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i i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 20,-1985 Section Two Hay don News (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin called on Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Trewin, Bowmanville last Sunday. Thursday after work, Mr. Will Trewin, Oshawa came home and took his father Arthur and brother Paul back ice fishing on Lake Scugog. The fish knew better than to bite so all the Trewin fishermen got were cold feet. Mr. and Mrs. Art (June) Trewin and Mrs. and Mrs. Walter (May) Loveridge of Tyrone visited with Mr. and Mrs. Si (Helen) Trewin, Oshawa on Saturday evening. evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Adams and family, Blackstock on Saturday Saturday evening and enjoyed the chance to visit with Alan and Dale Dosti. Callers at the Adams' home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Arlla) Durant from View Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie (Liz) Adams and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Mona) White of Blackstock. In the evening Mr. John Adams and Ricky watched the Oshawa Generals win their game at the Civic Auditorium, Auditorium, Oshawa. Master Leslie Graham entertained entertained ten of his friends at his eighth birthday on Saturday and enjoyed movies and hot dogs. Mrs. Carl Rusau accom- . panied her husband Wayne on his transport trip to Detroit Detroit last week. Mrs. Susan Potts, Long Sault and Mrs. Kim Potts of Kincardine, who has been staying with her sister for a short spell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts on Thursday - Kim staying to return to her home on Friday. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton joined with Jean's brothers Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Eileen) (Eileen) McLaughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Edith) McLaughlin of Blackstock and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLaughlin of Fenelon Falls as Saturday supper guests. Then on Sunday evening Ross and Jean Ashton went to Toronto Maple Leaf Gar- ■ dens to see the hockey game. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, Maureen and Heather, Port Colborne, visited and were Saturday supper guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones. On Sunday, Jack and Blanche Jones called on Mr. Wesley ville (Intended for last week) In the absence of Rev. Gordon Rutherford, church service at Welcome was conducted on Sunday, Feb. 10th by Rev. Mel Buttars. The topic of his sermon was Adam and Grace, and his message brought the assurance that God's Grace is sufficient. It far outweighs the sins committed by Adam and you and me. He used as an illustration the story of the lady in a small town who had been,a benefactor to all during her life time but excluded from burial in hallowed ground of the only cemetery in town because she was without the fold. They wanted to honour her without breaking their laws so she was buried just outside the fence. At night many who had been helped by her came and moved the fence to include her resting place; God's grace can do that too. The children's story became real to them when Rev. Buttars showed them a light bulb and cord and when lit the cord looked no different but they knew there was a power there they could not see, but it was something you could feel, as we do the wind without seeing. So, it was easy to explain that God was real without being able to see Him. The offering was received by Allin Osborne, and Bill Beckett. Beautiful flowers were placed in the church in loving memory of Mrs. Hazel Holman, mother of Marion Bamsey (Mrs. Ross) and Mrs. Ella May Winnifie, sister of Mrs. Chris Beatty. There are many activities happening in the next few days in connection with the church. The UCW meeting is on Tuesday, pot luck supper on Thursday, a coffee party in the church on Saturday morning to view the Heritage wall hanging, which will uc dedicated the next day. The youth group will be enjoying a skiing party on the afternoon of the 17th. The congregation and Itcv. Buttars were happy to have Bishop Henry and Margaret Marsh to worship with them on Sunday morning and glad to sec them both looking so fit. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Hazel Holman whose death occurred in Port Hope hospital last week. Mrs. Holman was born Hazel Haskill on the Lakeslmre Road and lived here most of her life till the family moved lo the ircsent home north of Port lope, We are happy to say Alberta Anderson Is home from hospital and slowly but surely on the road to a good recovery. Jim Jones and Mrs. Meta Kellar, Oshawa, enjoying their games of Tri-Ominos and supper. Glad to report Mrs. Rena Potts came home on Tuesday Tuesday from the hospital and is convalescing very well. Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Sherry) Risnyk of Oshawa called on their aunt and uncle - Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. David Atkinson Atkinson of Oakville were Sunday Sunday visitors of her parents Lars and Dorie Christensen. Christensen. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Millson and boys on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Les Goble and family of Bethany. Master Michael Jr. and Miss Tara Paterson' were Saturday overnight visitors with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paterson. Mr. Philip Paterson, Oshawa stayed over on Saturday night with Ann and Roy Paterson., Welcome to Mr, Donald Pickles who did arrive on Wednesday to stay with his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lloyd and granddaughters Sarah and Nicola. I hear they closed down the airports airports in London after he left, so he couldn't return but the weather was terrible. terrible. Saturday Misses Nicola and Sarah Lloyd were guests at Leslie Graham's eighth birthday party. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lloyd attended the Bank Staff Italian Italian dinner and dance at Unionville Saturday evening. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Greta) Cameron, Long Sault, were Saturday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Millson. Alfred and Peggy Millson entertained her sisters and husbands Mr. and Mrs. John (June) McKeen, Garden Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie (Mary) Topple of Bowmanville Bowmanville for Sunday supper. The volleyball tournament tournament that was hosted by Bowmanville and played in the high school on Friday night was a great success. Mr. Nick Kennedy, a member of the Enniskillen team which came in as second second winners in the "B" division. division. The young men around who are Boy Scouts with Enniskillen Enniskillen enjoyed their skating party on Wednesday night at the Enniskillen Conservation Area. Miss Brandee Kennedy visited with Miss Julie Adams for Monday evening supper. Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Janet) McCormick, Newcastle were Wednesday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy Kennedy and family. On February 2nd weekend, Mr. Fred Smith and Mr. William O'Shea had a flying trip to Ottawa to visit a co-associate and then flew on to Pembroke to visit with his brother Gary Smith. And also Fred had one of those things called birthdays birthdays so he and Sybil had his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Jeanie) Smith of Enniskillen Enniskillen for supper to celebrate. celebrate. Congratulations Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Doug iNorma) Blackburn and Wendy were Sunday night dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, On Saturday the Winter Beaverees (before you're old enough to be a Cub) gathered gathered at Newcastle Golf Club - Beaveree Colonies from all over thoroughly enjoyed enjoyed themselves with games, toboganning and even driving a dog sled team by themselves. There were a few cases of frost bite but what else could you expect on Saturday. Last Saturday afternoon, Ms. Linda McCormick, Newcastle Newcastle visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and children and cooked a BBQ lunch in the front yard but get this - they ate it inside. Now what kind of barbeque is that? Saturday evening Mrs. Norma Kennedy and Mrs. Lorraine Evans of the Enniskillen Enniskillen Parents Group enjoyed enjoyed doing their books at a Bowmanville restaurant. It's much more fun. Miss Julie Adams was a Thursday supper guest of Miss Brandee Kennedy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Campbell of Orono were Sunday dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy and family. Master Nick Kennedy, Craig and Darren Graham visited with Kevin Mayer on Sunday and must have worn the hill at Mayer's down with all of their toboganning toboganning fun. It's so easy... KNOB HILL SPECIALS AVAILABLE ALL WEEK, fyLQN.-SAT.! "The Food Terminal" KEEP YOUR FOOD COSTS DOWN -- SHOP BY THE BOX" ËSx 2-4 LBS. AVG. " >* . ^3 BIRD LIMIT éuîâ- ,. ■11.-» "" : -s FRESH - NEVER FROZEN CHICKEN LEGS k 9 2.18 99V (BACKS ATTACHED) MB. LIMIT NEVER FROZEN o&S'p PRODUCT OF ONTARIO V0>/ FRESH '"Ht 1,^' WHOLE OR HALF LOIN OF PORK NO CENTRE CHOPS REMOVED! 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