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A speaker fron city for a relaxation in the sun. iibrary will be condu Mr. and Mrs. Emery Smith meetings in the nean futu and Sharon Smith motored to watch for dates in Owen Sound where Emery locaiity. participated in a checker Mr. and Mrs. FrankV tournament. He didn't come renewed acquaintances home with any honours, but weekend when they attenÉ enjoyed the keen contest. Mr. "Home-Coming Week and Mrs. Spry of Windotte, Trenton. Many activities Michigan, also a checker the bystanders aient, for player, travelled with them a breakfast in the Knigh and the ladies enjoyed a Columbus hall, a coi holiday together while the parade advertising the men concentrated on the nesses of Trenton was e checker game. ed, followed by races, We are pleased to see Mr. main and most jovial Harry Preston home from the being the "bed race". hospital and he declares be chute jumping with th will get well faster under the show proved exciting a care of his good wife. unique nope climbing Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hen- from a helicopter ga derson and daughter, Kate, mucb interest. The i and Murray's mother, Mrs. intenesting part was me Gladys Henderson have just oid friends who had returned from a most enjoy- contact witb eacb other able trip to England and exchanging greetings ag Scotland. Murray rented a van Mrs. Belle Smith and and they enjoyed visiting and Mrs. Wm. Goodw many of Mrs. Murray's rela- Ennismore spent a coup tives and toured the Isle of the days in Ottawa visiting Sky in the Hebrides Moun- tains, Cambridge, Birming- ham and enjoyed visiting the castles and cathedrals in N N London. Being the silver jubilee in England, many Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc Canadians are taking advan- Shaun, Dean and Todd, s tage of the opportunity of bolidays in Ottawa rece touring the British Isles. wbere Shaun competecii Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porteous skating-Novice A-r and daughters, Judy and winning a first. Congra Tracy, enjoyed a week of dons, Shaun. camping. They spent a few Wben neturning they viý days around Upper Canada witb Mn. and Mrs. G Village and las a family McGill and family, Kingç enjoyed touring the many also spent a few days en-r areas involved in the village. home, witb the Har They then camped near McGill's and Ralph Virtu Minden and besides getting a Mn. and Mrs. Frank S healthy tan, they traced the Rochester New York, various routes and sights of visiting Mrs. Spny's si the Santa Claus Village. The Mrs. Wilfred Sander girls will have plenty., of Columbus. material for their English Mrs. Lola Ferguson, assignments when school Iva Westlake, and Mn. starts. Carolyn gave the Fenguson visited witb C counsellors at the Athletic Stevens at tbe Stev Park in Bethany many com- Famîlv Reunion at Ha plimentary remarks on the Moore's, Bowmanviile. work they are doing with the Mns. Jessie Siemon s children. This work requires the weekend with Mn. much planning and co-opera- Mrs. Dave Hall, Willi tion. Point. Rev. Sissmore and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Earl In Chatterton are on holidays so and Donald, Dee Fe St. Paul's Anglican Church in Oshawa attended a bint Bethany will be closed for the party for Mns. C.E. I month of August and there will Oshawa on Thursday. be no service in the church gratulations Mrs. Horn. until September lth. How- Misses Penny and Pa ever, the United Church will Beckett, Port Penny sp be having services and the few days witb thein gran new minister, Rev. Graham ents, Mn. and Mrs. F will be beginning his ministry Beckett, in Bethany and Pontypool on Mr. and Mrs. Len Stai Sunday, August 8th. Mr. visitedwitb Mrs. Edith S Graham is being inducted on ton, Oshawa. Sunday, August 8th. Master Peter Werny, E Plans were being finalized coke, spent a week witb for the turning of the sod for and Mrs. E.A. Wenry. the Manvers Community Mn. and Mrs. Clan Centre and Arena and many Englîsh, Bowmanville, have worked hard in this and Mrs. Bob Bland, project but there are stil Hill, had Fnîday nigbt di meetings to be held and an witb Mr. and Mrs. F important one will be on Beckett. Wednesday, August 17th at Miss Mary Lee How 8:00 p.m. in the Grandview visiting witb ber gr Public School. If you are parents, Mn. and Mrs. Tho questioning