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Church Comes First in Hampton rf 0 0*0 '%>"■ = ** *v ^ V \ . ■ I ' ; : - lÿv*v> - ^ v »•> - , * - : • ' » i- ' . 7 ,• r ;. ,*Sx.- wp- 1 . ■ v 7K;, r ; » V 'I, "• /.V Nothing will keep the people of Hampton from attending church on Sunday morning. Following a recent snowfall, Mrs. Bea Boddy was pulled to church by friend and neighbour, Gerald Balson. The sled which was used had been made by Bea's father, Mr. Frank Cryderman, for the Balson family, many years ago. Mr. Frank Cryderman was a blacksmith in Bowmanville a long time ago. They arrived safely at the church door amidst a cheering crowd. We have no word on how Bea returned home, but Gerald spent the remainder of the day recuperating. Stodbe/t - Sane SVedding A Happy One Year Old sgssrr. 5-1 v r- ■ ; ml: • ?• . 1 5L.... . is » : Given in marriage by her parents, Robin, daughter of Gary and Mary Lane, Bowmanville, and Mike, son of Bob and Pat Stocker, Bowmanville, were united in marriage at Trinity United Church, Bowmanville by Reverend Audrey Fisher on Saturday, September 6, 1986 at 4:30. p >' The maid of honour was Miss Sheila Campbell and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Bonnie Beers, sister of the bride, Mrs. Cathy Kirkton, sister of the bride, and Miss Wendy Luxton, cousin of the bride. Best man was Paul Stocker, brother of the groom, and the ushers were John Lane, i.r.Hé's':à iRick Hansen Helper , 12 year old Derek Driimm, a student at Waverley Public School, has completed an extensive scrapbook project about Rick Hansen, Man In Motion. Derek is also writing a letter to Rick to encourage him in his cross country tour. brother of the bride, Gary Lane, brother of the bride, and Steve Zealand, friend of the bride and groom. Immediately following the wedding, a dinner and dance were held at the Bowmanville Lions Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Stocker are now residing in Oshawa. Letter to The Editor On behalf of the patients, staff and volunteers at Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, Hospital, I would like to thank all those in the community who responded to our request for Christmas gifts for our patients. The continued' support and interest of the community community contributes greatly to rehabilitation in the hospital. hospital. A special thank you to, your newspaper for printing printing the article, regarding Christmas gifts for Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, , u All .the best in the New Year. Sincerely, Cindy Wideman Co-ordinator of volunteer Services Rep From the Pines Last week at the Pines, on Tuesday evening there was a presentation for Grade 8 parents regarding the transition of their children from the Pines to Clarke High School. The Principal of the high school, Mr. Don Dawson, the vice-principal, Mrs. D. Knapp and Mrs. J. Clayton, the Student Services Department Head, provided a very informative evening. The meeting dealt with the different different levels of available courses, the extra-cirricular activities ■ at.Clarke High School and other aspects of secondary schools. This meeting was excellent excellent and answered numerous numerous questions put forth by the parents. Many thanks to the Clarke High School staff for organizing such a night! The Milk Company has brought in another juice to sell at noon hours. Pineapple juice is now sold at lunchtime for 40 cents, as well as orange, apple, grape and lemonade juices, and chocolate and white milk. The boys at the Pines are now taking a health course on Moods, Substances and People, dealing mainly with addictive substances and their hazards. The girls are taking basketball. by Keith Small The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 21, 1987 ort Engagement Announced Christine Alden, daughter of Mrs. Joyce Alden of Enniskillen, and Terry Luke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Luke, of Hampton, are pleased to announce them engagement. Picture taken by Miss Janet Winterburn. DR. CUSHION SERVICES INC. Chesterfield Factory OSHAWA SHOWROOM'S First Anniversary Furniture Sale HURRY! SALE ENDS JANUARY 24 Occasional Chair V2 Price WITH PURCHASE OF SOFA AND LOVESEAT (Many styles and fabrics to choose from) ■ - i,. m» W. : < Hi! My name is Jenelle Dawn Farrow and I celebrated my first birthday on January 15,1987 Proud parents are Don and Sharon Farrow. Grandparents ar Harvey Lunney, Oshawa, Mrs. Bev Oudshoorn, Orangeville and Mr. M™5? S, A , 5 n Farr j?^ Bow man v ille. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SliM for A a great a year? r ' ^ MrS ' PM Flnney - s P ecial thanks to my sister Sr. Citizens Enjoy Pot Luck Supper T'hO Rmum nniri 11 n Cnnlnn T1,,ti Li J i r • ~ The Bowmanville Senior Citizens met at the Lions Centre Jan. 14, 1987 and enjoyed a delicious pot luck supper. Singing was led by W. Woolley. A short business meeting was held. 1987 slate of officers was installed and they are: Past President - Marion James, President - Marion Wiseman, Secretary - Rose Dickinson, Treasurer - Doris Wollstein, Press Secretary - Leah Bennett, Programme * Committee - Vera Allin and Queenie Fletcher, Social Convenor Convenor - Vera Downey, Card NISSAN NISSAN 03! l j I FREE DECORATOR SERVIÇE PROVIDED DR. CUSHION SERVICES INC. BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU MIDWAY MOTORS PUTS THE FUN BACK INTO WINTER 4WD MULTI OUR AWARD WINNER! PATHFINDER 4 WHEELING IN STYLE Chesterfield Factory MFG. OF CUSTOM MADE PINE LIVINGROOM FURNITURE OSHAWA SHOWROOM hours 250 Taunton Road (at Rltson) sot. to- g PICKUPS KING CAB HUSTLER SEV6 PROMOTIONAL PRICES NOW IN EFFECT SAVE NOW...ONLY AT MIDWAY MOTORS LTD. 1300 DundasSt. E. WHITBY 668-6828 Durham's 1st Choice For Nissan Convenor - Audrey. Turner, Pianist at Programs - Pat Prout, Song Leader - Walter Woolley, Maintenance Norman Dickinson, Bus Convenor Convenor - Keitha Alldread, Collection Collection - Ken Hills, Paper Notice - Marion James. A social game of cards was played and the winners were L. Bain, A. Brunt, and V. Downey. The next Senior Citizens meeting will be held Feb. 10, 1987, 7:30 p.m. at Lions Centre. All Senior Citizens are welcome. Designer's Children's Boutique SALE 30% to 50% OFF 102 Queen St. East, Bowmanville Kut 'n' Kurl Beauty Shop Have you got the winter blues? Come in -- let the "Professionals" at Kut 'n' Kurl "Brighten" your days a--Head! DISCOUNT TAG DAY SPECIAL Highlighting and Streaking 20% OFF Jan. 21 to Feb. 7 We also have a retail counter: shampoo, conditioner, nail polish, combs, brushes, ami much much more. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK (Mon,, Thurs., Fri. evenings by appointment) 71 King St. East Bowmanville 623-5019 PPPgPgQQPcxxxxxxxx^&Btxxxxxaooacaoaoa