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NeWcasfle Village Firemen-'s Wives Residents'Alon g Accident-Profle I-ighway The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, dune 11, 1975 i 1 15-35 Complete First Aîd Course On Monday, June 2nd, over 20 residents of the Orono - Kirby area completed a First Aid Course put on by the Bowmanville Ambulance operators and were presented with certificates. The program has been running forý several weeks at Centennial Public School, Kirby, in an attempt to reduce the number of fatalities on Highways 115 and 35. The instructors were Harold Luxton, Jim King, William Yeo, andý Constable MacMillanof the .P.P. detachment in Cobourg.. rhe volunte-ers for the course were Monica Gray, Eilleen C. Noone, Barbara Shetier, Bonnie Reid, Robert Reid, Leigh Parker, Sylvia Parker, Lottie Johnston, Julia Jackson, Judy "opping, Deborah Staples, Richard Copping, Linda Copping, Oiln E.- Stewart, Ronald P. Beitie, Barbara Wilson, Nancy flood, Norma Ransberry, Harold Ransberry, Thomas G. Mvartin and Greg Winterhelt. Newcastle Village Volunteer Firemen's wives who helped collect names on a petition to council stating the need for a new fire hall in the village in 1975, and conducted an Open House at the present fire hall on Saturday, May 3lst, posed for a picture. They are '(back row, lef t to right) Margaret Brereton, . Joan Miller, Connie DeJong, Lynn Alldread, Greta Biersteker, (front row, lef tto right) Marion Glanville, Dorothy Kelly, Joanne,Alldread, Margaret Miller, and Luella Lambert. I~W ihe Editors: Jack and- Mrs. H. Dennis entertained the Ladies' Euchre Club on Monday, dune 2. Fifteen members of the Lionette Club enjoyed their dune 'Bash' at the Rib Room on Thursday evening, dune 5. On their return a social evening was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Ivor Brawley. Sunday visitors with Mrs. H. Dennis were Mm. and Mrs. Ron Pollard, Danny and Michael, Uxbridge; Mrs. 'Linda Mann and Susan, Courtice; Mr. and Mms. Howard Pollard, Shawn, Guy and Scott, Bowmanville. On Thursday, dune 5, two busloads of childmen fom the Newcastle Public, School en- joyed a trip to the new Metro Zoo. Three, teachers, Mrs. Fi4îpuis, Mrs. Gray and Mrsý. iiCtiaeek and somie mothers ~-a&opanied the pupils. On Sunday, dne 8, at th Oddfelloýws' Hýall in roo Ms. Fred Hienderson, M Irýs. Leslie Alldmed and Mms. Boyd Wood were hostesses to a miscellaneous shower in hon- oui, of the bide-elect, Miss Bonnie Geach, Kendal. At Lowville Park on. Sunday dune 8, the Crago family pcinwas held. Attending firn' his district were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lane and family, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crago and Kevin, Miss Ferne Crago, M. Leland Crago and Mm.. Ronald Crago,, Bowman- ville and Mm. and Mms. dack Crago, Newcastle. On Wednesday, dune 4, Mrs. Geo. Kimbaîl attended a shower at the home of Mrs. Everett Stapleton in honour of Miss Cathy Anger. THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS COU NCIL' ERIC N. WRIGHT, FCA The PublicAconasCoci for the Province cf Ontario announces the election of -the following officers and mem bers: President, E. N. H. Wright, FCA, Toronto; Vice-President, W. J. Blakely, FCA, Kingston; Secretary, R. D. Mackenzie, FCA, Hamrilton; Treasurer, 'A. J. Black, FCA, Thunder Bay', Past President, W. P. Fazackerley, APA, Windsor; Mem- ber of the Executive, W. J. Troop, APA, Colborne.« Messrs. R.ý L. Ford, CA, London; J. P. Latendresse, CA, Ottawa; J. Pol)lock, FCA, Hamilton; B. F.