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8 Thc Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. September 9, 1987 Section Two (intended for last week) On Sunday morning, August August 30th, United Church people of Hope Township met at thc home ofMorley and Ethel Bicklc for the last outdoor sendee of thc summer. summer. It was a delight to be present present at thc lovely old home and to participate in thc baptism of two descendants of old time settlers in thc area. Seven of thc nine summer summer services were held in the open in surroundings that showed the result of constant care not only for thc day but throughout the Wesleyville District Happenings nst wool?) Slimnior TTnnli inn f mnnl urne in (tin Porm nP ^ ^ summer. Each congregation will return to its own church for Sunday, September September 6, with Welcome bc- ginningat 10:15a.m. Sunday school will re-open on September September 13th. On Thursday, August 27th, thc two groups of Welcome Welcome UCW catered for a dinner for employees of Sheridan Nurseries, it was held at thc nursery at Zion managed by Mr. D. Franke, and representatives of at least 100 nurseries were present, some from United Slates. Tables were set up in thc main building and There is a clear choice in Durham East ON SEPT. 10 ELECT MARG WILBUR THE™ AW DEMOCRATS 433-4080 or 623-3355 Authorized by Marg Wilbur Campaign Committee. No need for his life to be ruffff , ,i Your pet deserves the best. Make sure your pet's life is a healthy and happy one. For grooming supplies, toys or health products for your pet, this is the place! •Pet Carriers Dog Sweaters Professional Grooming • Quality Pet Foods Terribrae Pet Foods & Supplies 73 King St W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-1752 Sit up and the meal was in the form of a smorgasbord, with seat... g provided by planks covered with paper and resting on bales of straw. It was a good meal with ham and turkey and all that usually goes with it, vegetables, salads, and delicious desserts. It was difficult to judge the number present but over 300 dinner plates were used. Ham was carved by Tom Wilson and Harold Austin Austin while ladies looked after all thc necessary service service that goes with such a meal. Thc building was decorated decorated with tall trees, with roots bundled ready for later planting. Guests were taken on a tour of the planting planting acreage. Allan Holdaway attended a meeting of thc Association Association ofMunicipalitiesofOn- tario at thc Royal York in Toronto from August 23 to 26th -- Sunday to Wednesday. Wednesday. There was an interesting interesting display demonstrating the use of plastic to conserve conserve energy. One room of the hotel was covered with hard plastic made of plates fastened together. Two layers of polyethylene had plywood in the centre and the surface could be used for hockey, tennis and many other sports all year round. Surface would last seven years, then be reversed and used for another seven. It needs daily vacuuming but no scraping. A demonstration demonstration of skating was given. Will a game of hockey without without frozen water ever be the same? It is made by a company company in Pennsylvania and one is in use in Montreal. There was a very happy gathering at Emily Provincial Provincial Park, near Peterborough Peterborough on Saturday, August August 29th. The Dinner family family were there, at least about 30 of them, to celebrate celebrate with an afternoon picnic picnic dinner, the 17th wedding wedding anniversary of Dennis and Barbara Croft. As well as that remembered occasion, occasion, they congratulated Marie (Mrs. Ron) Dinner on a very Hydro News Watt's Up wins award Ontario Hydro's cable television series "Watt's Up" picked up two first place awards last month at the American-dominated Hometown U.S.A. Video Festival in Chicago. The cable television series, aired on more than 45 cable stations in Ontario, was selected as best magazine series and best international series from among 1,400 entrants in the competition. "Watt's Up" vvas also selected as a finalist in two other categories. Another power peak A new summer peak for electricity of 18.2 million kilowatts was reached July 13, up 7.6 per cent from the same month last year. This record-setting demand can be attributed to hot and humid weather the first three weeks in July. Ontario customers used 9.9 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity in July, up 5.7 per cent from the same month last year. NOTH $800 to $2,000 rebates on our most popular Subaru models! Then take note of these specially reduced prices. JUST $ 13,105 After rebate See us for additional $1000 savings. Rebates End September 20, 1987 C&C MOTOR SALES 155 KING ST. E, OSHAWA (AT THE ENTRANCE TO MIDTOWN MALL) 579-6224 GL Station Wagon (Freight, P.D.I., P.S.T. extra) SUBARU. The car that goes to extremes. special birthday. Stephen and Lynn Dinncrarrived on Friday night, Ken Dinner and Jerry Langman were already already there, while Helen came later with Ken's and her families. Their visitors from Pennsylvania, Richard and Mollic Lyons, were still here for this very pleasant occasion. Congratulations to Dennis and Barbara and to Marie. There was a bird walk in the park and those who took that trail were delighted to see an osprey. On Monday, August 24th, Mr. and Mrs. George Howell Wilson of Vancouver called in the area to learn more of the Wilson family. He is a descendant of thc Mr. Wilson Wilson who came to Toronto and Markham in 1832 from Yorkshire. One of his sons was George who, in 1874, purchased purchased thc Port Hope Guide. He had written in 1862, his memoirs up to the year 1853 so they contain no information information of this area. Thc Monday Monday caller is a great grandson grandson of a brother of the Guide's Mr. Wilson, and was delighted to read a copy of thc memoirs. Garden produce is being converted into frozen or canned provisions for thc winter. Different gardeners who received tomato seeds from friends in Alberta who had received them from a Polish neighbour, are now enjoying thc huge tomatoes, sonic weighing nearly two pounds. They arc very solid, with a few seeds and arc a deep rose colour, not a bright red. Mrs. Margaret Robb of Os- goodc has been visiting her sister, myself, from Friday to Monday, and calling on friends here. Mrs. Robb taught school here, 1937-9. Mr. Tim Lewis of Morris, Manitoba, visited with George Tufford and other members of his family on Tuesday of last week. He was accompanied by his mother and both were delighted delighted to find information about thc Tufiords. Alexander Alexander was one of Hope Township's Township's early settlers. His son, George, was thc present present George's grandfather. Mr. Lewis is a descendant of Alexander's daughter. This area is a happy hunting ground for descendants of early families. Team from Newcastle Pool Captures Life Guard Competition ~ il K The winners of the second annual guard competition competition received their trophy Thursday evening, August 27, at an end of summer barbecue for the Town of Newcastle Summer Aquatic Staff. The winners are Chris Walkey, Allen Canrinus, Lisa Brown, Brad Sainsbury and Melonie Scott the guard staff from the Newcastle Lions Pool. B» 1 '^jEVERAGAINLl AIM TOOTHPASTE 100 ml. ~~ yj/HÂT A DEAL!-- ASSORTED GLASS TUMBLERS trï'7 Z/ w M wowLkkk greatdealm JUMBO TEA TOWELS A iQii C#Cil FACE CLOTHS jiZC'ZïX"*. 1 ! 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