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Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Byers, Bowmanville enjoyed several days last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gien Wanama- ker, Port Perry, and visited with family and frîends. Also visited old friends in the communîty nursing home and the lovely new villa. Sonya Feddema has been named to the Dean's List at Trinity Christian College, Palos Heights, Ilinois, for the Spring Semester, 1976. To earn this honor, a student must achieve a 3.50 or better average based on a scale of 4.0 Sonya is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Feddema of Bowmanvilie, Ontario and was a junior during the past year. Bowmanville wiil be repre- sented at the Olympics after Reality, such are, in truth, counted among the heathen."1 - Baha'u'IIah. If interested, write Box 36, Bowmanville. all, but not directly in the competitions. Fred Beaucage will be handling marshailing duties during the equestrian events. He will be accom- panied to Montreal by John Lane, Carol Rhodes and Jane Poulson of Oshawa, ail mem- bers of Bethany Hilîs Hunt Club. Larry Bishop and Robbie Cook of Bowmanville are attending the Olympics in Montreal, this week. The Enniskilien United Church Women are preparing their cook book "Kitchen Capers" and copies may be obtaîned later from U.C. members. The book contains recipes for appetizers and canapes, foreign recipes, sea- food, fish and game, rolis and bread, cakes, frostings, fil- lings and outdoor cooking. Having eaten at many of this group's catering, we suggest the book will be a great buy. The almost complete disap- pearance of poliomyelitis has led many people to neglect immunization, but the need for it is a vital one, according to Dr. J.G. Evans, chairman of the Ontario March of Dimes Medicai Advisory Board. Acute Poliomyelitis is a virus infection of the spinal cord. Itý used to be known as infantile paralysis because it attacked 4 4 4 4 4 Bowma *mal Pentecostal Church 75 LIBERTYl SaiREET SOUTH Sunday Services 9:55 a.m .......... Sunday School 11:00 a.m ........ Worship Service 7:000p.m. . . .Evangelistic Service Mîd Week Tuesdlay, 7:30 p.m. Youth Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Bible Study A Welcome for Y4 in a Friendly Chur o1 IItems o'f Interest Phone 623-3303 mainly the very young and, lef t many of them paralyzed. The disease was brought under control in, this country in 1954 following the development of the Salk vaccine, and the subsequent establishment of March of Dimes' clinies to administer it. In Canada new polio cases are rare but recent outbreaks abroad have led to renewed urging by the Ontario March of Dimes for immuni- zation. Arrangements for im- munization or "boosteirs" may be made through your family physician or local public health unit, and lis covered by OHIP. Lanark Township will hold its sixth annual Pioneer Days on Civic Holiday Weekend. Two of the popular events are the dog-powered butter churns and the horse-pjowered hay bal-ers. Continuing the objective of promoting greatçr public knowledge of nutrition, Gene- ral Foods, Limited, announces the third annual $1,000 Nutri- tion Communication Award for excellence in writing and broadcastîng on this subject, and is open to all writers and broadcasters supplying nutri- tion information to the public. Send entries to General Foods. Ltd., Box 4019, Terminal A, Toronto. Columns, new sto- ries, features, interviews, dia- logues, etc., devoted to nutri- tion for the Canadian public, published or broadcast during calendar 1976 are eligible for this award. The entries may be in English or French, and they will be assessed by an independent panel of judges. The deadline for submissions is January 17, 1977, with the Winners being announced two months later. Whitby Arts Incorporated will hold their Fourth Annual Games Night at the Station, Whitby, this Friday evening. May we remind you that the model boat race for the upcoming Port Hope Regatta takes place on August 7. Construction on these vessels should be started soon. The only stipulation is that the LONG SAULT, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nak- anura and family, Edmonton, Alberta are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker and other relatives and attended the Baker picnic Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Smith, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Cook were Sunday guests of Miss G. Smith. miss Judy Kovacs entertain- eci her Sunday School class last Wednesday evening when they presented their teacher with a pair of Blue Mountain candle holders. .Mr. and Mrs. G. Kovacs and girls were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sutch, Pontypool. Sympathy of the communîty goes out to Mrs. Kenneth Fraser and family in the sudden passing of a beloved husband, father and grand- father, also to ail the cousins in the surrounding district., About 75 relatives of the Baker family attended a famiiy reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker on Sunday. Every one enjoying themselves in spite of the little shower of rain. Mrs. M. Carley and Becky spent a few days with hier sîster and family at Charbot Lake while Joey is attending camp. Plan