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NEWTONVI LLE Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. tute meeting in Newcastl Bea Jones werr' in Cobourg, the afternoon and inter, T'uesday afternooen, and visit- two couples were di ed several friends at the guests with Mr. and ý Golden P-lough Lodge. Frank Jamieson, Bowi Mrs. Sharon Buttery and ville iMiss Bernice Mlligan have Mrs. Neil O'Connel been taking a short course Cobourg, was a visitor1 sponisored iby the Women's nesday with Mrs. G( Institute. Rowe, and they drove u MIr. and Mrs. Walter Wool- NecsetoeeMs ley of Bowmanville were Rowe who has been ill, b Wednesday visitors with Mr. now improved. and Mrs. Ken Fletchér. The Visitors with Rev. Au two ladies attended the Insti- and Mrs, Tizzard. at 30 KING ST. WESTMISGZELR BOWMANVILLEMISGZELR PHONE 623-4477 DISPENSING OPTICIANS le in rthe nner SMrs. mran- dl of Wed- lertie ip to Doug but is Lbrey Lthe Manse on Saturday, were Mi Mildred Tizzard from Tono to, her sister, Mrs. Ne]l Smith, and her daughli Marilyn. Mildred and Ne] are Mr. Tizzard's cous:l whom he had not seen f many many years. Mrs. Harry Burley and Mr Tom Smith, of Port, Hop were callers with Mrs. Burley on Saturday. Our annual U.C.W. Bazaa held in, the Church Ha Saturday afternoon, was wf attended and a great succes financially as proceeds we well over $500. Mrs. Tîzzard opened officially at 2 p.m. and readî appropriate poem compost by her. husband. Sorryv didn't have time to securei for printing at this time!. Anyway, there was a gre display of all kinds of produc and articles for sale and tf Home Baking table was -tf center of activity, at one being cleared off in a litt over haîf an hour. We certai ly appreciated the help givE by ail on Suaday, includiag tI generous donations ofa types of thiags offered i sale. Mr. Jim Adams spent tI weekead in the Quebec are visiting friends, Mr. and Mr A. Brodie and familyj Cornwall; then attendiag tI reception following the we ding of Mr. Henry Reichral to Miss Helen Hines,j Montreal, finaliy visitir other friends in La Salle, M and Mrs. A.. Runciman ar family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vini were Sunday visitors with M and Mrs. Harold Burley Bridgenorth, helping ce:i brate Harold's birthday, h P9th of course! A little family gatherir was held at the home of Mr Bea Jones Saturday eveninr ia honor of her daughter, Fî Coraîsh's birthday. Those pr, sent included Mr. and Mr Carman Cornish and son, Joi of Orono, daughter Cher: home from Kingston, over tt weekend and friend ,Dc Wood. (whose birthday w. the day before), and Mr. au Mrs. Melville Jones. Aftera evening of bridge, luncl including birthday cake,, wi enjoyed. Many Happy Fý tuans,,Fae! Bernice and Fred Hendi son were greeters at ot church door, Sunday mornin and again, there was a goodl ELECT DAVID TONKIN, as your Regional Cou ncillor, For Word 1 (Newcas tle) RAISED AND EDUCATED iNi DARLINGTON 9 YEARS .EXPERIIENCE UN MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT COMMITTED TO FULL TIME REPRESENTATION December 6,1976 40 / /// v Special Gifts for Special -People 18 KigSt E Oshawa Phone 725-0711 liss lie ter Hie âas for Irs. pe, A. ar, lall ell ýss, ere it ,an eéd we it, eat ts the the btle Lin- en the all for the in the ath in Ing WI. ind kle Vir. at le- lis ing î.. 'ae '.5. )hn ryl the ýon ias On Saturday, September lith, 1976 in_ St. John's Anglican Church, Bowman- ville, Reverend Thomas Gracie united la marriage, Barbara Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Wlliams, R.R.4, Bowmanville and Ron- ald Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith, Toronto. The organist was Mr. Terry Dawson and the soloist Mr. ,James Pair. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore, a formai gown of Chiffon over taffeta. Designed in Empire style the gown featured f ull length sleeves, and a flowing train. The choker style collar, inU congregation. an Rev. Tizzard's theme was h, "Facing the Facts", and Kim ias Gilmer sang an enjoyable e- solo, "The Man Upstaîrs". - Two of the U.C.W. Units will 31'- hold a "Court Whist" card )ur party in the Sunday School ýng hall on Tuesday Nov. 3th at 8 ay p.m. Plan to attend. Next Sunday Nov. 28, a hymn sing is planned to be held here in Newtonville Church. Corne one, corne all, for a time of fellowship and song. .Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hoît of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Imlach, and all along with Mr. and -Mrs. jack Elliott-were uca dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Imlach and sons. Mr. Grant Wade, ofBarrie was a visitor here Sunday with Mrs. Leone.