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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 26, 1978 Picking Out Some Fresh Potatoes ai Market Mrs. Ceci] Stapleton, Mr. and 9Wr Mrs. Glen Sta pleton and UrIL Stpco nfamily, Mr. and Mrs. RayYEL« Sunday visitors with Mr. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. F. Gilmer included Victor Malcolm of Nestieton Mr. Anthony Ton, Mrs. Connie hosted a gathering of the Etcher and Miss Marilyn relatives of the late Jimmy Etcher, of Cobourg and Mr. Malcolm at the fourth genera- and Mrs. Jim Gilmer, of Port tion home of said gentleman Hope, who were 'supper and his mate. Present were guests. over forty members of the Mr.an Mrs. Phil Gilmer tribe fromn 3 months of age to and family were at their eighty-eight years and al Chemong cottage over the those others in between.' weekend. The only 3 remaining living Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray members of the original ten and girls, of -Orono, were cbjîdren of the late Sarah and Sunday, visitors, with Mrs. James Malcolm were present Leone Lane. - Mr. Norman Malcolm, Blackstock, Mr. Marshall Malcolm of Stratford and Mr. OoPercy Malcolm of Toronto. Over$b5 Guests from a distance were present fromn Toronto, Strat- ford, Oshawa, Ottawa, Port W Perry, Uxbridge, Blackstock, Stoqg-len Nestleton not to forget of course Yelverton. A young cousin from Ottawa was quite The theft of cash from' a proud to have won a class restaurant on Highway 115-35 Geogah otswene was epored o Duham came up wîth the name of our Regional Police last Friday. auspicious hamiet. Yippee for Police said entry to the Mr Yelverton! Roast Beef Restaurant was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowen gained by a rear window. The have *returned from an enjoy- missing money was reported able motor trip to the East to police at eight a.m. Friday. coast. The Howard Malcolms The theft had taken place have flown home fromn New the previous night. Police said Brunswick where they spent over $500 was taken but an the week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob exact figure on the amount Fick also retunned from a stolen was not available. motor trip to'the Maritimes. ERTON Mn. and Mns. Floyd Stinson iarc currently enjoying a motor trip to Western Canada, destination Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sîsson and family are flying out west to Calgary, Alta. for a holiday. Yelverton Sr. girls competed in a tournament iî- Oakwoodlast weekend tying the first game and losing their second. The Janetville Men's team competed in Grafton in a tournament also with limited success. After weeks of drought conditions this weekends welcome thunden storm and ramn was a welcome relief for parched crops and livestock. On Saturday evening a boit of lightning struck a stock of hay bales on the neighbouring McCabe farm. Seemed funny to sec a pile of bales burning in the middle of a field in a heavy downpour of ramn. On Sunday we discovered a dead dlm tree a victim of the Dutch Elm disease also in the pnocess of burning'as a resuit of lightning from the Saturday evening stonm - a relief that these wcne the only victims of the stonm rather than barns full of this years generous hay crops. The "Grim-Reaper" has been somewhat overactive in the past week or two. Victims included two former High School students with whomn we attendcd Blackstock High School some years ago. Mrs. Lucille (Hyland) McMullen and the former Miss Pearl Wright. Also we learned with sincere regret of the untimely passing of the County Road Engineer of Northumberland County and formenly United Counties of Northumberland Durham, Mr. Bob Edmunds. To ail those who mourn we extend sincere sympathy. This week we leann of the passing of Mn. Lloyd Evans only brother of Mrs. Jack Wilson of Lindsay and extend the sympathy of the community to Lorna, Jack and family in thein sad bereavement. Elizabethville Church services wene lheld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McCool at Canton. Canton ladies made up the choir. Dr. Buchanan was our guest speaker. The weather looked veny undecided with a few drops of ramn but it cleared and we had our usual service. Dr. Bachanan spoke on Paul's letters to the Christian people. Coffee and fruit bnead was served by Canton ladies. Next Sunday services will be at Mr. and Mrs. W. Bannister's home and' Mrs. Henry Marsh will be the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mercer, Chris and Kim, Califonnia arrived at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer's on Wednesday and will be here for two weeks. While hene they plan to go to Washington along with Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. John Quantrili moved over the weckend to his new job near Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Tnew kept littie' Michael and Sarah Boyko oven Saturday evening while their parents, Mn. and Mrs. W. Boyko, Mn. and Mrs. Boyko, Sn. attended a wedding in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown stayed at the Rice Lake Camp whene Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler have thein camper over the weekend. Mn. and Mns. R. Westhueser attended the Manden's wedding at Kendal on Saturday and the girls stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson. Mr. and Mns. J. Peacock are home fromn the East Coast. Mr. Philip Mercer camped at E mily Park over the weekend. Mr. Bruce Fowler and Dennis, McMurray returned from Edmonton Sunday. Mr. and Mns. H. Thickson visited Mns. F. Lockwood Sunday night. Mrs. R. -Crombie and boys, Bowmanville, called on Mr. and Mrs. R. Mencer, Mn. and Mrs. C. Mercers on Thursday for the afternoon. Mr. and Mns. O. Mercer had a family dinner Satunday night for the famnily and had Mr. and Mrs. R. Prevost and family, Lindsay, Mn. and Mrs. J.