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l 8 The Canadian Statesman. Rowmanvillc. August 26.1987 Starkville District Happenings HAPPENINGS FROM HAYDON and DISTRICT 'hursday. the seniors Wnr „.h„„ , nn manv ro _ Ü „ , ... On Thursday went on our bus trip to Prince Prince Edward County. Forty- three were picked up at Campbcllcroft and Port Hope on our way. Our first stop was to pick up Mrs. Irene Hagerntan at Highway Highway 33 and 63 junction as she was to be our guide. We loured the Macaulay Mountain Mountain and Bird House City. There were ninety-two houses representing various various reproductions of historic historic buildings in Prince Edward County. Mrs. Hagerman pointed out various various places in and around Picton, then on to the Mariner's Memorial Museum. I almost forgot, we ate the lunch we had taken with us at the Lake on the Mountain. Mountain. We also called and bought cheese at Black River factory. We visited Sand Bank provincial park and found the sand and hot sun more than we expected. By this time everyone was so thirsty and we had failed to find any water. Finally, Mrs. Hagerman took us to her daughter's and we enjoyed enjoyed a cool drink with ice which we appreciated very much. We stopped at Bloomfield to shop but found to our dismay most of the shops closed. We went onto Wellington where we enjoyed a salad supper at their church and then back home again. On Sunday, Confirmation services were held at Per- rytown church when Bishop Findlay of Bowmanvillc confirmed Chris Good, Jason Wooded -and Kerri Beatty (Mrs. J. Beatty). An outdoor service was held at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson's home near Highway 28. Rev. Sedgwick conducted the service. The Garden Hill choir sang. The scripture was taken from Galatians 2:11-14, Matthew 5:43-48. Paul rebukes Peter at Antiosh. Rev Sedgwick spoke of the Berlin Wall built after the second World War when too many refugees refugees were leaving East Germany for the West. We should have compassion and love for our enemies. Perhaps some of the people arc bad in God's eyes but he still brings the rain and the sunshine for all regardless so we should be willing to help others too.. Mr. While, Mr. Peacock took up the collection. Next Sunday service will be at Mrs. Murray Hannah's with Rev. Sedgwick. The Women's Institute will be at Mrs. Ross Betty's home on September 1, at 1:30 p.m. Jeff Muldrew, along with a couple of friends spent a weckfishingalHaliburton. Mrs. Jane Bartley, of Brampton, had her mother Mrs. Blanche Muldrew to spend a week of holiday with her and while there they attended the District Convention of Jehovah's Witnesses held at Copp's Coliseum in Hamilton. A three day seminar of Bible lectures and instruction. instruction. 12,289 attended on the Sunday to hear the public discourse given by Ken Little of Toronto. Two informative dramas were enacted amd 137 were baptized. baptized. Miss Liana Catherwood of Quay's Crossing visited Mr. and Mrs. Bull Muldrew last week. Mr. Pat Palmer called to visit with John Muldrew on Wednesday. Miss Jackie Gilmour of Oshawa attended the wedding wedding reception for Miss Linda McIntosh, Cobourg, Saturday night and visited her grandmother on the week-end. Mrs. Beryl DeKoker and friend and Mrs. Westheuser and Lesley had tea Sunday With the Thicksons. Mrs. Blanche Muldrew, Mrs. Diane Muldrew and Kyle motored to a lake morth of Havelock and attended attended the "Post Reunions". Reunions". Nearly 100 people MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE -- Registration for this contact hockey league is now under way. To join up, call Dave Wright (623-2964) or Doug Crough (623-2311). THANK YOU -- The organizers of the First Annual Fox Sports Three Pitch Tournament would like to express express their thanks to all the teams and people who made the event a success. The big winners were TBBS Motor Homes. Special thanks to Tom's IGA, Hoar's Esso Station, Beckers, Stedmans, Grist Mill, Hope's, Country Boy Restaurant, Newcastle Pizza (beside Stedmans), Stedmans), Holiday Juice, Newcastle Bakeshop and Fox's Sports. Thank you from the bottom of our minor hockey hearts! RIDE-A-THON -- Trophies will be awarded to the top fund-raisers in the upcoming Ride-A-Thon at Hoskin Stables in Blackstock. The objective of the 25 kilometre trail ride is to raise funds for the Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Association. Money raised from the event will be used to cover the costs of such things as. riding lessons, special equipment, and insurance for disabled riders. For further information, call Hoskin Stables (986-5558) or Terry Goulet (571-3122). This year, there will be trophies awarded to the individual rider with highest earnings, the group or stable with the highest highest earnings and the first and second place junior with highest earnings. ONTARIO BALL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS--The Darlington Arena will be the location of the A Division Championships of the Ontario Ball Hockey Association. Association. The games