ý Lane attending our church service, in the morning, later calling on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wade, in Newcastle. In the afternoon, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Barry, Lane and' family in Peterborough returning home to Mrs. L. Lane's for supper. Mr. and Mrs.,C.R. Farrow attended the Anniversary ser- vice in Newcastle United Church, Sunday rnorning and were dinner guests, after, with Mr'. and Mrs. Aif. Perrin. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fletcher - of Downsview spent the week- end here, on Sunday all drove up to Kingsview United Church for the morning ser- vice. This included the Bap- tîsm of Stephen Charles Ken- neth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Charles Smith of Oshawa, grandson of Mr.' Keith Fletcher and a great grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Whitney of Oshawa, parents of Mrs. Howard Smith, also ,attended the service and later all were dînner guest with the Smith's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilmer visited at Viewlake, Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Perey Rowe, wishing the former a happy, if somewhat belated birthday! Newtonville Women's Insti- tute met at the home of Mrs.- Harry Wade, Newcastle, on Wednesday, Nov. l7th and President Amelia .Lancaster opened with the singing of the "Ode", followed by the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. Secretary-Treasurer Made- lin Buckley read the report of previous meeting, and the fmnancîal statement. We were reminded that Registration and Transportation fees are to be paid for those attending Conventions, according to a motion passed, last year. 4-H Homemaking Achieve- ment Days will be held in Bowmanville, the end of this week. The date for the December meeting was discussed and'an annouincement of it will be made later. There will be the usual exhange of gifts, not to exceed $1.00 among the mem- bers. Convenor Olive Henderson presented the program. Rol Call-"Each one to tell an item of interest about their homes, in earlier days, or some of the customs" was answered by the fifteen members and four visitors present providing a numnber of interestmng and historical facts. A humorous reading was given by Mabel Wade, and the J Motto "History is in the fjmaking now, is the time to sleeves and ïgowa were accent- ed with flowered lace. A matching flowering headpiece held a four tiered, fiager-tip veil. She carried- a yellow- throat white orchid with sprinkled stephanotis, and blue and peach tulle. The matron of honor was the bride's. sister, Mrs. Paul, Evans who wore a formal, blue gown. The bridesmaîds in similar gowns of peach were Mrg. Paul Shmyr and Ms. Janet MacMullen. Best man was Mr. Mai4 Bianchi and the ushers, Mr. Harvey Williams, brother of the bride and Mr. Paul Verzin. Master Christopher Evans, bride's nephew was the ring bearer. The bride's mother received the guests at a reception held in the Nightingale Centennial Hall, wearing a formal gown of flowered mint green, black accessories and a mauve throated white orchid. She was assisted in receiving by the groom's mother lnaa formal gown of yellow, with a yellow orchid. Leaving on a honeymoon in Muskoka, the bride's going away outfit was a suit oflilght grey, with pink pin check, and black accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are now residiag in High Park, Toronto. PONy pOO L Belated anniversary con- gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk Wyho celebrated their forty-fifth wedding anni- versary on Thursday, Nov. l8th. Sadie celebrate5d by winning top prize at Ballyduff card party on Friday-night. Thirteen tables of euchre were played at Ballyduff on Friday night with winners- Sache Kirk, Dorothy Leth- angue, Reta Neals, Keith McDonald, Jim Propp and Kevin Preston. A Candidates' Night is to be held in BethaxIy Town Hall oni Thursday evening of this week. All candidates in the fortht-comaing election) on Mvon- day, Dec. 6th will be given aii opportunity to speak and ~express their views on munici- pal matters. t should be quite interesting with such a large slate of candidates. For dep- uty-reeve we have Fred Mc- Laughlin opposing incumnhent Lorne Curtin; for council we have incumbents Normne Pro pp, Linda McLaughlin, Lewis McGill with newcomers Tapio Mannonen, Bob Brown, Fred Marshall and Mrs. Penney. An oenmetig e an record it", written by Mrs. Agnes Burley, was read by Olive Henderson. President Amelia Lan caster gave us an interesting resumne of some of the highlîghts of the Toronto Convention. One new member in the person of Mrs. Tizzard, had her name added to our list, and we welcome her. The meeting closed with the Insti- tute Grace and lunch was served by the hostess and her group., Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Lancaster, were supper guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard, and girls in Newcastle. Saturday evening callers, with Mrs. Iva Farrow and Mr. Reg Falls, were Mr,. and Mrs. Carl, Farrow