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Stye îîcmcaBtle 3nùEpeniitnt Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Rebekah Lodge Holds Penny Sale Telephone 987-4201 Last Monday, Mrs. Louise Jose entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. Miss Candy Storks spent Saturday in Owen Sound. Mr. William Storks Has departed on a three-week business trip to the Orient, visiting Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Japan. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended the 19th biennial Conference of Conservation Authorities in Ontario at Niagara Falls from Monday to Wednesday last week. On Saturday, Mrs. Gladys Wood was most pleasantly surprised when all her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren arrived with a supper to celebrate her eightieth birthday. Congratulations Mrs. Wood! Mr. and Mrs. John Scott enjoyed a Sunday barbecue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Davey, Kendal. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott and children, Little Britain. Sunday supper guests with Mrs. Isabel Harris, Bowmanville, were Mrs. Eleanor Fennell, Belleville, Mrs. Doris Trimble, Bessie Stephenson, Helen Nesbitt, Lena Graham, Gladys Wood and Kathleen Kimball. Mrs. Helen Voutt, Summerside, P.E.I., visited last Monday evening with Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Huber were Mr, and Mrs. Golterman of the British West Indies. Last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. George Huber visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kelsh of Marmora. We are sorry to report that Mr. Fred Glanville remains a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Birthday greetings to R.B. Rickard, Patricia Verbeek, Diana Rowe, Chad Petherick, Narda Hoog Kamp, Marilyn Martin, Dunreath Walton and Editor Hazel both observe an October first birthday. We extend best wishes and congratulations to Dunreath and George Walton who celebrate their golden 1 wedding anniversary at Newcastle Community Hall on September 30. We also extend felicitations to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rowe who observe their 43rd wedding anniversary on October 1st. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, Mrs. Dale Hunt and Russell, Pontypool Several Attend Lindsay Fair HAYDONNEWS Mr. and Mrs. Doug Blackburn Blackburn drove to Peterborough Friday night and attended the O.P.S.E.U. union work meeting meeting and stayed over, returning on Saturday. A good time for Norma to attend to some leisurely shopping. On Sunday, the Blackburn families (Wilbur and Eileen, close by, Carol of Oshawa, Dale and Kyle, Maple Grove, and Wayne and Joan and children Susan and Jeremy of Orono) were supper guests with Doug and Norma Blackburn Blackburn and Wendy. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tompkins of Lakeville N.B. who have been staying with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy, Nick and Brandee for several days left Wednesday to return home. Children, (Lois and Diane Fitzjohn), Mrs. Sandra Fallow of Oshawa spent several days with thé C. Kennedy's while their mother had to go to New Brunswick to attend the funeral of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts were guests at the party at the Community Centre Saturday evening for Bert Ashton. Mr. Bill Potts, Kincardine, visited with his parents Sunday and Mrs. Kim Potts who has been staying with her in-laws returned home with him Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Topple of Bowmanville were supper guests with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Millson on Friday. Little Miss Jennie Millson of Bowmanville was a Saturday and overnight visitor with Adam Millson. Mr. and Mrs. Les Goble, Margie, Leslie and Johnny, Bethany called at Mr. and Mrs. Steve Millson's on Sunday and accompanied them to Sunday supper with Alfred and Peggy Millson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Topple was a Sunday caller of the A. Millson's. Mr. and Mrs. John Bertrim and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton and Brian attended Lindsay Fair on Sunday and then dined out for supper. Our Community was shocked shocked to hear of the passing of Orville Ashton, a life long resident of Enniskillen until the last few years. We extend our sympathy to his wife Margaret, daughter Lois and family and son Charles and his family and his brother Harold and sisters. Several from Haydon paid their respects to the late Mr. 0. Ashton on Thursday at Ebenezer Church. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Oshawa were' Friday supper guests with Art and June Trewin. On Saturday, June Trewin, Gladys and Kim Potts were present at the United Way Yard Sale that was held at the Bowmanville High School and then hopped from one garage sale to another, picking up bargains and enjoying the morning. Miss Nicole Lloyd spent Saturday night at the,Mayer's with Kevin. Sorry to hear about the car accident that Fred and Reama Ashton were involved in near Toronto. Luckily, they weren't hurt except Fred is wearing one of those stylish collars now. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon attended the 0. Donald - Van- Camp wedding at Blackstock United Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones spent an enjoyable Saturday at Lindsay Fair. Ideal weather and lots to see. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laverty attended a party at his sister's, Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Colleen) Stedman of Toronto Saturday evening. Mrs. Sylvia Laverty was present at a Cosmetic Party at Penny Love's, Oshawa on Wednesday evening. On Sunday, the Laverty's hop scotched from one yard sale to another from Oshawa to Ajax and had coffee with Mike's mother, Mrs. Jim Laverty in the afternoon. On Saturday evening relatives relatives on the Bradley side and Ashton clan gathered at Haydon Community Centre starting with a pot luck supper. Several close friends from Toronto and friends of the village along with the immediate family of Bert and Freda Ashton - Brad and family of down south, Ed and family of Woodbridge, and Lee and husband and family of London were present at the birthday party for Bert. Following supper several games including Bingo, were enjoyed and Mr. and Mrs. John Ross (nee Vi Bradley) showed their pictures of their world wide trip which were thoroughly enjoyed. Congratulations Bert. I've been told that the climb to seventy takes forever, but once you're at the top of the hill, the other side is shorter, steeper down and slippery. So Bert, put on the brakes, take it easier and you might just see ninety - that's only twenty more. Hope.ymJiaye many more enjoymlFyears. Mr. and Mrs.*» Bruce Theriault and John of Courtice were Friday visitors with Kay and Dave Buttery. Oh congratulations congratulations Bruce - I hear you had a birthday. Mr. Dave Buttery visited with Miss Marlene Parsons of Belleville who was visiting for the weekend with her parents at Colborne. Mrs. Kay Buttery and her mother Mrs. Sim of Bowmanville Bowmanville enjoyed Sunday supper out. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Adams accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Mona) White of Blackstock to Lindsay Fair. Saturday .evening John and Diane Adams attended a friend's retirement party at Oshawa. Sunday visitors with the Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Lil) Ashton of Black- stock, Mr. and Mrs. John (Dora) White of Courtice and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie (Liz) Adams of Blackstock. Little Miss Sadie Graham, Newcastle spent Monday with her grandparents, Ross and Jean Ashton. Real Estate REALTOR I ^ 623-4428; REAL ESTATE LIMITED 181 Church St. Bowmanville 623-4428 DIRK WOUDSTRA 623-1336 I I 1 BRAND NEW -- 1,122 sq, (1. bungalow. Uvlngioom has Cathedral celling and heal efficient fireplace with heatalator. Attached garage. Lot 100x150(1. Only $64,900.00.10% down to qualified buyer. 10 mi. from Bowmanville, Inquire about other models which can bo built to suit. JUST REDUCED! -- Recreational properly, 5 acres with oak, maple and Hr trees, Blackstock area. Only $7,900.00. 32 ACRES -- with stream. On service road close to Bowmanville. Abutting Industrial land. Asking only $94,900.00. BUILD THIS YEAR -- on tills 2.5 acre lot near Ml. Pleasant, with permits and terms available. Listed al just $9,900.00. BELLWOOD DRIVE -- Located on a country lane with superior homes, Is this 1,900 sq. It. sidespllt home. Features llvlngroomi diningroom, family room, games room, den, sauna, attached garage. Custom built. $109,900.00.3 ml. east ol Bowmanville. NEWCASTLE VILLAGE -- Spacious custom built 4 bedroom bungalow on 1 acre. Features kitchen with llroplaco and bay window, largo roc. room with kltchon facilities. Lovely landscaping, loncod and