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The Canadian Statesman, liowmanvillv. June 24. llliiT 2 Happy 1st Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earle McEwen of Peterborough and all visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burley of Bridgenorth. Mrs. Carol Byars and Kimberly visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. David Imlach and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood, Scott and Garett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, Courtney and Derrick of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood, Lindsay and Sarah, Mr. Floyd Wood and Miss Leslie Moheen of Oshawa were family Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood. Several enjoyed the Father's Day Beef Barbecue at Newcastle Hall on Sunday. The Women's Institute monthly meeting was held last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jean O'Neill with only eight members present. Mrs. Phyllis Peck, Lena Clysdale and Mr. Art Bedwin enjoyed Thursday at Woodbine Woodbine Raceway, Toronto, with a bus load of Senior Citizens from Newcastle. There were 10 1/ 2 tables in play of euchre Friday evening at the Hall. Winners were Hazel Stapleton with a score of 84, Carl Todd 74, Charlie Finnie 73, Kay Battersly 73, Aleck Moffatt 71, Ernie Buckenham 70. Next card party on July 3rd. The 50-50 draw was won by Norma Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill were among the 400 who enjoyed the salad, pie and strawberry supper at Garden Hill Church basement Friday evening. > Mrs. Joyce Caroll attended the Post Office Convention at Sudbury from Thursday till Monday. Mrs. Lynda Farrow quite capably is at the post office. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson enjoyed the Milwaukee Brewers - Toronto Blue Jay Ball Game at Toronto on Sunday afternoon. Six people on Monday enjoyed their walk around the village in the evening. After enjoying their supper at Newcastle Hall on Sunday HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE Main St., Orono 983-5115 SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FOR 35 YEARS Nelda Dawson 623-4835 Susan Sawyer 983-5767 Saturday, June 27th 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. %ou6e of timber Antique and Gift Shop * New Location * 108 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-5387 t Bonnie Faber '• 1975>\ IGA Girls Maintain Soccer Win Streak By John Morris Graham's IGA Girls continued continued their fine soccer this week with two victories against Ajax. On Tuesday, June 16, in Ajax, the girls defeated Dixon Printing by the score of 8-0. On Thursday, June 18, again in Ajax, they defeated Burns-Morston 4 - 0. The girls went to the game on Tuesday knowing they would be playing below strength, with several players having previous commitments. commitments. As it turned out, Graham's had only nine players at the game and as the score indicates they played very well indeed. Five different different players shared in the scoring honors, Sarah Couch - two goals, Tracy Michaud - two goals, Carolyn Watters - two goals, Sharon McAleese - one goal, and Kim Bates one goal. The shutout was a tribute tribute to the defense as the goalkeepers Kim Bates and way for our brand new Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, next door to the former Mrs. Mary Morris' house. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn spent the past weekend at their cottage at Lake Catchacoma. Kathy Clements did not touch the ball the entire game. The Defense and Midfielders who kept Ajax out of our end were Carolyn Watters, Alyssa McLennan, Kari Houll and Elizabeth Wunderlich. For much of the game the players familiarized themselves with different positions and did a very good job of learning them. The game on Thursday was approached with caution as the girls were aware that this Ajax team had previously lost only one game. Once again Graham's dominated the play, allowing Ajax only one or two chances at our goal. This was a complete team effort with Sarah again leading the scoring, this time with three goals and Elizabeth Wunderlich Wunderlich scoring the other one. Their goals and the shutout were the result of the players playing together as a team. Strong games were played by Carolyn Watters and Tammy Boyer on Defense, Sharon McAleese, Sarah Couch, Kathy Clements and Christine Kiely at Midfield, and Elizabeth Wunderlich, Kari Hoult, Jessica Knoop, Jessica Hull, Kim Bales and Tracy Michaud at Forward. Kim and Carolyn shared this shutout. Next week Graham's IGA is at home for two games. On Tuesday, atDurham Christian they play Whitby Team No. 1 and on Thursday they play at Waverley against Pickering Village. Opening July 8th at our new location 50 MILL ST. N., NEWCASTLE Telephone 987-5773 CASTLE HAIR CARE Senior Citizens -10% OFF Hi! My name is Timothy James McKeen. I'm celebrating my 1st birthday June 25. My parents are Tim and Alice McKeen. My proud grandparents are Marion McKeen of Hampton, Norman McKeen of Madoc, Frances Mulder and the late Andy Mulder of Bowmanville. Ne wtoil ville News Celebrate 40th Anniversary Congratulations to Wally and Jean McKnight of R.R. 2, Bowmanville on their 40th anniversary, June 14th, 1987. An anniversary celebration was held at the Base Line Community Centre on the evening of June 13th. 1987. ORONOand DISTRICT By Isabelle Challice afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton visited Mr. Tom 'Coatham at Bowmanville in the evening. Mrs. Carolyn Gilmer and Mrs. Lena Clysdale attended the Trousseau Tea for Miss Dawn Vaneyk, bride-elect, at her parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaneyk, Tyrone, on Saturday. On Tuesday evening at the school a program was enjoyed by over 100 parents and friends. Displays from three companies of fashion clothes including Tops and Trends, beautiful display by Kathy Shaw, and another display of Avon cosmetics by Peggy Mullan and' Cathy's Gold, Bowmanville, with jewellery. Mrs. Lynda Farrow was the commentarian and over $300. was realized for playground equipment for the school. Sunday morning greeter was Margaret Elliott. The Sunday School children presented the program. Rev. Ransom moved a vote of thanks to all who helped make the Sunday school a success especially the teachers. Each teacher presented a certificate certificate made by Ron Philips to each member of their class. They sang "Jesus Loves Me." They also had charge of the devotional and collection taking. They presented a play "The Prodigal Son" with Ryan Farrow as the father. The flowers placed at the front of the church were from the funeral of Mr. Jack Stapleton. Sympathy is expressed to the family, relatives and friends. Quote - "Statistics are like a bikini. What they reveal is suggestive, but what they conceal is vital." Recently, Mrs. H. M. Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luxton, Bowmanville, and Mrs. Doris Wannan attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Benson, in Cambray Church. Recent guests of Mrs. E. L. Gilbank included Miss Marion Snowden, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haynes, Brandon, Manitoba. Mrs. Eileen Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett apd family and attended the dance recital at the Academy Theatre where Rebecca Kimmétt performed. Last week visitors with Mrs. H. M. Mercer were Mr. and Mrs. Don Duncan and Mrs. Clarence Duncan, all from Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cann, Garden Hill. Father's Day guests at the Challices were Mr. Harvey Aiken, Strathaven, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutherland and girls, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mrs. Hazel Stapleton, Mr. John Robinson and Mr. Alfred Piggott spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton and family at their cottage on Lake Scugog. Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland enjoyed "another honeymoon" following their 40th wedding anniversary celebrations, Friday, June 12. This time in Huntsville, Bracebridge areas and also enjoyed a boat cruise. Father's Day guests of Mr. Charles Taylor, in Strathaven, included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin. Mrs. Irene Burleigh, Bowmanville, spent several days last week, visiting Mrs. Hazel Stapleton. More Horticulture News from Areas District No. 17 had many winners in the- recent O.H.A. Competitions in Kingston, Queen's University. Oshawa Club - several prizes in flowers. Ajax Senior Club - 2nd prize in Year Book. Pine Ridge Club (Nestleton) 3rd prize Year Book. Orono Junior Club - had five winners. Ajax Junior Club - 1st prize in Jr. Year Book. Ajax Jrs. received the Mrs. Lemeke Award for best activity report for 1986. This is a cheque for Lloyd Scott m.a. Counselling Specializing in: • Marriage and Separation Counselling • Parent-Child .and Individual Problems ORONO MEDICAL CENTRE 1-983-9792 Inquiries Welcome Evening anti Weekend Appointments $25.00. Congratulations Ajax! Leskard Card Party Held in the church hall, on June 4th, with 10 tables playing playing and the following winners: High scores - Carman Tennant 81, Audrey Buckley 79, Edith Gordon 79. Low scores - Marie Lane 48, Bill Brandt 44. Door prize - Norma Moffat. We would like to thank all who supported us in attending our parties. We will be commencing commencing again in September. Watch for announcements. The 4T Club Meeting The 4T Club held their monthly meeting in the club hall on June 18, with 46 members in attendance. A deliciout. dinner of cold meat loaf and salads was thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed by all.. \ Miss Janet Desotisa provided provided the musical entertainment entertainment that had everyone singing singing and toes a-tapping! We are taking a bus trip to the Kàwartha Summer Theatre, Lindsay, on July 29th to see the English Comedy "Shut Your Eyes and Think of England." We have a few seats vacant, and anyone interested in going with us, please call Molly Mairs 983- 5412 for information, etc. There are group rates available available and all seats are reserved! Orono United Church News The guest speaker for Sunday morning's service was the newest member of our congregation to leave us for training for future full-time ministry, Mr. John McLean. John, wife Linda and family have been very active in youth work, Hi C, Sunday School and Bible studies. John also helps' in the music departments. They will be moving to Saskatchewan the end of July, where John will be studying at Briercrest Bible College, in preparation for the Ministry. We are thankful for them and pray for God's Blessing in the future. Regular Summer Worship Times: June 28 9:30 a.m. Kirby; 11 a.m. Orono. July 5 -19 - Kirby 10 a.m. July 12 - 26 - Orono 10 a.m. The month of August - Newcastle United Church 10:30 a.m. There will be Junior Congregation Congregation available for children seven years and younger. Remember our Strawberry - Salad supper this Thursday, June 25, at 6 p.m., Orono United Church, sponsored by Orono Horticulture Society. As part of Sunday morning's service, Mrs. E. L. Gilbank presented David Gray with a lovely water-color painting by Don Staples, from the congregation, congregation, in recognition of his leadership in the church organizations and choir. David thanked everyone for their kindness. A reception was held downstairs in the main hall for both David and also the John McLean family. We will welcome Mr, Ross Metcalf as our new organist and choir leader in the fall. Summertime Mid-Week fellowship - On Wednesday evenings we will be meeting for time of music, brief Bible study and fellowship. July 1st - Bertha and Carman White (983-5415); July 8th - Lola Kennedy (903- 5369). Further Information in the Orono Times or call Manse 983-5208. ^*»' f SoclalNews Sympathy of the community to the family and relatives of the late Jack Stapleton, who passed away suddenly Thursday, June 18, at his home in Lindsay. The funeral took place from Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Saturday, June 20. Cremation followed. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Draper and family have moved into their new home on Orchard Park Drive, Bowmanville. Mrs. Anna Marie Thompson, Thompson, St. Petersburg, Florida, has been spending a few days visiting her mother, Mrs. Chas. Taylor, and also her daughters in the area. 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