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SHAWS Recent visitors with Rod Thelma Lane visited their and Marlene Stork and boys Aunt Nellie Barrie at Marn- were Marlene's parents Mr. wood while the young at heart and Mrs. Oluf Lundsten from played ball or went swimming East End, Sask. They certain- down at the farm pond. ly found Ontario dry. During Relatives attended fromn Ajax, their stay they also enjoyed a Fenelon Falls, Guelph, Hamp- weekend in Ottawa. ton, Pickering, Richmond Hill Weekend visitors with and Shaw's. Gerry and Shirley Brown, Bruce Brown attended the Shaw's, and Murray and Jean three day 4-H Conference for *Payne of Newtonville recently 15-year-olds at Trent Univer- included their Winter travel- sity in July. David Brown ling companions Mr. and Mrs. spent one week at Camp Quin A. Martin Binibrook, and Mr. Mo Lac later in the month. and -Mrs. Cam Schiedel of Recent visitors with Kil- Cambridge. leens at Wiliams Point in- Mrs. Joyce English was clude ber father, brother and hostess for a pleasant pre- sister-in-law, Harvey, Tom bridal party early in July for and Nettie Aiken of Pontypool. Miss Rhonda Locke whose Miss Janet Townsley, Town, is marriage to Mr. Roy Osmond keeping Rosemary company took place in Newcastle on at hoine. Tbirty-one of the July 22nd in St. George's cottage friends gathered last Church. The bride was pre- Wednesday night at Clemens sented with a lovely set of to celebrate John David's kitchen dishes fromn the neigh- sixteenth birthday. borhood. Assisting Mrs. Eng- Attending the Junior Farm- lish were Shirley Brown and ers Beef Barbeque at Black- Joyce Tanner. stock on Thursday eveming The Auction Sale at Ball's were Gordon, Doreen and Farmn brougbt a huge crowd of Steve Barrie, Gail and Don interested buyers. Lunch was Rickard and Rob and Marlene provided by the Junior Farm- Stork. ers and they were very well Durham Gladiolus Society pleased with the excellent Meets proceeds. There were 25 present at the Thirty-four members of the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Honey famiiy gathered at the Arthur Barnes, Baseline Road home of Gordon and Doreen on Sunday afternoon, July 3th Barrie last Sunday for their for the Show Workshop meet- annual picnic day. During the ing of the Durham Region afternoon Ruth Simms and Giadiolus Society. NO NEED TO INVEST WE WILL RENT YOU THE BEST LEWIS BRENT-ALL >Concrete and Ashphalt Breaker; heavy dut wator pyrmi, 4" intako; high pressure washand sand Lastor; Kango demnolishion hammer; compacter - tamper; generator, dual voltage 120 - 240; spray painter unit; cornent mixer; PoSt hole diggr; chain saw; carpot cleaner. Phone or visit for a comploto list. LEWIS RENT-ALL 113 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone 623-4480, Mr. Dudley Deeley as chair- man welcomed ail and hoped that the demonstrations of the day would be helpful to ail who wish to show flowers. He added that hie hoped this meeting would become an annual event when members and visitoirs can get together to discuss ail aspects of flower growing. Mrs. B. Barnes then wel- comed ail to lier home and went on to introduce the first guest of the day, Mrs. Winnie Diiling of Bowmanviile. Mrs. Diling aimed hier remarks at ail would-be arrangers and mentioned the new termi used for hier work-it is Flower Design. The main problemn that faces people when they begin to design Giadiolus bouquets is to keep the bouquet upright and together. Like cooking a chieken, Mrs. Dilling said "Aiways start with a good pot"'. Then use oasis, pin boiders and chicken wire with either the wire or pin holders preferred for such heavy blooms as Gladiolus. Mrs. Dilling warns against using too much material and too many biossoms in a design. She advises ail wbo wîsh to become flower design- ers to keep their bouquets simple. She commented that the taliest bloom of the design sbould be 1 and 1/ times tghe iength or height of the container to be used. And in demonstrating several de- signs, those present witnessed Mrs. Diiing as she actually measured hier gladiolus with the container. She demonstrated a Tri- angle Design, a Hogarth Design and three of the suggested designs from this year's prize iist, "Solo" , "Domino" and "By the Sea". Each floral piece was very attractive and Mrs. Dilling's comments were indeed in- teresting and beipful. Mrs. Killeen thanked Mrs. Diiiing and presented hier with a small gift on behaîf of the Society. The minutes of the iast meeting were read and appro- ved and a -short business period followed when the Treasurer's Report was accepted and the August Show on August l2th was outlined. Miss Grace Barnes was pre- sented with a small gif t in Announce Engagement Dr. and Mrs. 