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1 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 6,1985 Plaque Honors Retiring Emergency Head Nurse countries. Their hats changed with each song and were gaily tossed into into the audience for someone to wear, until at the end of the performance performance a photo was taken of all wearing these hats. Most enjoyable. enjoyable. Entertainment was provided by Providence Shaw Branch with two excellent skits depicting an Institute Institute Meeting in 1900 and a 1965 W.I. meeting. These were thought- provoking, humorous and well acted acted out. Mrs. M. Wiseman, Area President, and Mrs. M. Bradley, Area Sec't Treasurer cut the anniversary anniversary cake, which was decorated in Blue and Gold. Each Branch had their Tweedsmuir History book on display surrounded surrounded by "Institute Memories." The Curators were dressed in old fashioned gowns. District Curator, Mrs. T. Baker, dressed in a wed-' ding gown of yesteryear gave a' brief resume of the District Tweedsmuir History. Mrs. Percy Van Camp, a member for 60 years, was presented with flowers and; Mrs. Kathleen Watts rec'd flowers as the most, recent member, present. Both are from Blackstock.l The Curators served Anniversary. Cake, Ice Cream, Coffee and Tea in the lower Hall. All agreed it was- a great Anniversary Party ! Family Leisure Hours The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point Rd., were .evening dinner guests with Grant and Merna Cawker, Chris, Curtis and Cathy, Oshawa this past Tuesday. A fine evening of visiting! On Saturday evening Robert and Madeline Cawker of Scugog Island, and Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd., were dinner guests with Jim and Marion Cawker of Manchester and an enjoyable evening of chitchat chitchat ensued! Caesarea Card Game For Wednesday evening Euchre scores were: First - Pearl Day - 80. TRIPLE F November 1,1185 C. VanNiejenhuis 21, A. Vandergaast 19, D. VanAbbema 17, N. Bakker 16, J. Rozema 15, H. Vandergaast 13, A. Atkinson 12, A. Mulder 11, N. VanAbbema 11, M. Rozema 10, G. Evers 10, P. Glasbergen 7. High Single Ladies Hammy Vandergaast 249. High Single Men - Ralph Bouwmeester 322. High Triple Ladies Hammy Vandergaast 657. 'I . 1 .Day Care Pupils Go for a Pre Hallowe'en Stroll 4 High Triple Men Bouwmeester 707. Ralph High Average Ladies - Hammy Vandergaast 200. High Average Men - Dirk VanAbbema 207. These youngsters from the Edna Thomson Day Care Centre were having a stroll down King St. on Thursday, October 31. No doubt they were prac ticing for the real fun of door-to-door trick treating later in the evening. Memorial Hospital said farewell to Marion Burgess last week. Mrs. Burgess has spent her entire career at Memorial Hospital. She joined the staff in 1953 and served in a number of capacities, including the past 13 years as head nurse for the emergency department. Here, Harry Locke, chairman of the board of directors for Memorial Hospital Bowmanville, presents Mrs. Burgess with a plaque and a gift from the board. The get-together get-together took place Thursday, October 31. Halloween magic night Neatleton-Caeaarea Newa by Mabel Cawker Hallowe'en - A Night of Magic! Well- Hallowe'en has come and gone for another year. The weather was clear and brisk as hordes of goblins, witches, ghosts, and all kinds of fearsome wee folk bombarded our door on Scugog Point Rd., with "trick or treat." Without exception, the youngsters were all well behaved and polite and every single one left with a "thank you" for their treat. Doesn't that bring back memories of the days when the goblins were different! To-day's kids are terrific and their parents should The Apple Blossom r Shop has been recognized and accepted as an official member of the Florists Trans world Delivery Service In order to celebrate this milestone achievement The Apple Blossom Shop is offering 20% OFF EVERYTHING in the store FOR 3 DAYS ONLY Thurs. to Sat., Nov. 7,8,9 Hope to see you Main Street, Orono Open Mon. - Sat. 9 ■ 6, Fri, 0 • 8 983-5291 (after hours please phone 983-9656) GEOFFREY TAGGART An Experienced Educator Aware of the Major Issues TRUSTEE Ward 2 give themselves a'pat on the back ! Birthday Celebration A "gala" family birthday party was held on Sunday, at the Watermill Watermill Restaurant when Norm Mairs had a birthday on Monday, October October 28th and daughter Diane Slute on Wednesday, October 30. Those present for this special celebration were: Rob and Carol Mairs, Steven and Katie, John and Diane Slute, Jeremy Jay and Julie, R.R.l, Oshawa and Norm and Bernice Bernice Mairs of Nestleton. Our "very best wishes" to Norm and Diane for many more happy occasions! Pottery and Jewellery Open House and Sale Edgar and Anne Emerson of Nestleton, are holding "Open House" on Saturday, Nov. 16 and Sunday, Nov. 17 from 1:00 p.m. - 8 p.m. in their Pottery Studio at their Nestleton farm home. They invite interested folk to browse and see what they have to'offer for sale. Coffee and cookies will be served! 25 Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Our very best wishes to Jack and Karel Nottingham of Nestleton, who have just celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on October 5th - planned and arranged by their family. A Mock Wedding was an entertaining feature. The day after the party, Jack and Karel flew to Japan and Hong Kong for three weeks - a most interesting trip taking in many "highlights". They visited a pen pal of Karel - Kimiko Okiidro - the imperial Palace in Kgoto and many other points of interest. interest. They also met two local girls - Sheila O'Rielly and Heather Hodgias from Prince Albert who are teaching in Tokyo, Japan. What an exciting way to- spend an anniversary! Our best to them! Durham West District Women's Institute Celebrate The Durham West District W.I. celebratrated their 85th'wedding anniversary in Solina Hall on October October 23 with approximately one hundred guests and members present. Rika Wygerde and Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Malcolm attended from the Nestleton Branch. The event was planned by the Curators as a Tweedsmuir Tea. District President Mrs. H. Prescott welcomed all and introduced Bonnie Bonnie Cowle, Kay Stephen and accompanist accompanist Pat Prout, who took the members "around the world" with their lilting songs from various VOTE Hobbs LES imORY REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD 2 THE WORD IS OUT! 9t'b ôu/i There have been numerous requests to bring the Baker's Dozen Club which is now at all our other stores to Cobourg. WE HAVE DONE SO! 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