ý Thoms n3 CA, Walkerton and L. D. Freediircn, ECA; [1W.McKinnon, FCA; R. R. Smi!th, FCA; D. C. Stew-,art, FCA; M. S.'Werger, APA, al of Toronto. \,,,,>jersons who practise as accountants in Ontario must be icensed under The Public Ac- countancy Act and must observe the Code of Professional1 Ethics laid down by Couincil. Any informa~ tion regarding these matters and the penalties for non-observance of the Acf and regulations may bie obtained from Mr. C. Doughty, Reistrar, The Public Accountants Council for the Province of Ontario, 45 Charles Street East, Toronto. ~eweast1e Indepeii Hazel Crago Congratulations to Bey and Mms. Thomas Smith and M, and Mrs. George Kimbaîl on their thirty-fourth wedding anniversari- ast week. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Stinson, Linda, John and friend, Ches- ley attended his nieces wed- ding in Seagrave on Saturday and spent the weekend with hiem brother, Mm. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. Mr. Merrili Henry, head caretaker at Clarke High School, Mr. Lowell Catchel, Pines Senior Public School, Mr. Hammy Weatherup, Kirby Centennial Sehool and Mm. Jack Crago, Lockhart Public Sehool were among those who attetîded the Industrial Fire Prevention Course at Cobourg and received certificates. M.adMms, Paul Shetler and WnyOshawa, were Suiday V.sitors wth Mm. and Mrs. Stanfley Powell. Mrs. Roger Duval and Shawn visited mcently with Mrs. Wayne Flintoff and David. Among the twenty-six mem- bers of the Thursday nîght Tops Club who traveiled by bus to th~e Ottawxa Convention were Mrs. Margaret Pearce, Mrs. Vera Barcliard, Mrs. Connie De Jong, Mrs. Yvonne Martin, Mms. Ruth Gibson, Mrs. Audrey Hennessy, Mrs. Velda Couvier. Mrs. dean Danilko, Mrs. Marg Ibbotson. Mrs. dJosie Welter, Mms. Anne Vogels, Mrs. Gwen Hughes and Mrs. Eleanor Terrili. We understand that 226 KOPS graduated at the Provincial Recognition Days. Despite the damp weather, many enjoyed the various points of interest in our beautiful Canadian capital. Glad to report that Mm. Harve' Britton is impmoving slowly. Mm. and Mrs. David Milton, Otawa, were weekend visit- ors with hier parents, Mm. and Mms. Murray Paterson. A recent visitor with Mm. and Mrs. Malcolm Kidd and family was hem sister from Scotland. On Friday, dune 6, Mm. and Mms. Herb Gibson attended the graduation of their nep- hew, Mr. Thomas L. Lucy, at Trent Univemsity, Peterbor- ough. His family entertained at a party in bis -honour on Saturday night. Mm. and Mrs. Lee Shattuck, Miami, Mm. and Mrs. Herb Gibson's niece:.were Wednes- day callers with the Gibson's. Mm. and Mrs. Clinton Burley and Mrs. Thomas Smith visited relatives in Wingham last week. Mm. Gordon Cochrane at- tended the Libemai Party Picnic at St. George on Satumday. M. and Mrs. Murray Mar- tin and tamily and Mm. and Mrs. Don Lake and famiiy spent the weekend at Lake's cottage on Salmîoni Lake. Mm. and Mrs. J. Stoie, Ennismore and Mrs. Elmer *Brown, Peterbomough visited their brother-m -law, Mr. Stu- art Hooey in Oshawa Genemai Hospital on Saturday. On their return they called on their mother, Mrs. Pacey, and *sister, Mrs. Hooey. Mr. andMrs. Wayne Gordon and family, Oshawa and -Mm.' and Mrs. dack Offord, Port Hope, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Pacey and family. Last week Miss Barbara, Pacey, South Porcupine, visit- ed hem grandmothem, Mms. tPacey. Miss Candy Storks and Miss Lynda Williams spent the sweekend with Mm. and Mrs. William Storks. On Saturday evening about 30youngpeople were entertained to a buffet dinner at the Storks' home in tionour of Kims tweîty-first birthday. s Congratulations to Miss Çandy Storks who receives iology this Thusday, dune 12th. On Fiday, dune 6, Mm. and Mms.