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Section Two by Joyce Kelly By Joyce Kelly Mother's Day was a beautiful spring day when many families gathered gathered to spend a day of visiting and other enjoyable activities. The Yard Sale at the High School and the Rummage Sale at the United Church were both very successful events. Many, many items found new homes. The Nursery School Dance on Saturday evening had a packed Recreation Recreation Centre when everyone enjoyed enjoyed the dancing and the humour of the unique group, the Yuk, Yuks. Connie Swain is a patient in Oshawa Hospital - your many friends wish you improved health. On Thursday evening the Black- stock Fair Board will hold its regular meeting. Roy and Linda Bradbum, Matthew Matthew and Amanda entertained both sets of parents for Sunday dinner. Joe and Annie Bradbum of Port Perry and Harold and Eileen Mclaughlin were guests. At the Blackstock United Church, Christian Family Sunday was celebrated. celebrated. During the service, the Junior Choir sang "In the Bulb there is a Rower" and Senior Choir "Happy the Home When God is There". The Sacrament of Baptism was conducted by Reverend D. Shearman when Ash- leigh Lynn Taylor daughter of Janet Bailey was received to the family of God. The tradition of Mother's Day was explored in Reverend D. Shearman's Shearman's sermon. Following church, Marilyn Bailey held a family, gathering in honour of Ashley's baptism. Guests were Janet Bailey and Ashley, of Oshawa, Sharon Sharon Benedict and Jamie of Sydenham, Lome Bailey, Jeffrey and Sheri Zeddman, Allan Bailey all of Black- stock and Ashley's great grandmother grandmother Mrs. Jennie Bailey of the Port Perry Nursing Home. Kelly and Terry Gatchell and Robert recently held a birthday party in honour of Sarah's 6th birthday. Guests were Bob and Diane Gatchell, Harold and Eileen McLaughlin, grandparents: great grandmother Mrs. Ruth- Gimblett of Columbus, Kathy and Peter Hill, Roy and Linda Bradbum, Matt and Amanda. Welcome to the community is extended extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mel Godfrey and family from Uxbridge who recently recently moved into the home where Joe and Gail Gauley and family lived. Welcome to Blackstock. An Open House will be held next Sunday afternoon at the Blackstock United Church in honour of Mrs. Margaret VanCamp's 85th birthday. There will be an Arts Night at the Cartwright Central Public School on May 25 at 7 p.m. Banks from both the High School and Public school as well as Choirs will perform. The grand finale will be the combined bands which be the largest Concert Band in North Durham. Admission is only $1. per person or $4.00 per fam- Report from Yelverton Area ily. Do mark this day on your calendar calendar and plan to attend. The High School Band enjoyed a great trip to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania recently. They were on several tours, met the mayor and performed a concert in a huge mall. At Musicfest they were adjudicated by three adjudicators adjudicators and were very proud to receive receive a bronze medal. More details will come later. There were 14 tables at the Tuesday Tuesday evening euchre party with the following winners - Ray Gimblett, Kathleen Watts, Loma Swain, Lill McMahon, Ruby Smith, Grant Bright, and Harry Hill. Draws were won by Loma Bright, Charlie Staple- ton, June Wannamaker, Mary Forest, Dorothy Archer and Betty Kuyer. Plan to attend the Retirement Party Party for Ray Ashton at the Rec. Centre on Friday, June 10 if you have had any connection with the High School over the years. Another interesting event is being planned by the Cartwright High School's Yearbook committee for Saturday, May 28 when an All-You- Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner will be served between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets are $6.00 in advance and $7.00 at the door for adults with children's children's rates. Call the High School for tickets at 986-4241. Everyone is welcome. welcome. Noreen and Neil Malcolm entertained entertained their family on Mother's Day. Mary Lou and David Kellogg, Ja- nielle and Natalie of Welcome, Jamie Malcolm, Alaina and Brennan were dinner guests. Gord Malcolm and friend of Pickering were afternoon callers. Peggy and Ralph Larmer entertained entertained their family for Mother's Day dinner. A busy household indeed. I hope that you will call 986-4257 with your news items for this column. column. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 11,1994 23 Report from Elizabethville and Area Group Heads for Stouffville To See Music Mania Show ,. By Harvey Malcolm - , On Thursday evening April 21, Mr. Ken Carmichael of Nestleton hosted a gathering of the Lake Scu- gog Naturalist Society at his home on the Cadmus Quarterline with an average average attendance present. The Hi-Light of the evening was Ken's slide presentation presentation of Warbler's that he had taken taken all over Canada and U.S.A. - a very colourful and interesting part of the program. Reverend Ross Benns was unable to be present due to illness. illness. Pleased to have Mr. Belford Panke of Manotick drop in at Malco- nia for a brief visit this week. Ralph and Linda Pfoh dropped in to see Pat Rowan in Picton one day last week. Mary, Lauretta and Sparky of Madonna House also visited the Pfohs this week. On Saturday evening Don McKennon of Lotus was the victim of a surprise birthday party engineered, engineered, by his pears in the observation of a special birthday event. Some 25 to thirty well wishers took the McKinnon domicile by storm. Needless Needless to say everyone had an enjoyable evening - or so it appeared -even : Don. Sorry to report that our popular minister Reverend Ross Benns is still in the hospital in Markham and at time of writing undergoing tests to correct a medical imbalance. All join in wishing Ross the speediest of recoveries. recoveries. Glad to report that Mr. Mil- ton Stephenson was permitted to return return home from Port Perry Hospital this week. Miss Crystal Carmichael had the misfortune this week to fall off her bicycle and damaged her face requiring requiring several stitches and loosening 3-4 teeth. A speedy recovery to Crystal. Ralph and Linda Pfoh hosted their nephew and niece Kendal and Alison Baker of Toronto to dinner this week at the Cullen Gardens on the occasion of Allison's birthday. Congratulations to a longtime resident resident of our Yelverton-Janetville community community Mr. Wilson Heaslip who will be observing his 90th birthday with an Open House at Victoria Manor in Lindsay on Sunday p.m. Wilson served on Manvers Twsp. Council for several years culminating with a term as Reeve. by Edna Thickson On Thursday the Seniors held their Birthday Pot Luck dinner with thirty-one attending. Those who were celebrating were J. Barkwell, Vi Jig- gens and Audrey Graham. The draw was sent to Vi Jiggens who is ill. Everyone enjoyed the dinner the minutes minutes of the last meeting were read and our coming trip on Saturday was discussed discussed and we plan to leave from Canton at 3:30. Games were played and the winner of U.N.O. was Mary Gardiner. Euchre was won by Don Bebee with 63, Eva Longyear with 52, Charlotte Thompson with 51. Mildred Wilson Lone Hands. Low Edith Carruthers. On Saturday afternoon forty-two members and friends left for Stouffville Stouffville to see Music Mania "Just Say Cheese" presented. It was an excellent excellent musical. Skits, dancing duets, and many other numbers of interest that were put on by the Stouffville United Church Couples Club in the Stouffville District Secondary School for three evenings. It was an excellent excellent performance. We heard about it through Reg McCool as his son Doug McCool was on one of the committees. committees. We had our early supper at the Swiss Chalet at Whitby. Everyone seemed to enjoy the trip even though a light rain kept up all afternoon. On Sunday Church services were held at Welcome only. I was able to contact Mary Gardener and she said they had a nice service. Clare Kellogg Kellogg was the guest speaker and the Kellogg's family were well represented. represented. After the service they had lunch. There were not too many there from Garden Hill, and here. My two granddaughters Alyson and Lesley are home for the holidays from St. Catharines and Montreal. Saturday was a busy place espe cially around all the creeks with fishermen. fishermen. Susan and Jackson Peacock were with Sophia and Shane on Sunday. Bill and Marie Turbenche called at Mercer's on Saturday and Bea and Ray Hughes spent Thursday évening with Clarence and Betty Mercer. A class party was held at Blanche Muldrew's as her granddaughter enjoyed enjoyed a play with the others, she is having a lesson at home now and misses her class. Joyce and Elmer Fowler arrived home on Saturday and the Fowler's seem to be busy working across the road. June Moore has had to have another another operation for a Colostomy and is improving nicely: Hospital Aux. Holds Annual Meeting May 7 The Auxiliaty to Bowmanville Memorial Hospital held its Annual general meeting on Friday, May 7, in Lecture Room "A" of the Hospital. 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