about some Dickson, Bewdley. details, come and have them Mr. and Mrs. E. Inewin answened act this meeting. Sunday supper guests of rary d in would your the cting re so your White last ded a ", in kept after hts of orful busi- njoy- the one Para- e air nd a tactic ained main eting lost r and ain. dMr. in of ple of their NEWS cousin, Mrs. Ella Bleakely. While there they visited the Government House and then the Parliament Buildings where they witnessed a parlia- mentary proceeding when the parties hotly discussed the uranium situation. It was interesting to see and hear our members from this area in the session. The Senior Citizen ladies have quilted a beautifully embroidered quilt for Mrs. Darcy Proctor. It was a "king" sized area, so many stiches were necessary, but the over-all effect when completed was most gratify- ing. A large area of land south of the village is being cleared for a new development of homes. Many homes in the village and surrounding locations have a "for sale" sign on their property. The Golden Star Senior Citizens are reminded of the screening test for hearing, vision and blood pressure on Monday, August 15th, when the health nurse, Mrs. Ruth Bottling, and a team from the I.B.A. unit will be conducting the services. SKILLEN Gill, pent ntly, n free men, tula- sited rarth ston, route rvey ue's. Spry, are ster, son, Mrs. Carl olan en's arold spent and am's ewin gan, hday Horn, Con- uline ent a idpar- Floyd inton tain- Etobi- Mr. ence Mr. West nner Floyd e is and. omas were Mr. BETHANY NEWS Music Results The following pupils of Mrs. Jeanne McMahon were suc- cessful in the June piano exams in Lindsay centre: Grade Two. Rudiments: First Class Honours-Sandra Staples, Bethany. Grade Six Piano: Pass-Kim- berley Hoy, Fraserville. Grade Five Piano: Honours- Lynn Scott, Bethany and Laurie Ann Skitch, Millbrook, (equal). Pass-Dianne Mon- crief, Cavan and Hugh Clif- ford, Millbrook, (equal). Grade Three Piano: Hon- ours-Lori Howe, Millbrook, Beverley Johnston, Cavan. Pass-Liana Preston, Bethany. Grade Two Piano: Honours- Lynn McGill, Janetville. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mc- Dog Tags Sold Door-to-Door Newcastle council has approved the hiring of three people to sell dog licences within the municipality this year. Councillor Ted Woodyard, chairman of the town's prop- erty and personnel commit- tee, told council recently that the town would be divided into three territories for the people who will sell the licences. The employees will be paid $2.00 for every licence they sell plus mileage, Councillor Woodyard added. The licences will be sold door-to-door. Applicants for the job have already been interviewed, Councillor Woodyard added. and Mrs. Sandy Moore, Shirley Road. Mrs. Betty Jane Hanewich, Susan and Berta Werry attended the tea for Miss Heather Griffin, Sunday, August 7th at the home of her parents' Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright visited a number of friends at Hillsdale Manor on Thursday evening. Mrs. Eva Kay, Paul and Sandra Kay, Toronto, Mr. Adam Sharp, were Monday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue's. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc- Gill, attended Decoration Day at St. Mary's Cemetery, Sunday, August 7th. The Wayne Piggott family exchanged visits with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown and family of Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Piggott and family, Oshawa, were last Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and famiv. We are sorry to hear that Mr, and Mrs. M.J. Hobbs have sold thcr home and will be moving into Oshawa in the fall Mr. Wayne Piggott accomp- anied his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, Bowman- ville to visit relatives near Sarnia. Mrs. Wayne Piggott, Andy, Sheri and Laura were Sunday evening supper guests of this Grandma, Mrs. Meta Read, Haydon to celebrate his nineth birthday. Congratulations Andy. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Good- rich, Mississauga, were Satur- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Wright, Cardinal, Ontario were weekend guests. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe visited relatives in Beaverton. Sorry to report Miss Robyn Kinsman is a patient in Oshawa Hospital with a broken thigh bone. Mrs. Courtney Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms, Black- stock, were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Taylor. Ted and Joy Werry and family were Sunday evening dinner guests of Ivan and Marie Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Ted White, Woodstock, were weekend campers at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Staintons. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Staple- ton, Ajax, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Taylor, Solina, while there Mr. and Mrs. Taylor also had a visit with Miss Pauline Taylor before her leaving for Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue, Judy and Laurie entertained their family to dinner in honor of Mrs. Greta Mason's 80th birthday before she returned home. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor were Thursday evening supper guests of Mrs. Minerva Horn, Oshawa in honor of her birthday. Mrs. J. Muller and Darryl, Enniskillen, R.R. Miss Betty Wright visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright and Jeffrey, Pontypool, Gloria, Darryl, Lawrence and June enjoyed a fishing trip at Loon Lake on Sunday. OBITUARIES MRS. SYBIL ISABELLA SNELL In her 99th year, Mrs. Sybil Isabella Snell, passed away July 27th, 1977, in Newcastle. Daughter of the late Daniel and Margaret Comstock, she was born in Kendal, and educated in Kendal and Toron- to.-She was married in 1904 to Reverend I. Snell. A member of Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, during her active years, her life was dedicated to assisting her husband in his ministerial work as a United Church Minister in the Bay of Quinte Conference. A member of the U.C.W., she was interested in world, local and church events The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 10, 1977 19 although confined to a nursing September sth, 1931 to Lloyd home. A. Richards, who survives. Funeral services were held A devoted wife and mother, at the Morris Funeral Chape] she was a member of St. with Reverend E. Schamer- Paul's United Church and of horn and Reverend A. Amac- Salem U.C.W. her officiating. Also surviving are three Honorary pall-bearers were children, Donald, Doreen and Messrs. Ernest Bryson, Ar- Bruce, a sister Ruby, a thur Thompson, Ralph Cole brother Ross and two grand- and Stewart Carson. children. EVA M. RICHARDS Mrs. Richards rested at the A resident of Salem for 45 Morris Funeral Chapel, with year, 1EvaM. Rchadsage funeral services conducted on years, Eva M. Richards, agedSaudyb RerndE 73, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Schamerhorn. Thursday, July 21st, 1977, Pail-bearers were Messrs. following a short illness. Sam Buttery, Douglas Kemp, Daughter of George and Kenneth Shackleton, Wilbert Gertrude Lane, whe was born Craig, Matthew Marchant and in Darlington and educated in Leslie Welsh. Shaws and Bowmanville Interment Bowmanvllle schoois.Shh wa aemmrripof Cemetery. Mahon, accompanied by Mrs. Ruby McMahon, Preston, and Mrs. Beatrice Beckett, Kinley, Saskatchewan, have returned from an enjoyable month's holiday in England, Wales, Scotland and northern Europe (Belgium, Holland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway). Travel was by chartered tours and the Mc- Mahons report a most inter- esting time. Among other exciting happenings, they were fortunate to be travelling on a road leading into the town of York on the day that the queen was visiting that town. Their bus was able to pull off to the side of the road while her motorcade passed so all the passengers were able to get a good look and many were able to get pictures. Accident Damage was estimated at about $2,800 following a three-car rear end col- lision on Highway 401 near Holt Rd. Monday evening, August lst. Ontario Provincial Police in Newcastle report that the three vehicles were west- bound, travelling at about 60 miles per hour in the passing lane when the first two cars stopped suddenly. The third car skidded into the second car, sending it into the rear of the first car. Police say two people suffered minor injuries in the accident. The drivers of the cars were from Toronto, Downsview and Kingston. Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials . Markers Ail Design and Lettering Done by Us on Premises NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details