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( The Canadian Statesman. Howma avilie, August 24, 1988 Birthday party at golf course Kemp Family Hosts Agricultural Leadership Participait ts Neatleton-Cassaraa by Mabel Cawker Newi Caesarea Concerns Recently, 48 Caesarea folks enjoyed enjoyed golf at Sunnybrae Golf Course..and later a lovely dinner for Harry Gay's 78th birthday. The winners were Ruth Gay, Debbie Debbie Gay, Ken Caul and Bruce Fairman. Harry & Ruth Gay invited invited everyone back to their cottage cottage for a musical treat..with Archie Archie Parker on the piano..John Blair on the organ, and to top it off..a barber-shop quartet was on hand from Courtice for the festive celebration! A great party, and we wish a happy year to Harry Gay from this area! Notice: The Lake Scugog Regatta will be held Sunday, Sept. 4, at 1 p.m. at Beacon Marina. Everyone welcome! Caesarea Euchre Results High on the list for the Wed. evening Euchre was Anne Harran with 87. Right behind was Kathleen Watts with 82. Low score was held by Albert Walts with 54. The tempting lunch was Enniskillen by Miss Betty Wright ... On Tuesday, August 16, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty, Mrs. Jim Muller, Enniskillen and Mrs. Jim (Elaine) Whitson, West Hill, enjoyed dinner at the Sisters Restaurant on the occasion of Elaine and Betty's birthdays. birthdays. Many happy returns of the day, Elaine. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wilson, Bay- field. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Blackstock, Mrs. Linda Cry- derman, Bowmanville were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton celebrating celebrating Linda Cryderman's 39th birthday again. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Brown, Bowmanville were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family. Master Jonathan McKin- nell, Oshawa was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs! Edgar Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson, Stevenson, Thornhill were Sunday Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin. Mr. Clark Piggott and daughter Donna, Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pjggott on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. T ;Mr. Norm Stinson, Hampton was a Saturday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clarence Avery. Rev. Ruth M'cKinnell, , Oshawa was a Saturday 1 caller of Miss Betty Wright. Mrs. Grace Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ball, Orono were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. Mr. Lance Plain, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tabb, Bowmanville Bowmanville were Saturday visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nimi- gon had dinner out at the Liverpool House, Pickering with the rest of the family to .celebrate Jim and Diane 'Nimigon's 10th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Veale, B.C. were recent overnight guests of.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph -Virtue. ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were Sunday Sunday evening visitors of Mrs. Wilfrid Sanderson, R.R. 1, Oshawa. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sanderson of Raglan, who were visiting his Mom. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe had Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Brad Huggins and Kyle, Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue Virtue were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Martin, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Obituary Verna Phare A longtime resident of this . area, Verna Phare died at Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday, August 14th, 1988, after a brief illness. She was 92 years of age. 1 Mrs. Phare was the ' daughter of the late William ^and Maria Jewell and she was born in Clarke Township Township and received her education education at Shaw's Public School and Bowmanvill^ High School. Both her husbands, Frederick Wight and Lome Phare predeceasedher. In her younger years, Mrs. Phare was an active member in United Church organizations in the several places where she lived, including including Bowmanville, Co- bourg, Newcastle, Tyrone and Oshawa, Recently, her residence has been in Sunny- crest Nursing Home in Whitby. Whitby. She is survived by one daughter, Dorothy (Mrs. Don Allman), two sisters, Rena Snowden and Mabel Jewell, a stepson, grandson, and great grand-daughter. She was predeceased by a brother Bert Jewell and sister, sister, Ruby Cox. The funeral on Tuesday, Aug. 16th from Morris Funeral Funeral