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Umtt one pkg per coupon ! 1MÜO ÜHtN/MFTd9d4 22nd, 1 MM ■ ™ ffftureprtee 2.41 whhovt coupon) VC. | ■■■■■■■■■■■■■(■■■■■■I BETHANY NEWS The Bethany U.C.W. held their first meeting of the fall season in the United Church on Monday, Sept. 3rd at 8:00 p.m. Guest speaker for the evening evening was Mrs. Hilda Sweet of Peterborough, a retired school teacher who spoke of her experiences as a teacher of English in a Girls' School in the city of Shizooka, Japan. This school is under sponsorship sponsorship of the United Church of Canada. Mrs. Sweet spent two years there, and found it an enriching experience. She showed slides of the girls at the school and the various classrooms, gardens, and activities. The girls all wore uniforms, their curriculum was much the same as ours, of course in the Japanese language. They were eager to learn English, classes were comprised of about 25 students. Other classes usually usually contained as many as 50 students. Mrs. Sweet had many articles on display she had brought from Japan which included craft work made by the girls. Mrs. Ray Porleous, president, president, chaired the meeting and welcomed all back for the fall season. Items discussed were the up-coming Turkey Supper, which is to be Friday, Nov. 2nd, the Presbyterial Fall Rally will be Wed., Oct. 3rd, 6:30 p.m., Pot Luck Supper at St. James Church, Peterborough. Peterborough. The U.C.W. supplied lunch at the Gary and Virginia Bentley Sale on Sat., Sept. 15th: A donation of $100 was voted to be given to the Cat. Scan Fund by the U.C.W. Volunteers offered their help to paint the Church Hall when the cement floor has been laid. It is in the process of being done now. The U.C.W. are to finance the paint etc. for the project. The devotional period was under the direction of Group Leader Mrs. Marjorie Coppins whose theme was Mission and Service. She was assisted by Mrs. Viola Thorndyke and Mrs. Mildred Bristow. Mrs. Nelly Michele sang a solo during the offering, entitled: "The Earth O Lord Belongs To Thee." Mrs. Addison Scott thanked our guest speaker Mrs. Sweet for a very interesting talk and showing of slides. We are indeed indeed lucky to have people willing to give of their time and energy to help in this way and then .come and tell us something of their experiences. experiences. The meeting concluded with a benediction and refreshments. refreshments. Next meeting will be held at the - usual time, Monday, Oct. 1st at 8 p.m. in the United Church Hall with the Thanksgiving theme, and the Bethany United Church Minister as the speaker. An invitation is extended to anyone anyone in the community to attend. Our Churcii is open to all. Congratulations of the community go out to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McGill who recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. More about this event at a lat,er date. Mrs. Evelyn Mount recently spent an enjoyable week with friends in the Ottawa and Montreal areas. Mr. and Mrs. W. McMahon, Mrs. Helen Secord, Oakville and Mr. and Mrs. D, Drummond, Scarborough were recent luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnston, Oshawa. Wes and Jeanne also spent an enjoyable weekend at the Kirkfield area cottage on Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Couper- thwaite, Unionville. Mr. and Mrs. George Coombs, Morris, Illinois, Nestleton Nestleton United Church A.splendid attendance at Nestleton United on Sunday morning and welcoming at the doors were Betty Headon, Kimberly and Stacey. We were pleased to have Rev, Brian Robinson of the Scugog Pastoral Charge who presented a fine message dealing with problems we have in our society today. The youngsters were delighted with their minister's message for them and more than taken with his puppet Duncan, The choir sang "I Love Him" to the tune of Old Black Joe, Regenia Walker taking the- solo part. Gwen Malcol- organist. A very meaningful service I Keep October 25th open- the Nestleton U.C.W. is having a special speaker, Helen Gougeon- commentator from C.F.R.B, More information information later. spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. V. Jackson. Others of our area who are returning from vacations abroad include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisson who have been spending three weeks in England and Scotland and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davidson who have been two weeks in Spain. Speedy recoveries are wished for Mrs. Eleanor Kerr who underwent foot surgery, Mr. Steve Paul who underwent underwent an emergency appendectomy appendectomy and Ms. Janet Haystead who was involved in a recent automobile accident in Lindsay. Lindsay. We are happy to learn that Janet is able to be home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. K. Shackleton were recent hosts at a dinner party for the immediate neighbours of Wes and Jeanne McMahon in honour of their upcoming 25th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Don Drummond, Drummond, Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewin, Etobicoke, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gilbert, Scarborough, were Saturday evening dinner guests of the W. McMahons. Bethany's newest subdivision, subdivision, Woodfield Meadows, is progressing rapidly with one home already occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Vandyk and family, formerly of Millbrook. A model home is open for inspection inspection on weekends and another another home, under construction, construction, will be occupied by a couple from Oshawa. More lots have been sold and more homes will be constructed before Christmas. About 30 friends and relatives relatives attended Mike Leddy's 28th birthday at Lyndhurst Hospital on Aug. 26th., Brian Green was home from New Brunswick and was also able to attend. Mike would enjoy seeing some of the boys from his department from General Motors. He is recovering from his automobile accident at Lyndhurst Hospital on Sunderland Sunderland Drive 520 in Toronto, Room 209. Dim and Distant Past 50 Years Ago Thursday, October 4th, 1934 Reverend E. F. Armstrong, pastor of Trinity Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was elected Chairman of the Oshawa Presbytery of the United Church, at the session held recently in Myrtle. Listed below are the Bowmanville Bowmanville Central School teachers for the 1934-35 season: season: J. H. Johnston, Leta Bragg, Vivian Bunner, Bruce Clark, Marjorie Cole, Marjorie Collacutt, Minnie Jennings, Edna Jewell, Florence Moore, Helen Morris, Vera Power and Greta Wickett. South Ward School - Marion Pickard and Muriel Symons. Winner of the best baby eight months old at Orono Fair was Charles Gilbert Hunter of Lakefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter. 25 Years Ago Thursday, October 1st, 1959 Walton Pascoe was elected president of the Bowmanville Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society at the first meeting of the season season of the society. Open House, will be held at the new South Courtice school on Thursday, October October 1st. Mrs. Robert Kerr and Mrs. N. Hornack are anxious to meet the parents of their pupils, and also their friends and neighbors. neighbors. Mrs. Wallace Boughen, of Newtonville, and her sister Miss Ruth Gordon, took the Burley Bus tour to Santa Land and Huntsville on Sunday. Misses Margaret Ernes, Gloria Maciver and Pat Pingle, student nurses at the Ontario Hospital, Whitby, spent the weekend with Pat's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baden Pingle. Lawson Kirkton of the Mill Room, Goodyear Plant, was recently presented with a diamond 25 year pin by Plant Manager Charles Cattran and Allan Moffatt, foreman, presented him with a $100 cheque, in recognition recognition of his continuous service with the company. 10 Years Ago Wednesday, October 9th, 1974 "The Upstairs Shop" at Rickaby's was officially opened by George and Joan Webster last week. The shop will specialize in modern modern design cookware, brass and copper. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marie 11 of Newtonville have sold their home and left on Saturday for the northwest, Three vaporizers were donated to Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville, by Bowmanville Bowmanville Kinetics Lynda Me Rob hie, and Marilyn Webster to Richard Elston, the Hospital Administrator. The Rev. Tom Gracie of St. John's Anglican Church caught a 15 pound Coho salmon salmon at the Goodyear dam on Saturday.