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The month of June is traditional not only for, w eddings and graduations but also for Ontario's Medal for Good Citizenship. Lix years ago Premier William Davis announced the creation of the Ontario Medal for Cood Citizenship to fionour our citizens who Sam at Q ueen 's Park perform acts of service to their felloW neiglibours in an exceptional Way. The award is not offered in recognition of services, achievement or personal menit. Neither is it presented to a person Who, in the course of their prof essional duty, lias provided a public service. Recipients of the award are citizens whose thoughtfulness would not ordinarily be acknowledged or rewarded. By paying tribute to the inspirational efforts of a few citizens, goodwill and fellowship are rromoted and passed rom community to community. This June there are thirteen recipients of the medal and one of those people resides right here in Oshawa. She is Mrs. Anne Galbraith who, I understand. lias been a tireless volunteer for more than 20 years. Mrs. Galbraith's volunteer activities include being a Girl Guide Leader, Sunday Sehool teacher, volunteer for the Crippled Children 's Centre and one of the committee members starting Cheshire Homes for the Handicapped. I arn sure that many of my constituents know or are aware of others like Mrs. Galbraith who are deserving of such an award. If you wish to submit a nomination, a form may be obtained by writing:- The Secretary, Advisory Council, Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship, Room 463, Legisiative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto M7A lAi. It certainly is heart warming to know that some people have the courage and thoughtfulness to take a little- time from their busy days just to help others. ~a~apa 2M PICK YOUR OWN Congratulations te Mr. and Mrs. Blain Ronald Moffatt, the former Miss Joan Katbryn Duvail on their marriage on Saturday afternoon, July l4tb, 1979. In the Orono United Church Rev. Basil E. Long, B.TII. officiated. Mr. David Gray sang several solos and Mr. Douglas Duvali of Oshawa was at the organ. The recep- tien and dance for neariy 200 guests was held at the Orono Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Moffat wiii reside east of Orono. Mrs. Jean Pattrick of Bow- manville, Mrs. Kay'Powell of Newcastle and Mrs. Raye West recently attended the Hydre Secretaries Convention at Kingsten, Ontario. The Tamblyn Family Picnic was held in the Orono Park on Saturday, Juiy l4th, 1979. Weather was perfect. Jil and Paul Hooey, Toronto enjoyed last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Horace Best and watched the drawing in and etc. of the hay crop - the weather was perfect ail week. Mrs. Sadie Hamiilton has been a patient in the Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. Audrey Haifyard of Barrie was a bouse guest over the weekend with Mrs. Wm. A. Miller, Miii Street. Both attended the Moffatt.JDuvai wedding Saturday. Mr. Harold Barrowciough of Wesieyviiie visited bis sister- in-iaw Mrs. George Morton on Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Enioff of Preston was a recent visiter witb ber aunt Mrs. Reg Sutton aise witb Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Traf- ford and family of Bewman- ville are now residing in the Donald Tansiey bouse on Rowe Street, Orono. Tbe Tansiey family bave moved te Coiborne Street, Lindsay and will be missed at St. Saviour's Anglican Cburcb, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiliams and family bave returned borne te Kempville, Nova Scotia after a sbort visit witb ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wilson and otber relatives and friends. Mrs. Percy Hayward of Bowmanviile spent Tuesday witb Mr. and Mrs. Raye West, Mr. and Mrs. Adcock and baby. Mrs. Herb Murray beid a famiiy get-together on Orono Decoration Sunday in the Parisb Hall of St. Saviour's Anglican Cburcb, Orono. Among tbe 18 were: Mrs. Cyril French, Oshawa, Mr. and ORONO NES Mrs. R. Talbot of Betbany, Mr. and Mrs. Abert Randail, Mr. Paul Sedec, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Benk, Donna, Debra and Cari, ail of Wbitby, Mrs. Doreen Papp and son Gregory, West Hill, Mr. Wm, Quinn and daugbter Erin of Scarborougb. Note: August l4tb, 1979 is tbe date for tbe Bowmanville Decoratien Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb Minien and son Jeffrey. Peter- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. July 18, 1979 15 borough spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob ra u t Morton. Af ter the combined service for Newcastle, Orono and Kirby United Churches held at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Juiy lSth several members and friends enjoyed a trip to the Green- wood Towers, Port Hope- again this summer Scbedule of services for July N...?- 10 a.mi. July 22nd - Orono,' July 29th - Kirby. Ail services in August and first Sunday in September will be held in Newcastle United Church at 10.:30 a.m.N TYRNENEWS The annuai Orange Walk was beld at Picton, Ont, on July 14, 1979. Tyrone LOBA No. 1244 won first prize as best dressed ladies lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rabm attended a gatbering of family and friends at Dufferin Oaks, Sbelburne, wbere Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pediar reside. On Sunday, Juiy lStb, Sid- ney's 9tb birtbday was being observed. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rabm, Mrs. Florence Grace, Mr. and Mrs. James Smitb were otber guests from this area. Famiiy and friends of Blair Vaneyk and Marlyvn VanAltena spent tbe weekend in tbe Godericb Clinton area te attend tbe wedding of Blair and Marilyn at Wesiey-Wills United Cburcb, Clinten, Ont., July 14, 1979. Resuits of tbe Senior Citizens eucbre party are as follows: lst Robt. Gianvilie, 2nd Leonard Cain, 3rd Weir Swain, 4tb Greta Strong, 5tb Ken MacKenzie, 6tb Edna vivian. Ladies low Evelyn Gianville, Gents low Lillian Harvey. 50-50 Draw Fiossie Cameron. Special five dollar prizes Etbei Gibbs, Maxine Brock. Fifteen tables were in play. 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