Chapel,Bowmanville, was conducted by Rev. N. E. Schamorhorn with interment interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Cemetery. "hosted" by Kathleen Watts! Next Wed. evening at the Centre for a fun night! The Ladies Auxiliary Auxiliary will give you a warm welcome. An Exciting Fishing Trip! On Saturday, Aug. 20, David, Regenia, Avril & Kyle Walker of Scugog Point were guests aboard the Lake Ranger, a charter fishing boat owned and operated by Regenia's brother, Martin Hill of Whitby. Under clear blue sunny sunny skies they left Whitby Harbour, Harbour, heading for the sparkling water of Lake Ontario..not knowing knowing the excitement that lay ahead! About a mile off shore, Martin set up his electronic down riggers and 4 fishing rods. Trolling Trolling back and forth they sat, talked, talked, and soaked up the lovely summer summer sun. Then it happened..one rod popped up and they had their first fish. David held the rod reeling reeling it in..after about 20 minutes of play, Martin netted the 10 lb. rainbow. rainbow. What excitement! ! A little while later they had another hit and Regenia tried her hand at reeling it in, but, unfortunately, this one got away. Before they knew it, it was time to come in. Afterward, they all returned to Regenia's parents home, for a delicious dinner, and lots of exciting talk! The ardent fishermen would definitely recommend anyone looking for some real exciting fishing..to gather your friends together..call Martin 436-0118, and take a charter on hoard the Lake Ranger. You'll love it! Nestleton United Church Decoration Service On a cool, beautifully sunny day a capacity atte.idance at the Nestleton United Church Decoration Decoration Service held on Sunday, August 21, at2:30p.m. Many folks were present from a distance and local people had the pleasure of greeting old friends of long standing standing and catching up on news of families. Greeters at the door were Arthur & Barbara Weir with Matthew Hill acting as Usher. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and presented a fine Remembrance Day message "Calming The Storm"..the theme . taken from Acts 27: 27-44 & Mark 4: 35-41. The old hymn "Be Still My Soul" based on Psalm 46: verse 10..put the finishing touches on his thoughts! A trio from Corbyville, including including Gloria (Sadler) Scott, Mary Milligan, Gladys Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET, BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 623-6477 "KRACO" 1r-2000| Carpentry & Contracting [Os? • Custom Homes • Renovating • Additions • Barns • Designing • Drafting • Permits • Finishing Give the headaches to us! 987-5400 Box 401, Newcastle Sfje Colonial Eea Jsdjop • Light Lunches • Artwork and Birthday Cakes • Assorted Fresh Pastries • European Style Wedding Cakes : store hours PROPRIETORS: Monday -- CLOSED Rudy and Angie van Wijngaarden Tuesday -- Saturday (416) 623-1700 10 -- 6 29 Silver St., Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 3C4 Sunday -- 11--3 HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE Main St., Orono 983-5115 Susan M. 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Also - appreciation to the hard working Cemetery Board. A sincere thanks to one and all who had a part in this memorable day of warmth and fellowship! To our able organist, Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Malcolm..our warmest thanks! A Happy Bundle Of Joy! Scott & Joanne Cawker of Oshawa, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Madison Eleanor, born on Tuesday, Tuesday, August 16, at 1 p.m., 1988, ir Oshawa General Hospital, a little sister for Elizabeth Bronwyn. Alan & Eleanor Cawker, Oshawa are proud grandparents, and San & Mabel Cawker of Nestleton, are proud great grandparents. Incidentally, Incidentally, the baby was born on her great grandmother's - the late Mary Sweetman - birthday! Our very best wishes to this young family. Family News The many friends of Bernice Mairs will be pleased to hear she is home and we trust feeling some better. We miss Bernice in Nestleton circles. Wouldn't it be grand to sent her a shower of cards to add cheer to the days when recuperating at home? John Hall is still in Oshawa Hospital - let's send him a "host" of cards as well and make his day.xheer John up, and perhaps he'll be home much sooner, with the rest of us! Our best to these two fine friends! Family News Mrs. Neta Fish was the guest of her family..Marlene and friend Roy, Audrey & Jim, and Calvin & Yvonne, at the Red Lobster Inn, Peterborough, on her birthday this past Tues, evening. After a sumptuous meal, they attended a bridal shower for