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-Friends are pleased that Mr. Oram Moore returned frime from Sunnybrook H ospital on Wednesday. improved health is wished for h. -A correction please. -On Sùnday, of last week, Mr. Wilbert Malcolm was an afternoon and evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams. Mr. and Mrs. wiilard Thompson, Cannington were Thursday afternoon and evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buttery from Ireiand and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cameron of Ottawa visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin. On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Mr. Wilfred Wilson and Hazel Saulter of Omemee had a birthday dinner in honour of George's birthday at the Bon-Fire Restaurant, Lindsay. Fol lowing this they attended the races at Kawartha Downs. IMr. and Mrs. G. Bowers, w.ilfred Wilson and Hazel Saulter of Omemee lef t on Monday for the west coast with- their cabin trailer. On Friday, Mrs. Frank Malcolm and Miss Christine Currie, Oshawa, were Lions Feed the Hungry and Present a Tlrophy afternoon visitors with Miss Ruth Proutt and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heaslip. Mr. and Mrs. Raiph' Bowers, and family, Tyrone, were Sunday supper guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers and Mr. Earl Bowers. Mrs. Elsie Belanger, Toronto, spent the weekend with her brother and sister-in- law,- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCoil and Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott, Oshawa were Saturday evening dinner guests. Congratulations are extended to Miss Cindy McColl who has been accepted in G.M.I. Flint Michigan in Section A. She will commence school at Flint August 21. Commencing Monday she will have summer employment at General Motors, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rohrer spent the weekend at Port Loring and attended the thirty-fifth wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brooks. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Larmen Hyland were Joyce Irvine, Faye Supple, Lois Sherry and Mrs. Rowena Sherry of Port Hope. Approximateiy one hundred and forty relatives of* the Mogk family attended their family reunion at Brodhagen for that Perfect Cookoui' try aur tender Steaks end d-elicious CoId Cu t s CANADA DAYBE CLOSED DYSAT., JULY 1sf FO R THE LONG WEEKEND VALENCIA ORANGES à9C FRESH, TASTY CANTELOUPE 39EACH CRISP HEAD LETTUCE 49 9cSIZE 24 The largest crowd to date showed up Sunday morning for the Lions Club's breakfast, including quite a few proud owners of restored vintage cars here for the Motor City Car Club's Rod Run last weekend. The top picture shows Lions President Don Marsden presenting Carmen and Reta Nobes of Belleville with the Lns tohyorhaing the best ar ndila.tws a 1928 Model,,A Ford they bought for $50 and comletlyresord t sowrom onitin.LoWr hoto shows, f rom the ieft1,, John Pogue,-Eà4Leslie, Les Smae, ed illrLary SankandDr EdEwet rad to serve the customers their pancakes, sausages SaeTe ilLa nand coffee We misled you last week, there wa no bacon. Garage Sale for Splash R aises Moi-e Than $400 A.garage sale on Centre Street Saturday morning and afternoon, conducted by the summer committee for the SPLASH project was expectedto raise more than $400, according to chairman Barbara Hicks seated in the above picture and discussing the situation with Ann Hilborn and a young helper. Other summer projects are being planned including a draw at the Jayees' Bowmanville Week celebration. near Mitchell on Sunday. Local relatives who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rýohrer, Garry and Dougie, Mrs. Steve Shaw and Charlene, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenkins and Jimmy, Janetville, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and family., Lakefield, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Weston and Carol, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rohrer and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnstone, Prince Albert. On Monday afternoon Mrs. Milton Fisher and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm attended the Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary Awards held in the Anglican Church Hall to honour hospital staff, aduit volunteers and candy stripers. Among those honoured was Miss Gaill Malcolm, Blackstock, who received an award for five hundred hours service in Hospital Vol unteer work. Mayor and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm attended the first annual meeting of the District Health Council held at the Whitby Municipal Building on Thursday evening. Miss Laurie Malcolm spent last week visiting with her sister, Bonnie and husband, Jim Bilton and family at Perth, R.R. 3. On Sunday afternoon Mayor and Mrs. Malcolm attended the Strawberry Festival held at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mowbray, Kinsale. Mr. Norm Cafik was honoured in completing ten years service as a Federal M.P. Mrs. Grace Love of -Scugog Liberal Association made a presentation as Scugog Township will no longer be in his riding under the recent revision. Mayor Malcolm read a Ici 1er of' appreciation on beha If of a llithe people of' Scugog. Mrs l'Evelyî B()wl(s moved t(> P ort >eî-ry last week. lier addî-ess is 459 lfigelow St., Apt . 2 1 (, 1loî-tlerry, 1LO1B I1No. Friends are hoping that, she will not forget Nestleton and Caesarea folk. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes and guests Mrs. Vicki Smelt and Jean of England were mid-week visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Zack Adams, Bow- manville. They had also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abernethy. During last week they had a lovely drive to Midland and Orillia. Guests for Saturday evening dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Dayes were Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and girls, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dayes and family, Brooklin. Evening visitors were Mrs. Francis Sutton, Mrs. Waike, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gray, Orono. On Sunday, M-. icki Smelt and daughiter Joan, left froni Maiton to rcturn honme afler a deligit ful 111-e weeks' vai joti )nwith thleir uncle and ,,uni, Mr. and Mrs. I)ayes. mr. and Mi-S. Graianme il"i, and Mr. and Mrs. Stan MeNeely weîre aniong those who aitended Anniversaî-y service in thie lresbyterian (1hurch, Sonya, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Weylie, McKeown, 'Caledon, East were dinner and supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heaslip. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Irvine, Bowmanville, NESTLETON The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 28, 1978 15' TYR ON were Thursday' luncheon guests. Senior Citizens Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Everet Hanna, who have a trailer at Spring- water Trailer were hosts to a busý load of 30 Senior Citizens from "Sussex Place" Apart- ments, Lindsay for a pienie at the Park on Wednesday. Arriving about il a.m. they had a marvellous time until about 4 p.m. A chicken barbecue dinner was delivered to the group and picnic tables were laden with other goodies. The weather was ideal. Some enjoyed swimming in the spring-fed ponds, others played horse- shoe and a number visited the Pottery Plant which is adjacent to the Park. The time passed ail too quickly but it wili be a day to be long remembered. A day of out- door living at its best in a wooded setting beside a sparkling pond where, the birds are singing and the brook is bubbling and tumbling as it makes its way to the pond. Nestleton - Fort ieth Wedding Anniversary On Sunday afternoon, June 25, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee was the scene for a festive occasion when Mr. and Mrs. Lee were guests of honour for a delightful party in honour, of their fortieth wedding anniversary. David Lee, a grandson, was in charge of the guest book. Daughters-în-iaw, grand- daughters and sisters assisted with the serving. The bride and groom of yesteryear received the guests and gave them a warm welcome. Long tea tables were arranged in the shade on the spacious lawn. After having appetizing orange punch, al enjoyed the, assorted sandwiches, tiny pastries, tea or coffee and wedding cake which was made by Mrs. Walter Magili, sister of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Lee, better known as Howard and Dorothy were the recipients of many beautiful gifst which included several items of ruby crystal glass-ware and ruby- trimmed bowls, etc. cook- ware from their family, a set of Corelle dishes by Corning from the brothers and sisters, a cream and sugar to match, electrie clothes dryer, purse of money, chesterfield suite, a lovely floral arrangement from Court Lady Snowbird and a potted plant from the grandchildren. On June 27, 1938 Dorothy Brown and Howard Lee exchanged marriage vows, at the manse, Prince Albert, witlt Reverend Denning-,-the- JEFF MAD ELE7Y 68 King St. E Bowmanvî lie Telephonef 62-23-4393 "Coutm me for prompt, personaservic SLike agood neighbor, i I State Farin is there. IiNSU ANI I Cana anHeal Offices Sca Ho ogh, Otar It has been a week of mixed blessings for Tyrone teams. In soccer, three teams won and three teams lost 'their matches. The Atoms shut out officiating clergyman. They were attended by Lottie Brown, bridesmaid and, Russel Brown groomsman. Howard is the oldest of ten children and it was most pleasant to have his mother, Mrs. Katie Lee,(88 years old) of Brooklin in attendance. His aunt Mrs. Flossie Jones also of Brooklin and over eighty was aiso présent. Dorothy's aunt, Mrs. Ed Batten (80 plus) of Oshawa was also a guest. Howard's three sisters and one brother were there and Dorothy's two sisters and one brother joined in the celebra- tion. 11 The bride and groom of yesteryear are now in semni- retirement. Howard was an employee of General Motors and Dorothy was employed by the Postal Department for severai yearg. Three of her former postmasters attended the anniversary and she had a congratulatory word from another. This is a wonderful tribute to Dorothy's dedication to. duty. The one hundred and seventy-five guests who made this anniversary a memorable occasion were from Port Perry, Bowmanville, Oshawa, Toronto, Prince Albert, Janetville, Ajax, Seagrave, Hampton, Biackstock, Burketon, Wiliiam's Point, Scugog Point, Columbus, Scarborough, Lindsay, Ashburn and Nestieton. Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lee for continued health and happiness among family and friends. USED CAR SHOPPING? MA CDONALD FORD HAS THE BEST BUYS.LOK 1977 Dodge Aspen 2 Door Siantl six, automatic with ý ower steering and brakes. mnished in dark green metallic. Lic. LP D392. 1976 Ford Courier Pickup with Cap. Low mileage, one owner beauty. 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmis- sion delivers top perform- ance with low operating cost. Lic. D1665. 1975 Chevrolet Capice ClaSSiC 4 Door FuIly equipped, ower every- thng iclueilng air coni- tioni1ng. Medium blue with contrasting dark blue vinyl roof. Lic. 1975 Cornet 2 Door Sedan Great family buy. 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One note of interest, Super Fan Terence Kelly, the Oshawa lawyer, watched the Mosquito win in Oshawa before embarking for the Soccer World Cup in Argentina (according to the Sunday Star). In Girls softball, things did not look too good at all. The Angels- got rained out. The Tidbits lost 26 to il to the Kinsmen of Orono. The Tigers first dropped a game 20 to 10 against Hampton and then lost 22 to 8 against Solina. In Boys basebail, the Tykes were rained out in Enniskil- len. The Titans did not have a game, the Trojans (Hardbalfl start their schedule next week. The Tyrone Terrors (Lob bail) came up with one win and two losses. They managed one run against D'Angelo's of Bowmanville, who scored 10 runs, then followed it with a 23 to 5 romp over Holiday Juice before coming up short 3 to 12 against Barry's Variety., Next week's home games - Tuesday, Tigers against Courtice, Wednesday, Squirts against United. Thursday, Terrors against Wes Con. Juniors against Solina. 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