hodgod, Listed at $159,900.00. and Miss Judy Powell, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Keith McColl, Elizabeth and David, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Markle, Alyssa and Andrew of Scarborough were also at his sister's where David McColl and Andrew Markle were celebrating their birthdays. A week ago Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell enjoyed the Hunt - Powell family get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt and Russell, Pontypool. Glad to see Keith Adams walking along the street last week. We hear he was in Oshawa General Hospital recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Martin. Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. Pauline Storks and Candy were Tom and Jordan Schmahl, Carolyn and Gordon Garrod and Amanda Storks. Sunday callers at the Sidney Lancaster's were Mrs. Linda King, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow and Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jones, Newtonville. Newcastle Senior Citizens met at the Newcastle Community Hall on Thursday evening. Prize winners of card games were 1st Mary Thompson, 2nd Myrtle Pearce, 3rd Eva Smith, 4th Elizabeth Skelding, 5th May Hall and low man Carl Todd. Low lady Irene Webb. Sunday visitors with Mr. Floyd Powell and Dorrene, Lake Shore, were Mr. and Mrs. Morley McAllister, Elizabethville. Visitors last Monday with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark were May's son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burley of Wingham and grandson Donald Burley and Pamela Whitby of Chetwynd, British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, Peterborough, were Sunday visitors with her mother Mrs. Gladys Pacey and family. Miss Audrey Sunday spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gordon and girls, Oshawa. Mrs. Sunday of Port Hope, visited on Sunday with her grandchildren and with Mrs. Gladys Pacey. Friday visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark were Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart of Waubaushene. Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn, Orono, was a Friday evening visitor. We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary September 20. On Saturday evening their family entertained them to dinner along with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elliott, Newtonville. On Sunday, Ron and Marg enjoyed brunch with her twin sister, Mary and Roy Berry, Orono. ANNOUNCEMENT ALLAN QUANTRILL George Van Dyk,. President of George Van Dyk Real Estate Limited, Is pleased to announce the appointment of Allan Ouantrlll to the Van Dyk sales staff. Allan, being a local resident all his life, Invites his many friends and acquaintances to contact him at 181 Church St., Bowmanville 623-4428 or at his residence 983-9146 for all their real estate needs. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray entertained guests from Toronto and Oshawa in honor of daughter-in-law Diane Gray who recently received her Master of Science degree. Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burley, Port Hope, on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris spent last week with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pearce, Jennifer and Melanie of Lindsay visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade spent the weekend in Manotick with Mr. and Mrs. Don Murdoch and family. Anglican News Mr. Charles Gray, Mr. E. Richard Lovekin and the Rev. Allan Haldenby attended the Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto held on Friday and Saturday in Toronto. Members of St. George's Anglican Church attended the 11 a.m. service at St. Saviour's Church, Orono, for the visitation of the Most Rev. Lewis Garnsworthy, Archbishop of Toronto. St. Saviour's is celebrating its 100th Anniversary. The Church was decorated in the harvest theme. Members of the Anglican Cursillo movement for Durham and Northumberland met in St. George's Parish Hall on Sunday evening. United Church News At Newcastle United Church on Sunday, Sept. 23rd, Rev. Donald Stiles preached a sermon titled Into All the 1 World, emphasizing the responsibilities in Outreach and Mission. The choir sang, How Sweet is the Voice of My Lord. Eleven Up Gr^up meets at 5:30 on Thursdays. The Official Board meets on Sunday," September "30th, following the Service. Rev. Donald Tansley will be present