Neta's grand- dughter, Karen Bannister, who is to be a Sept, bride. It was held at the Pammett home, hosted by Karen's future sister-in-law! The Sam Cawkers were pleased pleased to have Mildred Johne and daughter Jennifer of Ottawa to visit with them this past week. Vegetables A Real Treat! Are you in the market for some fresh vegetables? I'll tell you what to do! Take a "jaunt" over to David & Joanna's vegetable stand just north of Nestleton, at their home, and take your pick! ' i The Kemp orchard farms were busy recently when Kirk Kemp hosted more than 60 guests who participate participate in the Advanced Agricultural Leadership Prog- , ram. The program is aimed at improving communication communication and leadership skills for Ontario farmers, in order that they may play an active role in the commu- VE Electric Fencer Made in New Zealand Fence Tester Made In New Zealand 12 v Battery Guaranteed one year Reg. $159.95 Reg. $29.95 Reduced to Clear Save 50% $119.97 $15.00 Stewart Electric Fence Systems Newtonville (416)786-2918 TORY NOMINATION MEETING -- Monday, September 12, has been selected by the federal Progressive Conservatives as the date for the Durham Riding nomination meeting. The vote takes place at the Sikorski Hall north of Oshawa. Ross Stevenson, former MPP for Durham-York is the latest candidate to announce announce his intention to seek the PC nomination. nomination. John Reid, of Orono, had declared his candidacy earlier in the summer. It certainly looks like a fall election is coming our way. If not, there will be a long wait in store for a large number of federal election hopefuls. DAIRY PRINCESS COMPETES -- Wilma Benschop, Durham's Dairy Princess, will be among the 42 contestants participating in the Ontario Dairy Princess .competition which is taking place this month at the Canadian National National Exhibition. The new princess will be crowned in Toronto on "Agriculture Day," August August 31, at the CNE Coliseum. Wilma will be competing in a preliminary contest on Saturday, Saturday, August 27. Preliminaries, which are used to select the finalists, take place daily at the Fraser Pavilion, Coliseum East Annex. They start at 6:00 p.m. CONSERVATORY EXAM RESULTS -- The following are the results of the Royal Conservatory Conservatory of Music examinations tried in 1988 by students of Mrs. Dorothy Payne, A.T.f.M. Piano: Grade 10, Anana Traill, 68 marks. Grade 9, Terry Head, 76; Alison Cughan, 75. Grade 8, Julie Ann Henry, 1 72. Grade 4, Stacy Hamilton, 73; Lisa Henry, 71. Grade 3, Julie Wight, 68. Rudiments: Grade 2, Julie Ann Henry, 83.5. EXCHANGE STUDENT -- Gillian Maxwell, a 16-year-old student from Bowmanville High School, is the Bowmanville Rotary Club's exchange exchange student. She'll be spending the next year in Brazil. Gillian was introduced at the August 18 meeting HAZARDOUS WASTES -- Many homeowners have certain hazardous substances in the household which ought to be disposed of but should not be poured down the drain or dispatched dispatched with the regular garbage collection. Now, there's a hazardous waste transfer station station available to accept these materials. It's located at the Metro Toronto Brock West Landfill Landfill Site. Hours of operation are Monday to Friday Friday from seven a.m. to six p.m. and Saturday from seven a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The phone number number is 686-1137. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS -- If you're like most gardeners, gardeners, you're probably planning for next year while starting the fall harvest and generally cleaning up the garden. If you want to pursue that interest throughout the fall and winter, why not join the Bowmanville Horticultural Society?.They Society?.They meet on the third Wednesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Trinity United Church. Newcomers are always welcome. COMMUNITY CARE TRIP -- On Wednesday, September 7, Community Care will be sponsoring sponsoring a bus trip to the Arbor Theatre, in Peterborough, Peterborough, to see a matinee performance of "Midnight Madness". You can find out more and order your tickets by calling Community Care at 623-2261. ROCK BANDS WANTED --The Orono Fair will be once again holding a Rock Band competition. competition. It lakes place at the fairgrounds on Saturday, Saturday, September 10. Of course, bands are needed in order to make this event a success and you can register by calling Ann Dreslinski at 983- 9757. DISTRESS CENTRE -- The Newcastle Satellite of Durham Distress Centre has been operating now since April. The telephone number for persons persons seeking help is 623-8844. There's also a Kidsline/Youthline which can be reached at 623-8845. Volunteers arc still needed in order to share the workload. Call the Durham Distress Distress Centre if you can help them out. Olde Tyme | Fish & Chips 136 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-1781 Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.