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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, August 12, 1987 Pontypool District Happenings WESLEYVILLE and DISTRICT By Nettle Aiken To start this column off, I would like to give credit where credit is due. Folks, the tiered response system really does work. Your correspondent needed it on Friday evening, July 31st. The Firefighters' Association responded within five minutes of the call and the Lindsay Ambulance in 20 minutes. Oxygen was started by the Firefighters, hooked up with the Ambulance supply and then transferred to St. Joseph's Hospital Emergency Room. Altogether, about two and a half hours of non-stop oxygen supply, until easy breathing was restored. The whole point of this account is to reassure my neighbors and friends not to hesitate in an emergency of a medical nature to call "277-2121." This holds good for the whole Township Township of Manvers, Janetville and Bethany as well as Ponty- pool. Ann Holtby and Margaret V/right spent six days recently at Deer Lodge, Haliburton. The holiday was enjoyed by both. May Mitchell from Peterborough Peterborough is spending a few days at time of writing with Margaret Wright. Alex Joncas' niece, Mrs. Joanne Smart from Montreal, visited the Joncas family on the Civic holiday weekend. The newest showing at the M-R Gallery by Don Baxter (Toronto) and Jennifer Law- son Shanks (Uxbridge) features colorful floral water prints. Jennifer also creates silk scarves (reasonably priced). Opening was August 8th and continues until September 18th. It would be worth a trip to the only Art Gallery serving Blackstock by Joyce Kelly A tragic single car accident Saturday Saturday evening claimed the life of a promising teenager Dana Smith of Janetville and injured her friend Donna McIntyre. Sincere sympathy is extended to Dana's parents and other relatives and friends with best wishes for a speedy recovery for Donna. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ted Spencely and family on the sudden passing of Ted Spencely last week. For many years Ted was a familiar sight at most country fairs where he acted as a fine M.C. announcing the days activities. Recently Walter and Audrey Wright spent a few days on a boat trip on the Trent-Sevem Waterway travelling from Picton to Peterborough. Nancy and Bob Bryans spent a few days at their cottage on Sturgeon Lake. Visitors while there were Alf and Marg Tomchishin, Scugog Island, Merv and Joan Brisco, Whitby, Scott and Karen Essery, Hampton and Deb and Leanna Bryans, Egypt. Bride-to-be Lori Cole has been feted with several showers recently. recently. On July 26, her junior bridesmaid and cousin Sharon Locke and her mom Marilyn hosted a family bridal shower at the Nestleton Communi- ' ty Centre. After Lori had opened the many beautiful gifts from the large number of relatives present she replied fittingly. A lovely lunch was served. In June her bridesmaids Julia Vanderheul and Angie ■ McDonald co-hosted a shower in Loti's honour at Julia's home. Lori's girlfriends and school chums attended attended this happy event and then on June 27 a Jack and Jill was held in Nestleton Hall in honour of Lori and ■ her groom to be. Lori's wedding will be on September 12. Nancy and Bob Bryans attended a Jack and Jill dance for Bob's niece Toni Ann Walker whose marriage to Dan Quinn of Ottawa will take place in Oshawa on August 22. Bob and Joanne Lee and girls recently enjoyed a fine holiday to the Western Provinces. Best wishes are extended to Ross and Andrea Weir, Janet, Jim and Russell as they have moved from their farm home south of Blackstock to Port Perry. Syd and Deb Fed- dema and family will be moving into into the Weir farm. A speedy recovery from a broken arm is wished for Bill Feddema. You're having a rough time, Bill - first you reach that magical "over "the hill" birthday and then you suffer suffer a fall and break your arm. Nancy and Bob Bryans recently visited Pete and Nelly Keuning of Enfield and their little boys Peter and Eric. Nancy Green is on her way to Saskatchewan on a 4-H exchange. Best wishes are extended to Nancy on her adventure. Winners of the weekly card party were Charles Nesbitt. Harold Burgess, Leslie Taylor, Ann Taylor, Norman Rohrer and low - Belle Werry. From the twelve tables draw winners were Gladys Potts, David Hall, William Mahaffy and Clara Nesbitt. Craig Paisley is enjoying a week home from Portage-la-Prairie. Craig is being kept busy visiting with family and friends. ! :\ HEALTHY LUNGS ARE A