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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 18, 1974 3 MAPLE Mr. R. Bailey, Port Perry, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tamblyn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brownell, Valerie, Lee, Diane and Roy, Mrs. Roy Van Camp enjoyed the weekend at their cottage at Mink Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gould and Michael, Trenton, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hazen E. Gould and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans and Leslie spent the weekend with her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knister at Gravenhurst. Miss Barbara Wright, Ont- ario Teacher Education Col- lege, Hamilton, spent the weekend at home witb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Alend and four sons, Toronto, were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Gould. Mrs. Normand Vachon visit- ed with her grandparents and other relatives in Nova Scotia, recently. Miss Irene McFarlane, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gannon and children, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Gould. The Maple Grove Sunday Telephone 623-7737 LS IiS Fashions READY-TO-WEAR AND CUSTOM TAILORING 119,1King St. E. L . Bowmanville j Ury CleanersC/uH "Well, ray dear," said the businessman who had married his secretary, "I must get someone to replace you at the office." 'I've been thinking of that," replied the bride, "My cousin is just leaving school." "What's her nama?" "George Burns," said the bride. CLOTHES CARE HINT: Permanent Pleats? The word permanent in this connection is relative. Rarely is there a permanent pleat. PORT PERRY SNOW SHOW '75 Port Perry Arena - September 27 - 28 - 29 YOUR EXCLUSIVE SANITONE DEALER BOWMANVILLE CLEANERS LTD. 84 KING ST. W. 623-5520 LIIt L R 'We Specialize In Shirt Laundering" School and United Church services began at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday morning. S.S. Supt. Mr. Ted White was in charge of the first part of the service. Mr, Ken Brooks gave out pins and certificates to several pupils who had attained al- most perfect attendance dur- ing the past season. After the S.S. retired to their various classes, Rev. David Harris, B.Th. gave a short sermon and then the congre- gation and Sunday School teachers and pupils gathered at the north side of the Christian Education Hall and Church, where a Colorado Blue Spruce tree, donated by the Sunday School, had been recently planted. This tree was dedicated by Rev. Harris in memory of the late Mr. Harry Freeman who was S.S. Superintendent from 1925 - 1972. Mrs. L. C. Snowden paid tribute td Mr. Freeman when she said that Harry had attendedMaple grove Church and S.S. for sixty years and quote - "while this generation and future generations may have new ideas and possibly better ideas for Church and Sunday School, no Christian service can replace Harry's qualities on honesty, sincerity and faithfulness, and when ill health forced him to give up this work, a large part of his life was gone." Sunday School and Church Services will begin next Sun- day at 9:30 a.m. The U.C.W. will meet on Thurs. evening at the Hall at 8:00 p.m. Anniversary On Saturday, September 14, 1974, Mr. andMrs. J. Arthur Barnes celebrated their thirty-fifth wedding anniver- sary at a family dinner hosted by their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barnes. and daughter, Miss Grace Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Grace Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Weir, Peterborough, joined the family for dinner, and while Mrs. Weir, maid of honor of thirty-five years ago, pinned a lovely gardenia and yellow rose cprsage on the ride, Roxy pinned a yellow rose boutonniere on the groom. After toasting the health of the bride and groom, everyone enjoyed a salad supper. Earlier in the day Mr. and Mrs. Weir had hosted a luncheon party in honor of the occasion, and Miss Grace Wilson, Oshawa, had called to offer congratulations. Art and Bertha were also the recipi- ents of many lovely cards and gifts from family and friends. Holy Cross Church, Oshawa was the setting for a lovely summer wedding, when Father Mario Deguisti, united in marriage, Sheryl Dianne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whillans, Bowman- ville, and Joseph J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Car oBonura, Osh awa, on Saturday, August 24, 1974. The bride, given in marri- age by ber father, chose a formai gown of white satin, covered with sheer net, white roses, pearls and bows of satin. Her headpiece was of white roses and pearl, and she carried a bridal bouquet of 0 SEE exclusive cable coverage of local a SAVE $14.90 with a free connection plus a events on Cablecast 6! month's free viewing! * TREAT your family to a real variety of 0 HAVE your second set connected now entertainment! absolutely free! 0 WATCH all the sports events: hockey, e HURRY! This free viewing offer is for a baseball, football, golf and lacrosse! short time only! 4 ENJOY T.V. as it is meant to be seen: sharp, clear, dependable reception on every b e tv channel, on all of your sets! 