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i I 8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. April 22. 1987 Annual B.M.H.A. Banquet Recognizes Year Achievements HI "HinMIliiiilllilu il l! f " THTI7ÏÏTIÏT ti H M ; 1 X I ■ Esso medallions were awarded to these girls and Bumstead, A. Taylor, C.Ewles, B. Banks, D. youngatSienceïn^ the^mnortance ofgetüngaeood boys who have been active in this year's minor Szabo; middle row, J. Doyle, L. somerscales, S. education and acauirine ttie discmline needed for hobkey teams. They are, back row, 1-r, R. Cole, L. Abrams, C. Hilliard; front row, M Sfcev a^id a Bateman, M. Burgess, S. Dalton, T. Powers, K. Dykstra, J. Hoffman, M. DeBlois, S. Oke, J. winters and MPP Sam Cureatz also snoke briefly Elintoff, D. Bunker, S. Burns, T. McMullen, T. Jackman, R. Stewart, T. Peircey. S ^ presented a trophy in memory of his wife. The hockey mothers served a delicious turkey dinner to the 250 who attended. ? - Il I» x- : Iff ) , ~ " -.tV Hall, C. Hilliard, J. Jackman, ■ '■ 1 l! Quote - "Every man has ■ ' : three characters - that which 1' Tie exhibits, that which he !. has, and that which he thinks i, : he has". A belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wood who recently celebrated . -, ..60 years wedding anniver- i sary. Their family held a celebration celebration for them on Sunday April 12, in Orono I.O.O.F. ; hall. Best wishes for many more, Myrtle and Wesl Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott and boys included his parents, Mr. and • Mrs. Addison Scott, Bethany and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; Alex Mackic, Napanee. Miss Tanya Staples and : friend Miss Erin Baier, both : of Oshawa were recent guests • of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples. Mrs. Deanna H armer and : : her little granddaughter Rach- . cl Hcckbcrt, Oshawa were last ' Tuesday lunch guests of the ; O. Challicc's. Miss Jan Tamblyn home from University of Guelph for Easter week-end with her par- ; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tam- ' blyn. Mrs. Jennie Bowin attended the special "Easter" dinner, at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa, on Thurs. night. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice spent Easter Sunday and Monday Monday at daughter's cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Campbell- ford, Crowe River, and on Monday evening, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Warren and family, Peterborough. Peterborough. Mrs. Anna Houston, Whitby, Whitby, a former resident was a rcent visitor with Mrs. H. M. Mercer. Her many friends will be happy to hear Miss Cindy Tamblyn is home from Oshawa hospital, after almost seven weeks stay, following her skiing accident! Cindy is the daughter of Bill and Marie Tamblyn. DURHAM CENTRAL BANQUET BANQUET The annual meeting and banquet of the Durham Central Central Agriculture Fair Board met Wed. night, April 15th in main hall of Orono United Church, with an excellent crowd of 116 persons. President Ray Staples wel- by Isabelle Challice corned the crowd and opened the meeting with the singing of "O Canada" with Mrs. Joyce Gray at the piano, and grace by Isabelle Challice. Head table guests were introduced introduced by 2nd Vice Pres. Carol Bailey - Past Pres. Howard Howard and Mrs. Bradley, President President and Mrs. Ray Staples; Mr. and Mrs. Denis Yellow- lees (Sec.) Manager and Mrs. Mac Ransberry, 2nd Vice Pres. Carol and Wayne Bailey. Bailey. The 1st Vice Pres. Grant Yeo and Miss Durham Central were absent, due to illness. Special guests included, Judge Dick Lovekin, Mr. Sam Cureatz M.P.P., Mr. and Mrs. Rod Hamre (newly elected Liberal Candidate for Durham East), and representatives from Millbrook Correctional Institution, who assist us. President Staples thanked the U.C.W. for the delicious roast beef dinner, and also all the directors and members of fair board for their excellent support. The musical entertainment "The Trinity Music Makers" came from the Cobourg area. A very enjoyable music menu was presented by this talented group, of instrumentals, solos, solos, ducts, and the youngest member of group, dancing. One of die closing numbers, numbers, "Amazing Grace," with audience joining in, and a hearty round of applause from the crowd for the marvellous program. Another highlight of the evening was the surprise presentation to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet, a service certificate to Garnet, and a lovely bouquet of roses for Annabelle. Mr. Staples stated garnet had contributed contributed so much through many years, of especially sponsoring our "Miss Durham Central" contest. Though taken taken by surprise Garnet replied "How much he had enjoyed any contribution he had giv- Grade Six Students from Lord Elgin Receive VIP Diplomas f.W, .;.W 1 /' w vi r> YIP \Ytf V it J ' t ; f 'y * mm M Those Grade Six Lord Elgin Public School is Constable Nancy Dillon (who helped lead the ; graduates of the Values, Influences and Peers group); staff member, Mrs. Davis; and Don Anderson • ■ (V.I.P.) program proudly display the certificates and of the Bowmanville Lions Club. The 13 week course i T-shirts which they received. The shirts were pro- dealt with many issues including drugs, shoplifting, ; vided courtesy of the Bowmanville Lions Club which vandalism, decision-making : supports the V.I.P. project. Pictured with the group aking and friendships. en to the organization, and thanked the group for their gift of a "service diploma". Annabelle thanked the board for her gift of flowers. The President thanked everyone everyone for another successful evening. BIRTHDAY PARTY A very pleasant event took place Saturday evening, April 18, in Durham Srs. Complex hall, when family, relatives and friends gathered to honor a very special lady. Mrs. Gladys Gladys Trimble, Bowmanville, and lovingly called "Nan", by all her family, celebrated her 95th birthday! The hall was beautifully decorated with tables in pale yellow cloths and mauve decorations. Fresh spring flowers on all tables and silver candelabra on head table. Birthday balloons were over the guest of honor's head. Special congratulations were received from the following following - Flowers from Town of Newcastle, and personal greetings from Mayor Winters. Winters. Plaques from - Prime Minister Mulroncy, Governor General Suave; Sam Cureatz M.P.P.; Hon. David Peterson and Hon. Allan Lawrence M.P. Many beautiful gifts, flowers and cards from her many friends and family, Mrs. Trimble graciously thanked everyone. : Approximately Approximately 60 persons sat down to a delicious buffet of salads, cold cuts etc. Fqllowing the first course, the guest of honor honor cut the lovely decorated birthday cake and this was served, along with ice-cream. Mrs. Trimble is the mother of Mrs. Vera Staples of Orono. Orono. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Trimble, Trimble, Woodslee, spent the past week-end witli their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Staples. Staples. Some of the out of town guests at Mrs. Trimblcs's party party - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown, Hamilton; Miss Marion Marion Snowden, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Steed, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm; Malcolm; Mr, and Mrs. Art Rowan, Rowan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pfoli, all from Yclvcrton, Good Friday guests at Mrs. D. Bailey and Mrs. B. Billings Billings - Mrs. George Webster, Miss Mary Jewel, Miss Betty Flnxman all from Bowmanville. Bowmanville. TOWN HALL, CARD PARTY Thirteen tables of progres sive euchre at the weekly card party, held Wed., April 15, in Orono Town Hall. . The following scores. - High Score - Norma Moffat 86, Roy Winter 82, Jean Allin Allin 80, Marie Couroux 74, May Muldrew 74, Bruce Bright 74. Low Score - Thelma Vagg. Lucky draw winners - May Tabb, Ruth Henderson, Carl Todd. Next card party Wed. April 22, and ladies please bring lunch. ORONO UNITED CHURCH NEWS The sacrament of communion communion was celebrated at the Good Friday evening service, with members of both Kirby and Orono congregations in attendance. The music was very meaningful and choir anthems anthems excellent. We thank the members of Cubs and Beavers for their generous gift of a lovely wall clock, for the upper C.E. auditorium, auditorium, Orono United Church. A good attendance at the Easter Sunday morning service. service. The beautiful lilies were from the U.C.W. and 3 pots of lilies and bouquet of spring flowers were placed in loving memory of the late Jack Boynton and placed by his wife and family. Beautiful special music was provided by Marion Milncs and David Gray as duct, and rendered "Because He Lives". The sacrament of baptism was celebrated with little Ashley Marie Thelma Gil- bank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Gilbank, Ponty- pool, being baptized. Little Ashley is granddaughter of Mrs. E. L. Gilbank, Orono. Remember to order your 25th anniversary U.C.W. pins at $3.49 each, from Marie Marie Tamblyn 983-5550. Bible Studies - Wed, 9 a.m. in Manse and 1:30 p.m. in Kirby Church. Mid-week - Wed, 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. in Friendship room. Our film series will continue continue this week - April 26 at 7 p.m. "The family under fire". Refreshments and discussion will follow the films. Clarke Museum "Archives • will hold Open house, Sat., April 25th - 2 - 5 p.m. Everyone Everyone welcome, Refreshments. Refreshments. Located at Kirby. Remember to get your tickets tickets early for our "Variety Concert" on May 8th, Friday evening. An excellent variety The Ruby Downing Memorial Trophy was presented by Henry Downing, right, to President Joe Real and his wife Joanne for their dedicated service over several years to the Minor Hockey organization. A special plaque was also awarded to Statesman Editor John M. James for his help over the years with publicity. ISBI 'j | if? - These high scorers received special trophies for their achievements during These were the Most Valüablé t J^a$#à' ffijihfv ttiçir teams : back rôwi 1-r, J. the season: back row, 1-r, B. Carnegie, J. Hall, T. Powers, K. Prout, R. Flintoff, T. Powers, D. Burikbï, R. Banks; front row, J. Doyle, S. Brown, J. Banks; front row, D.Barrett, M. Nesbitt, J. Jackman, R. Robinson. Hail n uiiiio^ T T "'* L - Orono Chad Vanderende was presented with a ghetto blaster for raising the most money at the annual ska ta thon. Mike McCarthy made the presentation. of acts! All proceeds for our 125th Anniversary Renovation Renovation Fund! Mrs. Audrey McNaul, Oshawa, was last Wednesday visitor at the home of Mrs. E. Billings and Mrs. D. Bailey. Bailey. Congratulations to the Heather Ladies Lodge on celebrating celebrating their 40th birthday recently, with a large party. Two charter members were present _ at the celebration, along with 14 members, who had been with the lodge a full forty ycarsl Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmclt and family, Lindsay, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and family were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Billings. Congratulations to the hard-working members of Orono Horticulture Society, who last week, completed their brand-new flower bed at "Curvply Wood Products", corner, Station Street. This bed was torn out last fall, when IIwy. 115 - (2 lane) passed by! A very attractive foundation planting of tall evergreens in back and flowering flowering shrubs in front, present a very pretty scene, and right away our brand new sign will bo up! Many thinking people are pre-arranging funerals At quiet times, along with their own private thoughts, many peoplé --both young and elderly --are making the sensible decision to pre-arrange thelrfuneral. Their wishes are made known well before time of need, removing stress from surviving relatives. Call or write for our selection of brochures on the various aspects of funerals and pre-planning. Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home 53 Division Street BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C2Z8 Phone 623-5668