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4 'l'h- ('.qnadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Novemt NE WTJN VILLE Mr., and, Mrs. Maurice O'Neill -were among those- attending the Royal Winter Mr. Keith Wai Fair last Monday. borough spent a co Miss Marilyn Etcher, of last week with his1 Port Hope, was an overnight and Mrs. Lavern, guest, with Mrs. Bea Jones, and Mr. and Mrs, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Raymond Gilmier, and Johnson of Pe sons, Steven and David, of visited his parci Islington, were Tuesday'visi- Mrs. J.L. Johnso tors and"supper guests with day. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilmer. Mrs. Manson A Court Whist party spon- R.R.1, Orono h. sored by Doris Chrysler's and patient in the Oshý Marlene Stacey's U.C.W. Hospital. Units was held in the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jan, School hall, Tuesday evening. of St. Cloud, Eleven tables were in play arrived one day with the following receiving the heavy snow st prizes: Gwen Best, Lynda nesota last Thurs Willsber,,Betty Stapleton, and roads, schools ai Mary Skelding. On Sunday hiern Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Geo. Morton ha( Montgomer y attended the meeting of t he Oshawa Pres- bytery, in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, last ____ Tuesday. dune Kimbali and Lance' Payne were among the mem- bersof the Clarke Hi gh School Choir and Band who formed the bus load to Norridge, Chicago, lastWed- nesday. They returned Sunday after 'a most enjoyable visit with students there, including various tours, a wonderful trip and an ail round good time. Mr. and Mrs. W. Carr, Mrs. Bernice Henderson, and Mrs. Leone Lane were among those at the Royal Winter- Fair, Saturday. Newtonville Women's Insti- tute met at the home of Mrs. May Burley, on Wednesday afternoon, with 19 in atten- dance. A report of the work done by the 4-H Club was given by Mrs. Burley and a donation of $25 voted that group. The four ladies who had attended the recent Area Convention in Toronto, gave a detailed accounit of it's pro- eengnamely, Madeline BukeAmelia Lancaster, Jean O'Neill and President ____ Queenie Fletcher. ,______ The Christmas meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Florence Ferguson, on Dec. lOth withi an exchange of gifts not exceeding $1.50 each, and WINTAI the donor's nam.e to be on it. TICKETS There were eight tables in play at the Card Party in Community Hall, Friday nigbt with these winners: High lady. - Jean O'Neill, Low Lady- Amy Milligan, High, man- Mrs. Gordon, Low nan Anthony Ton. 50-50 Draw - D. Purcell.ý Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jones and' Mrs. Bea Jones were supper guests, Friday, with Mn, and Mrs. Laurence Savery, in Oshawa. Ther ere 14 present, Thursday afternoon, at our regular weekly meeting in the Library Room at our local sebool. As nô speaker or set of fiilm.s was available, cards and cribbage gamres were played and a social imre enjoyed, ending wt some old time music on t(he piano. Plans were made to assist witb a bit of therapy for one of Mrs . Campbell ' young pupils. He is a. new student,, who needs special belp in speech and writing therapy,. and anyone who-could spare the time, perhaps haîf an hour per day,% tbree times a week, might be- a greathelp. A schedule of sorts was planned witb four of those present agreeing to start this work., Sorte of the children taking a study of the "Incas," brought in samples of food theyhad prepared, wbich was tasted, and enjoyed. There were also samples of dyes they had made from clover, pines, and dandelions, shown to us. At our next meeting, Nov. 27, the Regional Libranian, Miss D. Dineen, is expected to be with us.-Remember, adults are Welcome to attend, in the Library Room at Newtonville Sehool, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown had supper with their daughter, Judy, in Toronto, Sunday. Greeting the congregation at the door and handing them bulletins Sunday morning, were Mrs. Helen Elliott, and Mr. Melville Jones. Rev. Montgomery's theme was "Being a good Steward," andhestressed the fact that eachf one of us' bas some particular talent ýof our own wbich we should use to the hest idof or ability, to help_ those less fortunate, in their hour of need. No matter what our ýeducational or finlanial status, there is sometbing eacb oneof us can do, from day to day to bel p a neighbor, or someone e 1s e, in our community. Think about it, and offer'to help this is your duty as a Christian. The, choir sang "It Is No Secret What. God Can Do." Due to our minister's ifi health, bis plans to take the worshi services at Nel-Gor and Seouthh aven Nursing Homnes, Sùnday afternoon, had to be cancelled. Rev. Thos. Smith of Newcastle substituted for him. We all join in wishing yhlm, a speedy improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gardner and famiîly were Sunday visitors witb- Mr. and Mrs. John Duffield, inToronto. Sat.urday evenin¶n ývisitors withi Mr. and Mrs. 1. Gilmer were Mr. Jim Gilmer, and Jeff, of Port Hlope, and on Sunda, M Nr. and Mrs. P.J. Rowe, of Viewlake and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer and family. Mr. adMrs. Don Vinkle, with Mr. and M,ýrs. Ron. Burley, of Newca"stle, weeSuniday visitors w.