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12 The Canadian Statesman, Iowmanville, June 2, 1976~ Mr. and Mrs. Georald Kelly iuiieraýl (), Johnleisv and girls returned Tuesday biother of Miss Ida l)eiipsevN from a most enjoyable camp- and Mrs. J.A. McArthur, who ing holiday across theWestern was killed in a car accident. Provinces., While weather Foster Dempsey, another bere was miserable theyL brother who was injured is enjoyed spring like temper- presently in Toronto General atures and sunny weather. Hospital where he will under- They called on several friends go surgery this week. încluding Rev. and Mrs. We are pleased to hear Miss Wesley Hutton at Brooks, Ida Dempsey is home again Alberta. Their many frîends from Port Perry Hospital. will be happy to know that Mr. Mrs. Wilbert Archer was and Mrs. Huttonl are well and recently visiting in Minden. busy and arelooking forward Mran s.SenNay to their retirement next June. . and Mrido stvien Neary Sympathy of the community lastndavi o o fie wre goes out to the' McArthur l t SnAyche rs fMs family and Miss Ida Dempsey. WibrAch. Mrs. J.A. McArthur, Norman Mr, and Mrs. Don Fleming and Jessie Dysart, Betty,' and family of Oshawa, Mr. Ardis, Megan, and George and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Mr. McArthur were in Stratford and Mrs. Jim Archer and last week and attended the Kimberley of Whitby were OPENING SPECIAL S-UPERTWIiN SPIN WASHER The completely portable supertwin, handies 12 pounds of clothes at once (6 Ibs. waslung and 6 Ibs. spînning simultaneously). Large agitator with 210 degree arc puts ail the water t0 work, gently easing out soil. No special hook-up required. 269 White or GoId at BOWMANVILLE 36 King St. E.. 623-5408 KIWAN US AUCTION Golden Legîonnaires Hold Enjoyable l5th Anniversary Banquet and Dance On Saturday evening at the Legion Hall on Queen St. nearly 50 couples celebrated the ISth anniversary of the formation of the Golden Legionnnaires choral group that is stili going strong after ail those years. Several former directors were in attendance and the evening included reminiscences that involved members of the choir and their many performances throughout the area. The top icture shows present and past Head table guests, from the lef t, included Mr. and Mrs . Ted Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fair, Presîdent and Mrs. Jack Welsh, Anniversary chairman Rae and Mrs. Abernethy, Treasurer and Mrs. Arnold Brinklow, Director and Mrs. visitors of Mrs. Wlbert AeMrs. George Rutherford spent the weekend with Mrs. Alma Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter Wright were Suniday cv allers of Ms Alma Fowler and MUrs. George Rutherford. Vicki Schryburt entertained four littie girl friends and ber brother- at McDonaids on Thursday to celebrate ber fourtb birtbday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Van- Camp and Marie attended Graduation Exercises in Guelph on Tuesday, May 25tb. Congratulations to Dale on receiving bis Associate Diploma in Agriculture. Winners at the Senior Citizens Card Party on Tues- day evening with 15 tables were: lst - Wilbert Nortbcott 86, 2îîd- Jimî Latimier 83, 3rd Mrs. Reid Cook 82, 4th - Anne Manns 81, 5th - Ross Alsop 81, 6th - Freeman McCullough 78, Low - Effel Forder. SALE Satur'day, June l2t-h 1976, Auctioneor - CHARLIE REND 1:00 p.m. af Bowmanville Central School WELLINGTON and ELGIN STREETS The Kiwanis Club is looking for any articles that you may have lying around in your garage, attic or basement. It may be worthless to you ... but it's worthwhile- for us! PLEASE CALL:, 623-d3421 or 623-7342 for Pickup Proceeds for Bowmanville Kiwanis Club Service Work. Congratulations to Stanley Kroekensfoel wbo graduated from the University of Water- loo in Bachelor of Mathe- mafics and Honour student in Computer Science and Statis- tics. H-e is workngin Toronto in Computer Program.- The May U.C.W. general meeting was commenced with a lovely dessert luncheon. Jean Adams opened the bus- iness with a poemn 'A bay of tools.' Worsbip was nicely done by Beth Scbryburt, Donna Kyte and Joan Grove, in a play "Double Standards." Offering was received and dedicated. Song 114 was sungz by all. The Minutes and Treasurers reports were given and approved. The Sept. wedding and Nov, banquet were accepted by the group to do. Jean Adams offered a ride f0 anyone wishing to attend the Quin Mo Lac leadership camp Sept. 10-12., Somne dis- cussion on menu prices came to a mutual agreement of changing the 3.99 meal to 4.00 for easy figurîng. Financial funds were arranged to be given f0 the summer vacation school. Workers and came- takers were given a hand of applause for their work well done at the Toc Alfa Confer- ence. A motion was'made to give $10.00 memorial to the M & S fund at the time of deatb of an Elder Honorary active or U.C.W. member. Several Bazaar items were on display. Small bags and jewel- ry boxes are needed. All items may be lef t at Beth Schry- burt's home. Please have al tbings in 2 weeks before fair. A bus trip is being planned for June 8 or 15. Anyone inferest- ed are asked to caîl Aileen Ryers, Donna Kyte or Edna VanCamp. Paula Lishman was infroduced as our guest. She sbowed us ber many wares of leather. A lovely Ivy was given f0 Paula to show our appreciation. Business was adjourned. A bake and flower sale brought the enjoyable day te a close. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gilmour of Lindsay were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls. Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls were Miss Arlene Mitchell of Kamloops, B.C.; Miss Noretta Mitchell of London, Ont.; Mm. and Mrs. Harvey Gaam and Robbie and Mrs. Courtney Graham. Mr. and Mms. Harold McLaugblin and Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms and Mrs. Courfney Graham were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. lRoy Bradburn, Oshawa. Mrs. Mary Sheen of 'l'oront() spent tasi week witb ber larigbter, Miss Susan Sheen. 'l'bcy t><it spent the weekend i O tt awa tbatt endJ a cousins wed(ing. Mr rand Mrs l'Ewairt lLeask and< len were Saturday evening visît ors of' Mr- an(l Mrs. Waltac'e Marlow. Mr~. an(] Mrs. Ilarry Van- <'amp entert;îîne<l Mr.and choir members and directors just before they broke into the favorite song Aura Lee. Seated at front from left to right, former directors Barry Deveraux of Aurora, Ross Cotton and Doug Dewell, Oshawa, Jack Knight, former assistant director, and the present director John Crookshank. Ross Metcalf, a former director, was unable to attend due to illness. John Crookshank, Legion Presifient andi Ivrs. Stan Jiunn. T1he evening concluded with dancing to Ross Jackman's music with Terry Black as disc jockey. TYRONE Athletic Association The regular montbly meet- ing will be held on Sunday, dune 6, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. in the old hall. Sunday is the big day for the teamn members in Tyrone, since ail the new uniforms w ilI be banded out at 1: 00 p. m. in the new hall. This is the first time in the bistory of the village that we have invited the local press to record the occasion. A photo- grapher has been bired as well to take pictures of the com- plete teams and indîvidual team members. John Virtue bas arranged Ito have movies sbowing in the new hall on Sunday afternoon too. Every- body is invited to corne to the park on Sunday and watch our Mrs. Arthur VanCamp, Jayne and David, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carnegie and Elizabeth on Sunday in bonour of Davîd's 2nd birtbday. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mount- joy and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and iVrs. Owen Mlntyre and Ann of Cam- bridge (formerly Gaît). A community sbower was held on Friday evening in honour of Mr. and Mrs. John Kent (Donna Swain) and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Duff (Barb Gunney). Brian was the cap- able Master of Ceremonies. The presentation was made to Mr. and Mrs. John Kent of a vacuum cleaner and purse of money. The presentation was made to Mr. and Mrs. Graham Duff of a card table and chairs and a purse of money. The sbower was well attended and everyone enjoyed the variety program, lunch and social time. Larry Hoskin spent a month witb bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin and bas return- ed to Lake Louise for summer employment. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn returned Saturday evening from a most enjoyable holiday of visiting friends, in Penn- sylvania and Viriginia. They viewed tbe Natural Bridge and Luray Caverns in West Vîrginia. They enjoyed a visit witb Mrs. Ron Martyn's parents in Medina, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Van Camp beld a fanily party on Sunday in bonour of Mr. and Mrs. Keitb VanCamp's 2tb Wedding Anniversary. Pre- sent for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Keitb VanCamp and family, Mr. Dennis Werry, Mr. Clark Blakely, Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp and Aileen. In the account of the Mot bers lay Service in the Anglican Cburch on1 May 9th at Blackstock, the llowers on the Communion 'l'able were llaced there L)y Mr. and Mrs. lRoyal Wi 'îtfield ii nmory (>f' their parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Tleasda le Whit field and Mr. anid Mrs-. A. Maguire. "le naines of' Mr. an(l Mrs. Maguire were omitted in the original article. youngsters struttîng arounctinir their new uniforms and when you're f eet get sore, just go into the hall and sit down and watcb a movie. Congratulations f0 the Tyrone boys softball team, 7 - 1t0 years, coacbed by Dianne Woodley. Tbey beat Enniskil- len 17 to 16 last Wednesday in a very exciting game. How- ever, Enniskillen came right back and beat Ralpb Bowers team (14-18 years) on Monday nigbt, coacbed by Cecile Bowers. The score was 12 to 9. Better luck next timne Tyrone and congratulations