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cleein St. Thomas. is I(dfi l wstdnte AmSandra Regal, ta her home in. Sturdy Little O ne-Year-QId Southampton. Bermuda, on eSocial U-'ersonal June Ilth. Pat retumned homel ion July 2nd from herm nost Phone 623-303 enjoyable visit In Bermuda. Mr. and Mms. Fred Groshongý and famiiy o! Torquay. Sask., Mr. Wesley Davey. Detroit.iday from a month's hollday In were weekend guests o! Mm.ý Mich., is visiting his sisters,I England, Scotland and Wales. and Mis. Gamnet Goheen. Mr. Mns. W. A. Edgem nr m.W m and Mrs. Chs..r!l and Mms. J. Goheen, Libertyl Mr. andagnehasll.pllSt., and Mr. and Mis. Raymond, J. Bgnel. and family, Donald and JO Goheen, Newcastle, a.nd attend- Mr. Henry Eatan af Kinley, Anne, o! San Jose, Cali!., flewed the Hyslop-Goheen wedding Bask., visited Mrs. L. Mc-ýdown to visit Mrs. Harpeil's.on SéturdayJly5 Mahon, Lambert St.. on Wed-, mother, Mo-s. Glddus Jones and Jy5 liesday ai last week. 1other relatives,. eetvstoswt m n Mr. and Mrs. Harold Servage: Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Mairs 'Mo-s. G . adMScuGg. d and !amily, Calgary. Aita., are e-ntertained with a dinner inancl uedMm and CaolMrsG.Adp-, %4iighem mother, Mrs. A.;Sunday In honor o! the 4tonm, MS.san a Camof ram-' G. Brooks, Fourth Street. ,wedding anniversany o! Mrs. tawa, Mn. and Mo-s. McKinnen.I Miss Dorothy Taylor and'Mairs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mm. and Mrs. K. Snowden. al Miss Ruth Barss, Tomonto G. Badgem. Scugog St. o! Barrie, Mms. Mary Guth-' spent the holiday with Mo-s: Mr. and Mrs. J. Newman.reau and Mis. Clark, Parrs-; James Hall. Liberty St. North. Silver St., spent the long bomo, N.B. Mr. Earl TrulI. R.R. 2. Bow- weekend with their daughter Mmr. and Mrs. Donald Mast- nianville, is leaving this weekand mon-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ers, John and David, Colling-ý fer a month's visit In Victoriai George Lawinger (Ruth) and woýd, holidayed last week with1 md oher oinl inBritishj'amily, London, Onta&i. Mms. E. Varcoe, Church St., and Columbia. Mo-s. A. Hubbamd. Town, Mr. and Mrs. A. Masters. Lam- Miss Mary Jewell, Miss ýMms. Isabel Wilson and daugh- beit Street. Miss Kim Masters, Margaret Allun and Mrs. H.I ter Sandra, Oshawa. and Mrs. o! Lindsay eturned to Col.: ]Pollock returned last Wednes- lAlice Allin, Newcastle, visited lingwood wlth Mr. and Mrs. Mm. and Mis. Chas. Glikes. Donald Masters for a holiday Newcastle, on Monday after- there. st. Paul S non. Well-known Oshawa dne Mm and Mis. Arthur Colli- instructor Miss Irente Harvey . ý . son are spending July and Is in Oshawa General Hosp1-ý United hurcflAugust at their summuen home t.al recuperating tram a badý on Deer Bay. Last Sunday Mm. fli she took while holidaying' Minister: Collison was guest organist at at hem cottage in Haliburton.: Rov. 19. A. Turner, Ithe Church On The Rock, It is understood she is In satis- B.A., B.D.i Burleigh Fails. tactory condition but is ex-;1 Mm. nd m. dwl Joespected to remain in hospitail Ortanlt: k ae akvstdforseveral weeks. M. R. meteaif, with Mn. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. A. Marjerri- A.A..T.,A.C..M. Goodman. Welington St., on son returned home last week j Satunday and also Mrs. L. J. aften a week*s holiday with' Tehsyltl lowiteabv pooi Jfr ML non fM. 10:00 a'.Goodman, Golden Plough Mn. Mamjerison's brother and' hehsyiteflow nteabv pooisJfryMLnon fM. Lodge, Cobourg. sister-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Larry McLean of Oshawa, who celebrated his first birthday on May Trinlty and St". Paul's Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bates, Winston Mariemnison and fam- 3lst. His proud gnandparcnts are Mn. and Mrs. Bienton Fogg cf Bowmanville and Flett St., recently eturned îly. Cornwall. Miss Suzanne Mr. Albert Kremnbil cf Sumnmerberry, Sask. Photoby Hornsby Congregations Join in from a month's motor trip ta Doran o! Belleville returned___ ,theWesernProvinces. They with ber uncle and aunt forlicadei, formemly o! Chuquica- Public Worshlp. teetern daughter, son-in- a brie! visit heme. Imata, Chîle, and their daugh- w n a uo S h l r Nursery Service aw and grandson, Mr. and Miss Karlyn McDonald o! tem Jeanne, weme weekendY o O t ro S h l s Mis. H. Jobst and Robbie in Montreai, Que., Is spending thj5ýguests o! 