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10 T' e Canadian Statesman. Bowminvjlle. Janmirv 7. 1976 YELVERTON (intended for last wý,,ek) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mal- colm returned home fromn spending an enjoyable week in Acapulco, Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Murrav Mal- Colm, Valerie and Lana lef t for a vacation in Florida witb- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adams and daughter of Bowmanville. They expected to enjoy Christ- mas with Mr. and Mrs. Bert MeMullen in Florida. Mr., and Mrs. Jim Gray entertained their family for Christmas on Christmas Eve. Present for the occasion were Mr. Kirk MeMahon of Oshawa and two of bis University buddies from Brock Univer- sitv of Saint Catharines. Mr. Jim Low attending university in Canada from Malaysia and Mr. Greg Salmers of Oshawa. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gray and David of Orono; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Longfield of Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gray and Deanna of Lotus. During the mail strike we neglected to mention that Mrs. Jim, Gray and Mrs. Peggy Boyd flew out to Saskatche- wan for a 10 day visit with relations there. Christmas visitors at Mal- conia included the Aldo Nasa- to fdmîly of Port Credit, Mitzi Malcolm and Bob Fick of Don Milîs. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan visited their son Pat last week in Picton and were overnight visitors there. The Art Rowans entertained their famîlv. the Keith Bakers and Kendall, the Ralph Pfohs, Miss Annie Rowan and Mrs. Ella Patterson for Christmas. 1Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeJong and son are currently enjoying a, three week vacation in Hazel's native land, the Cay- men Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Terrv Mal- Christmas Visitai s intended for Iast week Mr. and Mrs. Jim Geddes and t amily, Bowmanville, and Mrs. Mabel Shackleton with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shackle- ton for Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stainton and son, Oshawa; Mr. John Allin, Kirby, with Mr. and Mrs, Ken Shackleton and family 'on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. L. Welsh entertained their families to dinner on the 2th, and spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh and Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Hon Welsh visited on the 27th. Christmas day visitors with MVr. and Mrs. M. Marchant and family, Mr. and Mrs. Seads, Whitby; Mrs. Macks and Mr. and Mrs. Hendron, Bowmanville, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Noyes and family, 01rono. The Blackburn families hl a Chiristmias party at Mi'. and MIrs. John Kinighorn and famnily, Zion on Dec. 2O;th; a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. F. Blackburns on the 2lst, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Blackburn had Cristmas dinner with Don and Norma Welsh and daughter. Over fifty members of the Craig family and relatives held their annual Christmas pa rty at the home of Mr. and ,vlrs. Herb Craig, Janetville, on the ,2lst of December. The Robert Craig family had Christmas dinner wit Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buttery and family.$ Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Craig and family, Miss M. Phillips spent Christmas day with M r. and Mrs. Doug Reynolds and T.wo Fire 3 Service Highîghed b=teSaturday monn irewhc left the former Bowmanville Bus Terminal with damage of at least $10,000, Bowmanville Firefighters also experienced onie other fire and a series of service calls during the holi- day period. F iremen were called into act-fon last Wednesday morn- ing when a defective flu-pipe started fire in the rear w'i1 of a garage at 6 Victoria Street -It the corner of Brown). i ne structure, owned by William Cowle, sustained -<--oughly $200 damage in the 1057 a. m. fre and Fire Chief OBITUARY TEUNISJE GROENEVELD In jpoor health for a year, Teunmsje Groeneveld, aged 63, died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Wednesday, Decemnber l7th, 1975. Born in Holland she was the daughter of Jacob and Wil- lemipje Van De Zandschulp, deceased. She was married to Paul Groeneveld, and had resided at R.