- Harry Wade stayed in Ferg us. Grand Master Harry Wa e attended a meeting ini Hamiston on Fmîday night. On Sunday they attended a Dec- oation Service for Rebekahs and Oddfellows at Oshawa. Next week they are looking forw.amd to Grand, Lodge where Hamm' y wili receive bis Past Master's dewei. Trousseau Tea On Saturday, dune 7,, Mms. R. Brenton Rickamd held 'a trousseau tea in honour of hem daughtem, danice's, forth- comîng mamiage.. The grooms mother, Mrs. M. Milis assisted in receîving the guests. A beautiful floral centre- piece armanged by the brides mother graced the dining room table. Pouring tea and coffee duririg the afternoon weme dances aunts, Mrs. Fred Famr, Mms. Stanley Rickard, Mrs. E. Buxton aînd Mms. Gamnet Rickard, hem grandmother, Mrs. Harve Bonathon and friends, Mrs. Lorne Johnson, Mrs. William Stomks an d Mms. Murray Walton. The bride's sister-in- law, Vhs. George Rickamd and ner aunts, Misses Mary Margaret'and Ruth Bonathon assisted in servîng. Brownies Banquet On Wednesday, dune 4, the Bo\vnies held their annual Mother, and Daught'er Ban- quet. The mothers supplied the saiads and desserts while the Bmow nies supplied the chicken. The United Cburch Women nelped 't serve and, did the dishes. Included in the, Brownies who flew up 10 Guides weme: Lisa Aluin, Shawna Clarke, Lana Collier, Angle De Plaa, Kaine Hay- man, Annette Martin, Susan Miller, danet'Prunem, Sherry Thaxter, Betty Jean Trimble, Sonja Tanner, Lisa Wind, Sandra Stommel, Betb Ann Bowiem, JilI English, Betty Jeane Cox and Mieee ar ton. During the evening the girls received their badges. The guest speaker was Joan Hawes. If there are errors in this item, please overlook thema. Felephonie calîs to five 'busy people helped to secume the .nformation. St, George's Anglican Cburch On Wednesday, dune 14, the Anîglcan Chumch Women held their annual Salad' Super. The food was of good quality and abundance, a compliment to the hadworking ladies in the inadequate kitchen of the Pamîsh Hall. During the two sittings, Mm, Alex Hendmy read a letter which had been drafted to be sent to the parishioners, to the effect that in honour of Mrs. P.F. Le Gesleys one bundmedth bîth- day, a donation had been made. This is to be used for the renuvations of the kitchen in the Paish Hall. It is felt that aIl interested citizens who know Ms, Le Geslev's faith- fulnc-ss in hem chumchi wiîl in her honour, add to this renovation fund. On Sunday, dune 8, the Rector 1ev. Robt, Hayne, gave a eport in bis sermon'on the Peterborough Confemence, using as bis text , Being born of the Watem and of the Spirit'. We need the spontaneity and newness of thought. Two babies 'received the sacrament of baptisrn, Hlary Arden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Lawrence and Cameron Tomkins, son-of Mm. and -Mrs. Bob. Tomitins. S The Wednesday 9, a.m. service was the Feast of Saint Banabas. A special Fellow,,shîp Club meeting will be held dune 15, to make plans for the Garden Party, dune 21. Newcastle United Church On Sunday, dune 8, 11ev. G. Montgomery, Newtonville, dentI T elephone 987-4201 cnnducted the service at Newcastle United Chumçb while 11ev Thomas- Smith conducted the service at Newtonville for the Kendal, Shiloh and Newtonville mem- bers. Mm. and Mrs. Harry dose entertained 1ev. an d Mrs. Smith and 1ev. ýand Mms. Montgomery to dinner after cbumch on Sunday. 