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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wannan and family, Belleville spent the past weekend with his mother, Mrs. Doris Wannan. Mrs. Anna Heuslon, Pickering Pickering and son Dan, Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer. Mrs. Faye Lloyd, Birmingham, Birmingham, England has been visiting visiting Mrs. Doris Prust, Orono and also her cousins, David and Lyn Harrison, Leskard, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Newtonville and attended the Decoration Day services. The dinner was in honor of Clarence Clarence Burleigh's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins attended the Silver (25th) wedding anniversary celebration celebration and dinner party in Perrytown Anglican Church, in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Beatty. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Elliot, Oshawa were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton were Saturday evening evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les Alldread, Oshawa. Sympathy of the community to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Woudstra on the death of his mother. Miss Laurie Benedict was a Thursday evening dinner guest of the 0. Challice's and the Peter Sutherland family, Bowmanville, were Sunday evening dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. David Harrison, Harrison, Leskard, and Mrs. Doris Prust, Orono, attended the Fralick - Hewson wedding Friday evening, in St. John's United Church, AUiston. Little Miss Rebecca Kimmett, Lindsay is enjoying holidays with her grandmother, grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and her auntie Mrs. Eileen Billings. Mr. and Mrs. George Webster and Miss Mary Jewell, Bowmanville, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings were Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gumming, Kitchener. Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins and the 0. Challices all attended the Annual Flower and Vegetable Vegetable show in Bowmanville last Wednesday evening and report an excellent display of flowers and vegetables. Well dear readers, do you realize the C.N.E. opens this week and the Orono fair lists are out? This of course, means that summer is running down and fall is just around the corner! Remember to call in to see our Horticulture Annual Show, the biggest and best flowers and veggies, this Thursday evening at Orono United Church. Our personal congratulations congratulations to Mr. Fred Graham who looks after the Orono town hall and the lovely flower containers containers and beds. Most business people have looked after the window boxes but the odd one could do with more care! WESLEYVILLE Service for Hope Township charge of the United church was held at the Ganaraska Centre on Sunday, August 12th with Rev. Rutherford conducting. conducting. The buildings are surrounded surrounded by woods and a cardinal perched on the top of a tall tree whistled a welcome to each of the congregation on arrival. The special speaker was Rev. Robert Sneyd whose good message gave guidance and food for thought for coming days. The music was led by the Garden Hill choir. The much longed for rain arrived in sufficient quantity to prevent remaining out of doors, so the service was held in the chapel and adjoining room. The picnic which followed was held indoors also. Appreciation was ex- presséd to Mr. Sneyd for the use of this fine facility to which he had welcomed every- BETHANY A host of friends from far and near gathered in St. Paul's Parish Hall Sunday evening, Aug 5, to extent congratulations and best wishes to Mr. Alban Sisson on the occasion of his 95th birthday. Mr. Sisson enjoys relatively good health and we wish him many more happy years as he shares his home with son Clair and daughter-in-law Viola and family. The community was saddened saddened to learn of the recent passing of a former highly respected resident in the person of Mrs. Ina Palmer. Since the summer of 1982 Ina had been a resident of Extendicare, Peter borough, until poor health hospitalized her last Spring. A broken hip added to her problems and she suffered suffered a fatal stroke late in July. Funeral services were held from St. Paul's Anglican Anglican Church on August 1 with interment in Fallis' Cemetery. Miss Lisa Neals had the misfortune to break an ankle while playing ball recently. recently. We wish you a speedy recovery, Lisa! Appreciable progress is being made in the development development of the Bethany subdivision, subdivision, including the construction construction of two houses well underway. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood are enjoying a brief holiday in the Maritime provinces. Mr. and Mrs. W. McMahon have returned from a two- week holiday in Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston, Bowmanville, they attended attended the official opening on Monday, August 6th, of the recently-renovated main street of Newcastle and were dinner guests of the Johnstons. Wes and Jeanne also attended the wedding dance given on the occasion of the marriage of one of Jeanne's former piano pupils, Miss Janet Davroch, Peterborough to Mr. Terrence Mclsanc, The dance was held in the ballroom ballroom of The Empress Hotel, Peterborough. TOMORROW'S FORESTS... one with open hearted hospitality. hospitality. The next service will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCool, Canton. Rain caused a change of plan for some who had planned planned on going on to the display of native artifacts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew and later to Dorothy's house. August 12 was Decoration Day at local cemeteries and those bringing flowers to Wesleyville were pleased with its neat and tidy appearance. John Tufford is the caretaker this year and both the cemetery cemetery and church lawns show the result of careful attention especially when the month has been dry. Kay Thorndyke returned last week from Victoria. She had driven there from Calgary and stayed long enough to see the major attractions of the city and tour the ship on which grandson Paul is receiving naval training which includes trips to many foreign ports. The Dinner-Langman Picnic was held on Saturday, Aug. 11 at the Ken Dinner family home. There were over thirty there, including Ken Langman and family from Toronto and some from Barrie and Midland. They went swimming at the Port Hope complex in the afternoon and returned home for baseball games and dinner. One of the really fun games required playing with dress of toque, scarf, and mittens and using a knife and fork to open a chocolate chocolate bar while someone went around with dice to roll. If a six turned up, they could claim the bar. Vegetables and fruits of the season are in plentiful supply, apples in the orchard, tomatoes tomatoes and all the other vegetables vegetables in the garden. Choke cherries are a wonderful crop, free of blight, so nature's bounty provides free source of jelly material. Bruce and Gwen Brown with sons Christopher and Cory, called at this house on Friday, when they were returning from a holiday trip to Wonderland. Wonderland. Before going there they had attended a family reunion reunion during the holiday weekend, at the home of R. S. Hill at Consecon. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Donaldson of Montreal visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols during the weekend. Charlie lived in Wesleyville for several years. TODAY'S CHALLENGE LIFE insurance from your car, homo, and bout agoni DON IRVINE Telephone 623-4482 108 Waverley Road Bowmanville Like a good neighbor, Slate Farm is there. STATE FARM Insurance Companies O.iJi.in HMi! Ollier, ÜMit)(iiinji;ii lint,irm r@)