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Reired Vincent Masse y Principal Going Strong at Oktoberfest Mr. an spent1M( visiting George relatives. On Tu Trim, N luncheon Mrs. Isal to Hastin days. On Tue and Mrs. Mrs. Frec and Mrs. Cavan. Mrs. Montrea. week visi Mrs. Jol2 Mn. an( spent se, their cou Allan Ha, On Mi Wannan, visitingA Souch. Mr. Enniskill afternoon Morley R STAR KVILLE Ad Mrs. Jim Stark On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. onday in Castleton Gordon Fairbank, Toronto her brother Mr. and th eir houseguests Mr. and Moore and other Mns. Dabziel from London, 5. England visited Mrs. John iesday, Mr. Bruce Layng and Dyana. "ewmarket was a Mn. and Mrs. Bert DeWitt iguest of his mother and boys, Trenton were belle Tnînm on his way Friday supper guests of Mr. îngs to spend a few John DeWeitt to celebrate 1 John's birthday. ýsday aftennoon, Mn. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. 3Harold Souch and Ross Todd, Cathy and Robbie ýd Rypstra visited Mr. attended a family reunion held . Andy VanDrunen, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forbs Mcean Bob Walden, Waterdown. I spent a few days last On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. iting her sister-in-law Jim Stark entertained their mn Layng and Dyana. grandchildren Chistopher d Mrs. Sid Hallowell and Shannon Stark, Knoxville everal days 'visiting while their parents, attended ýusins Mr. and Mrs the Gimblett-Thompson wed- w, Grand Bend. * ding held at St. Josephls londay, Mns. Bill Roman Catholic Church, Bow- A rono sentthe rjav manville.1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adam Sharpe, en visited Thursday n with Mn. and Mrs. Robinson and Gordon. In the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark attended the wedding dance held in Tyrone Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gimblett, nee Susan Thompson, Kendal- 1 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 26, 1G79 Seli Furniture to Help Refugee Families Sehool children in Bowmanville will be amazed to see their retired Principal at Vincent Massey Public School Dick Merkely and his wife Rosemary cavorting on the dance floor with all the expertise of modern disco dancers, wh-ile the unidentifled couple at right prefer the cheek to cheek position. HDumrevaim E-AVESTROUGH SPECIALI 511 SeamIess - Comptetely Installed OnIy $1.95 foot Reg. $250 foot -offer good until Sat , Oct. 13,1979 - For f r00 home estimate Cali 623-6828 Bowmanvllle Tom Jennlngs Aamco Home SIdIng Qualty - Service - Price Member of the Bette r Business Bureau Bl $E T HAN Y Mn. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong of Port Hope were Saturday evening guests of Mn. and Mns. Harold Green, and on Sunday Mn. and Mns. George Satterley, Bruce and Carolyn Satterley of Cobourg visited them. George is Harold's foster brother. At a special St. Paul's vestry meeting it was decided to purchase a new furnace for the cburch. The A.C.W. with their "Silent Tea" envelopes were able to contibute a considerable sum to the pro- ject and it was decided to hold a bake sale and card party in November at the Parish Hall to help finance the large undertaking. Last weekend Belle Smith and her guests, Mn. and Mrs. George Miller of Stonewall, Manitoba motored to Kitchener and spent a couple of days with Mn. and Mrs. Leonard Miller. While there they had a tour of the Elmira area and were especially fascinated when approximate- ly two hundred people left the Mennonite Chuncb by horse and buggy. The farms, especially of corn, in that district looked' most prosperous. Trip to Niagara Fonty-seven Golden Star Senior Citizens boarded the Tnavelways bus, diven by Bill Butchen, at eigbt o'clock on Wednesday morning for a most colonful tour to Niagara Falls. They visited the park at Brock's monument and had lunch in the beautiful setting of flowers and foliages which were in full bloom. The Marineland show was a sight to see as doîphins, whales and seals performed their many acts, and the animais and birds in the game field are well worth the trip. Since the Open Letter to Parents: "Dear Mom and Dad: "I hope you won't get mad at me for writing this letter, but you always told me neyer to keep back anything that ought to be brou ght out in the open. "Remember the other mor-ing when my team was playing and both of you were sitting watching? Weil, I hope you won't get mad at me, but you kind of embarrassed me. "Remember when 1 went after the puck in front of the net tr'ying to score and fell? I could hear you yeiling at the goalie for getting in my way and tripping me. But it wasn't hie fault - that'e what he ie eupposed to do. "Then do you remember yelling at me to get on the other sie of the blue Une? The coach told me to cover my man and I couldn t if I listened to you, and while I tried to decide they scored againet us. Then you yeiled at me for being in the wrong place. "But what really got me wae what happened after the game. You shouldn't hve jupd ailoer the chfoplln e ofhe ie He ' a pretty good oach a d a god uy, a n he k e w ha t he sa on . e i e, hes' ju t a vunteer comin down at ail houreo he day helping ukiejust becauee h e lo e s 8 p o rts "Andthen nei-ther ofyou soke to me the whole way hoýme. guess you were petty0soe at