11ev. Montgomery conduct- ed religious service at South- aven Nursing Home in the afternoon. WESLEY VILLE The cool weather of the past few days put a littie damper on grass gowth to the relief of those wbo À7ere behind in the cutting chore. This reporter eturned from a few days in the Ottawa valley and found gr mss had gro)wn almost out of bounds the previous week. That part of Ontario is usually a f ew weeks behînd this area in seeding and garden growth but'the bot weather of May had changed that, and much of land work was far advanced. The wbole countryside was lovely to see Womk went abead quickly this past week on the bridge over the ail road tracks with huge beams placed over the CPR tracks on Mondçiy and ov-er the CNR tacks on Thursday. With beams over 100 feet long and a huge crane it took some managing 10 get all the equipment around the turns in the road and acmoss the railway cossings witbout mishap. The centre span over the space between the tacks is not completed. Demolition bas been started on some of the buildings in the way of construction. The brick bouse by the tacks, home for a hundred years or more for many people bas been taken down and the Bee bouse was burnt on Saturday morning after everytbing usable bad been removed. Its going provided a useful exercise for the local fire depatment to test vaious parts of tbeir equipment. Friends from beme attended the funeral of the late Mrs. W.H. Trott in Port Hope on Wednesday atternoon. Sunday morning was a very special day, at most United curch es acmoss Canada when they fllowed a common order of service to celebrate the 5tb anniversary of the churcb. There was a good attendance at Welcome with special attention to the youth goups. of the church for tbey are most likely bo cheish the mêmory when the 1001h anniversamy takes place. The CGIT girls received pns beaî-ing the cburch cest followîng the explanation of its m eaning by Aileen Wilson. Others of tbe gmoup present were: Margaret Harness, Leisa Inch, Judy Thompson, danice Henderson, Carnie Lynn Symons, and Melody Brice. Boy scouts and their leader Cliff Brice also e- ceived pins and those present were. Ward and Kevin Lax, John Andrus, David McHolm, Doug and Len Harris and Geo. Prue. Finally, all the Sunday school childmen eceived one and all mamched amound tbe aisle of the church with girls carying the banners they bad made and all singing two bymns. The cboim's anthem was "Go forth witb love"., Af ter the juniors went to their Sunday scbool classes, sevemal members of the congregation shared in parts of the service includîng, Mesdames T. Wil son, R. McHolm, H. Osborne, H. Best, E. Barowlough and Messrs. David Kellog, Clar- ence Nichols and K. Symons. 1ev. Bartlett's message caîled attention to the debt of gratitude we nwe to the stalwartsand devoted oeoffle of the three congregations who the cburch for the Saturday Following the service Mr. made at once.> has begun in -some places. laid the _foundiation for the wedding. There were others Tom Wilson announced that Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nichols May provided a fine opportun- present church. The building there on the pulpit and stands, the book which had been and Mr. and Mrs. R. Anger of ity to get seeding done without itself looked very lovely for some arranged b y the U.C.W. compiled by a committee of Bowmanville visited with much ramn but June's long this special day with floral responsible for that day. the charge and illustrated by friends in the community on range forecast, according to arrangments le ft through the Ushers were Messrs. John K. MdHolm was ready and Sunday afternoon. the Almanac, is "wet". Heavy courtesy of the Hill-Barkley Gould, Murray Payne, R. showed a s ample copy. Plans' Haying, which is done growth and damp rain may families who had decorated Bowmian and David Kellog. for its distribution will be earlier these modern days, pose some, problems. 'HEN4RY ASSOCIATE STORE %Owned & Opr.erated bDy Oshawa Wood Products. 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