of Toronto, and Sunday callers included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brignail, Mélis- sa and Angela of Bowman- ville. vers Arena is to ne held la Grandview School on Monday November 29th at 7:30 p.m. The Arena Committee would like to see a good turnout for this meeting. Several local citizens were învolved la accidents over, the past weekend. On Saturday shortly after noon, Grace Fallis, Keith and Dorothy Dewar and Dorothy's brother [rom Toronto were in collision with another' vehicle at the corner of the sth uine and the Manvers Station Road. Al were takea 10 hospital by ambulance but later released.11 Keith has 41 broken ribs and the othiers several, cuts and bruises. Mrs. Leadbeater, a passenger in the other vehicle, was also injured. Marion and Herman Webb were invoived ia a 4 car pile up on Hwy. 115 near the Oasis Restaurant on Friday. Debbie Robertson had the misfortune to break her wrist in a fail and Debbie Walker was also la a car accident but was uninjured. Dean Joncas, Randy Leth- aague and Alan Fallis spent the weekend in Toronto with Ron and Brenda 'VanWieriag- en. The maintopic of conver- sation since their return has been their meeting Miss Canada 1976. Ail were patrons at the same night club. A good-sized coagregation was present on Sunday for ou annual Thankoffering Service. Rev, Donovan Brown of Peter- borough was the guest speak- er and chose as the topic of his sermon "I1 Thank God. " Leslie Fairhurst sang two selections- "Breathe on Me Breath of God" and "Let there be Pence on Earth". The choir sang during the offering. Keith, Dewar, who was also to sing a solo, was absent because of the injuries received la the car accident. A social' hou with lunch was enjoyed.by several after the service. The flowers on the altar were piacea there by Ruth Richardson and family la loving memnory of Tony Richardson. Visitors with Mr. Harvey Aiken on Sunday were Tom, FRESH PRODUCE BOSC PEARS LARGE VARIETY of APPLES SmaII No. 1ei oous lApplos 1/2Bushel2' Fresh Sweet Apple Cider FRUIT MARKET home from Toronto for the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Challice and Denise of Orono and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown and girls of Peterbor- ough. Celebrating birthdays were Doretta Brown and Tom Aiken. Also visiting in the afternoon were Miss McCrak- en, Toronto and Dorothy Lethangue, Frances VanWier- ingen, Fenton Fallis and John Allan. Miss McCraken showed her pictures of The Holy Land to those present. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sterling and - family of Hamilton were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Curtis. Following the service on Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Ficko ieft for Sarnia and Windsor to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Pontypool Chamber of Com- merce is holding a dance this Saturday night. (See Coming _Events). Speedy get-well wishes are sent to Joe Zubow ski who has been a patient in hospital in Oshawa for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pleadwell and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Kingston of West Hill. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard Goulah this past week were Mrs. Goulah's parents Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Tweed, also her sîster and two children. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. MVenulley last Sunday were Mr. Arthur Menulley and family., Mr. and Mrs. John Menulley and family, Belle- ville and Susan West. Mr. Paul Whitney was away with the Junior Farmers Group,. this past week and attended the Toronto Winter Fair. 1Mr. and Mrs. G. Goulah and Anthony visited relatives in 'tweed over last weekend. Mrs. Margaret Raley and Mrs. Menulley spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Yvette Hemmel. -Sympathy is extended to Mr. G. GouMa, whose father passed away Sa turday at Tweed. Funeral is to be held The Canadian States.man, Bowmanville November 24, 1976 3 'Iuesday morning. the P~ort Hope and district We were sorry to hear of the hospital. Our best wishes for a accident last Saturday even- speedy recovery. ing, when Mrs. Marjorie0ç Nichols was hit by a car afterA v r sn . leaving a bus on McBrides j m ksi Hill. She was on her way over Iaesi the road to visit her daughter * perfectly clear! Mrs. Earl McBride when it happened. She is 2 natient at1 CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BO]ARO Whon a w4orried-Iooking man in a florist shop -..aed for potted geraniums, the clerk, out of geraniums, suggested Chrysanthe- "No, they won't do," replied the man. 11I promised my wife l'O water her geranlums while she was away."1 N EW CLOTH ES ARE SOMETIMES UNN EC ESSARY. The next best thing ta new clothing is freshly cleaned clathing. 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