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Yelverton United Church celebrated its 112th Anniver- sary on Sunday with the Rev. Wm. John of Lindsay as guest speaker. Special music was supplied by Miss Pamela Stinson and Mrs. Bill Gilmour who provided two lovely duets assisted on the electric organ by Mrs. Ralph Pfoh. Over the weekend the Yel- verton Sr. girls participated in a ball tournament near Lind- say. They lost the first game by a close score 7-5 to Cambray but won the second vs Little Britain by a large score thus winning the conso lationtrophy of $25.00. The Sr. girls won their game vs Millbrook this week and need one more win to take the trophy. The Jr. girls lost their game vs Blackstock on Friday at Blackstock but won the one at home earlier in the week. The finals now stand two wins and one tie for Yelverton; one win and one tie for Blackstock. The Yelverton-Janetville Mens team took a new lease on life on Sunday as they won over Nestleton by a score of 8-3. Donnie Timms was the winning pitcher pitching the full game. The Panchuk brothers pitched for Nestle- ton. There were no particular stars as all players played well. Terry Malcolm and Trevor Nesbitt each had three baggers; Clare Robinson and Donnie Timms had four for five and three for four hits respectively. The semi-finals will be decided next Sunday at Nestleton at 2 p.m. A small family gathering was held on Sunday evening at Malconia in observance of No. One son's (Marti) 19th birth- day. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples were honored with a farewell party by the joint Lifford and Yelverton communities. The earlier part of the evening was spent in dancing to music supplied by Gary Bristow and Warren Sutcliffe. Mr. Charlie McGill was the M.C. for the occasion and Mrs. Barbara Hamilton read a poetic address elaborating on the prominent position Law- rence and Vera have taken in our communities and how badly they will be missed in the future. The Staples moved recently to their new home in Orono. They were presented with a reclining rocker chair, a coffee table and a sum of money by the committee on behalf of their many friends. Lunch concluded this social evening. The committee included Mrs. Barbara Hamilton, the Ted Spenceleys, the Bruce McGills, the Charlie McGills, the Norman Wilsons, the Lloyd Cains and the Jack Wilsons. Whillans, and the ushers Messrs. Tony Whillans, Sam- my Bonura, Victor Salomone, and Joseph Guihiana, Master Terrence Rigby acted as ring- bearer. Receiving the guests at the reception held in the Lion's Centre, the bride's mother wore a formai gown of shocking pink chiffon, witb a corsage o f whbit e g ardenia and pink Sweetheart roses, while the groom's mother choose a formal gown of navy print with white and a white gardenia corsage with Yellow Sweetheart roses. Leaving on a honeymoon to Italy and Sicily, the bride and groom wore matching beige suits with vests, the bride also wearing a wide brimmed white hat and a corsage of white gardenia and red Sweet- heart roses. On their return, they will reside in Oshawa. 1971, 1970 1973 1969 1971 1968 1966 1969 GROVE N Lic. EBF F606 Your OBITUARY MRS. CORA DEAN Funeral services were held Saturday September 7 for Mrs. Cora I. Dean. Mrs. Dean passed away at Bowmanville Hospital on Wednesday, Sept- ember 4th after a short illness. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, she was born and educated in Port Perry. In 1915 she married Charles Russell Dean and resided in Oshawa and the Burketon area. A member of the United Church, Mrs. Dean belonged to both the Courtice Women's Auxiliary and the Burketon Women's Auxiliary. Mrs. Dean is survived b her husband Charles Russeil Dean and two daughters, Mrs. Doris Garrow of Midland and Mrs. Gwen McKee of Taunton Road. 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