HOLE IN ONE! Support your local Lung Association 430-1046 the Township of Manvers. A word now about Ponty- pool's two fine restaurants, Dixie Lee and Christine's Dining Lounge. Dixie Lee specializes in chicken, seafood and pizza, mostly on a takeout takeout basis, but you are welcome to eat in if von so rieslre. They also have coffee, and soft drinks and donuts for a dessert treat. For a more sophisticated snack or meal and a drink from the bar, Christine's Dining Lounge is the restaurant of choice. It is a good place to bring your summer summer guests. These fine premises premises are air-conditioned for your comfort. In both places the entire premises are kept in immaculate shape and the service is good, no matter what your order might be. Just a reminder that pizza takes a half hour to prepare after your order goes in. Please do not try to rush them! Happy dining! This week, August 4th through August 8th, the St. Paul's Anglican Church in Bethany is holding a Daily Vacation Bible School. Your correspondent's role is that of pianist and helping with an activity centre when the children children first come in. There was a registration of 26 the opening day. On Wednesday, August 5th there were quite a number of new faces at the Daily Vacation Vacation Bible School in Bethany's St. Paul's Church Parish Hall. The children who attended yesterday had a good time and brought their friends with them. Tom and I were able to stay a little longer so made ourselvès useful, me in the primary class and Tom with cutting out hearts. After break time the children sang some lively action choruses. I taught a new hymn, just one stanza, "Can A Little Child Like Me." Your correspondent correspondent was able to get to know the boys and girls in the primary primary class and worked along with the others in filling out 5-day activity workbooks. There was a special Country and Western morning on Friday, Friday, August 7th. There were prizes for the best country or western costume. For the little children who do not wish to take part this way, they may bring their cabbage patch dolls or hush puppies. On Saturday, August 8th, there were some videos to watch together. The lobb ball games for Sunday, August 2nd were postponed postponed due to the rain. They were to be played on Sunday, August 9th starting at 1:00 p.m. and continuing on into the regular series at 4:00 p.m. Hopefully, my lobb ball reporter, Wayne Hunt, will have detailed scores shortly that I can incorporate into my column next week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore had a pleasant trip to Holland earlier in the summer, and it is your correspondent's intention intention to get your more details later about the trip and the Moore's reaction to it. There is another Bingo night on the day of writing, in which the jackpot to be claimed is $100. if won in 55 numbers. Perhaps someone will get an extra holiday bonus. The next visit of the Preschool Preschool Resource Van to Pontypool Pontypool is Tuesday, August 18th in the park from 10:00 a.m. to noon. Mothers, this is your time to socialize, choose parent guidance books for yourselves, and books and toys with your children. They always have a special craft for the children. Just a reminder of the Family Fun Day at Pontypool on Saturday, August 22nd. There will be a soap box derby, bicycle decorating, parade, games, best dressed dog and a corn roast. For more information please call Rick at 277-3630 or Julia at 277-3566. "A luxury becomes a necessity necessity if you can make the down payment on it," Your correspondent has heard of yet another student on the honor role at I.E. Weldon School. Arlene Bowins, daughter of A1 and Shirley Bowins, grand- daugher of Mervin and Dorothy Dorothy Bowins, had an average of 85 per cent in Grade 12 but was able to take Grade *13 Sociology Sociology with high marks, as well as Chemistry in her Grade 12 portion. She will be returning for Grade 13 in September, and will likely be a classmate of Denise Brown. Arlene, too, has been able to find employment employment for the summer. We wish you every best success for whatever life has in store for you. Sincere congratulations! Sympathy goes to Harold and Marie Wilson and family upon the death of Harold Wilson's Wilson's only sister, who died in St. Joseph's Hospital on Saturday, Saturday, August 1st. Visitation and funeral were at Comstock's Comstock's Funeral Home, Peterborough. Peterborough. Service in the chapel on Tuesday, August 4th, with interment Ross Memorial Gardens, 12th