f0 Ennis- killen. The little fellows (7-10 years) get into action again tbis week playing against Hampton in Tyrone on Tues- day in basebaîl and playing against Orono in soccer on Thursday. The Junior Soccer team coached by Louis Phil- lips lost to Solina last week, 4 to 1, but sbowed lots of promise, according to John Vîrtue, the Assistant Coach. It would seem we don't need the Strawberry Festival to bave some excitement in Tyrone. It bas been brought to the attention of the local correspondent that some people apparently were feel- ing the heat early Sunday morning and decided to take a dip in one of the local spas. The worst of it is that 'Yours Truly was in the vicinity around about the same time - and missed it - darn it!!! Euchres First prize went to Marjorie Vance with 86, second prize to Maxine Brock with 85, third prize to Peter Coombes with 83, fourth prize to ,Earl Prescott witb 79 and fifth prize to Effie Ploughman with 78. The luw score was won by Lance Phare with 44 and Marg Watson with 44. 50-50 draw winner was Nellie Lunn. The Senior Citizens meet this Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. in the new hall and will be holding another bingo game the same evening at 7:30 p.m. Those, who missed the last bingo game sbould try to get out to this one, because it's a lot of fun. Red OCross Collects 108 pi nt s Last Friday's blood donor clinic at Courtîce High Sehool netted a total of 108 pints of blood. Ninety-one pints were donated Friday and there were 17 deferrals. If went very w(111," said lied Cross worker, Il~a Living in describing the clinie. She said this year's totaIs ar~e about the saine as the ones from thbe Court ice1Il igh Sebl'] lasi year. 'l'ut lie il '(. a5 openpil 0(1 pal ly loi bigli schooî st îdent s a l lougl i t was adverl ise(l as 1beiiig openi to ilie puliei as well. 'h l' exl 1NOM(1donoir cli nic iii Ille ;îîa will be lîeld in Augilst atl e Lions',(C(nitre. ENNISKILLEN Mr. W.M. Henry, Belleville, Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Henry, Toronto weme Sunday callers at Mm. and 'Vrs. A. Sharp's. Mm. and Mrs. Lorne L~amb were Saturday visifors of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lamb, Bail- iebomo. Mm. and Mrs. Gamnet Towns, Peterborough were Sunday visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stainton. Mm. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor attended Sunday School Anni- versary Service on Sunday at Nestleton and were guests of Mr. ýand Mrs. Ralph Sadler. Mr. and Mrs. Gartb McGill and family, Kingston, were weekend visitors with parents Mm. and Mms. Harvey McGill and together all had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue andgirls. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright and Jeffmey, Ponty- pool; Mrs. Jim Muller and Darryl were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright's. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anger, Bowmanville, Miss Janet Parsons, Blackstock; Rev. L. Bigby were callers at Mr. and Mrs. A. Leadbeater's. Janet and Jeffmey Wray, Orono, were recent weekend guests witb grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright, Miss Betty Wright visîfed with Mr. and Mrs. W. Sanderson, Columbus, Sat. evening. Mrs. R. Griffin, Miss Heather Griffin, Mrs. A. Garrard, Miss Lori Garrard attended a miscellaneous showem for a bride-to-be, Miss Vicki Rabm, at the home of ber grandmother Mrs. W. Rabm, Tyrone. Mr. and-Mrs. Frank Smith, Port Perry were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. E. Trewin's. Mrs. Wayne Piggott ariA twin daughters Sheri a, Laura, visited on Thursda,, wîth Mrs. Clark Piggott amit family, Oshawa. Mrs. Charley Trewin, Shaun and dlaugbter-in-law Mrs. Charles McRae, Mullins, South Carolina, were Thurs- day callers at Mr. and Mrs. E. Trewin's. Master Andy Piggott spent a few hours on Sunday with bis grandmother Mrs. Meta Read, Haydon. Sorry to hear of Mrs. Arthur Brunt having a heart attack, ber many friends in this commUnity wisb her a speedy recovery. We must report we have a very happy little boy who goes to kindergarten, bis father Mr. Wayne Piggott and son Andy went fishing and Andy caught bis very first fish. Congratula- tions Andy. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stainton are spending'a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hockin and family, Elmvale and visiting daughter Doris at Barrie who is quite ill. Omemee Softball League 1976 Sunday, June 6 Betbany vs Dunford Electric, Andrus Texaco vs Fraserville, Regal Stationery vs Ponty- pool. Wednesday, June 9 Fraserville vs Dunford Eleet- riec Coombes & Fergugon vs Regal Stationery, Andrus Texaco vs Bethany. ALL LIVINGROOM FURNITURE SPECIALLY REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE. 2 PlECE MODERN WLO PCA Tail Back Livilngroom Suite WLO PCA j100 per cent nylon cover, foamn cushions, $ 99 * OO0 spring edge. 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