ý Fajt, Pontypool, and Mr. Roy Beatty, Toronto to visit with Alan and Darlene and girls. Mrs. W. Terbenche, Port Hope wene at Mr. and Mrs. C. Mencen's on Saturday also at Ron Mencer's.' Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mencer attended the wedding of her sister, Marie on Saturday so was unable to be at O. Mencer's on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodgins and family have- had a summer flu ail week. Garnet Rickard, Mayor of Newcastle, picks out some of Joseph Bouma's potatoes to take home for supper. Mr. Rickard was at the Bowmanville Farmers' Market Thursday afternoon to officially open it. While there, he chatted with the farmers and customers and patronized some of the staîls. The Community Conservation Centre sponsored the market and plans to hold one every Thursday until October. The market opened at 8 a.m. Mr. Bouma was one of several vendors at last week's market. Tomorrow, the centre hopes to attract even more farmers to the parking lot beside the Church Street Fire Station. NE WTONVILLE CONTINUES TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 51 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staple- ton were attending the Auctioneers' Convention in Boston, last week and their three children stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown, and family. Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Bea Jones, Mrs. Mary Joncs and Mrsi. Butler of Newcastle were visitors with Mrs. Muriel Aluin of Bowmanviile. .Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilmer were among those attending the bail game in Newcastle last Monday evening, when the Orono Pee Wees played Newcastle Pee Wees (12 years of age and under). It was a w ell-matched game, as it was a "4tie", at the end of the final inning, when Ken Gilmer stole home, on a very close call - 17 runs for each team! Mrs. Mary Vinkie and Mrs. Diane Rowe and Tiffany spent a few days, last week at Koshog Lake, in the north counitny. Their husbands joined them for the weekend after which ail returned home. Mns. Eileen Harper, with Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth and children, were callers from California last week with Mrs. Bea Joncs. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Soules and Terry and Mrs. Edward Nott of Toronto were recent visitons here, with Mn. and Mns. Jack Elliott. Last Wednesday the yearly Women's Institute Bus Tour was held, leaving here at 8:30 a.m. Passengers werc: Mrs. Jean O'Neill, Mrs. Amy Milligan, Miss Bernice Milligan, Mrs.- Mary Joncs, Mrs. Phyllis Peck, Mrs. Inez Boughen, Mrs. Bernice Henderson, Mrs. Olive Henderson, Mrs. Sharon Buttery, Mrs. Marie Trim, Mrs. Amelia Lancaster, Mrs. Dora DeSmit, Mr. and Mrs. Kenr. Fletcher, Mrs. Lena Ciysdale,, Mr. Jim Adams, Mrs. Tina Vanderstoop, Mrs. Florence Ferguson, Mrs. Elien Duxbury, Mrs. Bessie Stephenson, Mrs. May Burlcy and Mr. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Rachel Dennis, Mrs. Leta Samis, Mrs. Isabel Imlach, and others fnom Orono, Kendal and Port Hope, al joined the trip to Toronto, where they took the boat to Center Island and cnjoycd a picnic lunch there. Rcturning later, to the mainland, they visitcd St. Lawrence Market. Some had supper before lcaving there, others ate at Sheridan Mail, whcre some shopping was donc, and the trip ended, back home in Newtonvile, about 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill were among those attcnding the gathering at St'. Joseph's Catholic Church in Bowmanville, Friday evening when Mn. and Mrs. Ron Lowry of Newcastle "Took Their Vows, Again"' com- mcmorating their twcnty-fifth wcdding annivcrsary. Later, a party was held at their home, with about fifty attending. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher, includcd Mrs. Hqward Smith and Stevie, Mr. Don Fletche- and friend ail of Oshawa. Mrs. Margaret Elliott was recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. O. Edgerton, in Bowman- ville. 62 JACKMAN R70AD BOWMANVILLE, ONT. LiC 2C9 (416) 623-6023 W. H. Clipperton & Associates Mt. 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O'Neill, wcre Mns. Roberta Wittington of Toronto and Mrs. Mary O'Neill of Port Hope. Mn. and Mns. Cecil Hender- son of Oshawa were Fniday evening visitons, here with Mn. and Mrs. Fred Hendenson. Attending the Sunday morning Church service at Orono, from this area, wcrc Mn. and Mrs. C.M. Joncs, Mns. Bea Joncs, Mrs. Dora DeSmit, and Mrs. Janet Paeden. Mn. and Mrs. Peter Hender- son, Stephanie and Deanne of Bowmanville wcnc suppen gucsts, Sunday, with Mn. and Mrs. Fred Hendenson, aftcn ail had attendcd the aftennoon bail game at Kendal. Sunday visitons with Mns. Agnes Burlcy were Mn. and Mrs. Harold Burlcy, Bridge- north, Mn. and Mrs. Dennis Burley, Rodney and the ncw baby,,Christy, of Ennismore. and Mn. and Mrs. Ron Burlcy, Newcastle. Mn. and Mrs. Anthony Ton have, rcturncd home after their three wccks' visit with relatives and, fricnds in Hoiland. 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