'K. MeGavin of Simcoe, Ontario, announce the engagement of their, daughter, Brenda Joyce, to Neil Richard Brennan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brennan of Oshawa, formerly of R. R. 1 Kendal. The marriage will take place on August 12 in Simcoe, and the couple will reside in Brantford. Both Brenda and Neil are graduates Of the University of Western Ontario. Brenda obtained a Bachelor of Science (Communicative Disorders) degree and Neil graduated from the School of Business Administration. appreciation for ber work on the 1978 Prize Lists. Mr. Deeley then cailed on Wm. Crowley of Newmarket who gave fine advice to al growers who would hope to show their glads at a fair or in local flower shows. Bill asked growers to check their bloom about a week ahead of the show and gentiy pusb al florets forward at that tîme. Fhowers should be cut early enougb to aiiow spikes to open in doors to retain true color. Side shoots must be removed and florets must be about haîf open with the rest showing color and green tips. The spike must be straight and in proportion with at ieast 20 bs on large spikes and at least 18 on pixiolas or minia- tures. Mr. Deeley thanked Mr. Crowiey and made a presenta- tion of a small gift for his trouble in coming such a great distance. Ail were invited to stay for the picnic supper and to enjoy a stroil through the beautiful gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes. A miscelaneous Bridai Shower in bonor of Miss Carol Stapieton of Port Hope, was beld in our church hall iast Wednesday evening with about seventy-five in attend- ance. Mrs. M. Knapp was among those attending the Cameo Convention held recently at the Holiday Inn, for three days. Honnie Henderson, witb bis friend, Mark Dennis, of Port Hope, left by car, ast week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henderson in Lethbridge, alta. Our congratulations to. Mayor Wm. Clarke,' who has been appointed a member of the Council of Col]eges of Ontario for a period of three years commencing July l4th. This was upon the recommen- dation of the Minister of Health and approved by her bonor, the Lieutenant Gove- nor. Recent visitors with Mrs. M. Knapp were Tammy and Kristie Hofsted of Leskard, and Ken and Jason Therteli, of Kendal. Recent oVer-night guests witb Mr. and Mrs. Wiifred Paeden were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stevenson of Stroud and Mr. and Mrs. -Ross Bullock of Thunder Bay. Last Tuesday, Mrs. Wanda Kimbaîl with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon of Port Hope and Mrs. Marguerite Cooper, of Oshawa, visited Mrs. Kay Kimbaîl in Newcastle, the occasion. being the latter's birthday, and also Mrs. Gor- don's birthday. Marty Brown, accompanied by his cousins, Kevin and Michael Wade, of Newcastle, lef t last week on a trip to the West Coast and expect to cali to see Mr. and Mrs., Bill Henderson in Lethbridge en route. Local people among those attending the Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary cele- bration for Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McMahon held at Clarke High School, Saturday, night, in- cluded Mrs. Lena Clysdaie, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Imlach, and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Samis, and Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Stapleton of Port Hope. Z. and Mrs. Bill Lane, of Port Hope, were Saturday eveing visitors, here, with Mrs. Leone Lane. Mrs. Lena Graham of New- castie, with her son Fred, and his daughter Jessica, ofHali- fax, were Saturday evening callers with Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilmer. A littie surprise party for' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gil- mer, of Cameron, on the occasion of their Thirty-fifth Wedding Anniversary was