The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 8, 1975 N ETLETO ~Receent guests of Mrs. Gor- don Gillson were Mr. and Mns. Adrian Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Athur Bell, Toronto, Mn. -and Mrs. Wllard Thompson, Can- nitofn, Miss Barbara Pap- pasMiss Phyllis Glass, Miss Agnes Stickland, Oshawa, Mr. anid $rs. Jim Watts, Bonnie, Jrenda and. Fay, Oakwood. Sunday and Monday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. George Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Moyes Àvey, itte Britain, Mns. Lucli WiketLindsay, and Miss Margaret Gordon, Oàk- wood. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Me- Laugbliri visited on Tuesday, afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall, Cannington. On .Tuesday Mrs. Vera MouIntjoy visited her brother andI sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Siemon at Enniskîl- len. Mrs. FEd Lawson and Mrs. Bruce Lawson were Saturday evening dinner guests of Miss Lillian Lawson, in Lindsay. On Saturday afternoxMrs. Clarke Williams attenided the trousseau tea to honour Miss Patricia Werry at the home of lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry, Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Wil- liamis, 'Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wiliams, Dale and Neil and Mr'. and Mrs. Dotîg Fallis, Laweneand Carl, Bowman- ville were gu.ests at the twenty,-fiftln wedding anniver- sary onISaturday eveniing to honour Mr. and Mrs. Basil Clements, R.R. Peterborough, at the Fraserville Hall. Mr. and MTs. Mlton Fisher, Caesarea, visited for Sunday evening dinner with her bro- tlher and sistr-in"law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon, Port Penny. * Congrntulations-to Mr. and Mrs. John Graildell who observedl Uieir twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Satürday, October 4. To ho- nourI theta, on this happy ocaSion their son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Grandell, Port Perry we re hasts for an evenfing's enter- 1Rereatfon. Centre. Many * beautiful gifts were received and a pleasant. evening was àpent in reiniscing and dpnelM.,Guests were present frorrrToronto, Brampton, Port Perry, Oregon, Janetville and Nestieton. The communîty extends best wishes for many more years of happiness among family and friends. Frieri4s are pleased that Mrs. Charlie Fudge returned home from Port Perry Hospi- tal, on Mon<lay, of' last week and M~rs. George Prosser returned home on Friday. We -regret to report that Mr. Walter Lawrence and. Mr. Malcolm Emmerson are pa- tients in Port Penry Hospital. Local Car Dealers lntroduce Their 1976 Models May these folks continue to improve as they convalesce at home or in the hospital. Mrs. Josephine Hawksley of Portland, Oregon, has been visiting this past week, with hier cousin, Mrs. George Heaslip and Mr. Heaslip, Mrs. Helen Hooey, Peterborough was a Tuesday evening dinner guest with Mn. and Mrs. Heaslip. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm were daughter Bonnie, husband Jim Bilton and grandsons David and Samuel. Mrs. Rae Malcolm is now at Helges' Nursing Home in Uxbrid2e. Mrs. Milton Fisher and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm attended the Di strict Hospital Auxiliary Convention on Wednesday. This was hosted by the Port Perry Group in the United. Church. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Don Frew were hosts when three gentlemen from Ireland and one from Holland who had participated in the World Plowing Match were dinner and supper guests. The gentle- man from Holland is the Chairman of the World Plow- ing Association. During the day Mr., Frew took them on a tour of local successful farm- ing operations. They visited the farms of Mr. John Bonsma, (specializing in beef) Mr. John BÜaunchem (laying hien project) Mr. Arnold Taylor (broiler chickens) Mr. John Wolters (dairy cattle) and Don Frew and Sons (tobacco). In the evening Mr. Dave Frew entertained their guests witI' pictures of fanm- ing interests. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm were hosts, for mid-day dinner, to the. ploughmen of Rodesia. Mr alcolm who took them on a'tour of his own dairy farm, Mr. Frew's tobacco farm and to the office of the Regional Township of Scugog over which Mr. Malcolm eresi des as Mayor. The gentlemen from Rhodesia were all tobacco farmers where all operations are done manually., The World Plowing Match should do much to foster good will and better understanding among ahl countries. Al visitors have spoken well of Canadian Hospitality. Lake Scugog Softball At Malcolm Memorial Park, on Sunday the second game Pontypool vs Nestieton gave Nestleton the win with the score 11-5. This is one game each. The last game will be played at Pontypool next Sunday, October 12 at 2 p.m. On Wednesday evening members of Court Lady Snow- bird had evening dinner at Taylor; Treasurer Louise Ko- vacs; Vice Pres. Debby Roy; Ass. Sec. Elaine Hockett. 