-R.6, Bowman- ville since 1959, coming to Canada from Holland in 1949. A member of Whitby Emanuel Reformed Church, she is survived by Mrs. William (Willy) Doh, Water- ford, P'aul, Sirmcoe, Gerrit, Enniskillen, ten grandchild- rea ter Ali Hogervey, and two brthers in Holland. A brother, in Canada prede- ceased lher. Reverand L.R. Harvey con- ducted the funeral service on Friday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, with Isaac Raaphorst presiding at the organ. Yall-bearers were Messrs., Irie Davis - Henk Bons. Albert and Everett Groene- veld, Williami CochraneJr. and G. Van Leewen. Interment was in Bowman- ville Cemetery. coum ana roau entertained Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gundry of Barrie, Mr. Stephen Gundry of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ho- ward Malcolm and Candy, Mr. Bryce Jimmo. Mr. James Sheckleton and Mr. Wilbert Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo hosted the Henderson tribe on Christmas - the matriarch - Mrs. Ernestine Henderson of Bethany, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robihson and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malcolm of Don Milîs, Mr. 'and Mrs. Jos. De Giusti, Mrs. Emma Malcolm of Uxbridge, Mr. Gordon Henderson of Toronto, Mr: and Mrs. Murray.Henderson and family, and Miss Lauri Hofstetter. Sympathy is prof erred to, neihbor Mrs. Dale Stinson and family, her brother Den- nis Carter and family in the passing of their mother, Mrs. Letty Carter in Ross Memo- rial Hospital, Lindsay, follow- ing a lengthy illness. Yelverton United Church enjoyed the contribution of a guest soloist, a Mrs. Haw- thorne of Belfast, Ireland who is visiting in Canada with ber daughter. Mrs. Hawthorne sang two lovely numbers, "How Great Thou Art" and "Bless This House", which were well worth the trouble of attending church service. Mr. Ted Power provided a fîtting New Year's message to com- pliment the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan and the Ralph Pfohs are scheduled to spend New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker and Kendall of Bolton. Mrs. Emma Malcolm of Daheim Nursing Home, lix- bridge, spent a few days during the Christmas holidays with the Harvey Malcolm family. N EWS family. Mr. and Mrs. John Twist, Mr. Murray Twist, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Twist Oshawa spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Twist. Mr. and Mrs. E. Twist visited lier sister Mrs. Ross Allin, Newcastle on Sunday Dec. 28th. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Kilmer and family bad Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. G. White, Bowmanville, and the evening meai at Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kilmer, town. The Coombes family held their annual Christmas gath- ering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roly Coombes. .Miss Joan Collacott, Mrs. Joyce Rhede and daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Collacott. Mrs. Sharman, Toronto, spent a few days with ber daughter and family, Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Burgess. Mr. and Mrs, A. Jacob and family s;pent the Cbristmas holiday visiting relatives in Sutton, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. D.- Quilliam and family vîsited relatives in Highwater, Quebec, during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stephen and family had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stephen, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rich- ards and family, Miss Doreen Richards and Miss Ruby Lane with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Richards on Cbristmas day. Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs, Pender. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strank, Oshawa, had Christmas dinner with 'Mr. and Mrs. A. Atkinson. A Happy New Year to aIl. Alarmis Ca ils 'Jlm fayman auivises the pipe will have to be replaced hy an approved cbimney. On Boxing Day, two service calîs requiredth e service of firemen, the first at 2:51 p.m. at .57 Brown Street, the residence of Peter Barclay, due to a flooded oil furnace. No damage was sustained and the excess oil was burned off. Then at 4:05 p.m. firemen attended the Sunoco Self Serve Gas Bar on King Street East (opposite the IGA) where a broken air line had caused the compressor to continue run- Tebroken uine was discon- nected, allowing the compres- sor to build up pressure and shut off. On Sunday, at 2:30 p.m., seven homes on Hetherington Drive reported the odor of gas in basement areas. Fireman were unable to find the source of the odor which was tbought to he a gasoline odor rather than a natural gas odor. Two possible causes have been Iound since, one beîng a propane gas tank, found to have been leaking Monday morning as it was empty and should not have been for some time yet. Another is the possibility that a broken water main at the corner of Waverly Road and Strike Avenue may have allowed water to carry the odor down inito the basements. At any rate, the odor is now gone and no further problem is suspected. In Hungary at one time only a man *ho had siain a Turk rnight w êar a feather. 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