will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the arena, with the championship game slated for Sunday afternoon at four p.m. A dozen teams from as far away as Chatham, Windsor, Hearst, and Kingston will be in the competition. The local team will be the Hampton Pizza Raiders which plays its first game on Friday evening at seven p.m. and would, no doubt, appreciate some support from the spectators. The official opening of the tournament takes place Saturday at 10 a.m. There is a clear choice in Durham East Voters looking for a strong, credible voice in Ontario are turning to the New Democrats. They know where Bob Rae and the NDP stand on all the issues - not just on election day, but every day. Here in Durham East they find that voice in Marg Wilbur. On free trade, on the environment, Marg takes a stand. A strong one. Voters know Marg will voice their concerns at Queen's Park, loud and clear. ON SEPT. 10 ELECT MARG WILBUR THE-- NEW, DEMOCRATS 433-4080 or 623-3355 Authorized by Marg Wilbur Campaign Commilloo. from various areas attended attended this enjoyable picnic. picnic. Diane won a spot prize and Bill Post was the oldest visitor at 84 and his wife Muldred won the prize for the oldest women at 80 years old. They arc Mrs. Muldrew's brother and sister-in-law. sister-in-law. It was an excellent excellent day and the scenery was gorgeous. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Muldrew, Muldrew, Jeff and Kyle attended attended the District Convention Convention of the Jehovah's. This conference was arranged in Canada, U.S.A. and other countries. Mrs. Jean Bartley, Candace Candace and Joseph, spent a week with her mother, Mrs. B. Muldrew. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Rowland, Rowland, of Port Colborne, spent a night at Oak Hill with the Muldrcws on their way home from Beaver Lake, north of Napance. They report the flies and mosquitoes were very bad this year. Mr. and Mrs. Thickson had doctors appointments on Monday in Toronto. More personals will be reported next week. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams were Friday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Kathy) Palmer in Oshawa where Mr. and Mrs. John (Cccilc) Bertrim joined them. Saturday, John and Diane Adams amd family visited with Ernie and Liz Adams and family at Blackstock. Mrs. Dorothy Adams, Oshawa, was a Sunday visitor visitor with her son and daughter-! daughter-! n-law, Mr. and Mr. J. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bertrim Bertrim called in for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Micheal (Cheryl) Slrenge, David and Laura, Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Beth) Neilsen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle (Barb) Graham and family were Sunday visitors at their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton. David and Laura Strenge arc staying for a holiday with their grandparents and cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Ian (Sheryl) Graham and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard, View Lake, went to Toronto Saturday night and had supper supper to celebrate Mr. Howard's Howard's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Barb) Grawbargcr and girls attended attended a birthday party in Ajax for Miss Melissa Wood cock's eighth birthday. Mrs. Jean Sleinon accompanied accompanied Mrs. Ruby Trcwin on a bus trip from Port Perry to the Thousands Islands Islands two and a half hour cruise and really enjoyed it as the weather was just perfect perfect on Wednesday. Mrs. Bob (Doreen) Diltburn, Jason and Julie, from Stittsville', were lunch guests with Mrs. Jean Slemon Slemon on Thursday and Mrs. Harold (Eileen) McLaughlin, Blackstock, dropped in for a visit and stayed for lunch too. Mrs. Steve Liplay, Stuart, Lisa, Sean, and Katrina and cousin Kevin Castcclsspcnl a few days starting on Tuesday Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Andy (Cathy) Starcic, Oshawa, at their collage at Lake Poutash. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Steve (Lynne) Liplay and family, joined Mr. and Mrs. Alfons (Diane) Casteels and family at Ccnlrelon to celebrate celebrate Grandma's (Mrs. Teresa Chapman, of Oshawa) birthday. The yard sale at the home (yard) of Mr. and Mrs. W. Swain was quite a success. She was joined by several members of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Steve (Cindy) Prices effective thru Saturday, August 29th, 1967. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Savings shown in this ad based on Metropolitan Toronto ASP regular retails. BACK TO SCHOOL SALE Millson went to a dance Saturday evening for the ball team at Mink Lake near Bancroft. Their sons, Adam and Andrew, stayed with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Millson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, Maureen and Heather, were Wednesday lunch guests with Jack and Blanche Jones and Sandy on their way home to Welland Welland after a weeks stay at thcirtrailcral Pigeon Lake. 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