'Mis. Driae' provided Caigarv, Alberta, week with hem parents, Mr.ihrother-in-iaw and sister, r A t, Cou rtice Secondary Miss Pat Rudel] accompan- and Mrs. Hugh McDonald,Iafld Mms. Gienholme Hughies,l I Brown 'Sreet Mm. McDonald,5'King St. East. The Darmîcadesl sister and brother-in-iaw Mr. are spending July at their, and Mis. Ralph waiters of summer cottage, Cherry Valley, Richmond, B.C.,arived last near Picton,' Ont. cSum m erSaturday at the Toronto In- Re,. A. W. and Mis. Hard- (g rIf s u m e rternational Arport for a visit ong spent the weekpnd o! June ihere. 28th in Hamilton visiting Dr. Dr. and Mis.A. E.L. Dam- and Mis. R. W. Thompson, Susan and David. Mis. Thomp- /?'llust C la sesing. On Tuesday, July lst, they One-hour group lessons on Tuesdays in REHOBOTH went on to St. Catharines to Orono United Church foliowing the Orff visit Mis. Harding's' son andi Method for children 5 ta 12 years of age. The Chuta Rfr amniîy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul fundamentals are taught through rhythmic Church Symons, Janet, Ted and Doug-1 activity, car training, and the playing of spec- Scugog Street M.adMs anc ol ially designed instruments. Those pravided are j4n-o ouls r adMs glockenspiels, xylophones, metalophones, ceilo, Mnse:Toa oi n agtr tirnpani, assorted -rhythm instruments and ie.A adeBr elyadMsiWnd u- flute-like recorders.BA . MT. doch, ail of Bowmanville. me- Phonne 023-7407 turned home iast week from n., This course provides a unique introduction Wosl evcs Miami Beach, Florida, whemeï teo music and is a valuable aid in correcting WrhpSrie they attended the 51st Annualý faulty rhythm and ear training in pupils ai- 10:00 a.m. Convention o! the Optimnist Io-';----- terriational. Whiie in Florida: ready tudying an instrument. Gifted children 7:00 p.m. they visited Cypmess Gardens. ,ý experience the joy of improvising and the the Kennedy Space Centre and- Sharon Fitzgerald Magda Viehover challenge of pîaying in a group. Back ta God Hour had a short stay In Daytona CutceSoday chi;Vhoe, autm o!M RS R.DM RTN ATCM.Dial 1310 Radio !Beach.1 orieScnaySholiovdugt fM. MRS.R. D MO TONA.T..M.Mr. and Mrs. Don Harveàr had two Ontario Seholaîs andi Mrs. K. Viehover. R R 1, R.R 1 KEDA, OT.Evey undy 0 3 aniand famniiy spent the weekend among its Grade 13 graduates.1wmFoiur o ihpr 8to0.5%nt R.R.1, ENDL, NT.at Colllngwood where thPy They are Sharon Fitzgerald, from Courtice weme Alice PHONE: 983-5682 "Everyone Welcome" visited Mrs. Harvey's sister and daughtem o! Mm. and Mrs. G. Jones with 77%7, Susan.Prime brothem-in-iaw, Mr. andMr,. Fitzgerald, .R. 1 Hamp- 76.5, Gordon Griffin 7,9,8 and ___________________________________________________________Cameron Robinson and frilj n.wt+h 82.4%. ,a n ;r.R;nrirri giiii xi, 7;c ~1e% cores CBLE V!! GroduatesFProm Clarki beteCo e, C BLE ý@Win Ont. Scholarship PROGRESS REPORT No. 1 -e -e j> 1- 'w 0 (A ho E '8 Bowmanville Trunk Feeder Cable bý Fired-Up and Ready To Go Barly this week final tests on the feeder trunk cable to serve Bowmanville was checked out A-O.K. This is a 3/4" coaxial cable that runs from the antenria site on Prestonville Road South along No. 2 Highway on telephone poles. The cable follows telephone poles which cut ini behind Brooks Orchland Farm and end up at a pole on Scugog Street in Bowmanville directly in front of the Bowmariville Foundry. You will notice aur transistor amplifiers along the cable span - there are abolit three per mile. Television signais carried by wire lose their strength, which we cali "cable lois". The amplifiers are spaced at intervals ta bring the signais back up so that nt the end of the six mile run we have the saine signal level that we started ivith at our antenna site. You ask, "What powers these amplifiers ? They obviously need some form of power to function." You are right, tbey do need power. This power is supplied by power supplies. The power supplies appear about every three miles. They are about 12" square, painted white, on the telephone poles with a hydro hookup. AC power is led directly into the eable which feeda the power into the amplifiers. Each power supply will operate about ten amplifiers& Next tirne you take a trip ta Oshawa via No. 2 Highway, have a look at the tele- phone poles. You will see the equipment I have described which by late summer will ge serving your community with the finest in T.V. reception. Our Bowmanville office will be opening sometime in August. In the meantime, we are accepting priority installation orders at our Oshawa office. Your order will be filed and installed on a first come basis. We wiIl be giving subsequent progmess reports ta keep you posted on how your Wcable system is progressing. iOshawa Cable TV Ltd. 0ýf f EAST MALL SHOPPING CENTRE MO0 King St. Eaùt, Oshawa Phone 723-5278 4. 