at the meeting. Newcastle Community Bowling Monday Night Ladies League 175 and Over B; Major 238, 251, 263, P. Irwin 209, 193, 254, A. Langstaff 192, 245, 199, K. Mercer 200,256,197, S. Foster 196, 243, 192,1. Brown 263,181, 235, L. Crockett 210, 179, 230, H. Couroux 193, 196, N. Mumby 190, 193, C. Langstaff 191,180, B. Stacey 183, 224, E. Miller 225, 234, M. Wade 177, 254, M. Pierik 223, 207, D. Neal 204, D. Walker 218, S. Williams 194, T. Langstaff 226, K. Wotton 191, D. Mackey 180, M. Trim 211. Thursday Night Mixed League 175 and Over B. Lewis 184, 261, 196, W. Forget 175, 224, 213, S. Dennis 190,212,188, J. Forget 175,243, 177, C. Lycett 191, 175, 202, K. Jury 209, 187, F. Forget 218, 231, K. Boyd 196, 199, B. Forget 186, N. Dennis 177, K. Moffatt 194, R. Crozier 254. Nestleton United Church News A good attendance at Nestleton United on Sunday Sept. 9, 11:15 a.m. with Rev. Dale Davis presenting an inspiring inspiring message, based on passages of Scriptures from Genesis and Philippians. The choir sang in harmony with Janice MacKenzie taking the solo part. Organist - Gwen Malcolm. A special part of the service was the dedication of a public address system dedicated in memory of Harold and Rhoda Porteous by their three daughters, daughters, Clara Nesbitt, Dorothy Ewers and Nora Woods. Clerk of Session, Lawrence Malcolm assisted the minister with the ceremony. A fitting tribute to a fine couple. We have many fond memories of Harold and Rhoda Porteous when they kept store in Nestleton. ii KRAC0 9 9 Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 HS&S yv ^■pROGflAji Custom built homes IttMCf and IR-20001 general carpentry SUPER ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME BUILDER The Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge held a Penny Sale last Friday afternoon at the Temple Hall in Bowmanville. The fund-raising project featured lots of home-made articles and baked goods on sale for reasonable prices, and draws on numerous quilts and afghans for only a penny per ticket. Pictured here in front of some of the prizes are (from left to right) Ruth Mitchell, Acting Noble Grand; Marjorie Palmer, Junior Past Noble Grand; and Mary Vinkle, District Deputy President. Tyrone Seniors Visit Woodbine TYRONE NEWS Two busloads of Tyrone and Bowmanville Senior Citizens spent an enjoyable day at Woodbine Race Track on Thursday, Sept. 20th, recklessly recklessly sampling the life of the thoroughbred racing fan. Coming down to earth on Friday, many of the same crowd played euchre at the Community Centre with the following results: 1st Ethel Gibbs, Audrey Clark, Shirley Brooks, Winnie Brown, Ken Whittington, Gladys Potts, Ladies low Myrtle Gimblett, Men's low Weir Swain. 50 - 50 Draw Winnie Brown, Mary A. Thompson. Special prizes Carl Gimblett, Vi Kool, Cora Schoonderbeek. Thanks to everyone who participated in the Tyrone Church Walk-Bike-A-Thon on Saturday, Sept. 22nd. Please get sponsor money to Joy Loveridge or Loran Pascoe by Sept. 29th, 1984. There was a good turnout for the walk on a beautiful day. The Tyrone Athletic Association Association Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, Nov. 11th at 7:30 p m. at the Community Centre. The Athletic Association Association is thankful to all its coaches and their helpers of the Soccer and Baseball teams for another successful year. Congratulations are extended to the championship teams which were coached by the following: Girls Squirt Baseball Baseball - Jackie Forbes and Janice Cornish; Boys Atom Soccer - John Virtue; Boys Pee Wee Soccer - Steve Cananico; Boys Junior Soccer - Bernard Heming. The Athletic Athletic Association Dance will be held on Saturday Oct. 20th at the Community Centre, for tickets call 263-8081. Family Skating starts Thursday, Nov. 1st at Darlington Arena. First 4H Meeting Tyrone 4H Club held its first meeting on Monday, Sept. 17, 1984. We began with an introduction. introduction. Mrs. Pleasance and Mrs. Bedford gave a brief outline of "Fitness Fare." All the girls took part in reading from the manual. Shannon Cornish and Nancy Pleasance made cornmeal and sausages. The election of officers took place: President Nancy Pleasance, Vice President Sue-Ann Heming, Press Reporter Lindsey Cooper, Treasurer Cheryl Lepard. Lindsey and Cheryl made "Breakfast Dogs". After the food was cooked all members gathered around the table and ate. Clean up came and everybody everybody