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WESLEY VILLE .Sunday morning service at Wlcome United Church was coaducted by Rev. William Kennedy during which his story for the children had some action. He was assisted by Heather McHolm and Lloyd Kellogg. In the old story &bout the Arab chieftain who wiiled ta his three sons, %, 13rd and 1-9th of his estate, a difficulty arase when the estate proved ta be 17 camels. Hîow this was soived with the advice of a wise man was shown by abjects. We, too, in puzziing situations need the help of someone wiser than ourselvesQ The choir's anthem was a special arrangement of "'Nearer, my God ta Thee", with Mrs. Eliza Dinner taking a solo part. Rev. Kennedy'S message was based on the words "Worship the Lord in the beauty of Holiness". A group of students were asked to define "Worship" and some of their answers were, "The Experience of the Unseen Presence of God", a concen- tration of my Thought of God."1 Why we wor,;hip God is the need for our owa check up, and ta express gratitude. Worship makes demands, 1979 FAIRMONTS - 2 doors, 4 doors, wagons and Futuras. Ail priced ta move f rom 1979 MUSTANGS- Hottest new car on the market. Great lune-up in stock. Priced f rom 1979 GRANADAS - A winner every year. 2 and 4 door Moctels in stock. Record Pricèd Fro m 1979 THUNDERBIRDS - Luxury you can afford. A great selection ready to roll f rom 1979 LTD'S - Ful-size inside, trim-size outside. Discount priced this week f rom 1979 FORD PICKU PS - No matter what the use we've got one in stock to do the job f rom Silence, Sincerity and our days placed at God's disposai. Ushers were Messers Donald Nichais, Barry Best, Edward Henderson and Allia Osborne. A weoth of narcissi, tulips and deep purple liiacs made the floral offering. Special visitors for the day were Rev. aad Mrs. Keanedy's sons and their wives. Trevor and Wendy are visiting from Montreal where Trevor works with Bell Canada, and Les and Ilona are from Edmonton where Les is a professor at the university there. He is in Ontario for two moaths teaching a class at Western university. On Saturday afternooa CGIT of Welcome held their annual tea at the church, with satisfactory attendance from one ta four p.m. Tables were very attractive, each centred with a blooming red geranium in a pot decorated wîth a circle of cut-out, paer dolis. Streamers of these paper dolîs in different colours decorated Ford's List Price 6302.90 5690.80, 6661.00 7493.60 6473.20 the room, iatersperced as they were with suitable bright pictures. They had a candy and bake table and a rum- mage sale as weil. There was, plenty of work by this energetic group and their leaders but also satisfaction with worthwhile work well done. The countryside is very beautiful with flowering trees everywhere. Where wild apples are allowed ta grow they make spots of White and pink glory in a field. The land is humming with activity with acres and acres of seeding done this past week. Two farmers one on each sîde of the hydro block were blest this week te have sons return home in spare hours ta help with this seeding. Edward Henderson at Morrish is finding his in between college terms, work right on his father's farm. The work load is very heavy on farms as it has been always but now increased because of the need BOWMANVILLE ANK 623-3393 ORONO 983-9547 "1JUST LISTED"I LIVE ON A QUIET COURT - inl forth Bowmanville. Four bedroom, 2 storey home has double attached garage, extra large lot, paved drive. Asking only $61 ,900. for quick sale Don't miss t. Caîl Kellie McDonell. BE VOUR OWN BOSS - In this thriving variety store and arcade onOronos busy main street. Commercial building will lend itself nicely ta many uses. Loads of potential. Asking only $47,900. Caîl Joanne Swadron. RATHER BE YACHING??? - Just listed - 2 bedroom starter home in Bowmanville with beachfront on Lake Ontario- Only $35,500. with early possession. Caîl Kay Brown ta inspeot. COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE - s in this Iovely 3 bed- room 2 storey home in Orono. Overlooking park and close ta park and close ta shopping. Separate dining room, sunroom, garage and more for a low investment of 343,900. Cali Bill Turansky now. NEW LISTING - $64,900. - Large bungalow on one acre. Beautiful 1400 sq. ft. home just north of Orono. Cali Wolf Friedrichs. OVERLOOKING