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I A* Haydon Folks Take in Westgate Races The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 20,1984 ENNISKILLEN NEWS 15 Saturday, June 23rd Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements The property of Victor R. Woodford, Lot 17, Con. 8 Smith Twp. Farm machine sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2 Lindsay at 1:00 p.m. Cattle sale - 165 head of Simmental cattle at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 2 Lindsay at 7:30 p.m. Machinery - 1976 M.F. 1085 diesel tractor with cab, power steering, 3400 hrs. 1980 M.F. 184-4 4 wheeled drive diesel tractor with 236 Quick Attach loader, 1976 M.F. 880 4-16's semi-mount plough, 1976 M.F. 520 tandem disc 14'. New Idea 279 hay Cut- Ditioner PTO. 1979 M.F. 560 round baler, PTO. 1980 New Idea 244 tandem manure spreader with hydraulid tail gate. 1970 John Deere 1240 trail corn planter. 1976 George White field sprayer 3 pt. 22' booms. 1973 John Deere 24T baler PTQ. Bush Hog rotary mower 3 pt. PTO. Sanderum 29 tooth cultivator 3 pt. 1979 New Holland big bale lifter, other items. Cattle - 165 head of Simmental cattle. 65 mature Simmental cows Vi blood to Purebreds with 63 Simmental calves by side. 5 Simmental springers Vi blood to fullblood. 4 Simmental cows open. 3 Simmental bulls. 25 Simmental full blood heifers 1 yr-old. 2 Simmental steers. Terms cash. No reserve. NOTE - Machine sale 1:00 p.m. - Hickson Sales Arena. Cattle sale 7:30 p.m. - Lindsay Community Sale Barn. Carl and Greg Hickson auctioneers, Reaboro 705-324- 9959 or 324-2774. 24- 2SN Auction Sale Saturday, June 23rd 6:00 p.m. at Pearce Auction Centre, Shirley Rd., 4 miles south of Port Perry With Massey Harris 22 tractor, Int. 46 baler, 7' hay mower, 16' tandem flat trailer, buggy, 8' box trailer, Mexican saddle, metal ice box, clawfoot bath tub, oak dresser, wash stand, wooden bed stead, Bavarian china, copper kettle and boiler, carpets, new tackle boxes, smoke alarms, small wicker pieces, electric fans and more to be brought in yet. Managed and sold by Pearce Auction Service 985-7492. 25- 1SN Wed., July 4 at 7:30 p.m. Holstelns • Auction Sale of Fresh and Whole Cows and Bred and Open Heifers Selling at the Wilson's Sales Arena, Uxbridge, featuring a fresh 4 year old, good plus Senator with a beautiful udder with a heifer calf by Butler view Mattador - a candidate for very good classification. A bred heifer due to Astro-Jet, her dam has 159-175. Several,, fresh registered and grade cows and heifers. Consignments now being taken for this sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. 25-2S Saturday, June 23,10:00 a.m. Large auction sale of antiques and collectibles, farm machinery, gravel truck, campers and house trailer, the property of Russell Allbright and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colwell, R.R. 1, Claremont, Lot 11, Cone. 5, Uxbridge Twp., 4 mi. north of Claremont and 1 mi. east on Sideroad 10 or 1 mi. south of Coppins Corner on Brock Rd., then 1 mi. east. NOTE: This is a large sale. Mr. Allbright is giving up his home and everything must be sold. Kenmore. electric stove, Moffat combination fridge and freezer, Palmer upright piano, gingerbread clock, antique high chair with cane back, set of press back chairs, antique bedroom suite, extension table, 2 antique gramophones, 2 antique baby cribs, battery radio, antique dresser, press back rocker, milk cans, old 78 records, antique tools, round oak table, buffet, portable TV, Aladdin lamp, coal oil lamps, 6 gal. . dash churn, crock, dishes, moustache cup, toilet set, antique frames, linens, silver tea service, set of lamps, collection of 50 different bells, antique scales, trunk, antique tools, 2 guns (shot gun pump, 30-30 rifle), 4 swivel chairs, kitchen cabinet, antique dishes, 20 cord of split wood, aluminum boat and trailer, Mercury 20 h.p. motor, 150 watt yard light ■ vapour, Ultra-line 11W slide in camper complete with shower, fridge, etc., Prowler 76 5th wheel 32Vy camper, fully equipped including bath, 1969 GMC % ton truck with Shamrock camper, 1980 Int, 1900 series tandem dump truck (466 motor, 14V2 Lua, 60" spread, certified), 1967 Ford Mustang car, J-D 2010 Crawler, 600' galvanized irrigation pipe, 1000' 2" plastic pipe, 60 double rabbit cages with nesting boxes, feeder, water, J-D 2 row potato planter, 2 furrow plow, Cockshutt combine, number of horse drawn implements, large quantity of scrap, several old cars. This Is a large sale, will start promptly at 10 a.m. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 24-2S Thursday, June 28 Sale Time: 6:30 p.m. Auction sale of furniture, tools and appliances, the property of Mr. Gordon Corner in the village of Columbus, 4 miles north of Oshawa on Simcoe St. North, including apartment size freezer, fridge - 1 year old, 24 inch G.E. stove, electric organ - Kimball Swinger 300, oval dining room table with 3 leaves, centre pedestal, 4 chairs, secretary desk with display front, living room suite, reclining chair, buffet with mirror, 3 wardrobes, spool bed, bedroom suite, wash stand, dresser, mantel clock, corner cupboard, end tables and lamps, Meakin dishes, mustache cup, Hoover vacuum cleaner, copper boiler, old sewing machine, press back rocker, 2 lawn mowers, tiller, hump back truck, garden tools, fencing, ladders. House sold. Moving to Seniors apartment. Terms cash or good cheque. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible for accident or injury in connection with this sale. Auctioneers Don and Phil Cochrane. 985-2788. ' 25-1S Large Clearance and Consignment Auction Friday, June 22, 10 a.m. sharp Sales held 4th Friday of each month. Approximately 75 tractors, 25 combines and over 300 pieces of all types of new and used farm equipment. One of Ontario's fastest growing monthly Farm Equipment Consignment Auctions. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment, Highway #6, Wiarton, Ontario. Phone (519) 534-1638 or 534-2980. 25-1SN Saturday, June 23 Sale Time: 11:00 a.m. Levinson Dry Goods 177 Queen St., Port Perry Selling by Public Auction at the rear of the store, the remaining stock from over 40 years of business in the same location of clothing, some from the 50's and 60's, T-shirts to tuxedoes, slippers to snowmobile boots, toe rubbers to hip waders, pantyhose to boned corsettes, ladies and childrens wear, work clothing for men, yard goods and towels, racks, shelving, counters and cash registers. Furniture: cedar-lined chest of drawers and matching dresser, chesterfields and 2 matching chairs, 4-seater chesterfield and chair, old chest of drawers, bedroom suite, rugs, harvest table, old oak chair, odd tables, old record player, lamps, some dishes, 2 large old crocks, step ladder. Building sold. Entire stock must go! Terms cash or good cheque. Auctioneer and, owner not responsible for accidents or injury in connection with this sale. Note: Sale time 11:00 a.m. June 23rd. Auctioneers Phil and Don Cochrane 985-2788. 25-1S Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King St. East Bowmanville FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'jiulhoriuJ Dialir Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details HAYDON NEWS On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Norm (Doris) Patterson of Blackstock were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Love (Penny), Blackstock were callers of her sister, Diane and John Adams and they all went to Westgate Speedway on Saturday evening. On Sunday, the Adams visited visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie (Liz) Adams at Blackstock and then in the evening Mr. and Mrs. John (Dora) White of Courtice called at the Adams'. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and Miss Cora Degeer called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Degeer and boys, Blackstock on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Atkinson Atkinson (Mary Ellen), Toronto were Father's Day visitors with Lars and Doric Christensen. Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Philips, Newcastle had their wee daughter Amanda christened Sunday morning at Tyrone United Church and then were luncheon guests with her mother and brother Kay and Dave Buttery. Other guests for the luncheon luncheon were Grandma Sim and Ann Plazek of Bowmanville, Gramma Philips and Mr. and Mrs. Louis (Velma) Philips, Tyrone, Janice Craig from Hampton, and Mr., and Mrs. Scott (Carla) Philips and Christa of Bowmanville. Mr. David Buttery visited with the Parson Family in Colborne on Saturday. Mrs. Val Lloyd playing with Enniskillen Lobb Ball team sponsored by Gary's Garage played on Saturday and Sunday in the Lobb Ball Tournament Tournament at the Memorial Park at Bowmanville and won the Division Game. Sorry to hear that Doug Paterson was taken to Bowmanville Bowmanville Hospital last Friday after he had an accident with a dirt bike just close to home. - We wish the best for Doug and hope he'll soon be out and going again. Ms. Linda McCormick, Newcastle was a recent caller of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy. Mr. Guy Kennedy who has been recuperating from an accident and Miss Cindy McLaurin, Oshawa visited with Cecil and Norma Kennedy, Nick and Brandee. Mrs. Kennedy would like to remind everyone of the Beaver, Scout and Cub 1st Enniskillen Pack of the Family Picnic tbis Saturday, June 23) at- the Enniskillen^ Conservation ParkT- Games Galore. - Fun for all. Little Andrew Millson, son of Steve and Cindy was christened christened at Tyrone church on Sunday, with Reverend Dawn Vaneyk, formerly of Tyrone officiating - with Pastor Joe Lafave assisting witli a towel. Luncheon guests with the Millsons following church were grandparents Mr. anu Mrs. Alfred (Peggy) Millson and Mr. and Mrs. Don (Ruth) Cowle, Bowmanville, Leslie and Marie Goble, Margie, Leslie and Johnny, from Bethany, Mr. and Mrs. John McKeene, Garden Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Blair (Marilyn) Vaneyk, Tyrone R.R., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mairs, Jenny and Mandy, Bowmanville, Mr. Donny Cowle and Miss Cheryl Ellis, Bowmanville and Mr. Ken Cowle also from town. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Millson, Jenny and wee Jesse were callers with the Steve Millson family on Sunday. At the Enniskillen Field Day, Miss Wendy Blackburn was in eight events and won eight firsts in her age category, category, - now that's winning. She brought home a Gold Medal and at Hobbs School at the Track and Field Day, Wendy was in four events and won first in all four in her age category, and won her Gold Medal. Congratulations Wendy. Miss Charlene Potts of Enniskillen School Grade six competed in the Track and Field Day at the Hobbs Sr. Public School and won a Silver Medal. Congratulations Charlene, (for her 100 m. long jump relay.) Mrs. Barbara Wood and son Aaron was a Wednesday visitor visitor with Mr, Art Trewin and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Will (Lucy) Trewin of Oshawa were visitors.with visitors.with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin and Paul for Father's Day, Mrs. Jean Slemon and Mrs. Jean Garrard attended the Enniskillen U.C.W. meeting at the home of Mrs. Joan Spcakman. The guest speaker was Mrs. Corrigan of Toronto wiio is a Registered Nurse and she gave an interesting talk of her experiences with the Sick Children's Hospital and also St. Margaret's Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon called on Mrs, Albert Wright, Blackstock who was celebrating celebrating her 90th birthday. She lives witli her daughter Mrs. Jean Trewin, Blackstock. Mrs. Mary Spry and Ashley, Toronto, spent the weekend with Jack and Gladys Potts, Mary is working very hard on her course which will last for another few weeks. Mr. J. Spry left for England where he will be studying in a six week chef course so we wish them both good luck. Mrs. Carl Rusaw accompanied accompanied her husband Wayne to the east coast last week and on their return stopped off at his mother's Mrs. Muretta Rusaw of Colborne for Saturday night. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rusaw joined in with a family gathering at her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chatten, Colborne for Father's Day. Mrs. Cecile Bertrim attended attended a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Shirley Stainton for Brian McGill's fiance Diane. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Bertrim joined with the family at her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Schoonderbeek, Enniskillen for Father's Day - and to celebrate their thirty- sixth wedding anniversary and to get Cecile's birthday going. So Happy Birthday and Congratulations Folks. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Brent Cochrane. His grandmother Mrs. Martin who had turned ninety-nine lately passed away. Mrs. Jean Slemon and Blanche Jones joined with sixteen ladies from Tyrone last Wednesday and went to Cullens Country Barns at 1 Steeles Ave. east and Kennedy Road at Toronto. It's quite different from the Cullen Gardens at Whitby and certainly has much to see. Many lovely eating places and three floors of wares to buy - crafts to see and scads and scads of beautiful flowers to be purchased. We all enjoyed our outing and each other's company, arriving back in Tyrone around four p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain attended the Read-Dow wedding wedding on Saturday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at Bowmanville, with the reception being held at Tyrone Community Centre. The groom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. Swain. Mrs. Ina Beryl Dudley, Bowmanville was a Sunday visitor with her mother - Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain. Mr. Ken Miller of Oshawa was a Monday supper guest with Weir and Meta Swain. We're pleased to hear Kevin Laverty who was taken to the hospital Friday was able to be home on Monday feeling much better. Mrs. Diane Exely and Brian, Oshawa called on Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laverty, Katie and Jack. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Graham, Newcastle had their baby (Sadie) christened at Enniskillen Enniskillen church on Sunday with Fred and Sybil Graham being her Godparents. Following the services, the Ashtons and Grahams gathered gathered at Haydon Centre for lunch. There were Mrs. Walter Rahm, Bowmanville, Roy and Lorna Graham, and Ross and Jean Ashton, Ronald and Ray Ashton, Fred and Sybil Graham, Mrs. Karen and Timothy Ashton, Hampton, Ian and Cheryl Graham, Craig, Darren and Leslie, Michael and Sheryl Strenge, Laura and David from Scarborough, Tom and Rena Potts, Charlene and Christopher, Frank and Beth Nielsen, Brenda and Brian, Ray and Gail Cameron. Shanna, Shawn, Krista and Kory from Pontypool, Grant, Ashton, Allan Ashton and Angela Kent, Oshawa and of course Kyle and Barbara Graham and Sadie, Newcastle. Newcastle. Ron, Jan and Kevin Mayer and their guest Mrs. Loane and Jennifer Fowler from Kitimat B.C. spent the weekend weekend before last visiting with Di, Wayne, Deb and Kate Sheedy in New Leskard. They had a great time treasure hunting in Grandma Sheedy's backyard, digging up tons of antique bottles. Last weekend Jan and Kevin Mayer, Loane and Jenny Fowler spent in Ottawa visiting Grandma and Grandpa Pople and their brother Les Schryburt came up from California to complete complete the family reunion. Jan says she is naming her kid goat which was born on Jennifer's birth date, so as a namesake they are going to name her Jennifer too. - I wonder how Jennie will like that when she gets old enough to understand. ( Intended for Last Week ) Mr, and Mrs. Steven Millson attended Spirit Day at Tyrone on Saturday and as days go it was fun. Miss Mandy Mairs, Bowmanville stayed over Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen Christensen was pleased to have their cousin Mrs. Thelma Warbur- ton from Scotts Valley, California California for four days, before she went lier way to Prince Edward Island. - That Wednesday, her brother Harry Galbraith and daughter Susan from Oshawa were evening dinner guests with her and Lars and Doric. Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Alice) Mason, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta visited with her parents and Sandy on Monday after having arrived on Friday for Douglas Mason's graduation and their first cousin's wedding on Saturday, A heavy weekend then back home again by Tuesday. Mr. Jim Jones and Mrs. Meta Kellar, Oshawa, were Monday luncheon guests with Jack and Blanche Jones to visit with sister Alice and Bill Mason from Alberta. Sunday, June 10th, the Trewin clan gathered at Haydon Community Centre for their family picnic and in the evening following supper they had a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Mark (Sherry) Trewin. Saturday, June 9th was the day the Rahm families held their picnic at the Haydon Community Centre with the special part of celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahm's fifty- ninth wedding anniversary and also the thirty-ninth anniversary anniversary for Roy and Lorna Graham. - So we say Congratulations Congratulations to these folks and may you have many more happy, healthy anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lloyd, Sarah and Nicola and Mr. D. Pickles enjoyed themselves at Tyrone Spirit Day and then later helped out at the Brownie and Guide Bake Sale at Enfield when the Quilt display display was a pleasure to see. On June 11, Club 21 ladies held their meeting at the Centre with Val Lloyd as chairlady and as captain of Group 2. Minutes of the May meeting were read by Eileen Blackburn Blackburn in the absence of the Secretary. Bev. Cochrane gave the Treasurer's report and the Roll Call was answered. 12 members and one visitor. Meta Swain read two readings - Advice to a city girl that married a farmer. The minutes of June 1983 meeting were read and business of our July 2nd Salad Tea was dealt with... Meta Swain asked and recorded the baking and dona tions from each one for the tea. The price of the Tea this year is to be $5.50 for adults and $2.50 for children 12 years and under, with serving to start at 4 p.m. Blanche Jones to look after advertising for two weeks prior to the Tea in Coming Events in The Canadian Statesman and the Independent. Independent. Wilbur Blackburn and Fred Ashton are asked to sell tickets for the Tea again. All of the positions are to be filled the same as last year if they will act. Jan Mayer and Rena Potts to make tea. Reama Ashton and Alfred Garrard to look after seating the supper guests and we are to once again ask Cliff Pethick for more benches for the lawn for that day. Eileen will look after purchasing purchasing bread. The ladies work schedule is Saturday evening at 7 p.m. at V. Lloyd's to stuff turkeys. Sunday afternon to set tables in the Centre and Sunday evening at 7 p.m. at Val's for Salad making. All help will be appreciated. Meta Swain asked the ladies about catering jobs as the meeting is to take place at the Lions Centre June 20th. We even decided our date for the Christmas Pot Luck Supper - December 8th. Gladys Potts would like a volunteer to take her job of a garden judge for our August 19th Bicentennial Picnic. Lunch was served by Group two. Next meeting should be on September 10th with group three taking charge - Eileen Blackburn, Bev Cochrane, Jean Garrard, Jean Slemon, and Toni Sarrugia. NEWTONVILLE Mr. Harvey Burley of Bridgenorth was a caller with Mrs. Don Vinkle on Wednesday. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Bea and Mary Jones visited visited with Mrs. Gertie Rowe, Mrs. Gladys Owens and Mrs. Vi Gilmer at the Northumberland Place of Port Hope. The 1st Newtonville Brownies held a Mother and Daughter Pot luck supper supper at the home of Mrs. Marion Marion Knapp; _the___Brownie Owl. Badges and gifts were given to the girls for their good work all year. Mothers received rose stick pins in appreciation for their help each week. Guest of honor was Grandma Brown Owl Fern Thertell from Campbellcroft. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson visited with Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey Tizzard, Port Hope, on Friday evening. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood and Scott, all of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood and Lindsay of Whitby, Mr. Floyd Wood and Miss Leslie Mohun of Oshawa visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood for Father's Day. Several attended the Father's Day annual Beef Barbeque at Newcastle Community Hall on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Reg Falls and Mr. Don Vinkle were at Canal Lake for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mcln- nes, Mr. and Mrs. Jim English English and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mclnnis were among those who attended the Shriners Spring Ceremonial held this year at Niagara Falls over the weekend. A special open house was held at the Newtonville Community Hall to honor Miss Sylvia Ruegger with over 160 guests attending. She was escorted to the hall by George Elliott in one of his antique cars. A small program was held at three o'clock with Mr. John Vel- huis as chairman. Presentations Presentations of mementos, commemorating commemorating pins and flags were presented to her by: Mr. Allan Lawrence for Canada, Mr. Sam Cureatz for the province of Ontario; Mr. Garnet Rickard, Town of Newcastle, Betty Kerr of Port Hope on behalf of the Centennial Group of Port Hope, and Mr. Frank Stapleton, on behalf of Newtonville and Port Granby, a hand made pillow and an enlarged photograph photograph of her achievement run in Ottawa in May. Mr. Ed Iload played a musical number, Her parents were also introduced and Jean Payne thanked the rest who in anyway helped make this day as enjoyable and memorable as possible for her. Sylvia also spoke and thanked everyone and says she has been running 110 miles a week and her big day would be her 28 mile marathon run in Los Angeles, California on August August 5th. The Brownies of Newtonville Newtonville knit squares and made two doll blankets and sold tickets in their pack. The two lucky girls were Heather Lynn and Loria Pitts. The proceeds from the tickets went to Brenda Knapp for her Switzerland trip on August 11th. This was given to her on the evening of the pot luck supper. supper. Wednesday evening visitors visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zealand of Port Hope. The marriage ceremony of Miss Sherry Raye Staple- ton and Mr. Barry Wood was held in the United Church on Saturday, June 16th with Rev. Mark Elliott of Maple Grove officiating. Miss Kim Gilmer was the soloist. The reception was held at the arena, Orono, with the members of Newtonville United Church Women catering catering immediately following following the dance. A fortieth wedding anniversary anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Murray Porter was held at Brownsdale Community Centre on Saturday evening. evening. They were storekeepers storekeepers where McQuats now operate. operate. Several friends and relatives attended and they received gifts and a gilt of money. Mrs. Mary Vinkle is attending attending the sessions of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario Ontario in Toronto on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday where she will receive her commission as District Deputy Deputy President of the Rebekah Rebekah Lodge in this District. The following infant daughters were baptized at Newtonville Church Sunday Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. G. Rutherford of Welcome, Welcome, Melissa Edna Searle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Searle., Lindsay Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walters and Kristyn