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I I Library Hosts Teddy Bear Picnic The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. August 1,1984 15< ■J* _ Xllt- VycUlUUlUil ulcULhilldll. J3UW JIldllN 111U, /YUkUSL 1, lu Many Visitors in Haydon and Area IA VnnM MI7U1C it n.in_ l c m. _ 1 _ • i V«A- Dozens of Teddy Bears were seen at a picnic behind the Bowmanville Public Library last Wednesday afternoon. The Teddy Bears Picnic was part of the library's summer program for kids. It was a perfect opportunity for stuffed animal lovers like these two, to spend some time with their favorite bear while listeningto stories, playinggames and, of course, eatingsnacks. Fire Department Report A late-night fire on Mill St., in Newcastle Village demolished demolished a garage and destroyed destroyed garden equipment last Thursday. Gregg Cordon, platoon chief for the Town of Newcastle Newcastle Fire Department, said the blaze was reported ay 11:52 p.m. on July 26. The building was owned by Alfred Guiette, of 107, Mill St. S. Damage to the building and contents was estimated at $6,000 to $8,000. Garden ing equipment, including lawn mowers, a roto-tiller, and a riding lawn mower with attachments were amongthe items destroyed. Cause of the fire is still under investigation. HAYDON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Blackburn Blackburn and Carol of Oshawa, and Doug and Norma Blackburn Blackburn attended the birthday party for Kyle who was a year old. This was held at Maple Grove. Mrs. Vivian Dunn and sons of South Carolina who have been visiting with Wilber and Eileen Blackburn have returned returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leonard (bride and groom) called on their aunt and uncle - Lars and Dorie Christensen on their way back home to Fort McMurray, Alberta. Visitors this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lloyd, Sarah, Nicola and Mr. Donald Pickles were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jardine and Nathan from Saddle River, New Jersey. Jersey. Over last weekend, Mr. Steve Millson played in a lobb ball tournament (Terry Fox) in Oshawa at the Radio Park. Mr. and Mrs. S. Millson and children visited the Bowmanville Bowmanville Zoo and called on Mr. and Mrs. Murry Finney and children children of Bowmanville in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Peter (Deloris) Bleich of Galt were weekend guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alf Millson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin had a lovely dinner at the Dutch Oven Restaurant on Saturday evening celebrating Art and June's thirty-third wedding anniversary. Congratulations Congratulations folks. - My how time flies and after doing up Cliff's sale they returned to □ MAN SAVE 3.00 LADIES' SLEEVELESS HOODED TOPS Pouch pocket & drawstring. hood. Poly/cotton knit available available In pink, lilac, yellow or white. Sizes S.M.L. Our reg. 10.99 8171828 SPECIAL! GIRLS' 'RAINBOW' CORD PANTS Clean front, straight leg cords with web belt. 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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spry and Ashley, Toronto were callers with Jack and Gladys Polls, then left to visit with his parents at Col borne on Sunday. Jim has had quite the time for six weeks while taking a chef's course in England, visiting in France and Scotland. Mr. Sandy Jones and Mother have returned from their trip on Tuesday evening. - They visited for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mason at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, then to Jasper and started the way back home. One thing we found out. - We can get lost easier than anyone anyone else and as a navigator -1 failed. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. George (Robin) Bowman, Bowman, Jimmie and Melissa, Bowmanville called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy. Through the week Mr. and Mrs. C. Kennedy, Nick and Brandee visited with Mr. Guy Kennedy and Miss Cindy McClure, Oshawa. I understand through the grapevine that Play Off in the Tyrone Athletic Association will be starting very soon - and it could be worth coming to see. Mr. Bob and Steve McCormick, McCormick, Newcastle were morning morning visitors with Cecil and Norma Kennedy and children on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Trewin, Oshawa were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin. We of Haydon would like to extend the nicest of Birthday wishes to Mrs. Alice Thompson Thompson of Bowmanville. Can't hit the exact year but we know it's over ninety, but then one should never ask a lady's age. So Happy Birthday from all your Haydon Friends. Miss Wendy Blackburn has been a very busy little lady vacationing - she spent one week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Hover at Smiths Falls and another week ip Ottawa with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Chris McFarland and Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Blackburn Blackburn visited this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. McFarland, Ottawa and Wendy returned home with them. She is now spending a few days with Auntie Carol at Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith visited with Kyle and Barbara Graham and Sadie, Newcastle, Newcastle, on Sunday and were dinnerguests. Saturday little Miss Brenda Nielsen turned fiye years old and celebrated by having a Birthday Party supper. She had Gramma and Grampa from Enniskillen - Aage and Ruth Nielsen and Susan, Gramma and Grampa next door, Ross and Jean Ashton and Grant, Uncle Ray and Uncle Ronald