1Mrs. P. Harpeli, Salibury, Nova Scotia is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G . Alldread. Mr. and Mrs. George Ail- dread were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Gaskin, West Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Park Peterborough. Walter was atteniding the Legion Seminar. ,Mr. Glen Rundie, Christa and Matthew, Bowmanville were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rundie. Mrs. George White, Bow-, manville and Mrs. A.J. Hoar were Thursday luncheon guests of a girl friend. Mrs. Betty Davis, Summit, New Jersey, U.SA. at the Four Season's HoteL. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clarke, Leaside at their cottage on Pine Lake. Mrs. J. C. Cook, Mrs. David Harmer and Miss Grace Smith accompanied Mrs. Dr., John Higginson, Bowmanville to Clarkson Thursday night and attended the miscellane- ous baby shower held for Mrs. Ron McGregor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Abbs. Clarkson. Sympathy of theý entire community is expressed to Mrs. Allan Werry in tihe sudden passing of her mother, Mrs. Lee and also to the Bell family, Burketon in the tragic death of the father of the family. Rev. Garrie Stevens of Norwood, N.Y., conducted our service for Worldwide Com- munion Sunday. He described beautifully a wilderness trip his family had taken and used this trip and the book of Isaiah to gîve us ideas for living. At the weekly Euchre party we had 151/2 tables with prizes going to Eunice Ego, Cecil Jones, Alma White, John Broome, Edgar Milison and Joyce Cowan. Meta Read was the lucky winner of the 50-50 draw. Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Goble were Sunday guests of Mn. and Mrs. Jim Lackey and son, Haliburton. Mrs. John Dennis, Picton; Mr. H-ick Powell, Bowman- ville and Mr. Lance Phare were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. Goble during the week. Orono Chamber of Commerce Unhappy with Local Parking Some displeasure over park- existed. As Regional Govern- ing in the villa ge of Onono has ment was instituted to give been expnessed by the Cham- equal rights to ail areas, and ber of Commence thene to as Bowmanvîlle is getting- Newcastle Town Council. parking enfoncement, we feel A letten dated September 17 the village of Orono and th6& was neceived by council Mon- village of Newcastle are day pighit ini which the C of Co* entitled to parking enfonce- advised they woùld appreciate -ment also. We trust that as stnicter enfoncement of the elected nepresentatives for the parking by-law in the village. Town of Newcastle you '.~ The letter, signed tiy Orono look into and correct tï1ý, C of C President Douglas situation." Simpson explains that "befone Due to the length of Mon- the advent of Regional Gov- day's counicil session this was ernment the parking by-laws one of several items omitted' in Orono wene enfonced and as fnom discussions with no a result no panking pnoblems specific action taken. Cost Iess %to run than a 3J-hp gasoliFKAne True. Because il s eiectric. With quick-starting, Iong-Iasting energy drawn from mighty POWER PACK CELLS. The New Idea Electriç Tracior mows up to 4 hours, depending upon the model, on a few pennies of electricity from a household outiet. Compare that to the cost of gasoline. The price is righi, ioo. Cornein and see for yourself. The electric tractor backed by dependable NEW IDEA DEALER SERVICE Raffery power 19 beffer MORTON'S FARM SU PPLY LTD. R.R.2 Bowmanvilie Ontario Phone 623-2279 Is the Pacer backed by the exclusive AMC- Buyer Protection Plan? .cme we ready to give you a great deal on a new Pacer? Pacer, THE wicle small car, has more of everyining for everybody. That's a big order. But Pacer fills if beautifully. Being THE wide small car gives Pa&er a years-ahead Iook. Stylig to stay in style ... Beautifully functional. A Iow, easy-to-see-over hood. Broad expanses of glass for virtually 36-degree visibility. A passenger side door nearly four inches wider than fthe driver's door to make geffing in and out easier, front and rear. Inside, Pacer's-greafer wldth pays off in more room than you * hought possible In a smali car. Try if for size. Even wifh a ful comnpement of four passengers, there's more room ail round. And put on the road, Pacer's wide f irm stance gives if a solid feet that's likenothing in ifs class. Rack and pinion sfeering provides hahdling that's a pure delight. Econorny, of course, Is another Pacer sfrong point. Ifs 6-cyllp4er engine means more miles per gallon; ifs 18.3 gallon gas tank means more miles befween fill-ups. Al kw AMé car., arc hacked 1w the exclusive A\I( Buver Protectrio Pln. Ask u, tr fuol detaii'. Wyellman Motors Ltd. 100 Nonquîon Road Oshawa Servieing the Diurham Region for Over 28 Years Telephone 728-7351 FI AMC Last weekend, many interested citizens visited car dealerships in Bowmanville where the 1976 models were on display for their inspection and