held in Bowmanville, Satur- day evening, when Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkie and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stapleton took them out to dinner. Afterward al went back to the home of the Stapletons to finish out an enjoyable evening. Our con- gratuýlations! Vîsitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimbaîl on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Don Briglit and famiiy of Oshawa, helping celebrate Mrs. Kimbail's birtbday. In the evening they were joined by Mrs. Lena Graham, Mr. Fred Graham and bis daughter Jessica. ,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hender- son were visitors with Mrs. Mary Wade at Barrie over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones and Mrs. Bea Jones drove out north, on Sunday, -and cailed to see Mrs. May Toms at Victoria Manor in Lindsay. ,Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sta- pieton, of Orono, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Lena Chys- dale and ail took a drive up to the Sheridan Mail. Our regular church service resumed on Sunday morning with Rev. Aubrey Tizzard in charge and a rather small attendance. His theme was "Time Off ", and he gave us an interesting account of the holiday period he and Mrs. Tizzard, and son Michael enjoyed in Newfoundland. Attending church service there at Twiiiingate, they met Rev. R. C. and Mrs. White, Our former pastor, now of Oshawa and also from New- foundland. Whiie there on July 22, the Thirty-second Wedding Anni- versary of the Tizzards was celebrated aiong with the Sixth Wedding Anniversary of their son, Gary and his wife on the same date. Rev. Tizzard assisted with the service on their last Sunday in that area and had the pleasure of Baptismng their newest granddaughter, Julie Diane Tizzard, a happy occa- sion for ail! Mr. and Mrs. Art Youngman of Tyrone were Friday even- ing visitors here with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkie. The gilmer family's annual picnic was heid Sunday after- noon at Chemong, where Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer and family have their cottage. Unfortunately the )Gilmers of Tonawanda and Islington were unabie to attend this year, but the others were there as weIL. as Kim's friend Joy Yates from the Lakeshore and several neighbors and friends. Boat trips up the lake were enjoyed and dives into the water by the, vounger The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 9, 1978 5 members followed 'by the Son of Philip J. and Rosina usual big feast of goodies J. (Merrili) Stephens, he was outside. Various kinds of born and educated in Clarke games were played including Township. On September lSth, horseshoe throwing at which 1934, he was married to Greta the oldest and youngest excel- M. Cowan. led! Altogether, a most enjoy- A member of Orono United able day and one to remnem- Church, he had resided in ber! Orono the past four years, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimbali previously residing in Hespe- visited June Kimball and 1er (Cambridge) from 1943-57 Jaimie Quinton at Linday on and from 1957-74 in Scarbor- Sunday afternoon. ough. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lane and Surviving are his wife Greta famîly of Orono were Monday Margaret, sons Jack and visitors with Mrs. Leone Lane, Gordon, of Toronto, and sister Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins Laura, Heard, Port Hope. and family are at their cottage Funeral services were con- near Bewdlley. ducted on Saturday at the Morris Funeral Chapel by the IK7 Reverend Basil Long and the 1U.Reverend Bob Wragg. ERNEST JOHN STEPHENS Paîl-bearers were Messrs. A statidnary engineer by Calvin Dunn, Murray Dunn, profession, who retired si Lloyd Heard, Les Reid, Ro- years ago, Ernest John Ste- bert Brookes and Ross Pînker- phens, aged 72, passed away tonte n rn eeey at Scarborough Centenary nem tOroCmtry Hospital on Wednesday, July U CK LE-UP 26th, 1978, following a lengthy FRSFT illness. FRSFT ARE YOU PUTTING YOUR COMEG IN 100 MANY BASKETS? g OPY RiG T 97 6 SA C G O FFR E T P LIA IG R IS R E SE R V E D your home, car or busi- ness keep going Up, check with us about SAFECO. 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