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HAPPENINGS FROM THE VILLAGE OF HAYDON Ceremony of Flags Performed at B.H.S. Club 21 ladies met at the Community Centre May 14th at 8 p.m. with Group 3 in charge. In the absence of Blanche Jones, Val Lloyd read the minutes of the April meeting which were approved. Treasurer Bev Cochrane was also absent so Val read the treasurer's report too. Correspondence was read from the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital Expansion Fund requesting a donation. It was decided to put this off for the moment to see what our financial position is later in the year. It was noted the meeting of the Community Service Planning Board to be held in Haydon Hall has been changed from June 5 to August. A motion was put forward by June Trewin and seconded by Ruby Trewin that $15.00 be donated to the Cancer Society. June Trewin reported our profit from serving lunch at Kay Buttery's May 5th and we are planning to serve lunch at Jim Graham's sale May 18th. It was decided that our ladies would go to Port Hope for lunch at the Legion on May 29th. We will meet at the Community Hall at 11:00 a.m. Val then turned the meeting over to Eileen Blackburn. Jean Slemon entertained us with a piano instrumental - Robin's Return. Roll call was taken - 14 members present and the collection was called for. Then Norma Blackburn had her collection of ceramic and porcelain dolls that she had Auction Sales Cornell's Auction Barn Tuesday, May 28 at 6:30 p.m. Wash stands, oak wall telephone, maple bunk beds, quantity of double and single box springs and mattresses, 3 h.p. lawn mower, modern and antique dressers and chests of drawers, bed chesterfields, console colour T.V.s, occasional chairs, coffee and end tables, chesterfields, pressback high chair, flat top trunks, Sunbeam electric lawn mower, 3 pc. bedroom suite, quantity of hand tools and modern furniture. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. 21-1SN Auction Sale Saturday, May 25 at 11:00 a.m. The property of the late , Kenneth J. Bison, plus going out of business sale for Prince Albert Antiques - to be held on Simcoe Street in Prince Albert. Approximately one mile north of Prince Albert General Store. China cabinet (glass three sides), oak -- Housier cupboard, upright freezer, 4 matching press back chairs, blanket boxes, assorted dressers and wash stands, press back rockers, pine cupboards, parlour tables, glass display case, McLaughlin cutter, oval and , flat top trunks, old maps, old advertising signs, quantity picture frames, old calendars, crocks, milk bottles, coal oil lamps. Depression glass, ; r. settee, drop leaf table, old post M cards, plates and platters, old I '. books, newspapers and k ll rnagazines, old tins, large "quantity of tools, 1967 Chev. B Impala Convertible, plus a ; large quantity of ..miscellaneous items. Lunch available. Don Cornell i Auctioneer. R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. j 20-2SN r LARGE Clearance and | Consignment Auction. Friday, May 24, 10 a.m. Approximately 50 tractors, 25 combines, plus a large variety of new and used farm equipment including garden tractors and tools. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment, Hwy. 6, Wiarton, Ontario. Phone (519) 534-2980. 21-1 SN Auction Sale ' every Thursday night at 7 p.m. 955 Brock Rd.S.,Unlt5, Pickering Items to be sold antiques, general household contents, jewellery (modern and antique), good clean sale, absolutely no reserve bids or bid-ins. John Annls Auctioneer 831-3234 3-tfS is i • Auction Sale Sat., May 25th at 11:30 a.m. for Mrs. RubyMIlgate 1 mile north of Hwy. 2 at Courtice on Tmil's Road Hahn Eclipse 3 h.p. roto tiller, Mastercraft Model 180 electric welder, air compressor, small box stove, chrome table and chairs, lawn table with umbrella, rocking chair and footstool, Hi-fi, cistern pump, lawn mowers, tables, copper kettle, lawn chairs, milk can, propane tanks, decoys, welding rod, 2x4 lumber, shovels, rakes, forks, axes, motors, Ranger 22 calibre rifle, beebee gun, hammers, screwdrivers, pipe wrenches, drills, picks, fishing rods, grease guns, china and glassware, clocks, pots and pans, electrical appliances, linens, handmade quilts, fancy cups and saucers, silverware, movie camera and projector plus many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. In event of rain, sale held Sunday, May 26th at 11:30 a.m. Paul Lean Auctioneer. Phone 416-352-2403. 21-1S Auction Sale Sat., May 25 11 a.m. Property of Edward Lee and some inclusions. Approx. 3 miles west of Lakefield on County Road 18. ( Bridgenorth- Lakefield Hwy.) Just east of Centre line of Smith across from the Smith Township Sanitary Landfill Site. Selling cars, trucks, tractors, garden tractors, lawn mowers, loaders, machinery, wire, fencing, tires, wheels, tools, boats, wood, etc. Including 1964 Chev. Sedan (former estate car in mint condition), 1953 GM pick-up (Alberta vehicle), 6 wheel army truck, 1976 GM 2 ton stake truck, with tailgate loader and racks, new chrome spoke wheels with wide oval 60 series tires, Case model D tractor, Massey Harris threshing mill, 70 Cockshutt tractor with loader, 1976 Fiat powered 4 wheel drive tractor with 3 pt. hitch and live P.T.O., Industrial front end loader with controls, pump tank and bucket, large self contained winch (suitable for construction or marina operation), Farmall H tractor, 16 ft. sailboat and trailer, approx. 