e fo0nt etting a gal.Ired awfully hard, but I geseIm ut a imyhockey lyr "Bu Ilov te ame I 'sa otof fun being with other kids and learning to compete. Its a goodt sport. But how can I learn if y ou don 't show me a good example? And anyhow, I thodight I was playing hockey for fun, to have a good time and to learn good sportsmanship. I didnt know you were going to get so upset because I couldn't become a star. Love, Your son." Sponsored in the interests of better hockey by D&R S ports and Ski Shop& 85 King St. W. 623-3421Bomnil day was cool, but very bigbt, the roaning falîs was a picture Canada can be proud of, and again tbe flowers on and around the meridian wene most deligbtful as tbe bus dniver toured the city of Niagara and pointed out the many bistoriedi points. Bright's Winery proved most interesting as the process of wine making was explained by the wine tour guides. The monstrous sized barrels of grapes and grape products made one realize the need for three bundred regular employees and two bundred part time workens. The vanlous types of the finished product were most appetizîng as biscuits and cbeese were served with the taste enjoyed by each kind, and the contents explained by the guide,ý Restaurants seem reluctant to accept bus loads of people, so we resorted to a dinner at the Ponderosa, which was served quickly and it was very tasty. It was a long day, but few complaints wene heard as we arrived home about ten-thirty. A Harvest Service will be held in St. PauI's Church on September 3th at 11:30 a.m. We -are so very fortunate in thîs country wbene food and clothing are ample and freedom is ours, that one day a year seems a very small portion to have an opportunity to attend churcb and thank our Heavenly Father for our many pivileges and commodities. So we invite a welcome anyone to attend the service on Sunday, September 3th. The Cavan United Chunch is holding an Anniversary Services this Sunday with cbunch service in the morning followed by an anniversary dinner and then at seven o 'dock is another evening service with special music. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ray Fry (Verda Braithwaite) and ber family in the loss of a husband and 'father, Ray Fredenick Fry. Those lef t to mourn his passing are wife, Verda, Mrs. Paul Waldie (Marilyn), Mrs. Wayne Ferguson (Donna) and Kenneth Fry of Peterborough. Harry of Dresden, Fred of Belleville and Doug of Orange- ville and also eleven grand- children. Mrs. Fred Hackenberg's father and mother have corne from Germany and have bought the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morley McGill. We welcome them, and despite the fact they know no English we hope they will enjoy living in Canada. Visiting recently with Tom and Ruth Jennings were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jennings of Elmwood, Ontario and Mrs. Amanda White of Brandon and Mrs. Harry Smith of the River Road, Lindsay, the latter two are sisters of Tom. They had just returned from a trip to Britain where they visited their old home town near ,Newcastle-on-Tyne, where ail the Jennings' family were born. Beverlee White was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower in the Bethany United Church basement when she was the recipient of many beautiful useful gif ts. Hostesses were Margaret Weatherilt, Debbie Smelt, Majorie, Coppins and Hazel Ryley. The evening began with a guessing contest which was won by Mary Lou Killaby. Beverlee and her wedding attendants Anne Gray, Dawn White and Mary Lou Killaby were called to places of honor and as gifts were opneed by Marilyn McGill and Susan Ryley and passed while the guests were enthused at the many lovely tokens of friend- ship for Beverlee. Eveny good wish is extended to Bevenlee and Ben as they begin their new life together. Beverlee thanked the ladies and spoke of a soft spot in hen heant for her Bethany fiends and invited them to visit hen. Congratulations to Dennis Ambrose, son of Mrs. Bunny Ambrose and the late Lanry Ambrose, as lhe graduated this week fnom his two year course at Radio School in Toronto. We wish Dennis much success in securing the position of his choice. It is witb heavy heants but kind thoughts that we Iearn this Sunday will be Mn. Wilben Gra4iam's last church service at Bethany United. Mn. Graham has had serious- heant complications and altbough he has two more years before full netinement he bas been fonced to give up bis clenical position. Mn. and Mrs. Graham have won the love and fiendship of bis rnany membens, and also they are beld in bîghest esteem by all wbo have had, the pivilege of associating with them. As they leave for their netinement home in Carleton Place our veny sincene prayers go witb them and may tbey enjoy many years of good bealth and bappiness. Mrs. Daisy Moulton of Campbellford spent a couple of days with ber parents, Mn. and Mrs. Henry Jakeman. Last weekend was a busy one' for the Plydesigns - Curvply Lifeline Committee in Orono. They were selling furniture made locally to help raise funds to support two and possibly four families of refugees from Indo-China. The furniture was obtained at wholesale prices from Plydesigns and Curvply and sold at very reasonable rates, with business flourishing. 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