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Forthcoming Marriage Orono and District by Isabelle Challice The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, May 27, 1987 3 Graduate Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hockin are delighted to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lee Anne to Alex Grant, son of Mrs. Cynthia Ellis, Kelowna, B.C., and Dr. and Mrs. James Grant of Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday, July 11,1987 at Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. Qlackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly ' - (jAQeywdeit ^Wedding iT On Saturday, October 18, 1986, in Trinity United Church, the marriage of Michelle Alexander to Donald Sudsbury Jr. took place. Reverend Audrey Fisher officiated. Soloist was Allanah Coles. ; Parents of the bride are Mr. F. Alexander of Madoc, and Mrs. B. Alexander of Saskatchewan. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Sudsbury of Bowmanville. Maid of honour was Judy Sudsbury. Bridesmaids were Heather Sentf from Sask., sister of the bride, and Cheryl Irvin. Junior bridesmaid was Oner Living and flowergirl was Nicole Sudsbury. Best man was Brian Sudsbury. Ushers were Scott Sudsbury, Charles Dobson and Michael Sudsbury as junior usher, brothers of the groom. The reception was held at the Lions Centre in Bowman- ville. THE LONGEST NO COST WARRANTY IN THE BUSINESS. 6 / X W NISSAN % 1 AHMAD 1986 Jr 100,000 KM q» PO\A|, ENTRAI N|/VARRAN'ff $ "N|w Standard onall|^8|Nis^a|s" MIDWAY MOTORS LTD. ;$ v ' r. <5l 1300 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY 668-6828 F2 NISSAN SINCE 1960-DURHAM REGION'S 1st CHOICE FOR NISSAN Heartiest congratulations to Mrs. Wilbur Toms who quietly celebrated her 85th birthday with family members on Monday. Her daughter Helen and Stuart Dorrell of Charlton visited her and other family for a few days. Happy birthday, Aunt Elva. On Sunday afternoon an Open House was held in the honour of Frank and Muriel Hoskin on the occasion occasion of their fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Anniversary. Hosting the event at the C.E. Room of the United Church was their family - Joan Graham, Pat Fletcher, Ron Hoskin and Larry Hoskin who was home from Lake Louise, Alberta for the event. Congratulatory Congratulatory plaques were received from Governor-General, the Sauve, Prime Minister Mulroney, Premier Peterson and Mayor Taylor and their respective governments. During the afternoon several sisters.and sisters-in-law poured tea at the beautifully decorated tea^ table. Many friends, neighbours and relatives from points across Ontario and into Manitoba attended this happy gathering. Following the Open House, . members of the immediate family along >vith Frank and-Muriel's ; brothefi? and; sisters artd.Jheir spouses enjoyed a buffet supper-arid a social evening at Uiëir,home east of Nestlekm. Congratulations to Frank and Muriel. , , Mrs. Hazel Gay of Oshawa spent the weekend with her cousin Mrs. Wilbur Toms. Sympathy is extended to Noreeri and Neil Malcolm and family on the sudden passing of Noreen's sister- in-law Mrs. Lillian Cook of Brooklin last week. Our thoughts are with you at this time. All members of the Ferguson family gathered at the Nestleton Hall last Sunday in honour of Ed Happy 10th Birthday /7 Qcda GeldtsuUioK 9k QoU jj&AteUe/uf, 10% OFF ALL 10 KT. GOLD CHAINS ALL 10 KT. GOLD CHARMS ALL 10 KT. GOLD EARRINGS ALL 10 KT. GOLD RINGS Plus...many in-store specials! FREE COFFEE and DONUTS Thurs., Fri., Sat. - May 28-29-30 78 King St. W. 623-1933 Bowmanville Dunbar and his bride-to-be on the occasion of their up-coming wedding. wedding. The afternoon concluded with a delicious supper. Ed is the son of Mona (Ferguson) and George Dunbar Dunbar of Scarborough. Members of the U.C.W; enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto where they visited a bone china factory where they enjoyed seeing the many steps from bone to beautiful china. A stop at a shopping mall was also enjoyed. The return home was delayed by a flat tire on 401 - not a pleasant experience experience but all arrived home safely safely later than expected. Neil and Noreén Malcolm attended attended the wedding of Annette Weaver daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver at Belleville on Saturday. Many will remember .when the Weaver family lived here when John was an employee of Malmont Farms. There were 10 tables of cards at the weekly euchre party on Tuesday ' evening with the following winners 1. Dorothy Edwards, 2. Bernice Wells, 3. Mildred Thompson, 4. Ner- ta Masters, 5. Belle Werry, 6. Albert Watts, Low - Marion Webb. Draws wer.e won by M. Pools, Mildred Thompson, Gladys Potts aTàclNértà Masters. For a pleasant.evening o£- entertainttient this weekly event is suggested-tir you to attend. Pooplç of alleges attend andenjoy these weekly card paçtwff^ t-' A successfultubareef was held on 1 Saturday and overnight Saturday at the Fairgrounds when approximately approximately sixty boys and their leaders from theDistrict arrived for a fun-filled programme. The theme of the camp was "Space." Space shop races were one of the events that attracted much attention. Balloons were released to see how far they would travel. The Scugog Pack won the prize for the best group. Quite a number camped overnight. Blackstock and District Lions Club held a successful Flea Market at the Arena on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday, Gerald, Joyce, Elizabeth, Elaine and Esther Kelly were guests of the Dean of Nursing at the Pinning Ceremony of the Graduation of the 1967 Class of Nursing Nursing at Queen's University. During the ceremony the Nursing Science Society presented an annual Eleanor Kelly Memorial Award to a graduating student who possesses 1 some of the qualities that endeared Eleanor to her peers. Following the ceremony the Kelly family were luncheon guests of the nursing professors. professors. All in all it was a very memorable day for us all. John, Sandy & Taylor Churchill were surprised