POND - with secluded 150 x 167' lot. Located on outskirts of Pontypool and exceptional 4 bed- roomn home and garage could be yours for only $47,900. Caîl Kathy Bednarek. BOWMANVILLE - DOWNTOWN - Older 11/2 storey 2ý bedroom home within walking distance ta main street. Extra large living room with brick f !replace, dining room, 2 baths. Large lot. Asking $44,900. Cali Jan Oudshoorn. JUST LISTED - KENDAL VILLAGE - 3 bedroom uniquely designed bungalow. Extra large living room with sliding doors and fireplace. U shaped foyer with 2 single attached gar- ages. ould be- convperted- into den -or-extra-beciroomn. Fully air conditioned. Asking $75,000. Caîl Jan Oudshoorn. LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? - Newer 4 bedroom home in Bowmanville. A good family home with eat-in kitchen, 11/2 baths, attached garage and more. The price is right at $49,900. Ask for Jean Driscoîl. COMMERCIAL BOWMANVILLE - Spacious 3 br. brick bungalow just off King St. on Ontario St. Ideal for profession- al offices. Asking $69,000. Caîl Kellie McDonell for full de- tails and appointment ta view. OPEN FROM 9-5 WEEKENOS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. We re On Our Way To Establis-hing-A New MAY SALES RECORD I And the deals have neyer been better. We're offering huge discounts on ail new vehicles in stock to maintain our record paceYr Discount 508.90 393.80 61900 985.00 1055.60 879.20 MacDonald's PriCe 5794.00 5297.00 6042.00 7349.00 M438.00 5594.00 TAKE ADVANTAGE 0F THESE GREAT PRICES WHILE WE SET A NEW SALES RECORD FOR MAY! SEE US THIS WEEK! 219 KIng St. East BowmanvIlle The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 23, 1979 15 BDowmanville Resident Celebrates 95th Birthday P o ica o r A 95-year-old birthday girl, Mrs. Ida Foley celebrated the occasion at Trinity Church Sunday, May 13, where relatives and friends attended a birthday party in her honor. Mrs. Foley has been a resident of Bowmanville for 35 years and is the wife of the late Ernest Foley. Shejias one daughter, one son, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. for farming such a-,large acreage ta caver alarming casts of machinery and energy. In the bird world the survival of the toughest, goes on. Grackles each year are taking over mare and more territory. Outside my window a robin has a nest in the hedge Eojoyable Banquet Ends Seson for Legion Ladies Darte and Bowing A banquet for the Legian Ladies Djarts and Bowling leagues was held on Saturday, May l2th. After the preseat- ation of trophies the election of Off icers. for the next season was conducted by Legion President Ron Richards. Next, a draw was held. An enjoyable evening of dancing followed. Officers for the Bowling League - President - Wendy Murdoch, lst. Vice Pres. - Meg Gibbs, Secretary- Grace Murdoch, Averages- Lola Wright. Officers for Darts League: President - Virginia Faîrey, 1sf Vice Pres. - Nyhi Sheehan, Treasurer - Grace Murdoch, Statistician - Mary Gray. League Champs 1979: Capt. D. Howarth, L. Bates, V. Smith, M. Perris, 1. Whitney. League Runner-up: Capt. N. Clowes, J. Saunders, M. Gray, M. Allen, D. Edmondson, M. Gibbs. Higb mns for year - E. Hill 32. High outs for year - L. Bates 31. High score 3 darts - B. Kilmer 118. Team Basebaîl with 61- Capt. N. Clowes, J. Saunders, M. Gray, M. Allen, D. Ed- mondson, M. Gibbs. High Basebaîl 9 mans with 22 - B. Partner. High Basebaîl 1 inning 7 - B. Partner, L. Bates. High basebali ail year, total 193 - N. Clowes. Play-off Champs - Capt. N. Clowes, J. Saunders, M. Gray, M. Allen, D. Edmondson, M. Gibbs. Skunks - for zero in basebal - A. Berry, H. Simnick, D. Edmondson, H. Wallis, A. Bate, M. Lawrie, J. Burton. ist Schedule Winners and Champs 1978-79 - Judy Bragg, Capt. Brenda Jones, Berniece Terry, Dot Richards, JoAna Smith. 2nd Schedule Winners and Runner-up 1978-79 - Carol Roberts - capt., Vera Tendam, Joan Sutcliffe, Dot Bond, Meg Gibbs. lst Schedule Low Team 1978-79 - Joan Sutelîffe - capt., Sandra Sellers, Hilda Sim- nick, Meg Gibbs, Erna Bruton. 