Marie Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Jones. The greeters at the door for Sunday church services were Lena Clysdale and Misses Bonny and Sharon Stapleton. The choir sang "Heavenly Sunlight". Mr. Frank Stapleton led in the service and presented his sermon on "Submitting to Leadership." The two large containers of flowers were from the Wood - Stapleton wedding and the two plants at the front of the church in memory of all fathers. During During the service the following following were presented with their pins and bars for attendance attendance at Sunday School by Marlene Stacey, assisted by Frank who also gave each a book from the Church -- Nadine Staple- ton, Sharon Stapleton, Beverley Beverley Stacey, Jeff Staple- ton, Shaunna Mclnnes, Tricia, Tara and Steven Stapleton, Jan and Ryan Farrow, Dawn and Marsha Langstaffe, Aaron and Mark McNair, and Dale and Stephanie Ibbotson, Immediately Immediately following the service service their annual picnic with games and lunch was held. A meeting of the members of the Barbeque was held also, alter church, to be held on the church grounds on Sunday, July 1st and tickiis arc still available -- for adults $6.00 and children children under 12 at$4.00, from 4 till 7 o'clock. The U.C.W. meeting was held June 13th at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Joan Speakman. President Merle Avery welcomed welcomed everyone and read a poem "If you were being busy." Minutes were read and approved. Correspondence and announcements were dealt with. Donations were given to several worthy organizations. The meeting was turned over to the group in charge. Annie Wright led in singing. "Climbing Jacob's Ladder." Lois Nimigon read the poem "Climb till your dream comes true." We all thoroughly enjoyed the music of two very talented young people, Janet and Glen Cain from Hampton. They both played Piano Accordians. Some of the selections were "Waltz Dianne", "Progressive "Progressive March Jr.", "Remembrance", "Remembrance", "Cat and the Mouse", "Softly and Tenderly", Tenderly", "Nearer My God to Thee", "Somewhere" and a duet "Cuckoo." Annie thanked them and presented them with a token of appreciation. Devotion Devotion was given by Doreen Lamb and Margaret Stainton. Doreen read the poem "In God's Garden." Devotion was from Mark 4 - verse 1 - 9 using the Parable of the sower. The •offering was taken and dedi- 1 cated with prayer by Doreen. Lois then introduced her daughter Sandra Corrigan, a graduate nurse of Durham College in 1974, nursed at Children's Hospital, Toronto, Princess Margaret, continued her studies at university to get a teaching degree. Her talk of her work and the different patients from Children's to Princess Margaret, all of them a loving and learning experience. She continued her career teaching nursing at Mohawk College, Sarnia, then her work as a health nurse, now learning to be a mother with a little boy, living and still working at Oakville. Truly an example of "climbing "climbing till your dream comes true." Barbara thanked our speaker and gave her a token of appreciation. We sang "Kum Ba Yah". Merle closed with our theme. A delicious lunch was served by the committee, 32 ladies and four guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Richardson and Bob, Lotus, Brian Hall, Clinton, Judy Virtue, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill, Mr. and Mrs. John Borrowdale were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin attended the 50th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. John Burrows at Hampton on Saturday afternoon. afternoon. Enniskillen Garage Ladies Lob Ball won the D. Championship Championship which was held in Bowmanville. Denise Gerritts won most valuable player and they really played well. Mr. and Mrs. George Lead- beater and family, Oshawa were Father's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater. Mrs. Fred Cameron, Zion, Mrs. Vivian, Oshawa, Ever- ette Sanderson, Orillia were recent visitors of Mr. Adam Sharp. Mr. Edgar Wright had his family call on him on Father's Day. Mrs. Jim Muller was a luncheon guest. Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton attended the Graduation Ceremony Ceremony of granddaughter Miss Lori Cryderman from Sir Sandford Fleming College held at Peterborough Memorial Memorial Centre. Congratulations Lori. Miss Marguerite Wright, Mrs. Nora Featherstone - Haugh, Oshawa, called on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Carrie Patricia, Michelle Beverley and Steven Ronald Whitbread, son and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. Whitbread. Newtonville Brownies Mother-Daughter Supper Gilhatt Family foods 225 King St. E., Bowmanville -<$> y / BANANAS 9 ( LB. LIMIT 5 LBS. 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