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\ 2 The Cnimdkm SUitesimin. I!»wm;mvilk*. Seplembev 2. 1987 Wandering Bungalow Leaves Base Line for Brand New Location Whoever said moving was work? You don't even have to disrupt breakfast if you know how to do it right! Ackerman Excavating was moving this home to Martin Rd. in Bowmanville early Friday morning. ..... ^IplF «5; 5 It formerly was located on Liberty St. South, on the site of the new apartment complex now under construction. construction. The owners are expected to move in by December 1. Darlington Reactors From Page One Energy Board in the same way". Martin believes that the public would vote for a phase-out of nuclear power if it were put to a referendum, as he hopes it will be in the next provincial provincial election. He claims that the province could be "nuclear-free" by the year 2020. When the panel, which, included Willis, Martin, Suzanne Elston and Jeff Brackett (both of Durham Nuclear Nuclear Awareness) were asked about the potential "worse-case scenario" of an accident at Darlington, the answer answer was a single word: "annihilation". "annihilation". "We all need electricity," said Elston. "But we have never found a way to dispose of nuclear waste," she added. Elston says that the billions spent so far on nuclear power, could have been spent on solar energy options. She also says that Quebec Hydro has excess electricity that Ontario could buy, as opposed to building more reactors. "Just because we've started doesn't mean we can't stop," said Elston. Willis offered some "unsolicited" advice to David Peterson, by saying that in taking a stand against nuclear energy his "image wouldn't suffer one iota." "David Peterson is in an extremely good position to speak out on nuclear issues," said Willis. 1 Presently, the four nuclear reactors reactors under construction at Darlington are slated for completion in 1988, 1989, 1991, and 1992 according to Stickley. Happenings from Starkville Recently, Mr. Bob Robertson, Robertson, Gavin and Jennifer of Ottawa spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr. Gary Higgins Higgins and girls. Reminder to the ladies of Starkville. Shiloh U.C.W. will meet on Wednesday evening September 16th in the church basement. Devotional-Group Devotional-Group 1, Program-Group 3 and Lunch by Group 2. There will also be a silent auction. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trim of Oshawa and their cousin Mrs. Deamme Kenwick of Bath, England were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mrs. Isabelle Isabelle Trim visited with them in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell Caswell and Jeff were supper guests on Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins and girls. Mrs. Edna Dobson visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.. Audrey Turner, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Isabelle Trim took her '.daughter and family Mr. 'and Mrs'. David Rutherford, Michelle and Mark of Orono out for supper to celebrate Marilyn's birthday. Happy Birthaay, Marilyn! On Wednesday morning, Van Belle Floral Shoppes ...much more than a flower store! 4 STORES - Highway No. 2 • King St. W., (1 Oshawa • Simcoe St. N., Oshawa i*# • 100 Oundas St. W., | VAN BELLE- whilby Trademarks of Van Belle Gardens Lid. day, Marilyn! sds. Mrs. Pat Windatt and Mrs. Mary-Lou Fonk visited with Mrs. Bev Higgins and girls and later with Mrs. Jeanette Layng. Miss Dyana Layng spent from Monday to Thursday in Toronto visiting with Miss Barbara Johnston. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark on Wednesday Wednesday afternoon were Bernice's Bernice's sister Mrs. Irene Somerville Somerville of Colborne, brother Mr. George Moore, niece Mrs. Mary Lou Rayner and Mrs. Vera Marcuso, all of Castleton. Mr. Jeff Caswell with Miss Tracey McBride of north Orono visited Tuesday Tuesday evening with his grandparents grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Mrs. Mary Scott, Jennifer and Jesse of Campbellcroft were. luncheon guests on Wednesday of Mrs. Bev. Higgins and girls. Luncheon and afternoon guests on Wednesday with HELP WANTED COOK for New Dutch Oven Restaurant. Hwy. 115 and Taunton Rd. Phone 983-5001. Mrs. Jeanete Layng were her niece Mrs. Adrienne Nutter and Sarah of Toronto. Toronto. Miss Catherine Stewart, Sixth Line visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edna Dobson. , Mrs. Isabelle Trim visited Thursday evening with Mrs. Violet Dunlop, Orono. On Thursday morning, Misses Brianna, Dana and Rose Higgins flew home to Vancouver, B.C. after spending spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins and girls. Mrs. Bev. Higgins and girls were luncheon guests on Thursday of Mr. Land Mrs. Brian Caswell. Mr. and Mrs. John Windatt Windatt took Erin to Montreal on Thursday where she will be attending