2nd Schedule' Low Team 1978-79 - Brenda Jones - Capt. Marg King, JoAnn Sudsbury, Molly Mairs, Laura Forkes. Individual Awards - lst Schedule High Average - Vickie Terry 202, 2nd Scbedule High Average - Virginia Fairey 205, lst Schedule High Single - Virginia Fairey 321, 2nd Sehedule High Single - Judy Bragg 303, lst Schedule High Triple - Beraiece Terry 736, 2nd Schedule High Triple - Carol Roberts 708, lst Schedule Low Game - Erna Bruton 90, 2nd Scbedule Low Game - Agnes Sheehan 90. Most improved bowler award 1978-79- Berniece Terry 166 - 176. Mel McNulty Memorial Trophy - June Saunders 146. Club Awards - 275 Club - June Saunders, Beraice Terry, Lola Wright, Judy Bragg, Sandra Sellers, Onie Etcher, JoAnn Smith, Carol Roberts, Brenda Jones, Marg King, Virginia Fairey. 300 Club - June Saunders, Judy Bragg, Sandra 'Sellers, Virginia Fairey. 700 Club - Mary Gray, Marg King, Carol Roberts, Onie Etcher, Judy Bragg, Berniece Laques Terry, Vckie Terry, Virginia Fairey. Perfect Attendance - Vickie Terry, Bernice Terry, Virginia Fairey, Onie Etcher, Hlilda Simnick, Vera Tendam, Mary Gray, Dot Richards, Sandra Sellers, Valerie Smith, Carol Roberts. and grackles are waging a constant siege. Time after time when I arn at the wiadow I will see one attempting ta get at it and always driven back by the robin. Same day if the nest is left unguarded it will' go. Another nest had been abandoned after I-saw an egg on the ground. The grackles' nests seem safe at the top of the high spruce. Englisb sparrows toa, fiad the mud nests of the cliff swallows attractive. Truman Austin arrived home near the end of the week after a two week stay la Aberta. Mrs. Ruby Best is in Port Hope hospital where she was taken last Wednesday aigbt following a stroke. Her maay May 22, 1979 Judge Bark presided with Duty Counsel L. Sebert and Acting Crown Attorney A. Bolotenko. John Duncan Lines, 21, Campbellcroft, was charged April 8 'did drive while disqualified.' He pleaded 'guilty'. Const. Buntsma observed him southbound la Newcastle. He was under suspe:nsion for uapaid fine sic July 1978. the fine was $275 or 25 days. Given 50 days ta pay. There will be further license suspension. * Beach warrant was issued for David Harmer. Mark Rigby, 20, 22 Strike Ave., Bowmanville, pleaded 'guilty' ta driviag while disqualified on May 15. He was involved in an accident at King and Liberty Sts. Judge Bark told him 'it was contempt of court'. He receiv- ed a 20 day jail sentence. Owen Albert Harris, 36, 51 Trailridge Cres., West Hill, Ileaded 'guilty' ta a charge aid April 30, 'drove after coasuming over .08'. Const. Watkins observed him driving erratically on Highway 401. Tests were 1.5. He was represented by D. Barber. The judge told him it was time he started ta think of other people before driving on a high speed highway.' The fine was $275 or, 25 days. Three months license suspension. Walter Wereszczynski, 25, 55 Church St., Bowmanviiie, pleaded 'guilty' ta taking a piece of fence from Mosport Park May 5 flot exceeding $200. Const. Partridge and Wood investigated. His vehicle was searched at his residence. The fine was $125 or 12 days. Mark Rowe, 63 Lambs Lane, Bowmanville, was placed on probation for six months after pleading 'guilty' ta a charge of common assault at the Castie Hotel where he is a bouncer. He will be given a conditional discharge after -probation. Thomas Charles Whitehead, 27, R.R. 4, Bowmanviile, was paced on a bond for 12 months following a threat which lie made April 14 'ta blow his wife's head off'. The weapons at no time were taken out of the closet. Ail were seized by the off icers at the time. Ronald Frederick Herchai, 18, 107 Kennedy Rd., Scarboro, pleaded 'guilty' toaa fishing violation on April 26. He was placed on probation for six months. rRENT ARABBIT! $9aDay 71 per kilometre SPECIAL Weekly & monthly RATES AVAl LABLE friends wish ber comfort and a full recavery. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thorn- dyke attended the christeniag of their granddaughter Kathleen Oliver in Waterloo Sunday, May l3th. tan~um± We have lots and lots of Geraniumns to choose f rom, assorted colours and varlous sizes too! 4,, pot - M895,a99and $1.10 5pot - $1.50 Stock plants 4" POT SIZES COME1 -$3,95 IN BOTH CUTTINO AND HYBRID SEED VARIETI ES. El0 nzato £PLfanà' STARTER TOMATOFS IN 5" FIBRE POTS PLUS LOTS 0F TOMATOES IN, BOXES 0F8 ... Bush Beef steak Bonny Best Fantastic, Early Girl Early Boy Roma Orange Queen plus'many more., E "KKER Mon. - Fri. 9 - 9 Sot. 9 - 6 Mr-beddîng plants, imc- Closed Sunday 623-3002 MILES WEST 0F BOWVV 623-300ON HWY. No. 2, Oshawa Monument Co. 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