--7 p.m. Friday -11 a.m. -- 9 p.m. Saturday -11 a.m. -- 7 p.m. We lake pride in serving quality Fish and Chips. REACH FOR THE TOP -- The local 1988 4-H Reach for the Top competitions are over and the following all-star team has been chosen to compete at the regional level in Milton on October October 15. The group consists of: Carolyn Bar- key, Wilma Benschop, Glenn Barkey and Tom Benschop. Alternates are Elaine Barkey, Donna Benschop and Don Foley. SPEAKING OF 4-H -- We note that there will be a number of 4-H Achievement Days in the near future. Two which are in the immediate area willoccur at the Blackstock Fair and the Orono Fair. Drop by and see the 4-H young people as they show their livestock. You can also have a look at the static displays of 4-H projects in the various exhibition buildings. FALL HOME SHOW -- A Renovation Idea Centre will be one of the outstanding features of the fall national home show being held at the Better Living Centre at Exhibition Place September 21 to 25th. Decoration and minor structural renovations geared for the "weekender" will be the order of the day and a variety of instructional booklets on renovation renovation and decoration topics will also be available. available. SUNDAY SHOPPING HEARINGS -- MPPs are not meeting at the provincial legislature because of the summer recess. But that doesn't mean they're idle. One of the more interesting provincial committees meeting this summer is looking into the question of Sunday shopping. The committee has scheduled scheduled a series of public hearings throughout the province this month and into September. The closest local hearing will take place in Peterborough August 24 to August 25. The committee is looking into the proposal that municipalities will be able to regulate Sunday Sunday shopping and it is asking for public input on that idea. Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz is among the members of that committee. Any member of the public is invited to attend the hearings and to make a presentation. RIDE PROGRAM--The Newcastle OPP has advised advised us that the next round of spot checks under the R.I.D.E. (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) Program takes place in this area today (Wednesday, August 24), and Saturday, August 27. NO MORE OILED ROADS--The Ministry of the Environment will not be issuing any new permits permits to treat roads with waste oil as a form of dust control. It seems as though the waste can contain high levels ofPCBs and other toxic materials materials which can harm the environment. Municipalities Municipalities will be using calcium chloride, spent pulping liquors, and salt brine as alternatives. We seem to recall that the Town of Newcastle hasn't been using waste oil for dust control for several years now. BARGAIN HUNTERS -- will be pleased to know that the next Ontario government cash and carry sale takes place on Wednesday, August August 31, from six p.m. to nine p.m. This sale includes government surplus items which range from antique sewing machines to pianos, to concrete steps. Of course, there is the usual variety of desks, chairs, typewriters, etc. Goods are displayed at 155 Judson St., in Etobicoke. B.H.S. REUNION -- Organizers of the 100th Anniversary Anniversary Reunion for Bowmanville High School are busily trying to get ready for the event in June of 1990. Included in the plans is a yearbook featuring articles submitted by former students. Anyone who would like to submit submit material for the anniversary edition is asked to mail articles to B.H.S. Centennial Committee, Committee, do P.O. Box 241, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3L1. As always, the sooner the better. YOUR B.B.Q. CENTRE Burners and Parts (or all types of B.B.Q.'s Propane, Propane Cylinders, Cylinders Retested Garden Grill B.B.Q.'s at excellent prices Phone 436-2015 " FLAME * Mon. - Fri. -- 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. -- 8 a.m. -12 noon CIQASl "1 ! ksh nity. Although the pig roast was at Kirk's home on Middle Road, many of the guests beat the heat at father Doug Kemp's home with the swimming pool. Several of the participants are shown above with Kirk and son, Eric, at left. 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