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caletv «p: Wednesday, August 2nd 2:00 Oshawa Symphony with Karen Caspel 2:30 Welcome to Durham Centre 3: 00 Fiesta '78 Ethnic Concert Highligbts 5: 00 Oshawa Energy Centre: Food-Housing Co-ops 5:30 Evenîng Report with GM Video News, Can. Employment 6: 00 Sign Off Thursday, August 3rd 2:00 Conception with Bill Jeanes 2:30 Counterpoint 3:00 Oshawa Energy Centre: Insulat ion 3:30 Fiesta '78 Highlights 5:30 Let's Discuss It 6: 00 Sign Off Friday, August 4th 2:00 Newcastle Energy Centre High School Debates 2:30 Fiesta '78, Parade Coverage 4:30 Witby Then & Now 5: 00 Wbat Does the Bible Say, with Bob Kirkland Kirkland 5:30 Middle Eastern Dance witb Millie Bouckley Sunday Brunch A Great Opportunity for an After Church. Get Together. Sunday, August 6th il a.m. to2 p.m. $4.OO per person cpàttgig the portQy a gwts'î Jýndooâ and Outdook 734eated c-P00Qg. MOTOR INN Liberty St. S.at 401 Bowmanville ICE CREAM Cool Off Following Swim in Orono Pool Just out of the pool, Keith Vey and Richie Dupe of Orono take a siesta in the Orono Park. Building Sandcastles Looks Like Fun! Hope township charge of the United Church held its service of worship on Sunday morning on the lovely open lawns around the home of Mr. and Mrs. Weston Bannister, Garden Hill on Sunday morning, July 30. The breezes were cool but the sun was warm and bright, as the large congregation seated on the south side of the bouse participated in the service. MThe rguest speaker, Mrs. Margaret Marsh of Baltimore was a lesson in commitment as she stood and delivered in her usual impressive manner, a very excellent sermon on roads though handicapped by several injuries. She was assisted in the service by others as will be reported from the Garden Hill, congreg- ation in' the Elizabethville news. This has been the fifth outdoor service this summer and next Sunday's will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gardiner, Garden Hill. On Wednesday evening, July 26, Lakeshore neighbours gathered at the home of Mrs. R.J.W. Scuithorpe to bring greetings and welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scuithorpe, recent bride and groom who live in the cottage across the road. Standing or seated on the sheltered lawns between the house and Port Britain creek. friends had an excellent opportunitý' for a social visit before Mrs. K. Ashby called them to order and read an address to Jim and Sarah, expressing good wishes of everyone for them. They were presented with table and chairs, swag lamp, wicker basket, wicker jardinniere and two Iawn chairs by Earl Ashby and Hugh Nichols on behaif of al the donors. The young couple expressed their thanks, with Jim saying how much he appreciated the privilege of living in this place with its fine sense of community and looked forward to continuine Glad to hear Mrs. Harold Larmner is out of hospital. Better health is our wish for Tom Hodge of this area who has spent another week or more in Bowmanville Hospital. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Milton Bartley and family in the passing of Mrs. Bartley, last Friday. Stanley Taylor called on Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Trick of Lindsay Thursday ast week. & TZIREIC îî MM. 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWAI 576-1220' ÎÎOChargex good fellowship. Susan echoed his hopes and said she would like to share in the activities of the quilters during the coming winter. Jim's mother repeated the remarks about the community which she and her husband had enjoyed all of their married life. Refresb- ments were served by Margery Ashby and Marion Nichols assisted by others. Rain always welcome this month, began to faîl as guests lef t for home. This past week one of Lakeshore's oldest houses was burned to make clear the way for hydro's demanding space and to provide a researching experience for firemen. The bouse and farm had been home to many families, some as tenants and some as homeowners. In the time of Frank Little and his father before him it had been one of the several, taverns in the N ORMAN 'S ENTERTANMENT Zenith SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TELEVISION - STEREO MODULARS RECORDS and TAPES Bowmanville Mail Oshawa 623-45,35 1218 Simcoe N., 579-2411 Hours: Mon. - Fr,. 9 -9 Saturday 9 -6 -We're Not Big.... J ust the Best"' known but perhaps it ceased to be a tavern ia the 1850's. In the days when borseback was tbe means of travelling, a man was murdered there, perhaps in a quarrel after too much liquor. In the morning his horse,, was found patiently standing by the post where bis bridle had been fastened when the rider came to the tavern. Lt happed long ago with circumstances lost to memory together with so niucb more that bas bappened along this old lakeshore in its long history. . Mrs. H. Reeve returned from Port Hope Hospital last Wednesday after a stay of about ten days following a severe attack of sciatica. Mrs. A. Tborndyke received- word this past week of the death of ber aunt, Mrs,. Kathleen Brimacombe in Toronto. Interment was in Welcome Cburch cemetery on Casties in Newcastle: Working bard at the job of building a sandeastie are Erie Parsons and Derek DeJong. Eric and Derek were part of a sandeastie contest underway at the playground of the Newcastle Public-School on Beaver St. Friday afternoon. During the summer months, the Newcastle munieipality operates many supervised playgrounds such as this one at schools and parks across the town. Sand-Castle construeêtion is just one of the activities children might be offered at the municipal playground program. Monday, August 7th 2:00 What Does the Bible Say? with Bob Kirkland 2:30 Counterpoint 3:00 Whitby Then and Now 3:30 Let's Discuss t 4: 00 Fiesta '78 Concert Highlights 6:00 Sign Off Tuesday, August 8th 2:00 Welcome to .. Camping 2:30 Middle Eastern Dance with Millie Bouckley 3:00 Let's Discuss t with the Osh-Gemini Gymnastics Club 3:30 Fiesta '78 Parade Coverage 5:30 Oshawa Energy Centre: Recycling 6: 00 Sign Off yeu're whistlingg in the darki. f you haven't had your blood pressure checked lately. You could have high blood pressure and flot know it. It can Iead to stroke, heart and kidney failure. See your doctor- only he can tell. Give Heart Fund04 CARN UVAL Friday, August 11, 1978 In case of rain, Saturday, August 12t h Memorial Park - Liberty St. South Bingo - Rides Ref reshments Go mes of Chance Many Different and Novel Booths Big Draw for...0 $ 5,000-o0 Tickets-...... $1.00Oeach Winner Need Not Be Present Lions Community Work Bring the family for an evening of Fun and Enjoyment! Ail Proceeds for WESLEY VILLE Bowmanville Restaura 1nt end Tavern Diek Valleau Trio with Bob Hili Saiturday August 5th Entertain ment from 8:00 p. m. Dancing to Recorded Music Monday to Friday 8: 30to close 4-!ýý-(NMTR INN Liberty SI. S. at40l PHONE 623-3373 Bowmnanville