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12. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvîlle, August 13, 1975 BETHANY Mrs. Ina Palmer and Mr. anîd Mrs, Reg. Palmer and fam-ily of Peterboroughi spent the past week holidaying in the United States. Mvr. and Mrs. Frank White were ac-com,-panied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brookhiouse and son, Dennis of Belleville and Mrs. Gerald White of Plevna, to their niece's Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Braswell, Linden- hurst, New York on the occasion of their 35th wedding annliversary'. Caliers with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whi te this week were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin of Ennismore and Miss Sylvia Hlodgins of London, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bradley and son, Tomnmy have returned from holidays which took them to Aberta where thiey visited with a number of relatives as well as sight- seeing. Mýr. Bob Green and Mr. Bob Palmer have returned from a vacation that was to have taken themy to Saskatchewan but only got as far as Thunder Bay whien Bob Green rolled his mtorcycle. He suffered a fractured collarbone in the mnishap. ,Sçympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr. Walter Neals . Mr. Neals passed away on Saturday ini Peterborough. Six local boys, Greg Ficko, Wayne M%,ontgomery, Greg Montgomery, Robert Kruk, Gleni Weathierilt and Charles Levail, al working for five weeks under a grant which was made available by the Opportunities For Youth Organization have completed a new playground in the Bethany Athletic Park. The boys have built two sandboxes comnplete with sand, swings, climbing apparatus, picnic tables, a horseshoe pit, and a scoreboard for ballgames. These things were really needed for a while now and it's good to see the young folks taking an interest and pitching in to help. A special thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Montgo- mnery who voluntarily guided the boys and to the Athletic Association for providing the land for the equipment and a bt of guidance also. Well done Boys and Thanks alot. PDROTESTS COMIE IN Newcvastle's Planning Ad- visory C'ommiýrttee bas al- readyv received signed pro- tests frm the Mearns Avenue area residents who are Ob jecting tg the Bow- mnanville Concept proposai for an arterial road in that area. t'is understood an- other protegt has also been fýiorwarded fromi residents in the Mleadowviýew Blvd. sec- tinas weII. Thle Mearus Ave. protest suggests it would be more senise to use Biennett Road where there already is a cloverleaf at 401Ï and an underdeveloped road allow- ance to the northt fromi WVESLEY VILLE Communities are always pleased to hear when native sons and daughters receive recognition, soail were happy to hetar of such happening to Mrs. E.- Bunn, the former Audrey Bee, some weeks ago. Vfter their miarriage, Mr. and Mr.s. Bunn. went to the Lake Sîmcoe area where Erniie was employed as a gardener at some of the fine homnes there. They were members of Christ Church at R>oche's Point where they stili live and for 40 years Audrey had been the organist. t was a complete surprise w7hen the rector called lier to the front of the church one Sunday in June, and read an address of appreciation from the congregation. She was presented with a generous chieque fromn a group of the congregation, an organist's hyni book from. the choir, and iter at a gathering on the rector's lawn where refresh- thlere's a photo of two niuns from Qu1cee. lhey are Sis- ter Jeanne Roi and Sister' Rita Viel, representin.g the St. Augustine Order of Nurses. Ln France, follow- ing thle Dieppe raid, this ordier of nurses Iooked after the many wounded Can- » il ,sown Check the q h *Check the prices." Apple SPECIAL! Richmello SP E CIA L! Lîquîd RIHEL fl6C lces Detergent 20 OZ PIECANADIAN PROCESS WMILD REGULAR2 REGULAR OR LEMOIS 32 OZ. PKG. 32 FL. OZ. CONT. SPECIAL! "Dominion Tomato q77C Ketchup 7 ~C Ir, :1 7 r IJ 1 -L. 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