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i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 20, 1984 Section Two Pontypool Cubs Family Banquet PONTYPOOL (Intended for last week) Last week was a busy time for our community. 1st Pontypool Cubs held their family banquet. Badges were awarded to the Cubs and trophies were presented to the Beavers for their "Beaver Buggy" contest held earlier this year. Brownies 2nd Manvers Brownies held their Mother and Daughter Banquet May 30, 1984 at the Pontypool Community Centre. Appreciation Awards were presented to Mrs. Luella Carl, Tammy Carl, Mrs. Jane White, Mrs. Grovine Fletcher and Mrs. Suzanne Haines. Other invited guests attending were Mrs. Suzanne Muirhead, District Commissioner, Mrs. Melisande Neal, Division Commissioner, Rev. and Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Rose Bryan and Mrs. Donna Bryant. World pins, first, second and third year pins, Golden Bars, Camping Crests and various badges earned from their camping weekend were presented. Senior Brownies leaving to go up to Guides next year were also presented with their Leaving certificates. The closing was done by the Brownies singing "Go Well and Safely" to all present. Guide/Pathfinder Banquet On Thursday, June 7th, 55 Guides, Pathfinders and guests enjoyed their final banquet and presentation ceremony. Many girls were involved in the program and* presented appreciation certificates to our volunteer helpers. Rev. John Lindsay presented "Religion and Life", Stage II badges to Guides Paula Bryant, Kerry Lynn Challice, Robin Fisk, Lisa Hamilton and Lorianne Quirk. As everyone sang "All things bright and beautiful" the five girls accompanied the song in sign language, assisted by Guider Donna Bryant. Pathfinders Denise Brown and Melissa Dunford received their "Religion and Life", Stage III badges from Rev. Lindsay. Robin Fisk and Lisa Hamilton were presented with the "All-Round Cord" by Guider Margaret Murphy. Margaret Tomlinson was presented with "The Canada Cord" by Pathfinder Guider Suzanne Muirhead. These cords are the highest awards obtainable in Guides and Pathfinders respectively. Mrs. Murphy was presented with a "unique camp kit" to help her survive at future camps!! Everyone sang "It's a small world after all" and several guides 'signed' the song. The winners of our photographic society were Paula Bryant, Julia Clark and Lorianne Quirk. All the entries were exceptionally well presented and we thank Mr. Jim Quirk for his involvement. These pictures are on display at Peterborough Square. An enjoyable evening came to a close with the singing of Taps. Guiders Suzanne Muirhead, Margaret Murphy, Karen Clark, Kim Medd, Donna Bryant, Rose Bryan and assistants Karen Medd and Susan Stacey look forward to seeing you again in September. Community Awareness Films Two films "If you love this planet", an award winning film and , "War without Winners" will be shown Thursday, June 14th at the Community Hall at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. Beverage and discussion to follow. Yelverton BBQ Great Success YELVERTON (Intended for last week) Yelverton United Church's annual B.B.Q. was an unqualified success despite a very slight drop in attendance. The cooperation of the "weather lady" in providing no rain contributed to the success. Hats off to the Barbecue Brigade whose tireless efforts during the afternoon and evening in the discomfort of the excessive heat of the pit providing tasty pork chops and ribs should not go unrecognized. The Yelverton U.C.W. ladies as usual did their super best in arranging the meal and providing such a sumptuous BETHANY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Don Rees of Kamloops, B.C. cousins of Mrs. Tom Jennings, were visiting visiting for a few days and now have left for a trip to the East Coast. They arrived unknowing unknowing on the day of Tom's funeral. They were able to attend the funeral which was a great comfort. They spent several days in their camper. Victoria Weekend Events On May 18, 19, 20,21, other wise the "Victoria Day" long weekend, the Bethany Athletic Association celebrated its 75th Anniversary with a variety of entertaining activities for young and old alike. Beginning Beginning on Friday with the Bethany Firefighters manning manning a wonderful fireworks display and culminating in a colourful parade on Monday the weekend was once more a great success. Qn Saturday, May 19, the Bethany Men's Fastball tournament, run annually, began with clubs from Oshawa, Lindsay, Fraservillc, Pontypool and Bethany participating. participating. This tournament ensued for the remainder of the weekend with Oshawa's Caseys club emerging victorious victorious in the finals on Monday afternoon. Pontypool and the Outlaws club from Oshawa received second and third place honours respectively. The Most Valuable Player of the tournament was decided to be Casey's Pitcher Don Rupert and Most Valuable Player honours went to Mark Charland of Pontypool. Thanks to Mr. Bill Arbour of Labatt's and Banham's Texaco for their sponsorship. array of delicacies in the dessert section. But, the people who are the most important were the four hundred plus paying customers who attended the event, many of them year after year. We appreciate their attendance and the assistance of former residents who also dug in to make the day a success. Sorry to learn of the passing of Miss Ruth Prout of Nestleton who was a dedicated member of her church and community. She served for many years as Sect, of the Ladies Presbyterian organization. Mr. Carl Johnson is hobbling around with crutches following an accident which injured one of his knee caps. Best wishes to Ernestine Robinson on her retirement in June from her duties with the Durham Region Board of Education after many years of service. Mr. Darryl Robinson has forsaken our community and is currently employed near Ottawa with one of those "noname" "noname" feed companies. Best wishes for success in his new venture. A number from this community attended the wedding dance of Ion and Linda Page on Saturday evening at the Lindsay Legion Hall. An enjoyable dance was held with music supplied by Irvin Smith of Port Perry. Prior to the dance a sumptuous wedding dinner was held for Linda and Ion's immediate family and close friends. Miss Betty Whittaker is returning to her home in Hamilton on Monday following a 2 week holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm. Miss Mona Malcolm spent a couple of days with friends in Kitchener - Waterloo this past weekend. Local area readers particularly enjoyed the many photos that were carried in last week's Bowmanville Statesman - the excellent coverage of the Manvers Arts and Crafts Show with photos of many local residents, Mrs. Ernestine Robinson and her colleagues retirement party with its photos and last but not least - the 3 horse team that graced the front page of the second section showing 2 geldings and 1 mayor. No Garnet, I didn't say 3 geldings, however much I was tempted to do so. s Specials Monday, June 18th to Saturday, June 23rd New Snack Size 350g Flavoured -- Biscuits 12.3 oz. WAGON WHEELS 'CHOCOLATE 'DOUBLE CHOCOLATE 'CARAMEL Mix or Match 3 Pkg. Limit BRIGHT'S Pure Unsweetened IMPORTED SUCCESS BRAND From Concentrate, 1 Litre Jar Large 750 mL Jar n With Pectin 6 Jar Limit FACELLE ROYALE FACIAL TISSUE Box of 100 -- 3 Play Facial Tissue 3 Jar Limit 3 Box Limit MONARCH SPONGE PUDDING •W YORK FARM Fancy Canned VEGETABLES * Peas 'Cream Style Corn 14 oz. 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