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I I V 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. July 8,1987 Yelverton and District Happenings OBITUARY [Intended for Last Week] A Night Hawk Lob Ball tournament was held last week in Pontypool in which "Centre-Field" the ball club based in Pontypool and sponsored sponsored by our neighbours Floyd and Dale Stinson, emerged the "A" Champions. Throughout the tournament they were undefeated and the final game was played vs. a Pickering team. The first prize was $300 plus Labatt Schooner Bags for the players. The two local participants on the team were Ernie Dart and Dale Stinson. On Thursday evening, Marlene Glasbergen hosted a miscellaneous shower for their niece, Miss Marcia Van DerMeer. Several ladies from Port Perry, Newcastle, and several local ladies were in attendance. Marcia will be getting married in mid July with reception in Manvers Arena auditorium following a wedding in Prince Albert. Terry and Brenda Malcolm and some of their children attended the 15th reunion of their Graduating Class at Guelph University at Honey Harbour this past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm accompanied Todd Malcolm of the Woodville Selects to a 5-day hockey tournament in Ottawa this weekend. Howard's portrait that appeared in most local newspapers re his being named Victoria County's Pork Producers of the Year proved Howard to be quite photogenic. photogenic. Well done. The heading should have read Yelverton farmer not Janetville! ! Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Orval (Ona) Quacken- bush and her sister, Mrs. Laverne Sutton, of Nestleton and their families in the sudden passing of their father living in Campbellford. The funeral is scheduled for Monday of this week in Havelock. Mrs. Ida Hurtig moved from her previous residence west of Yelverton to her new home in Port Perry on Thursday of this week. Alb join in wishing Ida happiness and comfort in her new surroundings. We extend congratulations to a young lady who has graced our domicile on several occasions. We refer to Miss Francine Taylor, daughter of Bruce and Jean Taylor of Solina, who graduated with honours at the University of Waterloo with a B. Sc. in Kinesiology Degree. Best wishes are extended to Cliff and Yvonne Fallis, formerly of Pontypool, who have moved to Fenelon Falls. They will be badly missed in Pontypool and in Manvers Twp. we suspect, due to their heavy involvement in community community affairs over many years. Trust they too, will be happy in their new environment. environment. Yvonne, among her many other services in the past, was Pontypool correspondent correspondent to The Statesman for many years and handled the task conscientiously and with brevity - an uncommon trait in we news reporters. Congratulations are extended extended to Hay and Ernestine Robinson who observed their 40th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday evening with a dance at the Yelverton Church Hall. The hall was filled to capacity during the evening to listen to appropriate music supplied by D.J. Warren Sutcliffe assisted later in the evening by Gary Bristow on his steel guitar. In midevening midevening Clare Robinson as M.C. invited his parents to seats of honour on the platform platform where they were subjected subjected to not one, but two humorous poetic addresses. The first was composed and read by Ralph Malcolm (a brother-in-law), the second by Clare Robinson. These dealt with the more insidious parts of Ernie and Ray's past 40 years revealing the occasional juicy tidbit for public consumption. consumption. Ernie and Ray each replied expressing their appreciation to their families for arranging the festive evening and to all and sundry for their "presents" and "presence." All in all it was a very enjoyable evening particularly particularly for those who like to trip the light fantastic. Earlier in the afternoon the immediate family had congregated at Ray and Ernie's residence for a family dinner and presented them with a gas barbecue for a gift. Guests were present from Toronto, Peterborough, Ida, Plattsville, Lindsay, including son Darryl and his wife from Ottawa area and most local communities. The Robinson family have been an integral part of our Yelverton community life for the past many years. The best wishes of the community are extended to them for many more happy years. Mr. and Mrs. John Hofstetter were weekend guests of Laurie and Clare Robinson and family. This week is was our dubious pleasure to be called upon to make a mandatory contribution to the Health and Welfare of the Durham Regional Police. The long arm of the law accosted us, not half way to Toronto, but a mere 3 - 4 miles from home while passing through "Sleepy Hollow" sometimes referred to as Cadmus. Apparently according to the genial gentleman gentleman who transferred our personal invitation to contribute contribute to the cause, the local residents had complained to the Boys in Blue about speeding speeding through their fair if somnolent hamlet, requesting a "radar trap" to enforce their continued tranquility. We possibly aggravated our position by stepping