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8The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 21, 1975 Get-well wishes are extend- ed to Mrs. Ian Waldie, who is a Patient in, Bowmanville Hospital. John Evans is presently employed re-roofing the Pontv>Q91 Communîtv Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Beges spent Saturday and Sunday in Port Elgin with Jim and Norma Beggs and Crystal Lynn. John and Elaine Van- Wieringen of Kincardîne were weekend visitors ln the vil- lage. In spite of the busy holiday weekend, the bazaar, bake sale and fashion show Ôf the U.C.W., Explorers and C.G.I.T. was very *eIl attend- ed. Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Murphy attended a niece's wedding in Mlliken on Saturday. The bail season is under- way. On Sunday Cathmar Wel Drligof the Scugog League, cahdby Fred Rusk, hosted the Nestleton team with the score 11-9 la Pontypool's favour. On Monday at the Victoria Day celebration in Bethany, Pontypool Sr. men, COF Bowlers Top Team Honored with Trophy defeated Bethany 2-1 in an exhibition came. Mr. Lloyd Brown had the misfortune to have a cow die recently with the rabies. Lloyd and son Donald are taking daily rabies shots in Lindsay. The two local nurseries - Richardsons' and Fishers' are reportedly each doing a boom- ing business. Several, local people. are planning on attending the mammoth service, commem- orating the fiftieth anniver- sary of the United Church of Canada, to.be held in Peter- borough Memorial Centre on Sunday, May 25th. A bus wili be leaving Pontypool at 4:45 p.m. and will be stopping in Bethany to pick up passen- gers at 5:30. Ail wishing to go are advised to get their tickets beforehand fromn Rev. Ficho. Teenagers - be sure to have your dress ready for the Graffiti Dance - to b e held this Friday evening in the Coin- munity Hall. Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sutch and Mr. and Mrs. George VanDam, Jr. Many local families took advantage of the gorgeous holiday weekend and went camping or visiting their cottages. If there are any ladies who are saving Canada Packers labels for our U.C.W., Mrs, Grace Fallis would like them handed in as soon as possible. Also - a reminder of clothing for the bale to be packed shortly for Scott Mission. 4-H POTATO CLUB by Glenn Wood The first meeting of the 4-H Potato Club was held at the Agricuitural office in Bow- manville on April 9th, with, 6 members present. Since 3 members of the club were flot able to attend,, election of officers was lef t for the -next meeting. The club talked about various topics which would be discussed throughout the year's meetings, and where the-meetings would be. At the- second meeting, at The COF hnwlino tpqm thzit won thpe oveted first place trophv this vear, was honored at the COF banquet at Centennial Hall on May lOth. They are, from left to right, Helen Vandenberg, Bev. Alldread, Florence Potter, Capt. Arnold VanGoor, Magda Zoelman and Jake Kapteyn. Goodyear Bowlers Fîrst ta HoId Banquet at Marina Hotel the farm ot Elmer Huggins, everyone was present, .and the chqb undertook to elect off-, icers. Jeff Do yle was elected Pre-sident, Wally Seward Vice- President, David Hard Secre- tary, and Glenn Wood as PÈrIs8 Reporter. We then discus' .c-- ideal soils for potato crops, fertilizer that would be applied to help the crop, the filling out of Record Books,. and a r ssble demonstration. unceh was served after the meeting was adjourned.î NOTICE- Special Public Meeting OUEST SPEAKER: Mr. Walter Beath Chairman, Region of Durham Question and Answer Session Ai Council Chambers. Bowmanvill Thursday, May 22nd 8: 00 p. m. Sponsored by the Town of Newcaç Ratepayers' Association Tel. 623>-2247 for More Informatit [le kstie ion The Goodyear Bowling League had the honor of being the first group to hold a banquet at the new Darlington Marina Hotel and this team won first place. They are from lef t to right, Dave Snowden, Don Ellis, Elwood Fice, Bob Noble who presented his trophy to Capt. John Luxton, Dennis Ferguson, Stan Hodgson; absent, Howard Pollard. four eagon! Flower& Gift Shopp Dear Friends: You are cordially ivtét Oshawa's newest and Most complete f lower and gift shop situated in the King-Bond Plaza. You wiIl receive per- sonalized service, helping you select the right gift.wi Il be our pleasure. We carry a wide selection of tropical plants, flowering plants and artistic floral arrangements for you to choose from. Sincerely, Nancy M. Collins GRAND OPENINGI 650 King St., East 579-39y60 King-Bond Plaza Oshawa vertisement iscount on a Spring Tune-UpI Trained Technicians Pedy Service! sfor Accuracy nd :NZuES îLTD. ff-6843 Whit]by A ML~awEdson Product ... worth looking into! ALL THE rd YOU CAN CARRY Wth the Purchase of any SPEED QUEEN WASHER TWO-YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS TEN-YEAR WARRANTY ON TRANSMISSION Q7UEEN I A McGraw-Edisoh Product Corne In andJoin Us foraCoffee! 