to see a moose recently on their property at Egypt west of Blackstock. Bet the moose was just as surprised. Eldad U.C.W. Meeting The May meeting of Eldad U.C.W. was opened by the president, Dorreen Westlake. Lois Ycllowlees read a letter from Hon. Allan Lawrence, M.P., in reply to her letter regarding the new refugee restrictions. Dorothy Snowden led the worship service. Donna Johnston and Dorothy Snowden presented a narration on the Lord's Prayer, which was enlightening enlightening to us all. We will meet at Solina Hall atG:30 p.m. June 1 for our visit to the Mnrnwood House, Don't forget your knee throw! We were very fortunate to have Mary and Lloyd Kellogg with their films about the "Church In Action on the West Const." The Crosby boat with Gordon Taylor, services the west const with its many small villages. It is licensed to carry twenty-five passengers, the cost being $55.00 per person encli dny on the eight day cruise. It is eighty feet long, operated by three diesel engines, which shut down each night nt 10:30 p.m, The needs of the villages such as marriages, burials, and presbytery presbytery visitation nrc carried on In tills manner the yenr around. Wo want to thank the Kelloggs for n very informa- live evening which was enjoyed enjoyed both by the men and women of our church. Pat Best Orono United Church News Mrs. Shirley Moffat gave the children's story on Sunday morning at the regular service. Happy birthday to Don Scott, who celebrated on May 24th. Next Sunday will be Sunday School Anniversary, May 31st, beginning at 10 a.m. (Take note of time change.) with church service at the church and continuing at 12 noon with a pot luck lunch in Orono Park. Hot dogs will be provided provided for the children. U.C.W. executive met on Monday to finalize plans for our upcoming 25th anniversary anniversary celebrations in June. Orono - Kirby Official Board met on Tuesday night in the upper C.E. hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Millson and Rev. Milnes will be attending the Bay of Quinte Conference on May 28 - 31. Sunday, June 7 will be Pentecost and Communion Sunday. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey, Mrs. E. Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey attended the Queen Street United Church service on Sunday, May 24, to witness the Confirmation class of seven young people, join the church. Mrs. Bailey's grandson, Warren Kimmett, was one of the class members and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett, Lindsay. Weekend guests at Challices included Mr. and Mrs. Dean Warren, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. M. Harmer, Oshawa, Miss Denise Deveaux and Miss Cathy Daley, all of Oshawa, and Miss Laurie Benedict (now Deveaux). Chili - Choo Cookoff Despite the gloomy weather, there was a good attendance at all events, and Central School All the primary classes at Central Public School went to the Metro Toronto Zoo on Tuesday, May 12th. We went by two buses and we saw zebras, a hippopotamus, a turtle, a polar bear and grizzly bear. My favorite animals were the elephants. Their tusks were small but their bodies were huge. Bradley liked the monkey who swung around a lot. The girafes just stood there and had to fold their legs in order to sit down. The monorail was a quick way to see lots of animals. That was the last thing we did. Some of us had a chance to buy a souvenir. I hope we have a chance to go back again. Holly McGregor Bradley-Humber Open House at Central Open House for Central School was fun. We said a poem, danced a square dance and sang a song called "Path to the Moon." Grade One and Two did a Dinosaur dance and song. Tyrannosaurus Rex is my favorite dinosaur. Holly MacGregoj Andrew Crossen Bradley Humber the best crowd ever on a Sunday! A record-breaking attendance at the Saturday night dance in the arena. In speaking to Mac Ransberry recently, he reports the authorities were amazed at our facilities in general and thrilled with the available spaces for games, etc. This was truly a family event and entire families found something something to enjoy! Many visitors from U.S.A. and one group of 28 flew in to Toronto, to attend this special event. Many pleasing comments as to the beauty of our fair grounds, and especially especially to view the large herds of cattle (Moffat's farm) across the busy highway. One American was heard to remark, "Just like home in Texas." Excellent amateur entertainment entertainment for the Talent Contest on Sunday afternoon and this was pronounced, the most entries for this particular particular event. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Chatterton, Mr. and Mrs. David Chatterton and Mr. and Mrs. Hank Sokolyuk, Bethany, enjoyed the past weekend at the cottage of Mrs. Queen Taylor at Caledon Lake. Mrs. Kay Beggs, Pontypool, was a Monday luncheon guest of Mrs. Edith Taylor. Many out of town guests were at the Deveaux - Benedict wedding in St. Gregory's Catholic Church, Oshawa, on Saturday. Mrs. Winifred Daley, P.E.I., the groom's grandmother, and Aunt Isabelle and cousin, all from P.E.I. The bride's aunt and uncle, John and Jenny Coombs, Lindsay, and cousins Mary and Dan, Tom and Patty, were all from Lindsay. TED DE JAGER Ted De Jager graduated May 15 from Royal Military College at Kingston with a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering and the rank of Second Lieutenant in the Canadian Armed Forces. Ted is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Anthony De Jager and a graduate of Knox Christian School and Durham Christian High School at Bowmanville. He is now stationed at National Defence Headquarters Headquarters in Ottawa and will be transferred to Canadian Forces Base at Chilliwack, B.C. later this summer. for family portraits HOW MANY DO YOU THINK THERE ARE...? COME IN AND TAKE A GUESS. The closest guess wins a KonicaïïÔm?Ô CAMERA ($84.00 Value) Winner will be notified on Friday, June 19th .Just in time for Father's Day. LANGE'S PHOTO LAB INC. 1 HR. 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