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in Thor.. nqinn Sttesmain. Rwmanville, May 16, 1979 Kendal Eagles- Looking Forward to Big Season Best wishes to Mm. and Mrs. Clifford Cuff e who celebmate tbelw 36th wedding anniver- sary on May 17. Mr. and Mrs. John Rickard, Woodville visited with village friends recently. Mrs. Bessie Dean entertain- ed tbe Ladies Euohre Club last Monday. M. and Mrs. Alden Pollard, Oshawa and Mm. and Mrs. Elmer Pollard, Courtice were Motber's Day visitors with Mrs. Rachel Dennis. M. and Mms. Hamold Wood, Oshawa, Mm. Stewart Wood and Linda, Oono and Mm. and Mrs. George Felgate, Union- ville were Sunday supper guests of their mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. M. and Ms. Reid Wood, Newtonville weme evening visitors.. Sunday visitors with M. Charles Cowan were bis sister Mrs. Daniels and son Neil, Oshawa. Mm. Charles Thackemay, a former resident of the village is ecovering fom a broken hip and is a patient in Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, Sunnyside Avenue, Toronto. Mrs. Kathleen Kimbail and daugbter Joan Norton visited on Sunday nfternoon with Mr. and Mms. Jack Kimbali, Port Granby. YEL VEi Congratulations are extendi- ed to M. and Mms. Stephen Semcszyszyn (nee Norma Cain) who weme mamied in Yelveton United Church on Saturday afternoon followed by the reception and dinner in Yelveton Church Hall. Nomma is the only daughtem of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cain and Stephen is the only son of Mm. and Mrs. Gary Semcszyszyn,, both of this Yelverton - Janetville aen. In the evening the wedding dance was held in Janetville Community Hall. The newlyweds will reside in n Lindsay apartmnent followi-rg thieir marriage. Yel.ve-to)n U.C.W. catemed for the oast beef dinner for the 150 guests present for the wedding. Yelverton U.C.W. The Yelverton U.C.W. met on May 3md at 4 p.m. in the Sundny Scbool oom of the churcb. Following the singing of the Ode, Mms. Ralpb Pf oh convened the Devotionni. The scipture reading was taken from Mark Chaptem 9:33-36 and Chapter 10 verses 13-16. Linda used the same omdem of service that had been used at the Bay of Quinte Conference worship service. "An open letter to God" wns epeted in unison. The rol caîl was answemed by 15 members each giving one of the buman igts of the child. The minutes "of the lnst meeting were rend and approved. The Trensurer reported a substantial pofit from serving lunch at the recent local famm auction. Plans- were made for improved facilities for the Sunday School supplies. It was decided to have a Fisb Pond at the fortbcoming Pomk BBQ to be held in June. All U.C.W. members have tickets fom ndvance sale for this new venture., The next meeting bas been moved ahead one week to May 31st and will be held in Lindsay at wicb time the ladies will tour Amc Industries. A poem on "Cniiaren" was rend by Mms, Murray Malcolm. A pot luck supper in the churchhall was enjoyed by l Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnson spent Saturdny at the Rumbles' Drug Store, Nom- wood, while Glenda ,and Brian and Krista and is'mother, Georgina, went to Caledonin to visit great-grandmotber. On the Rumbles' return, they were Mother's Day luncheon guests of the Johnson's. Patients in Oshawa General Hosital include Kari Weyrich, Mrs. Nettie Butlem and Mrs. Christena Selby. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brenton Rîcknrd.enjoyed a motor trip to Niagara Falls on Sundny. Magnolia and flowering crab trees and spring'flowems were, geatly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Lnrry Potter and fnmily and Miss Noeen Davis were Mvother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cuffe. Mr. and Mrs. Keitb Tînling, Mississauga, were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Scott. Mothe's Day visitors with the Scott's were Miss Cindy Scott, Osbawa, Miss Cathy Scott, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott, Lorraine and Justin, Little Britain. ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade on Sturday evening attended the Veterans' Nigbt Banquet of the I.O.O.F. at Beaverton present wnich included the Sunday School cildren and sevemal parents. The tables were tnstefully decorated for the occasion witb brigbt sping flowers by Sunday Scbool Superintendent Mrs. Hazel Gray and hostess Mrs. Bruce Foote and Mrs. Audrey Brown. Following the supper, Mrs. Gray directed a program in wich the cildren participat- ed which was both interesting and informative. It gave the adults present an insight into wha t is being nccomplisbed in the Sunday Scbool. The vnious works of art of the children were displnyed around the room for inspec- tion. A new portable record player that was provided in memory of Mr., James Shackleton was officially dedicated. A number of the party faithful and a trickle of others were present from this community at the Conserva- tîve Association dance held in the arena on Saturday even- ing, quite an inclement even- ing weatherwise. Miss Lana Malcolm sang to bier guitar accompaniment on the program "Showtime '79" at Alderville, Ont. on Fridny evening. A good crowd was present at Sundny morning's Mother's Day service at Yelverton United Church. The "Year of the Child" was observed with a slightly smaller quota than usual for Baptism: Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm, a son Jeremy Terence; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wilson, a daugbtem Elizabeth Lynne. Miss Lana Malcolm accompanied the Sunday School children in a medley of songs in tribute to the mothers in the communi- ty.- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson ofthis community are scbeduled to be taking a four day bus trip this week on a scenic tour to Michigan to see the Floma and Fauna of that amen. Others joining the tour are Reeve George and Mms. Nenîs, Mm. and Mms. Carl Smith and Mrs. Mary Capelle of Bethany area. wbeme one gentleman was presented witb a 75 year jewel and two witb 65 year jewels. Miss Judith Powell, Brock- ville, was borne for the weekend. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mms. Stanley Powell were Mm. Harold Powell, Toronto, Mr. and Mms. Wayne Markle, Alyssa and Andrew, Scarborougb, and Mm. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt, Pontypool. Evening guests were Mm. and Mms. Paul Sbetler and Wendy, Oshawa nnd Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker, Oakwood. At the Newcastle Lions' Bingo last Tuesdny, Mrs. Gace Gaines was the lucky Jackpot winner. Congratula- tions, Gace! On Thunsday evening tbe Newcastle Lionettes met at the home of Mrs. Helen Carvetb. Plans weme made for the draw and bootb for tbe Lions' Carnivnl in July. On Wednesday evening the Newcastle Lions beld their Father, Son and Daughter Supper. Mrs. Amelia Lancaster, Madeleine Buckley, Elizabeth Skelding and Bessie Stephen- son attended the District Annual Meeting of tbe Women's Institute in Maple Grove last Wednesday. The Regular meeting of the Newcastle Senior Citizens will be held Thurs., May 17. Mrs. Wilfred Bowman, Enniskillen, had a nice visit recently wîth Miss Marjomie Clemence. Mm. and Mrs. Ted Martin spent tbnee days last week at n camp at Myems Cave. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hager- mhan nnd Pamela. Oshawa were Sunday visitons witb bis parents Mr. and Mms. Walter Hagemman. Mm. and Mms. Lloyd Stephen- son, Mrs. May Burley and Mm. Artbur Clarke spent Sunday at Belleville. Mrs. Jack Delvin, Belleville visited last Thursdny with Mrs. May Burley and Mm,. Arthur Clarke. Mm. and Mrs. Haley Sher- man, Lisa and Donald, Beeton and Mms. D. Coulter, Downs- view, were Sunday visitons witb Mm. and Mrs. Samuel Powell, Lake Shore. Dr. and Mrs. John Westlake and twins, Kathleen, and Kristina and David, Kitchen- er, were guests of Miss Marjonie Clemence oven the weekend. They also visited the Glenney's and Mm. and Mrs. Ewart Clemence, Oshawa. On Saturdny aftennoon Mrs. Hilda Caîl was honored to pour tea at the 5th wedding anniversary reception-of hem aunt and uncle, Mm. and Mrs. Herm Harris, Bnooklin., The Fridny nigbt Bowlers enjoyed their Bowling Ban- quet at the Coach and Four Restaurant on Saturday night. The Call's, Burley's and Madill's were among the diners. Mr. and Mms. Keith Caîl, Bowmanville, took out their mothers, Mms. Hilda Caland Mms. Flintoff, Oshawa, for Mothem's Day dinner. To furthem celebmate their 25tb wedding annivesary, Dora and Harper Kelsey enjoyed a family dinner at the Flying Dutchman, Bowmnn- ville. Attending were Larue, Lucy and Douglas Martin, Marion and Phyllis Martin, Toronto, Laura, Archie, Sharon and Jili Martin, Oono, Bob and Mnrg Martin, Whitby Phil and Aesta Williams, Lois Martin, Sandra Kelsey, Jean and Gordon Cochrane, Bow- manville. Miss Sandra Kean has completed hier year at Ryer- son and bas taken a position in Toronto for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. William Keàn