ý,ith Mvr. and Mrs. E. McFEwen, Peterborough.,, as were as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmer, and Mr, and Mrs. H-aroid Burley, celebra- ting Harold's birthday. Con- gratulations! ORONO NEWS it ot Peter- ouple of days scousins, Mr. me Patterson s. Ken BaIl. s. Jim B. 'terborough kits Mr. and ;n on Satur- aPatton of has been a awa General mes Grunerud ,Minnesota ilate, due to torm in Min- ,sday, ulosixîg and airponts, mother Mrs. ad Mrs. Ida Plumb of Bowmanville, Mn. and Mrs. Douglas Hird of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morton of Kendal. Mr. and' Mns. Lawrence Hanris for din- ner and a visit with Muriel and Jim. Mr. Alex Watson of Bunling- ton formerly of Onono is a patient in the Joseph Brant Hosptal, Burlington. Mn. Cliord Bruton has retuî-ned from the hospital in Toronto and is staying with Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Knapp Jr. and four sons. Suddenly at San Lorenzo, California on Monday, Nov. 104h, Josephi Ordormez husband o)f Edith and tather of Carol of Vancouv er, Mr. Ordonez was formerly of Orono, Ontario. Clarke Tlownship Progres- sive Consenvative Association held thein annual meeting and Pot Luck Supper on Saturda, evening in the I.00OF. Balr Orono. Miss Susan Bail, Mn. Les Hrebicek and bis mothen, Mrs. R. Hrebicek and bis grand- mothen, Mrs., Catherine Novak all of Toronto were Sunday noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail. Mr. Archie McLaren is a patient in the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Monday, evenîng dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mortton were Mr. and Mrs. James Grunerud of U.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Minion of Peterborough, Mrs. Gen. Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morton'and son Kevin. A native of Orono, Ross Carleton and an employee of General Motors as foreman in the South Plant paint shop, who had 18 vears service, died suddenly at work, Friday, Nov. 21, 1975. For the past seven years he lived at R.R.1, Foxboro. Born March 3, 1928 in Orono, he was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Carleton. He was married March 1, 1968ý in Whitby. He had lived in Oshawa for several years prior to moving to Foxboro. He is survived by his wife, the former Shirley Mahaffy; one daughter, Mrs. Gerald Davies (Diane) of Blackstock; two sisters, Mrs. AI 1-igott (Fossetta) of Orono; Mrs. Broder Summers (Phyllis) of Hastings; and four grand- (hldren, Lori, Doug,_ Shelley and Steve. Two brothers, Walter of Toronto and Ken- neth, Ray, of Orono died be- fore him. Mn. Carleton was at the Armstrong Funerai Home. Service was held in the chapel with internipnt in Orono Cemetery. Rex'. H.A. Mellow officiated. Memorial dona- tions to the 'Heart Foundation would be appreciated. Mns. David Shrumm of Weston visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. McLaren over the weekend. Mrs. Geo. Morton with Mr. and Mrs. James Grunerud were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mns. Harold Barrowclough of Wesleyville. 1Item s of 1Interest On Thursday, November 13, 1975, a retirement dinnen was held at The Flying Dutcbman Motor Motel to honor Mrs. Florence Vanstone who re- tired on November 2, 1975 from the housekeeping staff of Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. Following dinner, Denis Pickard, Manager of House- keeping-Laundry Depart- ment, highliglited Mrs. Van- stone's fourteen years at the hospital, since starting there, September lst 1961. He then called on a fellow worker, Mrs. Lillian Harvey, to make, the presentation from the/ hospital staff. Mrs. Vanstone said she was looking forward to cracking the whip over her husband, Charles, who retired from Goodyear on April 4, 1975. Charlie wasn't aware that af ter retirement he would be joining the "Honey-Do Club" which is "honey do this," 'honey do that". We wish Florence good health and v isual Arts Centre Opens Season Dec. 6 The Visual Arts Centre awarde.d the "Can, commences a new season of Watercolor Society Pur courses on Saturday, Decem- Award". Many of her, ber 6 with a day-long water- are available for rent fro colon painting workshop under McLaughlin Gallery the direction of Laurene Sage. Oshawa and Wbitby Arl A resident of Oshawa, Mrs. Sage presently teaches in the The workshop will foc evening program at Durham the use of styrofoam College. She has had printing medium. numerous gallery showings Further informationc and won prîzes in various courses and registration exhibits. She was recently be obtained'by phoning much happiness in the as de Blois at 623-2196. to come. As well as staff This is the first of sE present, most of Mrs. Van-1 courses to be annou stone's family were present - shortly by the Visual Charles Vanstone, Mabel and Centre. 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