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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvîlle, July 18, 1979 Orono Team Wins Ladies' Lobb Bail Tournament in Newcastle Social and Personal Mrs. Alma Bell, Oshawa is visiting friends, Mi-. and Mrs. James Murray. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Bertba Fisher were her sister, Mrs. Annabelle Davies and Doug and Joan Davies, King- ston. Ahl attended the Doty- Muni-o wedding on Friday evening and the Scbmahl- Garrod wedding on Satui-day, July 14, 1979. Miss Candy Storks, Blind River, spent the weekend with ber parents Mr. and Mrs. William Storks and attended the Scbmahl-Gari-od wedding on Saturday. Miss Linda Williams, Scarborough was also a week- end guest of the Storks and attended the Schmahl Garrod wedding. Mi-. and Mrs. Lai-iy Pearce, Michael and Jeffi-ey, have returned from their vacation at a cottage on Beare Lake. Mi-s. Louise Jose recently enjoyed a ten-day visit with ber son and bis wife, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Jose and grand- daughter Darrell, Saskatoon. Mn. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa accompanied by Mrs. Kathleen Kimbaîl visited on Sunday evening with Mi-. and Sunday evening with Mi-. Harold Barrowclough, Wes- leyville. 1Patients in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville include Karl Weyrich, Mrs. Althea Laking, Ivor Brawley, Mrs. Elford Cobbledick, Lawr-ence Gaines and Rena Megit. ,On Saturday, July 14, 29 members of the Newcastle Horticultural Society enjoyed a bus trip to Hamilton wbere they toured Dundurn Castle and the Royal Botanical Gardens. The International Lily Show was a joy to visit and one member, Mrs. Frank Zegers, of the Orono Society is to be congratulated on ber prizes. The annuals and roses in the gardens were beautiful. Mrs. Violet Osborne, Bow- manville spent the weekend with ber sister, Mrs. Marie Gibson and they were among those who enjoyed. the Horticultural Bus trip. Mi-. and Mrs. Sid Lancaster attended the 25th anniversary open house for Mi-. and Mrs. Allen Werry, Enniskillen and were supper guests of Mrs. Cecil Slemon, Hampton. On Sunday at the spacious grounds of the Maurice Pedwell residence, Third Line, the annual Allin-Down Pîcnic was held. One hundred and tbree attended with Mi-. Howard Allin the oldest and tbree under one year. Miss Debbie Pedwell is enjoying the summer at Camp Adelaide, Haliburton. Debbie is on the waterfront staff. Mi-. and Mrs. Sheldon Mclntosh, Stirling are bouse guests of her sister and brother-in-law Mr-. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman. Mi-. and Mrs. Robert Hagerman and Pam, Oshawa, wei-e Sunday visitors. Mr-. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gai-y have returned from a western motor trip. En route they visited his cousins the J.A. Selby's, Grand Coulee and her cousins Mrs. Bob Adams and family and Mrs. Doris Pascoe and David, Saskatoon. They enjoyed the beautifui scenery of Banff and Lake Louise and also spent a day at the Calgary Stampede. Mr. ýand Mrs. Jack Crago were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norgrove Clemence, Whitby. Mrs. May Burley entertain- ed the Ladies Euchre Club last Monday. Sympathy is extended to family and friends of Mr-. Ted Buxton, Lindsay who passed away on Fiiday, July 13. Sunday visitai-s with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Powell, Lake Shore were Mrs. D. Coulter, Downsview, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coulter, Kevin and Keith, Campbellville and Mi-. and Mrs. Harley Sherman, Lisa and Donald, Beeton. About 350 persons attended the Liberal Party Beef Barbecue at the home of Mr-. and Mrs. Harold Ransberry, Orono on Saturday, July 14. Several local persons were present. The rehearsal party for members of the Schmahl- Garrod wedding was held Friday evening at the home of Mi-. and Mrs. Willi Schmahl, Leskard. Mrs. Mary Wade, Barrie was a weekend guest of Mr-. and Mrs. Han-y Wade. Mrs. May Burley and Mr-. Arthur Clar-ke visited on Sunday with, Mr-. and Mrs. Clarence Burley, Orono. Weekend visitors with Mr-. and Mrs. William Caîl were Mi-. and Mrs. M. Downs, Toronto. Sunday visitors with the Call's were Mi-. and Mrs. Glen Farrow, Jan and Ryan, New- tonville, Mi-. and Mrs. Keith Caîl and Adam, Bowmanville and Corey's friend Richard Young, Bowmanville. On Sunday, July 8, Mrs. Carolyn Garrod entertained at a trousseau tea in honor of ber daughter, Sandra. Pouring tea at this event were grand- mothers Mrs. Lena Garrod and Mrs. Raye Friedlander, Mrs. Alice Hooey, Jill Christie, Pauline Storks, Audrey .Walton, Helen Carveth, Mai-y Garrod, Wilda Johnson, Gloria Gray and Mai-y Foster. Family members visited with Mi-. and Mrs. Fred Yates on Sunday, the occasion being Joy's birthday. Birthday greetings to Bea Glanville, Clarence Ton, Tammy DeJong, Mary Garrod, Eva Smith, Janet Pruner, Judith' Powell, and Ronald Pearce. July is a popular wedding month. We extend congrat- ulations to these couples on their wedding anniversaries, John and Wilma Scott, Han-y and Mabel Wade, Verne and Diana Rowe, Lois and Douglas Rowe and Bonnie and Bruce Alldred. Visitors with Herbie Paeden and Edna were his brother, Dollar Days e Powerful 14 hp engine e hydro- static single-pedal drive e 42" mower with height adjustment Bolens makes hydraulically controlled e Also short work available: 48" mower and other at- of lit. tachments Offer good until JuIy 27, 1979 RHienstra's Garage 3 mles east of Newcastle on Hwy. 2 Telephone 786-2424 RMC Mr. Loi-ne Paeden, Crooked Creek, Mi-. and Mrs. Wilfred Paeden, Newtonville, Mi-. and Mrs. Laverne Martin and Mi-. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellis, Newcastle. Mi-. Harold Powell, Toronto visited on Sunday with his parents Mi-. and Ms. Stanley Powell. We extend congratulations to Mi-. and Mrs. Leon Roger Doty (nee Jennifer Muni-o) who were married in New- castle United Church on Friday, July 13, 1979 at 7 p.m. Rev. David Spivey offîciated. Rev. Spivey also officiated at the wedding of Mi-. and Mrs. Thomas Schmabl (nee Sandra Garrod) on Saturday, July 14, 1979 at the Newcastle United Church. Mi-. and Mrs. Jack Chai'd, Johnna Lyn and Delann, and Mi-. and Mrs. Sid Lancaster visited on Sunday witb Mi-. and Mrs. Rick Neal and family, Pontypool. Mi-. and Mrs. Robin Alldred and grandson Bai-iy Rowe enjoyed the Bail Game at Ajax on Sunday and on the way home visited with Mi-. and Mrs. Keith Ormiston, Ebenezer. Mi-. and Mrs. Alfred Gray and Deric, Mi-. George Gray, Mi-. Tei-iy Gillie and friend Diane, Scarborough spent the weekend at Buckhorn, and visited with Ann Treleaven, Chemong. Miss Lindsay Foote and her parents, David and Carla celebrated her second birth- day on Sunday with ber maternal grandparents Mi-. and Mrs. Jager, Whitby and other family members. Mi-. Bey Javnes and Mrs. Yelverton Sympathy of this com- ýnunity is extended to Mrs. Helen Buston, daughter Pat and son Max in the passing of their husband and father Mr., Ted Buxton has been -in failing health for several years. Improved health is wished to Yelverton's sick folk; Mrs. Joyce Malcolm who spent a couple of days in Peter- borough Hospital this week; Mrs. Ernestine Robinson who is home recuperating follow- ing surgei-y in Oshawa General Hospital last week, and Mi-. Wilbert Malcolm who was admitted to Port Perry Hospital on the weekend. Weekend visitors with Mi-. and Mrs. Frank Russo and Jeff were Mr.and Mrs. Ray Wright (nee Lois Henderson) tand son of Pefferlaw, Ont. Mrs. Joe Hurtig, accompanied by her daughter, is currently enjoying a three week holiday in their native homeland of East Germany. Mi-. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm are in Edmonton, Alta. wbere Howard is scbeduled to attend a Pork Convention and hope to take in jthe Calgary Stampede and Klondike Days in Edmonton. Mrs. Audrie Brown is spending a few days this week with her friend Anna in the Owen Sound area, visiting "auld acquaintances." Mrs. Hazel Whittake- and Mrs. Audrie Brown were Sat. p.m. B.B.Q. dinner guests at Malconia to observe Hazel's birthday (ber 39th?). Despite their pleas, we did not permit them to go "skînny-dipping"! On the last Sunday in July, a pot luck dinner will be beld in Churcb Hall following Chruch Service to bid au revoir to Rev. Stanley and Mrs. Haines. As usual the ladies will bring the lunch, the men will bring the "pots". It is hoped that a good turnout will be present as evidence of the community's appreciation of Stan 's service to our cburch. Mi-. and Mrs. Bob Kenning- ton and family entei-tained Mrs. Kennington's sister and family from Western Canada. On Sat. evening the Kenning- tons had Mi-. and Mrs. Bei-t Reel and Mi-. and Mrs. Dave HeINp your I-ERT Vema Jakeman returnea home last Thursday from a wonderful 14-day holiday, travelling by air, train, bus and boat. They flew from Edmonton north to Yellow- knife. visited White Horse. Dawson City, Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk at the Arctic Ocean. The cruise down the coast brought them to Van- couver from whence they flew home having covered 11,000 miles. An envious journey! Anglican Church News Flowers in memory of Mrs. Mattson, whose funeral took place from St. George's Anglican Church on Saturday, graced the sanctuary on Sunday. Beautîful roses, the gift of Mr. A. Mavin, also were appreciated. Mr. Oakley Peters took the service at 9 a.m. on Sunday, July 15. Plates, with the picture of St. George's Church on them, are available from members of the Youth Club and Fellow- ship Club. United Church News On Sunday, July 22 worship- pers of Newcastle Church will congregate at Orono United Church along with those of the Orono Pastoral Charge at 10 o'clock in the morning. In a hard-fought final garne in Newcastle on Saturday afternoon, this ladies lobb bail tearn frorn Orono won a tournarnent involving four local tearns. The Orono group sponsored by Midas Muffler won in two extra innings of overtirne play against the St. Marys Cernent tearn from Bowrnanville. Teams taking part in the Newcastle tournarnent included Champlain Truck Stop, Jensen Steel, St. Marys Cernent and Midas Muffler. The trophy in the photo was presented to Midas Captain Nancy Nixon by Dan Hooper of Hooper's Jewellers in Bowrnanville. K£WUW ti lpeubeutd Telephone 987-420 %,Editortm Hazel and Jack Crago 1