admiration. In the top photo, an LTD four-door sedan drew considerable attention at MacDonald Ford's showroom.. Their opening was on Thursday when the place was packed but this picture was taken on Friday. The middle photo shows some of the crowd and the Pontiac-Buick cars at Cowan's and in the lower picture, more people examining the Chevs and Oldsmïobiles at Roy Nichols Motors. - Photos by Rick James; Tellens' Cage Theatre Restau- rant. Laten in the evening they attended the show "Sweet Reason" (Happy Pursuit of Life and Libenation) with Barbara Hamilton and Sandy O'Neill and unden the direc- tion of Stephen Woodjetts. This was a most enjoyable evening's entetainment and it would be wse if more gnoups would take time off for an evening of pleasure. The annual bazaar of. Court Lady Snowbind wîhl be November. Please nemember this in gnoup of ladies allocate a great deal of thein funds to Cancer Research. V'r. and Mns. Percy Mc- Mahon visited on Sunday afternoon with Mn. and Mns. Bruce Heaslip. Troussea Tea On Sunday Aftennoon and evening Mns. Norman John- stone was hostess for a trousseau tea prion to hen daughten, Lori's maniage on Saturday, Octoben il. Mns. Johnstone and Miss Lori Johnstone, in formai gowns, neceived the guests. Ail admined the beautiful gifts that Lori had neceived at the four bridai showers, also a num,ber of wedding gifts as well as the lovely linens etc. that Lori had made henseif. Mns. Ronald Finney-, of Rexdale, a friend poured tea. Mrs. John Loveli, Barrie, Mns. Clint Beckstead, Alliston, sis- ters of Mrs. Johnstone, assist- ed in serving. These ladies were also attired in formai gowns which added dignity to the occasion. Miss Donna Turner, Rexdale, who will be Loi's maid-of-honour, also assisted. Once again, best wishes are extended to Lori and ber finance Mn. Zoet, for much happiness as they travel along "Life's Highway." Sunday Senvices-Preshytenian In the Pnesbyterian Chunch Miss Donothy Bulmer Dea- coness read the Scriptune passage Mark 6:34-44 which relates the story of feeding the 5,000. The topic of Miss Bulmer's message was "Con- cern for Others." Tley travel- led anound the world meeting diffenent people emphasizing Christ is f on everyone and he is quite aware of our needs whereven we are. As thîs was Rally Day the children worshipped with the congregation. The childen, in the choir, sang, "He's Got the Whole Wold in bis Hands" and Sidney Visser read selec- tions of religlous poetry. The Sunday School children have a ThanksÉgiving tnee on which they pin a leaf with a short prayer of thanks. United Church In the United Church Reve- rend Victor Pansons chose "Christ's Gift" as the theme ton bis message, neading Mathew 26:17-19, 26-29. Chist's gift to his disciples, "My Peace" I leave with you. He gave thema peace but' he also taught them "Humilia- tion" when he washed their feet. The Sacrament of Holy Communion was commemo- rated with elders, Lawrence Malcolm, Victor Malcolm, and Ralph Sadler assisting. Miss Gail Malcolm sang "I Asked the Lord"-(It is only a prayen away). Sunday School commenced in the United Church, Octoben 5. Mns. Brian Williams and Lîza, Newcastle spent the weekend with her parents, Mn. and Mrs. Don Davey. Mn. and Mns. Tommy Mort- lock and family, Ottawa; Mrs. Ken Haggenman, Sault St. Manie and Mrs. Fred Fer- guson, Enniskillen, were Sun- day callers of Mn. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs. Mn. and Mrs. Walter Rahm accompanied Mn. and Mrs. Ron Rahm to Ottawa and othen points east over the weekend. Mn. and Mrs. Roy Pnescott, Oshawa wene Sunday after- noon callens of Mn. and Mrs. Eanl Prescott. Mn. and Mrs. Philp, Wark- wonth and Mns . Dora Good- fellow, Brighton were Satur- day luncheon guests of Mrs. Edn Philp and Miss Jean PhilD). Miss Mabel Fraser, Ton- onto; Mn. and Mrs. Stanley Hodgson and Mn. Oscar Sheld ing Strathaven Rest Home, Bowmanville were Sunday gussof Mn. and Mrs. MunyYeo.* Mn. and Mns. John Wood and Donna, Mns. Edna Wood spent the weekend at Paudash Lake. Mn.ý and Mrs. James Wood- ley and Family visited Mn. and Mns. Hodgkinson, Aunora. The Jr. boys basebail team entertained thein coach Miss Dianne Woodley Monday evening on hen binthday. The Explorers met Wednes- day evening with 14 girls present. The leaders are Jane Woodley, Gdldie Tidd and Margaret Gaudet. Election of officers was as follows, Pres. Nora Thornton; Sec. Leslie HUGE SELECTION STEREO L.P.s OnIy A terrific selection ni L.P stereo records ail atonie [0w, 0w Stedmans prce! Hurry in for lest seleetion! Theres UonThlghr o vr itnn od 8 TRACK TA-,,PES- OnIy a Heresagreatdealfromtbermna a h otI-slrrific track lapes! f-undreds t he o m a he a 0elw Stedmans prrce' Make sure yu'e frti I "CHARO-IT1" Bowmaonville Store i{avç we got 'lots of Pacers for you to choose ftom? WHPAîy 17M ORE? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS - DIESEL FUEL~ MOTOR OIL Prompt Delivery Please Cali Collect DX OILI 668-3381