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Yelverton News East Beach Residents Launch Massive Clean Up Projects The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 14,1983 5 Well, another school year has rolled around and with it a few changes are to be expected. Some wee tykes are venturing with anticipation anticipation and trepidation to their first day at school. Others return to school with mixed emotions: -- the school teachers with limited dread, no doubt, faced with coping with their charges for the next ten months. On the other side of the room, the students return -- some to enjoy the closer association association and sociability of their peers and possibly even a few with the intent of increasing increasing their knowledge to further their future livelihood livelihood in a chosen field. But, the majority, we presume, just go with the flow, following following in the line of least resistance resistance with no particular aim in life or direction. Likewise, we too are embarking embarking on a new year of journalistic malaise with the Bowmanville Statesman. Statesman. Seems like a lot of hyphenated words have gone over the water since September 1956 when we first started reporting the goings and comings of our Yelverton community. Congratulations are extended extended to Laurie and Clare Robinson on the birth of their brand new bouncing boy -- a 10 pounder, no less. He will be known in the future future as Aaron Richard Robinson. Sympathy is extended to the family of Aylmer Tomlinson Tomlinson of Balyduff who passed away suddently this week. Howard and Eileen Malcolm Malcolm hosted a garden party on Saturday evening in the form of a BBQ followed by a social evening. It also provided provided an opportunity for many of us to meet and get to know a little better our northern neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sopoci, their five daughters and their mates and families. Miss Lana Malcolm and Glenn Warburton entertained the group of some 35 guests to a number of musical numbers numbers with their guitar and violin music and Lana's vocalizing vocalizing on many numbers. Terry Malcolm was also observing observing his birthday on this occasion as well. Miss Mona Malcolm is registering registering this week in Waterloo University for her second term. She and friend Glenda Hodgson of Oakville have rented an apartment in Kitchener for the coming season and will be moving in shortly: Last Wednesday evening, many of the Directors of the Lindsay Branch ofUCO and their wives met at the cottage cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Simms at Potts Landing. Landing. Following a pleasant evening, Chairman Peter Atkins commented on the contribution made to our area cooperative by our retiring retiring General Manager Ben Haache and presented Marjorie Marjorie and Ben with a plaque suitably engraved and a pair of lovely silver goblets. All join in wishing the Haaches a pleasant change of pace in their semi-retirement. semi-retirement. A lovely lunch brought the evening to a close. Mr. Ivan McMillan expressed expressed our thanks to Ruth and Clarence Simms for their genial hospitality. Miss Mona Malcolm, Ronnie Ronnie Sharman and Bill Lynch attended the David Bowie concert in Toronto at the Exhibition on Sunday evening evening with a number of friends. Your scribe and first mate spent a couple of days this past week in Buffalo, New York, and attended a concert put on by that aging hippie Willie Nelson, along with some 17 -18 thousand other fans. We were fortunate fortunate to have a seat near the stage where we could get an excellent view and listen to the two hour concert put on by Willie and his five fellow musicians. We were amazed at the diverse crowd attending attending from "just kids" to middle middle aged clods like us. The standing ovation Willie and band received at the close of the concert was a pretty good indication of the loyalty loyalty of his fans. We also attended attended the Playboy Club in the Executive Hotel where we stayed. Ed's note: Watch those Bunnies Harvey. Mrs. Evelyn Werry hosted Eileen, Howard and Candy Malcolm to a dinner at her cottage in Caesarea on Sunday Sunday evening. A number of local residents attended Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lawrence's Lawrence's annual BBQ at the Devil's Elbow this week and report an enjoyable dinner and social evening. The Conservative party members members must be really enjoying enjoying the resurgence of popularity popularity after such a long drought following the party's recent successes in by-elections. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glas- bergen were honored by Marlene's family with a surprise surprise social gathering last Wednesday evening at the home of Jennifer and Bill Gilmer on the occasion of their 15th wedding anniversary. anniversary. At Yelverton United Church on Sunday a number of new hymn books were donated by Mrs. Au- drie Brown in memory of her late husband Donald Brown and by Mrs. Hazel HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE MainSt.,Orono 983-5115 SERVICING THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Susan Sawyer 983-5270 Nelda Dawson 983-9657 Gray in memory of her late husband Earl Gladstone Gray. These were dedicated by Mr. Dennis Fransky and gratefully accepted by Art Rowan, Clerk of the season. Sunday school opens for the fall term next Sunday, Sept. 11th. Yelverton U.C.W. Yelverton U.C.W. members members toured the A.R.C. Industries Industries printing shop in Lindsay on Sept. 1st. Later we took advantage of the lovely summer weather and had our meeting under a tree. Miss Lawrence Staples conducted the devotional devotional on Love. We can do all things with God's Love. She read a poem "Where There is Love," and closed with prayer. Fourteen members answered the roll call. In the Treasurer's report report it showed where two dozen communion glasses had been purchased and the quilt sold for $200. Thank-you notes were read from Hazel Gray for fruit, from Ann Hurren for flowers flowers for opening day at her toy shop in Lindsay, from Olga and Paul Sopocci's for use of dishes with $25 enclosed. enclosed. Our group is asked to have a booth at Brian and Jim Gray's sale on Sept. 17th. We are each to bake two pies and sandwiches will be made at the church. Ida Hurtig, Hazel Gray and Agnes Howe offered to decorate decorate the church for anniversary anniversary Sept. 25th when Lloyd Wilson of Uxbridge will speak. It was decided to charge $6.50 for adults, $3 for children and $3 for our own help at our beef dinner bn Oct. 10th at 3 p.m. Offering Offering was $9.20. Our Oct. meeting meeting is to be at Mrs. Lawrence Staples' home on Sept. 27th. We closed with the benediction. benediction. Later we all thoroughly enjoyed the home cooking at "Country Kitchen" restaurant where arrangements had previously previously been made. This report of Yelverton U.C.W. activities was supplied courtesy of their Sect. Mrs. Doris Rowan. Association for Bright Children The Northumberland and Newcastle chapter of the Association for Bright Children Children (ABC) will hold its next meeting at a new location. The meeting, which will be held at the Newcastle Public School, Beaver Street, Newcastle Newcastle on Tuesday, September 20th, 1983 at 7:30 p.m., will be of particular interest to parents as the new school year begins. The presentation will focus on parent-teacher interviews and will help parents to develop develop confidence and best meet the needs of their children, during those often brief meetings with the school personnel. personnel. Time for free discussion discussion and questions will be provided. All interested adults are welcome. The ABC is a registered non-profit organization that welcomes as members anyone interested in the welfare of bright children. For further information about the ABC or the coming meeting please call 623-7306. Dancsreise Classes to be held at the Bowmanville Lions Centre (downstairs) Fully qualified instructor: Linda Coolahan Beginning week of Sept. 12th, 1983 $30.00 per 10 week session (one class per week) Special rates on extra classes Morning or Evening Classes Available T uesdays and Thursdays REGISTRATION at LIONS CENTRE (upstairs) Thursday & Friday September 8th & 9th 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Have fun getting Into shape. ' ' •• '% ... 'v--. Mental Health Durham A United Way Project Monique came to the program program in 1979. She had difficulty difficulty with interpersonal relationships, relationships, lacked job-seeking skills, and a very low level of self-confidence. She was, however, unafraid of trying new ways of dealing with her problems, which brought her to Mental Health - Durham's Housing Program. During the course of her stay in long-term housing, Monique learned to deal with the everyday pressures of running a household, going to school, and working through routine problems with other residents. Over the period of two years, having held several voluntary positions and having achieved excellent grades at school, Monique showed signs of being ready to live in the community on her own. Since that time, Monique has kept up a regular correspondence correspondence with Housing Staff. She is currently undergoing a Registered Nurses Training Course. Mental Health - Durham is a United Way agency. Contact: Jim Kirkconnell Public Relations Oshawa - Whitby - Newcastle United Way 576-0210 Several members of the East Beach Improvement Improvement Association were on hand Saturday and Sunday Sunday in their initial effort to clean up the beach and make it more attractive for residents and visitors. visitors. They are hoping their efforts will also persuade persuade the town council to give them some help with heavy equipment to make the job somewhat easier. At the moment, they are using their own rakes, shovels and vehicles to haul the stumps and other debris to a central spot for removal. They would also ask uptown visitors to lend a hand by using the barrels for disposal rather than just throwing empty cans, cartons