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f- anadi an Statesmnan, Bowmanville, November 2, 1977 Top 4-H Girl and BoyPresented with Wrist Watches On S,,aturday night at the new cafeteria in Clarke shown above receiving wrist watches from Carl ,J-gh School, many awards were presented to 4-H Zinn, Manager of the Canadian Imperial Bank of maembers and leaders. The top awards of the Commerce Branch in Bowmanville. evening went to Annette Taylor and Paul Larmer, On atrdy.',-epteniber lOth, 1977 in St. John the }3ati' CurhPeterborough, Kimberly Goode and a~r Belreywere united in marriage. The brie i te dugherof Bob and Gwen Goode of Peteborughandtlh granddaughter of Lloyd and Ne~a £nsberr ,Orono and Harold and Jean Gooe. ewcsti. he groo is the son of Mrs. îile Belfrey and the late Mr. Belfrey of R'4~borogh. The bride and-groom are living in PnierhrouhOntario. A eatfu -nd1 ummler potential inbuour churches, as da bouhtfotharotund 40 they learnied at the Youith worhipeis o our -Suna Forum Weekend in Belleville Serxce.during September. Ceremhony Ou p anistîad organist for Installation of Youth \Ir. Uah habeýrs directed Group Officers for 1977-78 will the12JunorChoir members be led by our minister. nthir nmbýer "A Hymn For Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1:30 p.m. ti ~ Sints"Enniskillen U.C.W. will meet 'hie children's story was in the home of Margaret enatled -Angels UnAseen". Stainton. 7:00 p.m. Oshawa ,Mec sermon was called 'Faith Presbytery wili meet in Albert INeyer Easy.". St. United Church,'Oshawa. Nqotices for this past week Congratulations to Mr. and and next week are this Mrs. Harold Ormiston on wveek-Suffnday 7:00 p.m-c the celebrating their 50th wedding ses2,sion met at Tyrone UiteLd anniversary on Saturday Ch!urch Hall. WednesdayNo afternoon at Enfield Church 2p Youý h Group meeting. with the Enfieid Ladies cater- Next Sunday 7:30 p.m. ing. SudySehool Teachers and Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor mlid week group leaders plan were Tuesday supper guests toý attend the workshop in of Mr. and Mrs. Wliamn Hoar, îinityUTnited Church, Bow- Bowmanville. m~ile. Mr. and Mrs. E, Wright Advance Notices attended the .5th wvedding Su--day. Nov. l3th will be a anniversary of Mvr. and Mrs. '-aity Sunday, when the Youth Harold Ormniston at Enfield Goup atEnniskillen and the Church on Saturday. Snior Class at Tyrone will Mrs. Davies, Burketon was onutthe regular church Sunday dinner guest of Mr. sviceP- Guest speakers will and Mrs. Harvey'McGill. beSusan Pleasance, Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tyson, Va,ý,ncyk and Margie Craig, Orillia were weekend guests of who will expiain how to "Wake Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beckett. fhe Sleeping Giant" of youth Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp and Janet visited Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strenge and David, Toronto. Mrs. E.A. Werry, Mrs. M.J. Hobhs visited Mrs. G. Lyons at Port Perry Hospital one afternoon this past week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore, Shirley Road, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry, Mrs. M.J. Hobbs attended the 5th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ormiston on Saturday afternoon at Enfield United Church. Miss Betty Wright visited Miss Marguerite Wright, Oshawa and also called on Mrs. Lena Heard at- Hillsdale during the day on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweet attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet at the Hotel Genosha, Oshawa on Saturday evening. Harry and Olive Yeo, Oshawa, were Sunday after- noon visitors with Bill and Martha Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. E. WrightL and Betty, Mrs. F. Spry enjoyýed the faîl supper at Hampton onx Satuirday. Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. R. Clark and Mrs. Tom Leadbeater, Oshawa, were Saturday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeaters. Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. George Leadbeater, Lori and Mark, Oshawa, Janet and Marlene Parsons, Black- stock were Sunday caliers. Master Jeffrey Wright, Pontypool spent Saturday nighit with Miss Betty Wright- and MIrs. Frank Spry. MIr. and Mrs. Mlo Stain- ton, attended the Graduation Exercises at Bowmianvilie High Schooi when their grand- daughter Velma Dickey grad- uated. Miss Elva Orchard also attended. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Kempling accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright to Uxbridge on Saturday evening attendîng the Charter Night, an evening of Barbershop harmony., Anyone wishing to write to Mrs. Lou Griffin while she in in hospital please write her at the Scarborough Centenary Hospital. Lou had her hp operated on this week. Our best wishes to to you Lou. Get better and come home to us soon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pethick, Toronto and'Mr. Cliff Pethick,' Bowmanville, were caliers on Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Pethick. Saturd ay - morning the Beavers held their Hallowe'en Party in the school. Best Hallowe'en costume, Steven Milîs, the funniest one was Clyde Catton, the best home made costume was Dwayne Gallager. They each won a quarter. Thursday evening, Mr. Clark Piggott and Donna, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott. Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family visited Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rekkar and family, 'Nýewcastle were Saturday evening dinner guests of the C. Avery's. Mr. and Mrs. E. Oke, Oshawa, were Saturday evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hiarris,1 Orono, Mrs. Carnie 1IarrIs, Bý*estý View Lodge, Osb)awa, ca'lled on Mr. and Mrs. EgrWright. Plecaseý don't forget the bake sale at Cili'ff P-ethick's Auction Barni, Ilaydon. Little Tara Jane Ashton visited for a couple of days with her paternal grandpar- ents, Mary and Orville Ashton and was joined by her parents, Karen and Charles Ashton on Sunday to celebrate her mother's birthday. Many happy returns Karen. Margaret and Orville Ashton were among the guests at a famfily party held as a surprise to celebrate the 3th weddrng anniversary for June (nee Ashton) and Bih Bragg at theirhome. Conviviality, a delicious dinner and brief programi were enjoyed and the honoured couple received lovely gifts and good wishes from their family. Happy Anniversary and best wishes June and Bill. Our U.C.W. local group was among the top rating in attendance at the eastern section of the- Autumn Regional meeting of U.C.W. Oshawa Presbyterial held in Newtonville U.C. last Tuesday to hear the most inspiritional proram. Pack Masquerade The regular meeting of the Brownies held a pleasant change into a costume party last Monday evening. Each of the eleven members were interesting representations of some one. The judges selection had 4 classes; (a) Spookiest was a ghost-Joy Crait, (b) Funniest was a double choice clown- Kimberly Whitney and tramp- Sherry Snowden, (c) Best designed was a double choice dog-Kelly Heard, and bunny- Allison Heard, (d) Prettiest was sunflower-Daniel Gai- lagher. The other characters who won consolation prizes were Green Giant-Kim Greenslade, Hawaiins-Pam Milîs and Carolyn Werry, old lady- Penny Beckett, western-Daisy Challice. The leaders Sandra Greensiade, Anne Heard and Eleanor Werry directed 'a enjoyable program of dancing in candle-light, crafts, spooky music, games and a delicious lunch. The guest judges were Flossie Hobbs and Margaret Ashton. Youth Group Masquerade Dance The Youth Group had their 2nd annual Masquerade Dance on Saturday evening in the Community Hall when 80 young people and their two chaperons danced to the music provided by the three members of, the Buma family and their sister Helen Brown, Bowmanville, a disc jockey. Judging of the costume wearers to choose a Princess and Prince was a difficuit duty for the judges Tracy Hender- son and Don Rowan who chose Shelly Kossatz of St. Peter's Anglican Church, Oshawa and as Prince Mark Henderson. Winners of the spot dance were Darla Lamb and Larry Leveck. Jack-O-Lanterns were gleaned from the Nielsen Greenhouses. Highlight was a solo dance by H-elen Brown and Rev. J. Merrett of St. Peter's Anglican Church, Oshawa. Two astronauts from outer space joined the party for 4 brief visit. Pres. Allan Ashton expressed the appreciation of the group to ail who attended or assisted in making the party a successtul event. OBITUARY, LLOYD JOHN CLYSDALE Retired for six years, Lloyd John Clysdale, aged 60, dierd suddeniy on Wednesday, October 19th, 1977 in MemoicýraeJ Hospital, Bowmanville. Born at Starkville, educated there and at Crooked Creek, he was the son of John and Ruby Clysdale. He was married September 9th, 1939 to Lena Farrow. A resident of the Newton- ville area except for two years in Orono, he was a self employed mechanic for 20 years, and a member of Newtonville United Church. Lef t to mourn his passing are his wife Lena,, two daughters Carolyn (Mrs. Phil Gilmer), Doris (Mrs. Ray Tompkins), five grandchild- ren and a brother Gorden Clysdale. Funeral services were con- ducted on Saturday at the Morris Funeral Chapel by Reverend A. Tizzard. Paîl-bearers were Messrs. Clem Rahm, Les Reid, Allan Reid, Earl Walkey, Jixn Adams and Frank Stapleton. Interment Lakeview Ceme- tery, Newtonvîlle. 125 The annual installation of officers of Rehekah row, Sis-. Marjorie Palmer,- Chaplain, Sis. Daisy Lodge No. 125 took place last week at Centennial Paeden, Secretary, Sis. Helen'Lamont,:Outside Hall, Queen St. New# officers are, front row, lef t to Guard, Sis. Leah Hendren, Color Bearer, Sis. Ann right, Sis. Eileen Smale, L.S.N.G., Sis. Jean IEnglish, Inside Guard, Sis. Pauline Alldread, Youngman, R.S.N.G., Sis. 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