Gala Rogers, Jean Cun~ningham and Helen Nelles, have re- tund rrnamooti ln Alan Jones and Warwick Brown of Australia captured first and second places in the Can-Am race heats at Mosport on Sunday without much difficulty, while Gregg Pickett of California defeated the favorite Ludwig Heimrath of Toronto in the Trans-Arn race on Saturday. These pictures show Jones' Chaparral Lola on the track and bèing given some final adjustments. Statesman phoétographer Rick James strayed a littie from the cars and found a live charmer who posed prettily for his camera. Anderson, Por't Hope, visited Mrs. Mildred Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin on Tuesday. Mrs. Kathy Mitchell, Hampton, visited Mrs. Mildred Anderson. Mrs. Jack McQuade, Oshawa, Mrs. Ron Luke, Hampton were Wednesday visitors at the Arthur Trewin home. Mr. Gordon Dudley, Sarnia, spent tbe weekend witb Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain, Mrs. Dudley and Neil, baving spent a couple of weeks witb Mr. and Mrs. W. Swain, returned home witb ber busband on Sunday. Àr. and AS/frs. Wilbur Biack- burn and family attended the Foley family pîcnic at H aydon Community Centre on Sunday. Miss Mary Potts is visiting frieiids in Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham, Haydon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potts, Charlene and Cbristopber, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Graham, Craig, Darren and Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. H. Crossman enjoyed a picnic supper at Mr. and Mrs.- Ray Cameron's, Pontypool on Sunday. The occasion, Mrs. Crossman'1s birthday. TYRONE Over twenty-one tables were in play at the Friday evening euchre witb resuits as follows: lst Greta Cameron, 2nd Ethel Gibbs, 3rd Bert Gibson, 4th Earl Prescott, 5tb Freda Ashton, 6th George Buckley. Ladies low Edith Burgess, mens low Lionel Byam. 50-50 draw Ethel Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs' attended the two day Senior Citizens Club convention at Queens University, Kingston, Ontario last week. Over seven bundred delegates represent- ed over nine hundred and fift-y Back-to -School HAIR DESIGNING Let Kutn'Kuri style your children's haïr to suit their face and life style. WewiII show them how to care for their hairin an easy way that you'II appreciate. Don't wait until the Iast week! appointment today. q 4~. 400 '~2 i 4 4 i Make an ""We Have Children's Rates"'ý Klut 'n'Kurl 71 KING STREET EAST, BO WMANVILLE P H-9N E 623-5019 clubs with a total of two bundred and forty thousand members in Ontario. Over sixty resolutions were deait with. Miss Melanie Justice, Richmond Hill, spent a few days with ber great-uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Alldread. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Justice, David, Sharon and friend, Richmond Hill, Mrs. Dave Alldread, Bowmanville, Mr. Russell Alldread, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Welsh and Adrian, Bowman- ville, Mrs. Harvey Strong, Salem, Mrs. Evelyn Alldread, Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hendry and Emily, spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. George Alldread, on Suniday, August 20, 1978. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Gaskin and Mark, West Hill, were Saturday visitors of the Alldreads. Mr. and Mrs. George Trueman, Tommy and Cathy, Sackville, N.B., will be spending a few days with their uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Alldread, arriving on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Hoar attended the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Droulis (nee Lorraine White) at Darlington Marina. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Hoar vîsited friends in Baia over the weekend. Friends and relatives joined Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaneyk in celebration of their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday evening, August 19, 1978. Church service will be ai. 10:30 arn. jointly with Ennis- killen at Tyrone Church on August 27th. Please note thai Sunday School will resumne on September IOth at 10:00 ar. different than previ(>usly reported. l'w( leaders are neeÇl' or the ', faIt unit, of' 411 I tomemaki ng topit "Essenfi al Edibles.'l'naining school for sarne is.two days, Sepienuber 5th and.61h or Sepierober 7th and 8ih, 1978. Contact. Mrs. Paul Vaneyk or Home Economisi, Miss Linda Caldwell at the Agriculture Office. 49 VEARS AGO Thursday, August 22nd, 1929 1Mrs. T. W. Cawker, accom- panied by ber son Charlie, He was placed on probation for two years, to keep the peace and be of good behaviour, to report once a month to probation officer. He is not to associate witb 2 others involved in the offence. Mathew Cross, 19, R.R. 1, Nestieton, was charged July 29 'did commit tbe, offence of failing to remain' in the township of Scîigog. He pleaded,'guiilty'. _He failed to stop at 7A Highway, crossed the road onto a lawn and left the scene. He admitted going too fast. Restitution is to be made for the lawn damage, The fine was $100., and costs in default 5 days. Randy Lupel, 18, 1140 Mary St. Apt. 409, Oshawa, pieaded 'guilty' to causing a disturb- ance on July 21. Const. Bonsma observed him on the bridge at King St. W., Bow- manville. The fine was $75 and turnMdcfhogan, otrOtarp and Ottawa. Mrs. Geo. W. James is representing the Statesman at tbe 34th annual convention of the G.W.N.A. being beld in Saskatoon, Sask. On the way home she wili visit friends and relatives in Winnipeg. Tom Cowan's Harvesters won their best three out of five semi-final series in Town League Softball action against the 607 team iast Thursday, tbree games straight, and will now meet the winner of Bill's Billiards and Local 397 for the titie. Harry Snowden, Gord Sellers, Dqn Gilbooly and Ted Hoar brougbt in runs for the winners. John Rice, Ev. King and Bert Snowden scored for' sang a fine solo, at the fareweli presentation party for Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison, by the members of Trinity Church in the Sunday School rooms on Monday night. Mr. Morrison bas been appoindted City Inspector of Brantford Public Scbool. Dr. V. H. Storey's office will be closed from Wednesday, Aug. 7th to Saturday, August 3lst. Certificates for British History, Art and Agriculture for Form 1, B.H.S, have been NOW OPEN FAYE'S RECORD and BOOK EXCHA4NGE Mon. - Fri. 10:00 c.m. - 8:00 p.m. 1Sot. 10:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 1976 FORD RANGER XLT PI CKU P V-8, automatic, power steer- ing and a luxury interior. Lic. D3634 1975 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DOOR Very clean and ful-ly power equipped including factory air. Lic. JFC024 1972 CHEV. BELAIR 4 DOO R A weII kept car, fully certifjed and ready to go. Lic. DZV415 A-i ued vehicle this weekl 1973 PINTO RUNABOUT Ideal second car and priced to seli1 th is week. Lic. EA0744 1975 MUSTANG Il GHIA V-6 power and 4 speed transmission in this Iuxury sports model. Li c. J NP369 1976 TORINO 2 DOOR HARDTOP Limited edition model with special interior and half vinyl roof finished in polar white with sport wheel covers. THE TERRIFIC YEAR-END DEALS ON 1978 MOD)ELS ARE> STILI AVAILABLE BUT PLEASE .. . HELP US MOVE THESE USED'CARS! REMINDER ... ONTARIO SALES TAX RETURNS TO 7 PER CENT OCTOBER 8,1978. 219 King Street East ~' I __ ___ ____ ___ ___623-4481 1974 CAPRI 2 DOOR European styling and per- formance with great 4-cylinder economy. Lic. J NN475 1973 NOVA 2 DOOR 6 cylinder stick provides terfcbasic transportation. Lic. EYM970 1975 COMET 2 DOOR Styling, performance and economy ail in one compact package. Provincial Court 44-- le