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YELVERTON On Wednesday evening, Mrýs. Danny Clarke nee Beverley McCabe,' third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McCabe of Lotus, was honored by the community with a miscellaneous shower. The shower was held in the, basement of, the, Yelverton United Church with some tbirty ladies present from this and adjacent, communities. The program consisted of a bat contest by Mrs. Agnes Howe and a reading by Mrs. Marleah Bowen. Mrs. Isabelle Wilson pinned a corsage on the honored guest and she was assisted in the opening of a fine array of goodies by hier sister and two of ber girl friends. Beverley expressed hier tbanks for tbe gifts and to tbe committee for arranging tbe evening and invited friends to caîl to see tbem in Oshawa. A sumptuous luncb concluded tbe evening. The committee in cbarge were Mesdames Marjorie Stinson, Isabelle îWilson and Corie Malcolm.ý Mr. and Mrs. Murray Malcolm and girls beld a birtbday party for Mr. Wilbert Malcolm on St. Patrick's Day whicb tbe immediate family attended. Tbose present included tbe Howard M aIcolms and family, Mrs. Hazel Whittaker, Mrs.. Dôrotby Draper and family. For bis 86th birthday, Wilbert w as presented with a harmonica with whicb he entertained tbose present. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Malcolm and Lana visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pbilp of Sterling and Lana participated in tbe Western Jamboree held tbere in the evening. Also took part in the Jamboree beld in Nestleton Community Hall on Sunday. Miss Valerie Malcolm was a weekend visitor witb friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Adams of Bowmanville were Sunday evening vsitors witb tbe Murray Malcolms. Mrs. Fred Stacey spent a few days this week in Toronto as guest of ber sister-in-law, Mrs. Norma Cutts. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray visited Mr. and Mrs. Randy Longfield and girls of Brampton on Sunday to inspeet tbeir new grand- daughter and Thora's name- sake. During tbe week the Gray's had a welcome visitor, a first cousin of Tbora's, Mr. Erie McMahon of Kinley, Sask. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Balfour Moore on the arrivai of a new granddaugh- MRS. THERESA BEAUPRE A resident of Oshawa for 35 years, Mrs. Theresa Beaupre died at Bestview Oshawa Lodge on Sunday, March 19, 1978. The former Tberesa Morin was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Morin and was boru December 6, 1909 in St. Lin, Quebec. She married James W. Beaupre in 1928 in New Liskeard, Ontario, wbo prede- ceased her in'1971. She was a member of St. Gregory's Churcb. Sbe is survived by one daugbter, Mrs. Josepb Tamblyn (Ilene) of Osbawa; one son, Larry of Orono; one sister, Mrs. Elmeda Beaupre; tbree brothers, Ernie of Osbawa, O'scar and Charles of Montreaý. Also survived by six grandcbildren. Mrs. Beaupre rested at Armstrong Funeral' Home Osbawa, witb requiem high mass to be said at St. Gregory's Church, Tuesday, March 21 at'10 arn. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Prayers were held at the funeral home on Monday evening. ter courtesy of daughfer Nancy and hubby Dave. Mary is spending a week with tbe famîly, Robinson, in Stroud. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stacey wbo are observing their 29tb wedding anniversary tbis week on the same day 'as Peggy's 39tb birthday. Peggy was very young wben they got married, obviously. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kenuing- ton, Jennifer, Caroline and Jill of Lotus flew to Fort Lauder- dale,Florida for the Easter break. THOMAS (TOM) HENRY LEE CARTER A well-known and respected citizen of tbe area, Thomas (Tom) Henry Lee Carter, aged 64, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmau- ville, on Saturday, Marcb lltb, 1978. He had.,been ill since December 24tb. Son of the late Charles Henry and Alice Hanna Lee Carter,' b e was boru in Saskatoon, Saskatcbewan, and educated primarily 'in Kingston. On March 7tb, 1942 be was married to Georgina Florence Somerscales. A baker for 40 yearg in tbe family business kuown as tbe Carter Family Bakery, be bad been a resident in town for 40 years, and was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178. Left to mourn bis passing are bis wife Georgina, daughter , Patricia (Mrs. Gordon Rundle) Delta, B.C., sons Thomas of Aberta, Gary of Bowmanville, and four grandsons. 