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The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville, October 8. 1975 5 Ennis kil A glorlous autumn day was one good reason for 70 worsippers to join in feilow- sbip at the Sun. A.m. Church service witb additionial bies- sings for tbem lan the spiritual food suppiied from the puipi1t Communion table and choir aicove. The pulpit excbange brougbt to us Rev. Garrie Stevens, is charming wife '-hirley and two daugters 'Sharon and Noelle a distance of 200 miles from Norwood N.Y. and sent our Manse famiiy to the Norwood United Methodist Churchi, incident- aily the Stevens family were Saturday evening dinner guests of Ruth and Keith McGili and overnight guests of Elia and Wilfrid Bowman. 1Rev. Stevens based bis sermon on the Bible lesson la Genesis of Noa's prepara- tions and ieaving the Ark. He began. is message witb an gerstn lesson la Social W4OSS'7(EC4AWEVERYTîMfE F Auto ROpair [en- News' Studies- by relating bis famiiy's experience on their June vacation camping trip. The congregation had a vivid mental picture of a wee Volkeswagon loaded witb the four members of the Stevens family, a canoe, dog, camping equipment and luggage. and startîng forth to the Adiron- dack Mts., lakes and river region a favourite locality for venturesome tourists. Rev. Stevens continued bis narration by a description of the wild but grand country with its floral beauty and animais of the wild kîngdom also non pollution except for black files and mosquitoes la conclusion hie made is listen- ers realize how this daring adventune paraileled bis scripture lesson and our lives to-day and closed bis excellent sermon with the advice to seek God and not eartbly help as Isaiab recommended. From tbe Communion table the Sacrament of the Lord's supper was served by Rev. Stevens, assisted by Eiders Keith Ferguson, Ross Ashton, Edgar Wright, Keitb MeGili and Wilbur Blackburn. The Sr. Choir and director gave a deiigbtfui rendition of the anthem "O Lamb of God 1 Come" as their musical mes- sage. Jean Ashton and daughte:, were la charge of the Jr. Congregation. The S.G. ses- sion bad one of its highights of the year, the annual presenta- tion of attendance awards for continuous attendance. Se- veral parents, grandparents and friends were present. Joyce Virtue, witb Elva Orch- ard as piaaist led the opening 'osi period wbich was folowd by the presentation so capabi y organized by award secretary Ruby Tre- win and former Supt. Ella Bowman presenting the 2 silver plates. Next Sun. p.m. P. G. Deegan Denture Therapy Clinie 33 King St. East, Bowmanville Tel, 623-4473 IF PEOPLE SEEM TO MUMBLE ARE HARD TO UNDERSTAND JACK STEWART HEARING AID SPECIALIST Don't always blame them, even a mild hearing loss can make conversation sound blurred. Let us put your mind at rest. Have an Electronic Hearing Test with a Beltone Audiometer. This takes but a few minutes, and there is no obligation. Corne in and see us at our regular service centre at FI'ling Dutehman N Li berty St. and 401 Bowmanville THURSDAY OCTOBER 9th 1-4 p. m. or Phone 623-3373 and 1111 corne to see you lietone Headring Aid Service 849 Alexander Crt. Peterborough, Ontario 745-3244 NEVER AGYAIN ATTHESE LOW PRICES FROMI $ 99000 Custom Bui It 3and 4 Bedroom Detached Homes by Country Gate Homes Ltde the wbole S.S. wili attend the special service at the Hamp- ton U.C. It is with deepest regret that the shocking news of the sudden death of Mrs. Doris Lee of Kedron whose exempi- ary lite ended early Sat. morning. Our sincerest sym- pathy goes to ber sorrowing daughter Diane Werry, son Brian Lee and theirfamilles,, also ber Dad Mr. Arthur Stainton and sisters Elleen and Bernice and familles as tbey mourn their loss of a beloved mother, daughter, sister and grandmother and we as friends share the loss of a dedicated person. Guides and Brownies are being organized fit the cburch this week f or girls 10-14 and 7-10 respectively. Mother's Fellowship meet- ing is postponed and changed to Barbara Howe's home on Oct. 2tb with guest speaker Jessie Siemon. A family dinner party was held at Orville and Margaret Aston's home to celebrate the 7th wedding Anniversary of their daughter Lois and ber husband Keith Worden. The guests were Mr., and Mrs. Harry Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Worden, 'and Carissa, Mr. Sam Pankburst, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Keitb Worden, Richard and Elisabeth. Many relatives and friends enjoyed the "open bouse" party at Joy and Ted Werry's home last Saturday in honor of their eldest daughter Patti and ber fiance David Cecchet- to. Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Ashton- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worden for an imagin- ary trip to Germany in the Travelogue at Eastdale Col- legiate sponsored by Oshawa Kiwanis Club on Monday evening. The Enniskillen "Baker's Dozen" held its third meetinf at the home of Mrs. Pollar, Sept. 3th. We opened with the 4-H Pledge.' Susan Werry read the minutes for meeting two. Then we ail made comments on bow dur bread for'home activity turned out. Evtery- one's turned out good and we discussed some techniques of producing better bread. We also discussed the "Conven- lence Yeast Products" and will check our supermarkets for these products as a home activity. After discussions, the "Baker's Dozen" got into the demonstration by preparing Brown Batter Bread and rolîs. We sampled the rolîs and tbey tasted good to most members, the rest didn't like the taste of the whole wheat flour. Next meeting we will start shaping various types of rolîs. Mrs. Edith Stainton is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence English, Bowmanville. Mrs. Stainton is lookîng forward to celebrating ber 9th birthdgy on October llt. Congratulations dear we wisb mrany more and good healtb also. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lead- beater paid their respects to a cousin at Oshawa the late Mrs. Pearl Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor were last Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abernethy and callers at Mrs. Gordon Mcbean's, Bowman- 'Ville. Mr. and Mrs. Brock Olde, Chanton Ont., Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Werry, were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry. Rev. and Mrs. Garrie Ste- yens, Sharon and Noelle, Norwood, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGill were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill. Mrs. Frank Spry, Roches- ter, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright, Miss Betty Wright were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'Wrights, Pontypool. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turner, Oshawa, Mrs. Grace Fallis is spend- ine a few davs in Toronto visiting friends and relatives. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Angiers, (former Miss Nancy Fisk) the daugh- ter and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fisk, who were married recently and are living in White Rock, British Columbia. Mrs. Dorothy Lethangue and her sister Mrs. Jean FalIlis spent Sunday at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. David Gray and Carol, near Carnar- von. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dewar, also, Mr. and Mrs. Van Munster to. our village. The Dewars are residing in Helen Brown's apartment, and the Van Mun- sters have bought the bouse formerly owned by Mr. Win- ston tewart. From the Distant Past In an old copy of Orono News, May 11, 1899, we read the following news of Ponty- oo:This village is, now ooming, we have 5 general stores, a well stocked hard- ware store, 2 grain elevators, a bake shop, operating 24 hours a day, a new millinery sbop operated by Miss, Hill, also prospects for a new railway from Lindsay, to tap the C.P.R. at this point! Our Pontypool Cathmar basebaîl team' suffered a serious loss, on Sunday against Nestieton team. The reported score 10-5. These teams are now tied 1-1 and next game will decide the winner in me series. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Cbap- man's funniture sale heid last Saturday (Se t. 27), was well attended and7 bnought excel- lent' prices. Our sub-division is a very busy place and many new homes are going up each week. Anound thirty-five new familles are aow residing here.'Some arecommuting to Toronto, Oshawa etc. At the Bethany Athletie Club dance on Sat. Mn. Donnie Timms was awarded the annual trophy for the most valuable player award for the Bethany team. Congratula- tions to Donnie on this well deserved honor.' Also on Sat. eveninçg sever- ai from the community attend- ed the Midtown Furniture softhall team wrap up party for the season. A B3,B.Q. piglet was the feature of the even- ing's culinary deligbt - deli- cilus we're told. On Sundav afternoon a tbrilling lZame in the finals, between Pontypool and Nestieton was played 'at Nestieton. A five run lead by Pontypool early in the game was first tied by Nestieton and they then advanced to beat Pontypool 10-5. Next Sunday at Pontypool one of these teams will win the Lake Scugog Softball Assoc. trophy., The officiai league dance will be held at Blackstock Memor- il Centre in late November at which time trophies wiil be officially ýpresented to the winning team. Advertisingi servesby informing. Ashton - Skinner Wedding Given in marriage by ber father, Lynda Carole, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Skinner, Oshawa, became the bride of Dennis Bruce Ashton, son of Mrs. Marie Begley, Oshawa, and the late Mr. Bruce Ashton, on Saturday, September 13th, 1975 in Har- mony United Church. Rever- end Gordon Turner officiated, were hostesses to a surprise party the 4th Wedding An- niversary to honor Mr. and Mrs. FrankDorland. Congrat- ulations Frank and Gertie, hoping for many more. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoar, Bowmanville were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor. Mr. Murray Marshall and two friends, Barton N.S. were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Averys on their way home from a Hardware show at St. Jacobs. Mrs. Douglas Cole, Bow- manville was Sunday after- noon calter at Mr. and Mrs. E.A, Werry's. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamb, Bailieboro were recent dinner guests with bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb. Mrs. Harvey McGill la company with Mrs. E.A., Werry were recent visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. Brian Borrowdale, Oshawa. Our annual Thanksgiving Service will be Thanksgiving Sunday, October 12 at the usual hour, 9:45 a.m. Please come and bear a special message from our own minis- ter. BU RK COURT-, qbUe [iwite gou to conipake the gtgtg-9 ett[Ag cund uvaQe. JUST A FEW 0F THE EXTRAS: -FuIIy Decorated -FuIIy Sodded. -Electric Forced Air Heat -Ga rages Open f or 1Inspection Da ily f rom 1: 30 p. M. to 7.:00 p. M. L623-6005 BOWMAN VILLE JOSE F To view these carefully built homesý, follow Liberty St. North to Concession St., turn left.1 Follow Concession St. and turn right to Burk Court. PH BOSCO REAL ESTATE LTD. REALTOR 728-7377 OSHAWA and Mrs. Gail Marlowe presid- ed at the organ. The bride wore a formai gown of polyester crepe, featuring a bîgb, see-through neckiine. The Empire waist was enhanced witb Alecon lace appliques, full cuffed sleeves. The skirt also featur- ed the same appliques scatter- ed tbroughout the skirt whicb fell into a chapel train. A Juliet cap held a four tiered tulle illusion peari trimmed, fingen tip veil, and she carnied a Colonial bouquet of Sonya coral roses, baby's breath, lily of the valley, ivy greens, and white streamers. The matron of honor was Mrs. Joe Cook, and theý bridesmaids Miss Leslie Skia- - Pon,typoo Wedaesd ay evening Oct. Ist, fortui a dinner party was held at the stocý home of Mr.' and Mrs. Neil serve Curtis la bonor of Mrs. here Margaret Curtis 79tb birth- day. Those preseat included Mn. and Mrs. Clifford Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fallis, Mr. Leslie Fairhunst and bis mother, Mn. and Mrs. Aimee Curtis and baby son -Jeremy. Quite a few from Pontypool atteaded the card party heid la Bailyduff hall last Friday evening and report a good crowd. We are happy to report your cornespondent Mrs. Yvonne Fallis is now necoveriag from recent surgeny and is expect- ed home this week fnom the bospital. (No more bolidays this year, Yvonne!). Nancv Tregunna and bro- thens Ricky and Chistopher spent the past week-end- at 'lie home of their grancipar- ents, the O. Challice's. The Sacrament of the Lords . Supper was -celebrated at regular service on Sunday with several vîsitors preseat and Mn. Frank Stacev as zuest soloist renderi'ng "How Great Thou Art," and Mrs. Jeanne McMahon (Bethaay) as, ur ganist. The C.G.I.T. girls and leader Mns. Marie Finney sponsored a veny successful bake sale on Saturday and realized around $70. This will help them to sponsor their foster chiid "Hannah." thnu "Compassion" and also belp purchase aew uniforms. The Finst Pontypool Cub Pack, held another pop bottie drive and belped to add to their funds. Mn. Ronald Finale enter- tained a number of friends at a panty Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robent Brown spent the week-end at their cottage near Havelock. MVis. G~ertrude Carpenter, Gananoque, is spending some hlidavs at the home of ber brother Mn. Harvey Aiken. On Satunday iast, v-ontypool weicomed the bus' ioa d of Durham Club Membens, who stopped here for lunch, at the Community Centre.,We were ,happy to meet an oid frié-nd, Miss Kate Foster, Oshawa, and former scbooi teacher of many years ta Orono. We were also speaking to Mn. Leonard McNeil, a former teacher of Pontypool School and aow nesîding la Milton, Ontario. Mn. and Mrs. Warren Chai- lice and Brenda, Millbnook, were Saturday evening guests of the O. Chailices. Congratulations to the new butcher shop opening la Ste- wart's Groceny. We are very ner, bride's sister, Misses Bonnie Martin and Debbie Thomson. Best man was Mr. Douglas Smart, and the ushens Messrs. Ward Skinner, bride's bro- ther, Guido Krummenacber, and Joe Cook. Receiving the guests at Glen Stewart Park Clubhouse, the bride's mother wore a formai romance blue polyester crepe gown, assisted by the groom's mother in a green floral, street iength fgown and white shawi. Tbhafippy couple Iêft on a boneymoon trip to Ottawa district and Haliburton, and are now residing at 1331 Mary St. N., Oshawa. - Photo by Astor >1 News mate to have two wel ýked general stores tc ,e our gnowiag population la the village. 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