to attend congregation- ai meeting in Enniskillen United Church Monday even- ing, July 26th at 8 p.m. This is to your own interest. Ladders Remodeling, painting, and general home repairs are tasks we seem to save for this time of year. If you are using a ladder for any job, be sure it Celebrate 4Oth Anniversciry boats cannot be powered. They must ply the waters of the mighty Ganaraska under their own sail or whatever. The boats can be made out of any material but last year, the paper and tin foil crafts fared well. There is no pre-registra- tion for the event which takes off from t he Waiton St. bridge at 11:00 a.m. There will be prizes. In making salads, why doý we always use Iceberg lettuce when there are so many other varieties availabie? Iceberg lettuce is very indigestible. Boston, Bibb or Romaine are so much nicer, easy to grow and easily obtaînable in the stores. And what about the dandelion leaf which makes an excellent salad and' there are certainly plenty of those. Try to make a good dressing. The heart of any salad is the dressing. Here are a few salad hints: Treat your salad bowl as you do your omelette pan. t should preferably be made of plain wood unvarnished and untreated. t shouid neyer be washed! When through using it' wipe out well with a dry cloth or paper towel. Use only a fine grade of wine vinegar and go sparingly. Wash saiad greens well under cold water. Do not cut the leaves up but break them carefully into bite size pieces with your fingers. Wrap in a dry cloth and place in the fridge for an hour to become firm and crisp. On Sunday afternoon, June 27, the sun shone on Anne and Charles Naylor at their home on 27 Athabasca St., Oshawa, as they celebrated their 40th Wedding Annîversary, with family and friends. Daughters Mae, Mrs. Wal- ter Haass, HaMnpton and Janet, Mrs. Douglas Dodge, Pickering and their husbands assisted in greeting the guests. Six of the eight grandchildren wýere able to be present. YEjýILVUS Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hurrin have, commenced their new home adjacent to the Norman. Wilsons. To date the basement has been dug and the blocks ready-to be laid. On Saturday evening Mr. Peter Bakker arrived from Ymuiiden, Netherlands to spend a fortnight or so at Malconia. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gundrie of Barrie were weekend guests at the Terry Malcolms and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mal- colm retured home from a The original wedding party was well represented by former bridesmaid, Mrs. Ger- aid Kennedy, St. Bruno, Que- bec; former flower girl, Mrs. Boyd Ayre, Hampton and former best man, Mr. Ralph Davis, Solina. Friends and family came with their good wishes, not only from the Oshawa area, where the Naylors have lived for the past 15 years, and the Hampton area, where the Naylors farmed for their first 25 years of married life, but from Montreal, Ottawa, Mill- brook, Norwood, Lindsay, Orangeville, Toronto and Brantford. - Photo by Scott Lee briE tia. curi gui( Mcl VS. ma mis inju emi y ed t Pot dec' wiIl Dai Vau eacl Mal bat whi, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July-21, 1976 7 On Sunday a double header vs. Kedron at Yelverton ITNresulted in the locals ikn ef excursion to Nova Sco- Stinson in the first gamne and Miss andyMalclm ~ D. Timms in the second were retMisCndyNeafolnd both quite effective. Tabot elertn girlsunder the went the whole distance on the davenc ofrlCoacherChle mound for Kedron. Home runs [dace f CachChaliewere more numerous than ,Cullough won their game usual. Kedron scored homers Nestieton girls by a large yrlkiB.MDndad irgin. Charlie had the 1byJorhcinBsconl n sfortune this past week to ~Jhs ire his eye at his place of For Yelverton Clare Robin- tployment in Lindsay. son gave quite a demonstra- tion with two home runs in 'elverton Men's team play- successive times at bat; Ion three games this week. On Page had two home runs and esday evening they lost to Terry Malcolm had one long ntypool by a. close 6-5 bit for a homer. ision with D. Rafuse the ning pitcher. George a 2c.ý-'- ,m for Pontypool anid- ughn McGill for Yelverton PV h earned home runs. Terry __- ' lcolm had his best game at People once thought that -with four for four, two of gold could be dissolved in ich were doubles. dew. TELEPHONE 623-6555, JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. 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King St. West 623-5792 DrugstoreJ Mr. andMrs. Charles Naylor Oshawa Free, Methodist -Church truI's 'Rd. <Darlingion 15,'South of No. 2 Hghway) 725-3606 Pastor: DAVID A. DYER 725-3872 Sunday, JUIy 25, 1976 10 a.m. - Sunday School il a.m. - Morning Worship Service 7 p.m. - Sunday Evening Fellowship Service Union Service with Rossland Rd. F.M. Church Meeting this week at RosslaInd Rd. F.M. Church ,Wednesday - 7:30 p.M. - Midweek Bible Study and Prayer S U NDAY, J ULY 25, 1976 UNITED WORSHIP SERVICE 1o A.M. Going on a Picnic" St. Paul's congregation joins wjth Trinity JuIy 25th, Aug. lst with Rev. John Oeters in charge 'Of both' congregations. Phone: office 9-12 noon, 623-3138; Manse 623-6544, A Warm Welcome for Everyone. PLEASE REMEMBER THE TIME - 1Oa.m.ý NURSERY CARE PROVIDED --7--T a bb.99mah. 1 1 v