Ashton, Mrs. Sheryl Strenge, David and Laura, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle (Barb) Graham and Sadie, Newcastle, Mrs. Karen Ashton and Tim, Hampton and friend Mr. Don Dair, Whitby and Uncle Allan Ashton and friend Miss Angela Kent of Oshawa. Now we know she had a happy birthday, don't we? Sunday evening callers with Frank and Beth Nielsen were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Debby) Williams from Toronto. (Intended for Last Week) On Sunday last, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Blackburn, Wayne and Joan and children from Orono and Carol from Oshawa and Mrs. Vivian Dunn and two sons from South Carolina, who are visiting with her sister Eileen and family enjoyed a picnic at Caesarea Lake. Mrs. Kay Buttery visiting friends at Oshawa, saw a few of the Tall Ships everyone seems to be talking about. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen Christensen motored to Summerside, P.E.I. last week to visit with Dorie's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henderson and attended Joan Henderson's wedding to Mr. Tom Leonard. Both the bride and groom have been working in Fort McMurray, Alberta, but since they both came from Down East, came back home to be married. We're sorry to hear that Mr. and Mrs. David Atkinson (nee Christensen), Toronto, were unable to attend the wedding because of Mr. Atkinson's father's sudden death. We extend our sympathy to Mary Ellen and David. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Houseman of Calgary, Alberta flew home and arrived July 15th and spent most of a week with Alfred and Jean Garrard, Barrie and Lori, and of course with Shirley's mother, Mrs. Vera Garrard of Strathaven. They left Friday to go to Alliston where it was hoped they were to meet with friends of Bernie's from the war days before returning to Calgary on Monday night. Mrs. Blanche Jones is accompanying Sandy Jones and driving west hoping to visit with Bill and Alice Mason at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Last Monday and Tuesday, Mrs. Jan Mayer and Mrs. Val Lloyd went to Combermere near Barrie's Bay to bring Jan's niece Vicki Schryburt home and they stayed over. Then on Saturday and Sunday Val played Lobb Ball with her team sponsored by Gary's Garage were in the tournament at Tyrone. She didn't report any big wins but we expect they did alright. Master Stacy Bleich of Gall is spending a few weeks with Steve and Cindy Millson and boys. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Steve Millson entertained friends to a hayride around about the Conservation Area. Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Donna) Mairs, Mandy and Jenny, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Murry (Gail) Finney, Jeffery and Sarah Town, Mr. Garry Read, Kristie and Lisa, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Millson and Jenny and friend Matthew, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Leslie and Johnny Goble, Bethany, Jimmie and Erin Wolfe, Ottawa, Stacy Bleish, Galt, and joined with Steve, Cindy and Adam for hot dogs and hamburgers. - Now that sounds good. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Steve Millson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Les Goble of Bethany and attended Mr. and Mrs. Gordon (Barbara) Mill- son's twenty-fifth anniversary dance at Orono Arena. Sunday found Steve and Cindy, Adam and Andrew Millson enjoying the Cowle picnic at Thistle Valley Park. Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Kim) Polls and John, Kincardine, Mrs. Mary Spry and Ashley, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Deb (Sue) Potts and girls from Long Sault were guests with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts to visit with Uncle Deb and Aunt Margaret Martin of Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Deb Polls, Barbra and Stephanie stayed with his Dad and Mother for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Martin have been staying with his sister, Gladys and Jack Polls for a month. They have left to visit with their daughter, daughter, Mrs. Carol Edward of Lima, New York, before returning returning home to Florida. We wish Mr. John Roth a complete recovery. He is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital having undergone a hip operation. Mrs. Norma Kennedy, Nick and Brandee enjoyed two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tompkins at Lakefield, New Brunswick. They took part in their Bicentennial Bicentennial Parade and thoroughly enjoyed it - But don't you feel sorry for the hubbies who have to stay home and work? Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd SlemonI and Mrs. Ruby Trewin attend ded Eldad services on Sundayir to hear their new minister! Rev. Robin Thomson. On re-" - turning they had lunch with? Ruby and Earl Trewin. Ross and Jean Ashton and; Grant attended the McGillf picnic at the Haydon Com-* munity Picnic on Sunday and- says there were about sixty present - and needless to say it was an enjoyable time getting together. Mr. Tom Jones and Ms. Lorraine Mackin, Toronto- called on his dad, Mr. Jack'. Jones last Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith;' spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cameron and - family at Pontypool. YOUR COMMUNITY YOU NOW. Please give generously to the United Way < l4 / £ JSehJ cSmitzs. c/j-[L &<jz% t(zz ^Woztd! BRITAIN Wondering what to do with your weekend??? Why not take a WEEKEND CRUISE TO NASSAU aboard the Fun Ship "Carnivale" Cruises start from . $ 589. 00 Oshawa Monument Cn. 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