helped. Press Reporter Lindsey Cooper. Tyrone News Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Orville Ashton and family, on. the death of Mr. Orville Ashton on September 18, 1984. Orville was a congenial congenial trucker, living in Enniskillen for many years. Mr. and Mrs. P. Vaneyk visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown, Long Sault. Pearl is recuperating nicely following a short stay in hospital. Congratulations to Judy and Dan Luke on the arrival of a baby daughter. Miss Grace Smith visited Mrs. Ona Miller, Orono, on Sunday afternoon. A Toronto Star photographer photographer caught the picture of "one member of the musical group "Up With People", who broke away and went to shake hands with the Pontiff", on September 19th at Ottawa. "Up With People" will be performing in Oshawa in November. In cast "B" "Up With People" Darryl Vaneyk is presently touring the Western Provinces, while the two local girls are in Portugal with yet another cast. In spite of a foggy night there were twelve tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, Sept. 24, 1984, with the following results: Nerta 1 Masters 94, Meta Moffatt 82, Edgar Wright 80, Walter Murphy 80, Barb Cochrane 79, Clarence Masters 79, Laverne Clemens 47. 50 - 50 Draw John Broome, Ace Richards, Russ Wright. Tyrone United Church Women About thirty United Church Women gathered in the C. E. Wing for the first meeting of the new season in the form of a pot-luck supper. President Jane Woodley led in the singing singing of Grace, and following the meal, conducted the meeting while everyone remained in the unbroken network of the community meal. Jane warmly warmly welcomed everyone and thanked the committee in charge. Ann Pleasance and Carol Southwell presented a thoughtful Devotional. A reading, reading, "Why I Married a Farmer" was given by Ann. Carol and Ann gave a humorous humorous skit depicting what can happen when a minister and an overly zealous music director director attempt to arrange the church service. Mrs. Dorothy Rundle, one of our loyal and willing group members recently moved from Tyrone. To show our appreciation for all her help with committees and caterings caterings Marion Hoar presented Dorothy with a gift on behalf of the United Church Women, and expressed the wish of all when she remarked that it is hoped that Dorothy will regularly regularly return to Tyrone U.C.W. ; the sentiments were roundly applauded. Reports were heard from committees. Two Sunday School Assistant teachers are needed, one for the Senior Class and one for the class of school grades 5, 6, and 7. Anyone interested may contact contact Janice Cornish, Marg Knowlton or Bessie Vaneyk, of the Education Committee. The Presbyterial U.C.W. Regional Meetings are October 16th at Ebenezer for this area, or if unable to attend at that time the same program is being presented at St. Paul's United Church, Ajax, at 6:00 p.m. on October 15, 1984, Guest speaker is Reverend Reverend Park from Korean Emmanuel United Church, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 26,1984 11 Wesley ville Work is continuing by Dept, of Highways at the Wesley- ville East entrance to 401, where a weigh station is to be placed. It will replace one removed near Oshawa to accommodate the Go-Train. Mr. William and Mrs. Ina McIntosh are leaving this coming week for their home in Scotland. They have been visiting visiting Ina's brother Tom Wilson and family, and all wish them a safe return. The name is Ina, not Ida as reported last week. Newtonville Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Worrall held a Tupperware demonstration at her home on Monday afternoon. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Henderson Henderson of Port Hope were Saturday Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Several couples attended the Shriners Beef Bar-b-que and dance at Newcastle Community Hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Muns- ford of Saskatchewan visited with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen on Friday afternoon. The Newtonville Women's Institute was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jean Duttons. Plans were made for the Fun Fare, The annual convention and the short course on Rug Making will be held during the month of October. Mrs. Phyllis Peck, Inez Boughen, Jean Payne and Bernice Henderson travelled travelled by bus with the members of Welcome U.C.W. to Toronto on Wednesday. They visited the Spadina House, The Oldest Post Office, City Hall, had their dinner at the Town and Country and also visited the Cullen's Country Country Barn at Scarborough. FDR SALE MARY REAL ESTATE LTD. 0BHAWAPH.C7Q.9nCC BOWMANVILLE ULJ LUUtJ PRICE REDUCTION ■ $85,900,00 -- 15 Sunlcrosl Blvd., Bowmanville. 