1 Reverend E. Schamferboru officiated at funeral services beld on Tuesday at tbe Morris Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Albert Cole presided at tbe organ. Paîl-bearers were Steve Oke, Ron Carter, Ron Archer, Mike Hanlan, Darryl Somer- scales, and Ozzie Rattigan. Many beautiful floral tokens were received in bis memory, among which were offerings from the Royal Canadian Legion Pipe Band, No. 178, the Brancb 178 -of, tbe Royal Canadian Legion, Jerusalemn Lodge No. 31, Mîxed Major Bowling League, Carters Bakery and from'neigbbours, relatives and frîeuds. Intermeut' Bowmanville Cemetery. ALMIRA (ALMA) FARROW In failing health for three years, Amira (AImra) Farrow passed away Thesday, March l4th, 1978 in Marnwood Nursing Home, Bowmanville in ber 87th year. Born in Clarke Twp. Lot 20, Con. 1, educated in Brown's Public and Bowmanville Higb Scbool, she was tbe daughter of Fernando and Elizabeth Perrin and was married on April llth, 1915 to Wellington Farrow wbo predeceased ber in September 1976. A resident of Newcastle for 13 years, sbe has previously resided on, a farm east of Newcastle for the first 47 yers of marriage. A devoted wife and mother, ber interests centred around her home, family and helping others. She was a member of Entertain at St. Patrick's Day Supper As well as providing music from a washboard, drums and bass fiddlemade from a broomstick and barrel, this group provided entertaining comedy last Friday evening at a St. Patrick's day supper. A good crowd was on hand for the supper at t he St. Paul's United Church and the talent show which followed offered a variety of entertainment. Shamrock çlecorations and green clothes were plentiful.* Members of this band include: Jim Coombes (leader), Harold Yellowlees, Irwin MacEwen, Fred GalIop and Larry Welsh. Newcastle United Church, the U.C.W., and the Newcastle Horticultural Society. Surviving are bier daughter Wylma (Mrs. Stanley Allin) and three grandchildren. She was predeceased by an only sister Jean Perrin in 1977. Reverend David Spivey, Newcastle, conducted funeral services on 'Friday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Albert Cole presided at the organ. Honorary paîl-bearers were Messrs. Alec Martin and Robert Stephenson. Spring interment Orono Cemetery. FLORENCE MARION (FLOSSIE) GRILLS Florence Marion (Flossie) Grills dîed at the Oshawa General Hospital on Thurs- day, Marcb 14, 1978 after a lengtby illness. She lived at R.R. 3, Bowmanville, Ont. The former, Florence Marion (Flossie) Yeo was' born in Bowmanville and -married Orval Grills on September 1, 199, at Courtice. Mrs. Grills is survived by bier husband, Orval, two daughters, Mrs. Marion Dean of Oshawa, Mrs. John Lehane (Lorraine) of ' Taylor, Michigan, one son, Delbert, of Bowmanville; two sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Colville, of Bow- manville and Mrs. Sid Rgynard, (Violet), of Cameron; five brothers, Russell and Delbert of Oshawa, Gordon of Bowman- ville, Herbert of Prince Albert, Sask., and Lloyd of Kinouut. She was predeceased by three brothers, Orville, Lorne and George. She is also survived by seven grandcbildren, Barbara Ann, Lorne, George, Denuis, Charlene, Clara and John. Private funeral was held at the Armstrong Funeral Home on Saturdayý, March 18, followed by cremation. Rev. Robert Chapman officiated. Iu lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. MRS. LORNE SIMPSON A resident of Enniskillen since 1920, Mrs. Lorne Simpson, died at Hillsdale Manor, on Tbursday, March 16, 1978. The former Mary Jane Francis (Mamie) was born April 28, 1890, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Francis and married Lorne Simpson on September 30, 1908, in North Cote, Ontario. Mrs. Simpson was prede- ceased by lier husband, Lorne Simpson, who died on March 8, 1962. Que sister, Cassie McBeath, and one brother, Donald Francis died before bier. She is survived by four~ daughters, Mrs. Mervyn Allin (Marion) of Columbus, Mrs. David Arbuckle (Maude) of Joliet,- Illinois,, Mrs. Bill Taylor (Betty) of St. Catharines and Mrs. Marîo Cendese (Alice) of Niagara Falls, Ont. Also surviving are three sons, Donald and Rod of Enniskillen and Jim of Trenton. Also 20 granchildren and là5 great grandchildren survive. Mrs. Simpson rested at the Morris Funeral Home. Service was held in the chapel on Monday. Interment iu the spring in Hampton Cemetery. Rev. Harold Kempling officiated. Memorial donations to the charity of one's choice would be appreciated. OBITUARIES Send one ... Take one home. Our F TD- Easlter Baslket® Bouquet Colorful spring flowers in an embroidered woven basket. We can send it alïnost any- where to fanni{ or " friends -the FTD way. Easter is March 26th. Cali or visit us now. $12.50 - 15.00 iý rtIl. LWe really get around ... for you! Flowers by Jackmacn Bowmanville Mail - Phone 623-3365 THE GRAND OLE OPR Y SHOW IN CANADA Yes, This Spectacular Event is Conng To Oshawa Civic Auditorium Sot,,, Apri 29th AI l Seats Reserved- Tickets $6- $8 - $10 - THE STAR-STUDDED CAST INCLU DES:- SPECIAL GUESTS: Minnie 'Stonewall Archie Jeanne Pearl Jackson Campbell Pruett Also Starring: Red Sovine, Jim & Jessie, The Stonemnans, Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely, Ray PiIIow, Charlie Walker, Roy Drusky, Ronny Robbins, Nancy Ruud, The Stoney Mountain Cloggers. Canada's'Roger Quick and the Rainbows, Tihe Myers Brothers & Jubilaires and Honey West. EMC EE, Grant Turner (33 year opry emcee.) Approx. 55 Entertainers and Musicians in ail 31/2Hours Long Sut., April 29th, 1978 Two Shows: 2 p.mý. and 8 p.m. PLAN NOW FOR THIS FANTASTIC SHOW YOIJ DON'T HAVE TO GO TO NASHVILLE TO SEE UT! NAME ADORESS POSTAL CODE no. of tickets:_______ price: $6,$8, $10 timne; 2 p.m. orS8 p.m. For tickets send cheque or money order and self-addressed envelope to: Oshawa Auditorium, 99 Thornton Rd. S., Oshawa, Ontario.