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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvi]le, September 20, 1978 1Junior C Hockey Club Holds Success fui Septemberfest The Junior C Hockey Assn. staged their Septemberf est last weekend in Darlington Sports Complex with good crowds attending on the three nights. There was plenty of good food and entertainment. These photos showsome of the executive members ready to serve the customers and Fay Adams and his Coun-, try Hits providing some toe-tapping music on Friday night. Newtonville Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkie spent a few days last weék visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark at Deep River. Visitors with ýMrs. Lenaý Clysdale last Tuesday, (her birthday), included Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton of Orono- Mrs. Lena Graham, and Mrs. Jean Goode of Newcastle, and Mrs. Leone Lane. Mrs. Clysdale was a supperý guest with Mr.,and Mrs. Ray Tompkins, and family, and they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer later. Local ladies attew-ding the "Lucky Luncheon", held in Newcastle United Church Hall last Wednesday included, Bea Jones, Mary Jones, Inez Boughen, Janet Paeden, Dora DeSmit, Lena Clysdale and Queenie Fletcher. Spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Paeden last week were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paeden of Oscoda, Michigan. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F'aeden, of Costa Mesa, California who are holidaying with Mrs. D. Paeden in Bowmanville. Mr. George Lou of Brechin, Scotland was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. M, O'Neill. Sorry to have left out the name of Mrs. Leone Lane from those who were enter- tained at the dinner, a week ago Sunday, at Northumber- land Heights by Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jones. The other guests were Mrs. Bea Jones, whose birthday was being celebrated and Mr. and Mrs. truce Leuty, of ýPort Hope celebrating their Wedding Anniversary. Sorry the Editor wasn't able to read my writing! Our congratulations to Mr. Frank Stapleton, who was' named "Champion", of the Second Annual Auctioneering Contest held at La kefield last Saturday. Reserve Champion is Les Brîtton of iRoseneath. This was sponsored by Lake- field Agricultural Society. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilmer were Saturday afternoon vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon.Pethick at Enniskil-, len helping the, former to celebrate his ninety-fifth birthday, which occurred the day before. 1Miss Joy Vates was a visitor with Miss Kim Gilmer over the weekend. Last Friday, the Newcastle Senior Citizens were enter- tained at a Corn Roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cryderman, Bowmanville. Local people among the forty or so atteniding included MIr. and Airs, Ken. Fletcher, Mrs. Iva Farrow and MUiss Bernice Milligan, and all expressed their appreciation to their host and hostess for the deliciotis feast, and very enjoyable afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stac- ey, Joe and Sheila, returned Scouts Piclk Up Newspapers in Pape r Drive Bowmanville's Scouts and their helperswere busy Saturday morning collecting newspapers. ln this photo, a crew is unloading the papers and filling a semi-trailer truck parked in the lot of Specialty Paper Produets Limited. home Friday from a, three weeks' holiday trip out West to Saskatchewan about fifty miles east of Prince Albert. They visited Mrs. Stacey's, cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wittynek, of Archerville, which is about 150 miles, north of Regina. Mr. Stacey visited Humboît, Dafoe and Algrove where he was stationed years ago, Other places visited încluded Tisdale, Wrenyard, Watson, Raymore and York- ton. Going out, the Staceys travelled via Sault Ste. Marie and Kenora returning home via Parry Sound, with many pictures and souvenirs also pleasant memories of the great friendliness, of the West- ern people. Altogether, it was a very nlee tdiay for ail, though the main on the trip home dampened their enjoy- ment a bit.'Almost forgot to mention they also saw a great variety of wild animfaIs, in- cluding bull and cow moose in swimming, wolves, cougars, lynx and black bear and cubs. Mrs. Lena Clysdale wîtfl Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins, Robert and Shelly, Mrs. Iva Farrow and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow were among those attending the 55th Anni- versary Party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farrow held in Centenn ial Hall, Bowman- ville on Saturday evening. Our Congratulations! Margaret Elliott and'Penny Webster were the Greeters at our church door on Sunday rnorning. The flowers oný the piano, were given to Mrs. Bea Jones in honor of her recent birthday, by hier grandchild- ren while those at the altar were from the Harris-Smith wedding on Saturday after- noon. Rev. E. Schiamerhorn, of Bowmanville was our speaker and his theme "The Church", gave us food for thought. The choir sang. the old favorite "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms", with Violet Gilmer at the organ, in the absence of Myrtie Kloster. WE'R'ECOMING HOME!! To our home town, where we started almosi 25 years ago, in a homemade wooden greenhouse at 18 Miii Lane in the northern, part of the town. It is with pleasure to announce the opening of our 4th Floral Shoppe right in our home town, at 31 King St., West (beside Riclcaby's). Opening 10 o'clock Frîday mor- ning September 29, 1978 (opening regardless of King Street' construction). Watch for our Grand Opening. SOON 4 STORES STRONG VAN BELLE Council To Visit Museum Town council will be visiting the Bowmanville Museum in the near future to view the extensive repairs and improvements the museumn has undergone in the last two years. At the request of the Bowmanville Museum Committee, council authonized the town manager to arrange a suitable date for the visit. "Since a number of councillors have neyer visited the property and haven't seen the interior improvements completed this year"', the committee said in a letter to council "a formal invitation to have council visit in a body might be an enlightening and pleasant experience for each inember.%'The visit will also provîde councillors with the necessary background of information needed to assist them when wrestling with town grants each year. "We think you will be pleased with what you see and proud of the town of Newcastle property,'" the Museum Committee said. Revolving Charge Plan No service charge at ail if paid in full in 30 days. 1.75 per cent per month <21 per cent per annunil if extended. For example, if your original balance is Up to $100.00 then your requir- ed monthly payment is only $1500 and your service charge on an outstanding balance of $100.00 is oniy $1.75 which will reduce as the balance reduces. gumitke- Cwkt ond Dàpe 37 King St. E c(-9fd. 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