up the horses so as not to meet a school bus in the "narrows" of Cadmus Bridge. Shucks! It isn't even considered a "charitable" donation for income tax purposes! Congratulations are extended extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ellis (nee Valerie Frew) who were married on Saturday, June 27th, with the reception later at Manvers Arena. Mr. and Mrs. Quenton Robinson and daughter left for a summer in U.S.A. where Mandy is assisting in a summer camp program there and Quenton serving as a camp chauffeur. The Robinsons have recently completed completed their "Uncle Tom's Log Cabin" - on their property north of Yelverton. Another couple of new houses have been started in the metropolis of Yelverton south of the four corners. y y t ! j " : il'tfef 6,/ : ' i m swatchQ The new wave in Swist watches. Just Arrived In Bowmanville at HOOPER'S JEWELLERS 39 King St. W, Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747 Member of the Canadian Jewellers Group Co-operative Association Mr. Maurice Mantle recently recently returned from a couple of weeks with friends in Northern Ontario. On Sunday afternoon Annette and Robert Munroe hosted a celebration of their recent marriage at their farm home just south of Janetville. Some 150-200 guests were present to observe the auspicious occasion. The garden party atmosphere was supplemented supplemented with the addition of a real live band - Rick Johnson's County Band: Rick and his wife stood up with Annette and Rob at their marriage ceremony. ceremony. Barbecued beef was the entree for the bountiful dinner provided for all the guests present. During the afternoon the guests enjoyed socializing with liquid refreshments provided to oil the machinery of conversation. Among the many guests present were Bob's mother and grandmother grandmother from Toronto, his aunt who is the M.P. of a riding in Toronto and who brought greetings from the Great One himself - Brian Mulroney and Mila. All together a very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed enjoyed by all. Special thanks to Annette and Rob and best wishes for a long happily married life. MAXWELL EDWIN [MAXIE] YOURTH Highly respected and popular with everyone who knew him, Maxie (Maxwell Edwin) Yourth, died in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, at the age of 67 following surgery, on Saturday, June 13, 1987. Born in Parry Sound, and educated at North Simcoe Public School, and O.C.V.I. Oshawa, he was the son of Edwin and Mildred Yourth, and stepson of Edna Yourth. On June 19, 1941, he was married to Doris Virtue. A resident of Bowmanville 46 years, he had previously resided in Oshawa. An employee of General Motors Canada Parts Dept., he had retired 12 years ago. He was a member of the United Church, and of the Royal Canadian Legion, and the C.A.W. Maxie served as a L.A.C. Cpl. in the R.C.A.F. No. 13 Photo Survey Squadron from 1941 - 1945 in the Yukon and N.W.T. Maxie, a fine and dedicated athlete, was a prominent fixture in Bowmanville area sporting activities over a period spanning six decades. He played his first hockey in high school. From the mid 1930's to the late 50's, Mr. Yourth played hockey for the Oshawa Generals, Oshawa Truckmen, Oshawa Redy Mix, Bowmanville - Orono Combines, Combines, Mike's Imperials and the R.C.A.F. service league. Max earned the Lions Club "Bartlett Trophy" as the Bowmanville League's M.V.P. for his play with the Barons in 1952. He also played in the U.A.W. league and refereed minor hockey in Bowmanville. Mr. Yourth was also a star baseball player with many teams including the great Brookdale Roses squad, the Bowmanville Harvesters and the Bowmanville Royals. Max also played in area softball leagues. Golf was another passionate pursuit. He was a member of the Bowmanville Golf and Country Club and Ayren Links Golf Club. He played many years with the local branch Legion League, often representing representing the branch team in provincial play-downs. He was also a member of the G.M. Retirees League at Ayren Links. Maxie's outstanding achievement in golf came in 1966 during the Pro-Am Tournament at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf and Country Club when he swept both the team and individual honours for amateurs, adding yet another trophy to the many already won. Left to mourn his passing are his wife Doris, sons Brad and wife Valerie, Oshawa, and Don, stepmother Edna, and a sister Yvonne (Mrs. Jack Bateman), Scarborough. He was predeceased by a sister Lois (Mrs. George Jackson). The Reverend Audrey Fisher officiated at the funeral services held Tuesday' at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Beautiful floral tributes were received attesting to.the esteem in which the deceased was held, from CMC 25 Year Club, Durham College Staff Association, Ç.A.W. Oshawa, Ajax Material and Handling. Cremation. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. ■ SWISS STYLE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Gay Lea Yogurt </ 2 PRICE BLUE JAY TICKETS Prices effective thru Saturday, July 11,1987. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. 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