enjoyed, Saturday evening with Toronto friends, having dinner at the Chelsea Hotel and attending The Hustiers at Ryerson Theatre. Birthday greetings to Christena Selby, Danny Cayley, Edna Alun, Barry Norton, Jeremy Blackburn, Elsie Walton, Marjorie Cie- mence, Lisa Marie Wright. On Monday evening, May 7, at the home of Mrs. Christine Jones, Bowmanville, a family gathering was held in honor of Ronald Pearce and his bride- to-be, Miss Nancy Barker. The happy couple were presented with a beautiful pair'of lamps. Graduation exercises for Sir Sandford Fleming students, were held at Peterborough Memorial Centre on Saturday, May 12. Miss Shirley Allin, daughter of Glenn and Jean Allin graduated in Recreational Leadership. Miss Aimee Bre- reton, daughter of Samuel and Margaret Brereton, grad- uated in Business Admin- istration Computer System. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allin and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brereton, Irene and Phîlip Cunningham attended the Convocation. We extend con- gratulations to Shirley and Aimee!. The County Town Singers On Monday evening, May 7 at the Newcastle Community Hall, the Newcastle Hockey Mothers sponsored an evening of song by the County Town Singers. It was a delightful evening of good music with Master of Ceremonies Amnie Celsey of Oshawa Radio Station. The only disappoint- ment to us was that the progmam was not well attend- ed for such good family entertainment. One familiar man in the choir was Laurie- Stapleton. The opening number was Somewhere Over the Rainbow followed by This Land was made for You and Me. Mr. Jim Ashley then con- ducted the choir in singing Streets of London and Gordon Lightfoot's, Railroad Trilogy. There were Crosby tunes, Amazing Grace, Brigadoon songs, That's Entertainment Mr. Bojangles, Boadway melodies (Hello Dolly, To- morrow, Sunrise and Sunset, What 1 Did for Love, Mame) and a Medley of songs from Godspell. In all, it was a beautiful program presented by the 65 members of the choir. Anglican Church News Rev. and Mrs. Allan Halden- by attended the Convocation of Emmanuel College in Convocation Hall at the Un- iversity of Toronto on Thurs- day, May 10. Mrs. Haldenby's brother, Walter Heamne, gmad- uated in Theology. Tribute was paid to Mothers at the services on Sunday in St. George's Anglican Church. Many families attended, to fulfill the day. Rev. Haldenby spoke on the relation of the family to the Family of the Church. Mr. Wayne Linton took three boys to Toronto for retreat with Bishop Read, Murray- Northam. St. George's, Gilbert Wood and Robert Frencb of St. Saviours, Orono had a great time. The Anglican Church Women are holding their annual salad supper on Wed- nesday, June 6th. United Cbumcb News Family Life Sunday was obsemved on May l3th at Newcastle United Church., Baptisms were celebrated with the families of Michelle Beauprie, Shawn Honeyman 361 King St. E., Newcastle 987-5050 p Dear Lord, who gave us loving spirits and the people to shower our love upon, help us s0 to respond to your love for us, that we may long always to live lives of out-going, self- giving love to nl about us. Amen. On Wednesday evening, May 16 the Evening Unit of the U.C.W. meets at the home of Mrs. Jean Allin, with guest speaker Melva Adams, of the Sugar Chalet. On Friday evening, the United Church Bake Sale and Auction will be held at the Grist Mill Auction Barn, Newtonville. On Sunday afternoon at Jackson Memorial Park, the Kendal Eagles were out in full force for a practice as they worked on getting into shape for their opening home game against arch rivais, the Newcastle Lakers next Monday. John Mather at the bat looks to be about a foot out on his swing with John Robinson catching-' Aro You? We' re ail ready and waiting ta help you pick bedding plants just right for yaur garden. These students have been planting ail kinds af beautifulflowers and naw they're, ready to be re-planted, sa drap in taday. We've been busy planting, now it's your turn! Ageratum Impatiens Zinnia Vegetabes ... Alyssum, Marigolds Dracaenas Brocolli Asters Pansies Hanging Baskets Brussel Sprouts Balsom Petunias Fchia Cbbg ýCoIeus Salvia Geraniums Celery Dianthus Snapdragon Canna Lillies Egg Plant MANY MORE FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES! REKKER Mon. - Fr1. Sot.- 9- 6 JR. bedding plants, ic 9 -9 Closed Sundoy 623-3002 MILES WEST 0F BOWMANVILLE 6232300ON HWY. 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