0S10 PERËEN , FRE , I E . * e * O. A capacity crowd attended the Annual Sunday School anniversary in the United Church on Sunday morning. Superintendent of the Senior Sunday School Mr. Gordon Paisley conducted the service in his usual capable way. Primary Superintendent Ruby Parsons assisted in many ways. The regular organist Mrs. Linda Kyte was assisted by Janet Parsons on the piano. Th e choir loft was absolutely filled by the members of the priary Sunday Shool - right doIwn to the tree year olds, while the Junior and Inter- mediate pupils were seated at the front of the Church. During the service each sec-, tion of the Sunday School favoured with several num- bers. Rev. Charles Hainer of Brookiin was the guest speak- er and gave a sermon of interest to both the children and aduits alike, entitled, 'One Small Candie.' Next Sunday there wîll be no church at Blackstock due to the Nestieton Sunday School Anniversary but Sunday School will be held at the regular time of 11:00 a.m. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Gordon Paisley, Craig n Cathy were Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hainer and family, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte and family. Mrs. Roy Avery of Tilbury and hier daughter, Mrs. Howe of Listowel spent several days with Mrs. J.A. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston and Pearl of Belleville and Miss Litnda Johnston, Toronto were Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. J.A. Johnston. On Mother's Day, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlow and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell entertain- ed Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright at the Conway Gar- dens, Port Perry. Guests were Misses Heather and 'Janis Dorreil, Fred Marlow. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorreil entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright at the Conway Gardens, Port Perry. Guests were Misses Heather and Janis Dorrell, Fred Mar- low, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickson, Burlington and Mrs. Douglas Bîlbey, Las Vegas. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price who celebra- t.ed their 25th wedding anni- versary on May 20. On May 3, Tom and Noreen assisted by their two daughters, Gail Barbara' and Debbie, were hosts to a. party celebrating their anniversary. The 55 guests were present from Brantford to Ottawa and many points between. They received many lovely gifts on this 'speciai occasion. Mrs. Anale Fowler of Cour- tice spent Tuesday with Mrs. Alma Fowler of Courtice spent Tuesday with, Mrs. Aima Fowier. Mr. andMrs. Danny Col- acicco and family of Oshawa spent the weekend with hier mother, Mrs. Gladys Thomp- son. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms and Mrs. Courtney Graham were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor of Enniskillen celebrating Mrs. Taylor's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugli Cobble- dick of Lemington arrived Monday to spend several days with his sister, Mrs. Gladys Thomnp son. Weekegests of Mrs. McArthur and iss Dempsey were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dysart of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Ardis McArthur, Craig and Grant of Wllowdale and Miss Betty McArthur of Don Milis. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormis- ton and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant and famiiy. Glad to report that Mr. George Wolfe has returned home from Sunnybrook Hos- pital. Letter ta Editor May 14, 1975 Dear Employer: Again this summer Canada Manpower Centres for Stu- dents are operating within the Durham Region. The purpose of the Centres in Oshawa, Whitby, and Ajax-Pickering is to match your summer labour needs with satisfactory stu- dent heip. The Student Centre for your area has a file of university, college and high school stu- dents with demonstrated off- ice skills. These skills range from reception and dicta- phone to shorthand, typing and filing. A nur e o0tese students have past office experience. They would be an asset working in any office setting. Our referral system can benefit you in severai ways: Whiie staff is taking holidays a student could filîl an office function for you; a student would be of assistance in processing a backlog of paper work; or a student could provide a support function to your regular office staff. Students are available now. If you have some need for assistance, whether ît's of the short-term or summer-long nature, give the Student Centre a caîl. Find out how our system works, then hire-a -student. In Oshawa phone 723-2211; ia Whîtby phone 668-5233, and in Ajax-Pickering phone 683-7691. We'1l fill that job for you with a minimal amount of effort and delay. Sincerely yours, Sharyn Little, Oshawa Co-ordinator. Dave Hollingsworth, Whitby Co-ordinator. Peter Lloyd, Ajax-Pickering Co-ordinator. 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