and other litter on the ground. The whole Brown family, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Kim Aide and young daughter Amanda, Ken Northey, Keith, Greg and Marion Baker and others were among the workers present on Saturday as shown in these photos. It's a big job, but the beach should look great when it's finished. Pentecostal Church. Surviving are six children Charles, Newcastle, Albert, Oshawa, Chris, Hampton, Cecil, Bowmanville, Hannah Farrpw, Newcastle, and Doreen Gordon, Orono, 22 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Morris Funeral Chapel on Friday, with Pastor Whitman Whitman officiating. Funeral music was by Helen McDonald. McDonald. Pallbearers were grandsons Dan, John, and Jeff Albin, Donald Burns, Doug Gordon and William Farrow. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Cemetery, Newtonville. OBITUARY HANNAH SOPHIA ALBIN The sudden death of Hannah Sophia Albin, aged 82, occurred occurred at Marnwood House, Bowmanville, on Wednesday, September 7th, 1983. Born at County Armagh, Northern Ireland, and educated educated in Ireland, she was the daughter of Carlton and Hannah Kane. On July 18, 1923, she married Williamson Albin. Previously residing at 2 Nelson Street, for the past three years, she had resided at Marnwood House. She was a member of the 50 Years Ago 1933 Officers for Inspectorate No. 1 of Northumberland Durham for this year are Hon. Pres. Col. E. E. Snider, B.A., Port Hope, Pres. Mervyn Hobbs, Haydon, Vice-Pres. Ruby Hobbs, Bowmanville, Sect'y-Treas. Doug Barton, Enniskillen, Executive Edgar Staples, Hampton, M. Malcolm, Janetville, Irene Hugh,, Port Hope, Vivian Bunner, Bowmanville, F. M. Fallis, Nestleton. Auditors J. H. Johnston and Bruce Clark, Bowmanville. Harry Rosevear's Port Hope Rink won the handsome Goodyear Trophy in the annual Civic Holiday Lawn Bowling Tournament staged by the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club last Monday. The winners defeated Fire Chief Gimblett's rink from Peterborough 11 - 7, completing completing the finals after midnight in a drenching rain. Rosevear's Rosevear's rink was composed of Jack McLaughlin, Harry Brownley, Frank Flood, and Harry Rosevear, skip. Twenty-seven rinks with 108 players competed in the event. Between three and four hundred citizens, representatives representatives of the entire district, attended the C.C.F.'s first mass meeting in Durham County, last Wednesday evening evening held in the Town Hall," Bowmanville, Miss Lorna A. Cotton, M.A., Ph.D., Militant Federation Crusader, addressed addressed the meeting. 25 Years Ago Thursday, September 18,1958 Jack Wilde, "Guelph, has been appointed as the professional professional for the Bowmanville Skating Club for the coming season and the executive feel that Mr. Wilde's qualities and abilities will enable him to do an excellent job for the club. He also will be the professional professional for the Port Hope Figure Skating Club. Rev. H. A. Mellow of North- minster United Church, Oshawa, conducted the service service at Trinity United Church on Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, at which the Rev, William K. Houslander was inducted as the new minister of Trinity. New Service Manager - We welcome A1 Taylor to the town's front street. He has joined Western Tires as their new service manager. He is a son of the well known mechanic mechanic Wes Taylor of Cowan Equipment Company, and for several years has been employed employed as mechanic at Roy W. Nichols Garage in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Prior to the meeting of the Bowmanville Public School Board held at Vincent Massey School on Thursday evening, September 11th, the members aoù Distant went to the residence of Clinton Clinton C. Lunney, Wellington Street, to honour him in recognition recognition of his service of more than 25 years as caretaker of the Central School. 10 Years Ago Thursday, September 12,1973 Miss Nancy Goodwin had returned to Lakehead University University for fourth year studies in Physical Education. Mr. Gary Crombie returned home this week from a vacation vacation in the British Isles and Western Europe. On Sunday afternoon the Zion Cuties played Port Perry Lumber at Zion to raise money for local community projects. Team members for the Cuties were Rosie Scott, Berniece Huckster, Sweetie Rout, Boby Bishop, Vickie Rout, Lulu Sally, Big Bertha Bell, Pauline Boynton, Cecilia Pensent, Dianna Baird, Racquet Welch, Betsy McKenna, Bubbles McKenna, Mavis Grant, Bev Cory, Viola Little, Rene Jeffery and Joyce Cook. During the ladies golf championship game on Saturday Saturday at Bowmanville Country between Mrs. Marchut and Joyce Lyle, Mrs. Marchut's drive went into the woods. Down several holes and after searching and not finding her own ball, she found one on which was printed "Have faith -keep smiling" and went on to win the match. Bigger Pictures Plus Fast Accurate Service FREE! 5x7 Enlargement with every C41-110, 126-135 film processed. 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