McGill University University taking 1st year Arts. Coming home on Friday, they visited in Picton with Pat's parents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cunningham and later with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Windatt at West Lake. a er guests on Friday . and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow to celebrate Shelley's Shelley's birthday were Mrs. George Walton, Robert and Douglas of Newcastle and Mr. Kenneth Farrow of. Otawa. Happy Birthday, Shelley! Mrs. Brenton Farrow visited visited Friday evening with Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. Mrs. Deanne Kenwick of Bath, England spent from Friday till Monday with her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. On Sunday, they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe and Tiffany, Bowmanville and later called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Charlie Trim and Laura, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Ashley and Bryan Bickell of Orono spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE RICH Some people think you have to be wealthy to have a financial plan. But if you have a goal--like paying off your mortgage or a Caribbean cruise --you need a plan to save enough money to achieve it. Especially if you aren't rich. We can show you how you can save some money, and how you can make those savings grow. Call us today. Bus: 434-8400 Investors 1 Group GORD HADDOW Res: 623-6413 mow FROM OUR CM'ERILNCF JOHN MAIN Res: 728-7879 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair, Todd and Tara. On Friday evening, Mrs. Isabelle Trim visited with Mrs. Hattie Wilson at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. , Mr. \and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Peter spent the weekend at Sundndge. On Saturday evening, they visited visited with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vanclieafe and Paul, Burk's Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy, Tony, Larry and Theresa of Orangeville spent the weekend with his parents parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mur- phy. On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson attended the wedding wedding of their niece Miss Sheila Sheila Boughen of Orono and Mr. Tim Jenkins of Toronto which was held at the Town Hall in Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Farrow Farrow of Toronto, Mr. Kenneth Farrow of Ottawa and Miss Hronn Haraldson of Hamilton' Hamilton' attended the Jenkins- Boughen wedding: i; and chance held on-Friday;evening on-Friday;evening at the Newcastle,$pwn Hall. Visiting Saturday afternoon afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Goorbarry were Sandra's Sandra's cousin Ms. Doris Neely and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ma- hadeo and Daniel, all of Scarborough. Sandra and Doris also visited with Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. On Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Todd and Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather spent the day in Georgetown. Billy and Dwayne with others on the Kenaal K's baseball team won the ball game. On Sunday, Sunday, the Georgetown ball team came to Kendal and Kendal won again. So, next week the Kendal K's travel to Thorold for the next game in the series. Congratulations, Congratulations, boys! On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell and Mr. Jim Hallowell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dor- val Miniville at their summer home at Seymour Lake north of Campbellford. Other Other dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Little and family, all of Campbellford. Campbellford. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark, Mrs. Isabelle Trim,Mrs. Ellen Farrow, Mrs. Ruth Andrews and Mrs. Gloria Todd attended attended the 60th wedding anniversary anniversary tea in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown and held at their home in Orono on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caswell, Caswell, Marisha, Shaugh and- Jessica of Newcastle were supper guests on Sunday of Mr. ana Mrs. Gary Higgins and girls. On Sunday, Mr. Tim Goorbarry of Toronto spent the day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tony Goorbarry. Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Todd, Scott, Janice, Janice, Billy on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray and Todd of Leskard Road, Orono Orono and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne and Heather. Heather. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stephenson, Stephenson, Diana, Matthew and Adam of Kirby were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair, Todd and Tara. On Monday, Blaine Souch was an overnight S iest of his friend Michael oodmurphy and his family in Orono. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark attended the 76th birthday party in honour of Mrs. Grace Yule and held at the home of her son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. George Yule in Oshawa. Happy Birthday, Grace! Wesley ville Happenings Crisp and fresh were the breezes on Sunday morning, August 23rd, when the people people of the Hope charge United United Church gathered at the well kept home andgrounds of Murray and Florence Hannah. For this cool day the congregation looked for a seat in the sunshine. Reverend W. Sedgwick conducted the service and in the absence of Lloyd Kellogg, Kellogg, chairman of summer service committee, welcomed welcomed all, including visitors, and thanked the Hannah's for the use of their home. Music for the hymns was provided by Morley Bickle with his organ, and instead of the usual choir number, a favorite hymn was suggested suggested by one present. "Unto the Hills," was the one chosen and with John Groeneveld leading, the words of this fine hymn carried on the wind towards the splendid view to the west and north where the hills of Hope made a fitting setting tor them. The call to worship was from Isaiah. : "Those who wait for tne Lord", scripture readings and sermon sermon were an antidote for much of the unhappiness seen in society to-day. the text for the sermon was from the Psalms, "I have been oung and now am old; yet ave I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed beg- jfing bread, " Beside speaking speaking of himself as agreeing with the Psalmist, Reverend Sedgwick used as a dramatic and very modern illustration, illustration, the story of a man who dated to take a risk for the benefit of others. In his fear of the risk he sought help from the Bible and that first reading was the story ofZac- cheus. In a new way of looking looking at conduct, he felt he had a debt to pay. It was a difficult difficult course to follow that course that was shown to him, but he did, and even as the Bible says, his seed did not have to beg for bread. God does not abandon his people. The business man who made restitution found, as we are taught, that our riches should be kept where rust does nor corrupt not thieves break in and steal. The remaining hymns were led by Jdhn at the request of Reverend Sedgwick and the offering was received by Harold Symons and Chris Beatty. A handsome arrangement arrangement of gladioli was provided by Percy and Catherine Hoskin to add more beauty tp the service. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Says Farewell to Liz Jones l . ^ Zi I Some good-byes are harder than others. Even with the smiles, this group of ladies from the Iota Psi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority gathered last l' hi jV'f'i ' mil '!i, Thanks were expressed to Morley Bickle for his always willing service. Next Sunday the last joint service will be held at the home of Morley and Ethel Bickle, Canton. It seems early to be skywatching skywatching for migrating hawks but three were seen to-gether Sunday morning, enjoying riding the air currents currents and another flew over the church gathering. The lovely blue of the sky made a good backdrop for it and for the white and soft looking clouds as they continually changed shape and position. Mollie and Ritchard Lyons of Waynesboro Pennsylvania Pennsylvania were visiting this past week with Mollie's cousin, cousin, Helen Dinner and husband husband Ken and family. Members Members of the former Wesley- ville community were delighted delighted to see them and recall their many visits to the Percy Percy Snell home with Mollie's parents Mr. and Mrs. Cable. The older generation is gone but there are memories of musical treats when visits co-incided with events such as lawn socials when Helen and Mollie delighted every one with contributions both .vocal and instrumental. On Monday August 17th, Truman Austin visited Nola Holdaway at her home near Salem and brought her up to Wesley ville and Newtonville to visit friends here. Nola has made her home there since the death of her mother Mrs. Phoebe Holdaway. It is always always pleasant to share, even a short time with old friends. Murray Payne of Toronto, Toronto, son of Murray and Jean Payne, has returned home from a recent tour of Europe, especially Austria, and as usual has much to tell of historical historical places. |week to say farewell to a fellow member. Liz Jones (sitting centre) and her family are leaving Bowmanville Bowmanville for new adventures. Liz has worked for the Canadian Statesman for 11 years as a type-setter and her great stories and cheerful personality will be greatly missed. Pictured back from left, Shirley Cole, Mary Mutton, Sandy Byers, Marla Rosenberg. Front from left, Rachel Vaughan, Liz Jones, Donna Kay. Good-luck Lizzie! 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