4* 1- w -I <i (n G> E O v Keith Allun At Clarke High Schoo1 there were two Ontario Schol- ars among this year's- gradu- ates from Grade 13. Keith Aluin, son o! Mr. and Mrs. William Allun, R.R. 2,1 Newcastle. had 82.1 % andý Cornie Van der Werf. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Van der Wemf, had 81.1%. The next four top Clarke Cornie Van der Werf 7 7.4, David Dent, son of Mrs, E. Dent., Orono, and the iatp Ernest Dent, 74.6%, John. Milne, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Milme, Oronn, and Pre- sident. of the Student Coun- cil, 73.4%, and Bruce Mac- Donald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDonald, Newton- ville, 7.7%. G> e uei ...were Gradualesar daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CD Fank oarof Newcastle, r d ae Oand attended the weddlng of' Mis. Harvey's niece, Miss Julia È.i Garvie, and Mr. David Tuiner inDesboro on Saturday. They ~>~ j aiso atterided a famlly reunion P on Sunday. * Mrs Clarence Junkin of Bobcaygeon spent a few days with her sister, Mis. Leslie *iBrooks and Mr. Brooks, Scu- «* I gog Street. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brooks. Howard and Murray in spent Friday night with his gâparents, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, . before Ieaving Saturday morn- ing for their new home in Ot- tawa. Glenn la working there as a Pharmaceutical Evaluator N ithp Manufacturing & Con- trol Division of Fond & Drugs. O Mrs. John Trimble and three' children. Todd, Tyler and Hay- ey, San )Diego, Calif.. arrived here on Saturday. June 28, for Sa month's visit with ber par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Flet- cher, and sister Audrey, of Queen Street. Mr. and Mrs. Norma Louise Gearint Fletchers eider son Kenneth. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Curt- Ohis wile and son Barry. of Itis Gearing, R.R 3, Bowman- Clearwater, Florida, arrived ville, received ber Master af last Wednesday for a week's Social Work degree at the visit. Barry han just recently Spring Convocation held rec- Oreturned froin service in Viet ently at the University of lTarn with the American for- Manitoba. Winnipeg. Norma ta ces. Another son, Charles, and;presentlv emploved with the his wife o! Picton were here Family Service Association in = ýÏthe weekerd. iToronto. !LONG SAULT 1 1Mr. and Mrs. John Vander- brink, Holland; Mr. and M.rs. Paul Vanderbrink and Jakey. Whitby, were Saturday sup- per guests ai Mr. and Mrs.-W. Vaneyk. Mrs. John Vander.. brink Is a sister of Mr. W. Vaneyk and she and her bus- band are spendlng seven weeks with their son and elatives ln Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith, Lesa I and Kart, Bowmanville, en- joyed a picnic with the Smiths Sun day afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and boys spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ba- ker and famlly, Burlington. Mr. and Mis. Gardon, Ann, Ruth and Garry attended the Burley Bus p1cnlc at Garden Hill Sunday afternoon and evening. - Mms. Sidney Cornish, Mary and Wendy attended the Blackburn - Hardy family pic- nie Tuesday, July lst, at Sol- Ina. Cet Cash Today For OId Appliances thtougb STATESMAN C L A 8S 1 FIE D ?hon@ 023-3303 5 B1adg Sugg. l The Canadien Statesman, BownmnvMfe. July 9, 1980 7 Mi. and Mis. Fred Brooks Several ettended the Indue- and Chris, Oshawa and Mr. tinn Service for our new znin. Robt. Sim were Sundlay sup- ister, Rev. 'R. Hopkinh, B.A., er guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.D.. held ln- Tyrone United H.Murphy and famlly. Church, Thursday evening. STARIS FRUDAY JULY llth NOW FOR THE FIRST TINtE CONTINUGUS PERFORMANCES ... 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