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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. July 1. 1987 Hospital Honors Long Time Employee cr? - - 'r^S^saoi Tyrone U.C.W. News Car Flips at Highway 57 Intersection Hospital employee Joe Homard was the recipient of a 25-year pin last week during a reception in the Memorial Hospital library. Making the presentation is Anna Strike, chairman of the hospital's board of directors. At right is Jack Wilson, assistant executive director for Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. Happenings from Newton ville Twenty-one members of the Brown family met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson for a baby shower for Miss Taylan Justine, infant daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. Martyn Brown on Tuesday Tuesday evening. Eight enjoyed their walk around the village, around Payne Crescent, beginning at the Hall on Tuesday evening, i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clys- dale of Omemee were dinner guests on Tuesday with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Mrs. Carol Byars and Kimberly Kimberly left for home to Masset, British Columbia, by plane on Thursday morning, after spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark with other Senior Citizens of Port Hope travelled by bus to spend Wednesday at Niagara Falls and visit Marineland. On Friday, Mrs. Inez Boughen had her cast removed from her leg at Oshawa Hospital and will begin therapy at Bowmanville on Monday. The U.C.W. met last Wednesday Wednesday evening at the Sunday .School beginning with a Devotional Devotional by Dorothy Stapleton and Jean Kimball on "Loyalty." The business meeting opened with , the "i-Lord's Prayer in unison, followed by thé reading of the minutes and treasurer's report, sunshine and social functions' report. A bus trip to Kitchener and surrounding area on October 3rd is planned. Dorothy expressed thanks to all who helped with our Church Anniversary services services in May. Application was filled out for permit to sell tickets on a quilt, donated by Dorothy and an afghan made by Jean Kimball and the draw will take place at our bazaar on October 24th. After viewing three sets of dishes, a pattern was chosen and these are to be ordered for Fall. Lunch and a social time followed. Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebrations for their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Norman Heard at the Kresendos Youth Centre at Peterborough on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dil- worth of Enniskillen on Sunday Sunday and Jan is now spending a few days with the girls. An award morning was spent at Newtonville Public School auditorium on Friday morning with several parents attending. Constable Dillon presented the Safety Patrol Awards. Mr. McCurdy of Cobourg, who will be the new principal,in the fall, was also present. Several awards were presented by the different teachers Mrs. Eames, Miss Maaden, Mrs. Hoy, Mr. Wolff, Mr. Morton, Mr. McBride. Library - Mrs. McFeely, French - Mr. Walker, Assistant Assistant students Ms. Hache, Miss Berneice Milligan and Olive Henderson presented the Hanock trophy to Amanda Lloyd and Chris Klages. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark have moved back to their home on No, 2 Highway and Mr. and Mrs.-Jim Clark and' family moved to their home on the Base Line, exchanging homes on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Henderson of Port Hope on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stapleton attended the graduation exercises exercises of their son, Jeff, held at the Pines School on Thursday evening. A large crowd of over 230 guests enjoyed the celebrations celebrations of the 25th wedding" anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton, MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 Dundas St. E., Whitby ^ 668-6828 § q DURHAM REGION'S No. 1 IMPORT TRUCK DEALER |j 5 MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY held at the Arena, Orono, on Saturday evening. Mr. Marvin Stapleton acted as Master of Ceremonies and Shirley and Glenn both thanked all for coming and gifts and cards received. The family gave them'a stereo system and tape deck recorder. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stapleton, Glenn's parents, were present and Mrs. E. Austin, Shirley's mother, of Port Hope, was also present. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grills of Oakwood were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow and they all attended the celebrations for Shirley and Glenn. Before attending the celebrations, celebrations, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stapleton attended the wedding wedding anniversary celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Byars, held at Bewdley Memorial Temple. Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson, Henderson, Chris and Jessica of Newcastle Newcastle with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Trueman Henderson, enjoyed the Air Show at Trenton including the famous Snowbirds on Sunday. Sunday. They viewed the many aeroplanes and enjoyed the many endeavours of the flights of the various planes. Miss Jan Farrow visited on Saturday at the show in Trenton. Trenton. .... : Mrs. Dorothy Stapleton had a family celebration for her sister's birthday) Nelba Cole,' at her home on Sù'ndayV • Miss Berneice Milligan, Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Phyllis Peck, Jean Jilisen and Mrs. E. Gordon enjoyed their noon luncheon with other Senior Citizens of Newcastle at the Legion Hall on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lance Plain of Orono. Mrs. May Tompkins and Phyllis. Peck were church greeters on Sunday morning. The choir sang "Wonderful Story of Love" and at the close of the service "God Be With You." The minister read various scriptures from the - Bible which included the Seasons of the Church and a few hymns were sung which was associated with each season. There will be no church service at Newtonville until July 27th with an open air service at the homeof Pat and Carole Gardners. by Blanche Jones Tyrone U.C.W. ladies met June 10, in the C.E. building. building. Earla Bundle welcomed everyone and read a poem "Love" followed by a prayer. Secretary Elsie Roy read the minutes and they were approved and the Correspondence Correspondence was read. Upcoming events -- Prc- sbytcrial Regional Meeting will be October 27-28 at Zion United Church with guest speaker Rev. Dawn Vancyk. Nominating Committee Report 1987-88. President Jacqueline Vancyk, Vancyk, Vice-President May Lovcridgc, Secretary, Elsie Roy, Treasurer Carol Southwell. Stewardship Social Social Issues Program Jackie Vancyk, Literature and Communication, Jean Sle- mon and Edna Wood, Catering Catering Committee, Jackie Vancyk, Vancyk, Betty Pascoe and Ann Pleasance. Social Functions Functions Ann Pleasance, Bessie Bessie Vancyk and Betty Pas- coc. Leadership Development Development Bessie Vancyk, Press and Archives Bessie Vancyk, Vancyk, Marion Hoar. Press Secretary Blanche Jones. Auditors Pat Drysdale and Velma Philips. World Outreach Outreach Jane Smith. Manse Committee Jane Smith. Hall Board Rep- Rebecca Taylor. Official Board Rep Marion Hoar. Nominating Committee ' Susan Pleasance, Pleasance, Phyllis Haines. The Corresponding Secretary Secretary sent get well cards around to be signed and a birthday card to Mr. Mitchell Mitchell who will be 99 years old. Offering was received and dedicated. Jackie Vancyk Vancyk and Elsie Roy took charge of the devotional and program. Jackie's devotional theme -- "Evening Hymn", "Who Will Be Neighbour"-- Definition of neighbour is -- one entitled as a fellow being to receive and expect to receive kindness. The scripture was taken from Matthew 25:31-41. A reading --"Thank You" and a poem "Bread". The closing thought was "Wherever "Wherever y <iu go" Elsie introduced introduced Beth Marchant from Salem. Beth is a 3rd year student attending Carlcton University in Ottawa. She took one year off with Canada World Youth Exchange Exchange touring Thunder Bay, Atikokan and Indonesia. Indonesia. She shared with us her-experiences and snapshots snapshots working with the children. children. She had samples of the crafts they did such as a sarong, Batik, a mat woven from grass, baskets as well as jewellery. Elsie thanked Beth and Earla closed the meeting with the Benediction. Our social time was spent with tea and cookies. fiS- i yn e- dSffV * S'SÊiA-'ÀfisJ A Plymouth Turismo 2.2 lies overturned at the corner regional Road 57 and Jackman Avc last month. The car was heading southbound into ..., «iv Pÿwà*; "tnXV.'-'v.WSiv Jackman Rd. when it was struck from behind by a truck. A 29-year old Bowmanville woman was taken to hospital with slight injuries to her neck and back. RENTTO OWN HOTLINE 571-1412 • NO DELIVERIES • FULL WARRANTIES •HUNDREDS OF ITEMS NOT USTED RC/114" REMOTE] • L,TE aSH V & ■ SENS0R /% 1 ■ • QUARTZ V lQ TUNER -V •1 i BREAK^ *VHS I REMOTE VIDEO r • DIGITAL TUNER • CLOCK « • MEMORY-TUNER T* ONE PER CUSTOMER ' Itc/I 20" REMOTE 5 «122 CHANN. I AUTO COLOUR •100 ONLY 329 r PRICE ' I BREAK J •'vw-" VHSHQ REMOTE 1987 - VMT285 • MULTI-TIMER • CLOCK QUARTZ TUNER ONE PER. 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President Kelly has ordered it SOLD AT ANY COST!! MOVE IT!! DON'T GET CAUGHT BUYING FROM FLY-BY-NIGHTERS KRAZY KELLY'S BEEN IN BUSINESS SOME 50 YEARS 25%to75% ItCil'TOSHIBA «SHARP " G lasihe cJlùfU School SayL ^UvcumJz The teachers and students of the Co-operative Education Program, Clarke High School would like to express their appreciation to all the employers of this community who offered to participate in the program. The learning experienced by the students is invaluable. A most sincere "THANK YOU". If you are an employer interested in participating in the program for next year, please do not hesitate to call the school. Alto II Music Store/Long & McQuade Ministry of Natural Resources Ben'-. Ai iho Body Neil Allin Farm Big Ben Travel Agency Newcastle Arena Bowmanville Senior Public School Newcastle Day Care Bowmanville Audio Vision Newcastle Electric Ltd. 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