Concession, Highway 28. She leaves to mourn two daughters, Joyce Willis, Orono and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Peterborough, Mrs. Vera Hudson also leaves numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, Please pray for these bereaved loved ones. Harold and Eileen Moore spent three weeks between Holland and France visiting friends. They went to the Normandy coast, where the war front was located. They enjoyed the trip very much and had really nice weather for travelling. Just a reminder as it has been a long time since it was last mentioned in this column. Your correspondent can process process both new and renewal subscriptions to The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. The economical price for this fine rurally oriented weekly paper is only $17. per year. Just let me know. THE GREAT From August 17 through 21, from 9:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., parents of children from Pontypool and area are encouraged encouraged to let their children participate at the Millbrook Christian Assembly (next to the Medical Centre) for their Vacation Bible School. There is no registration fee. A planning meeting is coming up the last Wednesday of August for the St. Thomas More C.W.L. Come and bring your ideas. This will be at the Rectory in Millbrook. "A committee consists of three or more persons, each of whom thinks the others talk a lot of nonsense." [Intended for last week] By E. Barrowclough In spite of the slight shower of rain on Sunday morning, members of the congregation of the Hope charge of the United Church gathered at the Ganaraska Woods Centre for worship. The first part was conducted outside but signs pointed to damper conditions, so all moved inside the main building and in the comfort of dry surroundings finished the service. As usual, a happy experience with all delighting in the gentle rain so badly needed. It was good to have Krista McHolm home from school and work as well as Mary Symons of Labrador, who is home for the holidays. Visitors with Allan and Carrie Osborne and Marcella Vallerica, Mr. and Mrs. Val- lerica of California were present present at the close of their time with mother and sister. The people do appreciate the privilege privilege of meeting in this lovely retreat. ~ On Saturday, Truman Austin celebrated his birthday which actually occurs in a week's time. About 35 relatives, relatives, including his daughter Bonnie and son Paul with their families, as well as his brothers Arnold and Harold and their families, gathered for a picnic dinner and a good visit until dusk. Phillip and Cathy Nichols of Toronto visited with parents Clarence and Dora Nichols, during the weekend. With them was a friend who is a member of Phillip's staff and whose home was in Argentina. His English is not too fluent but he delights in a trip away from the city. At noon on Sunday, members members of the Austin families shared a wedding anniversary, dinner with Marion and Nelson Nelson Sexsmith of Port Hope. Marion is the daughter of Vera Austin and the late Loren Bee, and several of their relatives were present with them at the Motor inn, Cobourg, for this happy celebration. Congratulations Congratulations to Marion and Nelson. Another celebration took place at the Oddfellows Hall on Highway 28 when relatives and friends of Roy and Doreen McHolm of Welcome surprised surprised them with a party on Friday night, July 31st. Following Following a family dinner, a treasure treasure hunt was organized and one of the treasures to be found was a bingo chip. This could be located at the hall but Doreen and Roy did not know bingo night was on Saturday, so they went there. The ruse worked, and the couple were greeted by the first of about 200 guests who came to bring congratulations and good wishes. Carroll and June Nichols with grandson Matthew, returned on the weekend from a holiday on the east coast. While there they visited friends including Mrs. Wood- house, formerly of Port Hope, at Cavendish. They returned home by way of Maine and Vermont, crossing the border at Ivy Lea. They enjoyed fine weather for the two weeks. Harold and Gwen Best returned on Thursday, July 30th from a trip to Eastern Ontario where they found excellent weather for holidaying holidaying also. 99'SALE Prices effective thru Saturday August 15th, 1967. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Savings shown in this ad based on Metropolitan Toronto A&P regular retails. 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