4 bedrooms, oxpanslvo kltchon with walkout, hardwood floors, llroplaco, roc room and games room. Inground pool. Vendor will hold financing below current rntos. WHY RENT? -- Largo lot, English stylo bungalow, llroplaco, diningroom, attached garage. Asking $77,900,00. with torms. Asklor TomPIko. 29.9 ACRES ON 401 -- 1 Vi storey liotiso on good Hat land. Enormous potential, Vondor will consldor holding morlgago. Toronto. Two visiting ladies from Korea, Mrs. Kim Im Soon and Mrs. Choo Chai Sook will also be in attendance at the Regional meetings. Tyrone Church Council meets October 1st at 8:00 p.m. On October 7th former Tyrone minister Rev. R. Hopkins will be assisting Pastor Lafave with Thanksgiving Communion. Communion. Please contact Carol Southwell if you wish to book Tyrone Church, so we can avoid a conflict of events and dates. Used eyeglasses, used postage postage stamps and Campbell's soup labels were handed in and will continue to be collected. collected. Thank you to all who contribute these items. They can be taken to the Regional meeting also. The next U.C.W. meeting will be on October 10, 1984. If you have any good used or new, safe toys for the Sunday School please bring them to the October meeting. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Public May Meet Korean ' Exchange Guests Two Korean ladies, Mrs. Kim Im Soon and. Mrs. Choo Chai Sook, will be guests of United Church Women in this area from October 14 to October 18,1984. Coming into the hospitable care of Mrs. Marilyn Schamerhorn, Bowmanville, on Sunday, October 14th, the ladies' presence presence may be publicly shared at planned events in the community in the following few days. On Monday morning, morning, October 15th, a coffee hour at 10:00 a.m. at Harmony United Church, Oshawa, will be held. In the evening, Mon., Oct. 15, Mrs. Choo Chai Sook and Mrs. Kim Im Soon will be present at the Regional Meeting of United Church Women at St. Paul's United Church, Ajax, Ont. The meeting meeting begins with registration and dessert at 6:00 p.m. Interested Interested folks are welcome. The next day, Tuesday, Oct. 16th, the all-day Regional U.C.W. meeting takes place at Ebenezer United Church, Courtice, when the two Korean guests will have an opportunity to meet people from the Bowmanville, Newtonville, Newtonville, Nestleton area, among others who wish to attend. On Tuesday evening, October 16th, at 7:00 p.m., Enniskillen United Church, Enniskillen, Ont., hosts the Oshawa Presbytery United Church organization, which gives the visitors an opportunity opportunity to observe a church court in session and to meet urban and rural folk working together. together. This is a public meeting. meeting. On Wed., October 17th, a relaxing afternoon visit to beautiful Cullen Gardens, Whitby, will provide an informal informal meeting opportunity. A social pot-luck dinner with Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Women Executive will conclude activities in this area, as Mrs. Kim Im Soon and Mrs. Choo Chai Sook travel to Toronto on .October 18th. In celebration of "100 years of Protestant Mission in Korea" the ladies' visit is part of an Exchange Program in which Shelley Wright, Oshawa, Ont., will be participating participating within the year. Shelley looks forward to the return visit with anticipation but has yet to learn of her itinerary early in 1985. Bessie Vaneyk Press Secretary Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. ■ FORNATARO -- Viola. At the residence of her daughter, R.R. 1, Enniskillen, Tuesday, September 25, 1984. Viola Smith, beloved wife of the late Rev. C.A. Fornataro. Dear mother of Grace Garceau, Ruth Zappler, Raymond, Silvia Wiseman, Beatrice Van Dorp, Margaret AAinto, Carmen, David and the late John. Also survived by her sisters, brothers, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Resting at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral service in the chapel 4 p.m. Thursday. Cremation. 39-1SN Property Valuators & Consultants Ltd. Wm. H. Clipperton, A.A.C.I. 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