5 cords of body hardwood, 303 Leoenfield rifles, (FAC required), 3 wheel motor scooter, Honda motorcycle, cases of nails, cement blocks, new clothing for large men, Accetelyne torches and gauges, Lily PTO 3 pt. hitch fertilizer spreader, and more. This is only a partial list. Terms cash or good cheque with I.D. Some items are subject to reserve. Dealers and Wholesale Buyers welcome. Lunch available. Inquiries invited. Barrie's Auction Service. 705-652-7832. 21-1SN 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 made to show us. She explained explained the method of making the porcelain dolls. It is a costly craft but very satisfying when they are so pretty. A delicious lunch followed, provided by group 3. Secretary to inform leaders of groups about the planned luncheon, Thursday afternoon little Julie Adams was able to return from Oshawa Hospital to home, feeling much better. Mrs, Diane Adams and girls called on Mrs. Joyce Selleck and family on Saturday and also called on Mrs. Dorothy Adams, also of Oshawa. Then on their way home, called on Sylvia Laverty at their home in Maple Grove. The Laverty's are moving this week. Saturday evening several guests gathered at the Adams' home to help John celebrate his birthday, Congratulations John - strange, just as soon as men reach twenty-one, mum is the word for age. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John (Dora) White, Courtice called out to the Adams' and Mrs. Carol Lowery, Toronto called on her sister, Diane and John Adams and family. Then in the evening several friends came to the fireworks display at the J. Adams'. Last Monday the 13th, the Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders Pathfinders gathered at Solina Hall for a sumptuous supper and fashion show. Miss Sarah Lloyd proposed a toast to the parents and the fashion show dated back from 1910 to 1985, their seventy-fifth anniversary. Miss Nicola Lloyd modeled her mother's Brownie uniform. Mrs. Norma Kennedy and Brandee were present at the mother-daughter Brownie Banquet at Solina Hall and enjoyed the tasty roast beef dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Campbell of Orono visited with Mr. Cecil Kennedy on Monday. They had returned on Friday from their trip to Holland to attend the 40th anniversary year of the Liberation of the Netherlands and of Europe - and this year it was held in Holland. Wednesday evening, Nick and Brandee Kennedy visited with Aunt Linda McCormick of Newcastle. Miss Brandee Kennedy attended the weekend, weekend, Saturday to Monday, at OBITUARY MINNIE MARGUERITE KELUSKY On Saturday, May 11th, 1985, Minnie Marguerite Kelusky, aged 79, passed away in the North Hastings District Hospital. Born at Bancroft, she was the daughter of Joseph and Ruttan (Hannah) Lindsay, and was the wife of Walter Charles Kelusky and the late John W. Reid. A resident from 1928-1948 at Huntsville, she has been residing since then in the Bancroft area. Surviving are her children Doreene Fester, Huntsville, John Reid Dwight, Fern Rutledge, Bancroft, Jean Fortin (Joe), Denbiegh, Robert Reid, Madoc, Marie Resnuk, (Greg), Madoc, Faye Higgins, Bancroft, Dan Reid, Port Sydney, Joan Otto (Clifford), Port Sydney, William Reid, Aylmer, P.Q., and Marlene Davis, (Lloyd) Emsdale, a brother Ross Lindsay, St. Petersburg, Florida, 44 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren. She was predeceased by Dorothy Martin and Glenn Reid. A member of St, Paul's United Church, she was a devoted wife and mother and keenly interested in her home. The Reverend Peter Tink officiated at the funeral services services held on Tuesday, at the W. E. Wiggins Funeral Home, Bancroft. Pallbearers were grandsons Scott and Ron Kelusky, Craig Rosnuk, Greg Sharpe, John Gary Reid and Jim Davis. Interment St. Mark's Cemetery, Paudash. OSHAWA SAND & GRAVEL SUPPLY TOP SOIL • PIT RUN • GRAVEL • SAND FILL • CRUSHED STONE WE DELIVER 3/8 CHIPS CEMENT GRAVEL THE MODERN SYSTEM TO SPREAD STONE AND SAND FOR BASEMENTS OSHAWA BRICK SANU PATIO l POOL SAND TOP SOIL 725-0232 SOLINA RD. N. 1 MILE NORTH OF HWY. 2 Camp Samac with the 1st Brownie pack of Tyrone. Sunday, supper guests with Doug and Norma Blackburn and Wendy were Fred and Sybil Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Blackburn enjoyed their families who were home for the holiday - some came for Sunday and the others visited on Monday. Mr. Bob Jones, Maureen and Heather visited on Monday with Jack and Blanche Jones and Sandy. Miss Cora Degeer was a Monday supper guest with the Jones'. Mrs. Keith Miller of Sunderland Sunderland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Brent Cochrane, Cindy and Kathy for a few days. Nice to know Bev's knee operation went over so well. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen Christensen spent the holiday weekend in Oakville visiting with David and Mary Ellen Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Laverty and family joined with their neighbours "the Adams" for the fireworks on Sunday evening. We'd like to say to the Laverty's - we hope they'll enjoy their home in Maple Grove where they'll be moving this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graham held their sale Saturday in between rain showers - with Cliff Pethick and Charlie Reid as Auctioneers. Haydon ladies served coffee and hot doggies and pop for the younger folk. The weather wasn't too cooperative cooperative but at least we didn't get hail. Mr. and Mrs. George (Paula) Hartley, Natassia and Nathan from Kilworthy were Sunday and overnight guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Graham and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spry and Ashley, Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin. 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Tyrone U.C.W. was held on Wednesday, May 8,1985, with Ms. Stephanie Stow, Assistant Librarian of the Bowmanville Branch of the Newcastle Library, as guest speaker. President Jane Woodley opened the meeting with the reading, "Success in Life." During the Devotional period we were reminded by Jean Slemon that "God's greatest gift to man is the soil." Blanche Jones introduced Ms. Stephanie Stow who passed around a number of books on a variety of subjects for perusal. Ms. Stow explained the many services and activities activities available at the Library. Blanche Jones thanked our guest and Ms. Stow was assured that "we'd see her at the Library." Jane Woodley opened the business period with the reading reading of an article which discussed discussed the values likely found in a closely knit agricultural community. A report was given on the recent Women's Seminar where Ian Howard, a member of the Council oh Mind Abuse (COMA), was guest speaker on the subject of cults. Several women from our community attended the meeting and found it very interesting. It was announced that a catering is scheduled for May 25th, the Sunday School Friendship Service on May 26th at 10:30 a.m. The church service on June 2nd will be conducted by the Education Committee at 11:15 a.m. and there will also be an informal evening church service on that day. On June 9th the Orange Lodge will parade to church. June 9,1985, is the 60th Anniversary of the forming of the United Church of Canada. June 16th is Communion Communion Sunday, when Rev. Susan Robinson will share in the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Communion. The next U.C.W. meeting will be June 12,1985, when we shall go to Parkwood Estate, Oshawa, for a guided tour and luncheon. Those wishing to go please let Phyllis Haines or Jane. Woodley know by June 5th. Drivers will be needed. The meeting closed with lunch and a social time. BETHESDA PRESENTATION On Saturday evening, May 18,1985, Bethesda community neighbours gathered at the home of Mrs. Nellie Godrich in honour of Jim and Sheila Vandergaast (nee Feddema), and Sid Feddema and his fiancee, Debbie Hamden, Orono, Ont. Presentations were made to the happy couples and a social time was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fedemma and Carl, have recently moved from Bethesda to Blackstock, while Mike and Laura Khouri have recently moved into their newly built home in the Bethesda community. community. SENIOR CITIZENS Tyrone Senior Citizens Club will meet at the Legion Hall, Port Hope, Ont., on Wed., June 5, for their regular monthly meeting which will commence with luncheon at 12:30 noon. There were 19 tables of euchre in play at the Seniors euchre on Friday evening, May 17th, with the following results: Aileen Turner, Barb Cochrane, Orval Watson, Adam Sharp, Art Sheehan, Norman Rohrer. Ladies low Doris Rohrer, Men's low Clarence Woodley, 50-50 Draw Mr. Whittington, Ruby Malley, Special prizes Gladys Potts, Laverne Clemens, Rob Robinson. There were 15 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, May 20th with the following results: Alfred Graham 110, Nerta Masters 87, June Wilson 81, Hilda Caswell 72, Ethel Goble 71, Nancy Wright 71, Florence Fowler 39. Special prizes Tom Wilson, Ruby Cochrane, Ken Whittington. Mrs. Paul Vaneyk attended Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, on May 19th, where Miss Gwyneth Griffith, Principal of the Centre for Christian Studies, Toronto, was guest speaker. Remembered Remembered from school days in Bowmanville, Gwyn is the daughter of Rev. J. E. Griffith who was minister at Trinity 1941-1948. Mrs. Elaine Barber, Bowmanville, a student at the Centre of Christian Studies, assisted Gwyn with the service service and Rowland Coombes was soloist. 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