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I Civilian Honored with Police Award Friends Help Celebrate 50th Anniversary Tin' «"mi.n!i hi Si;iii-.sm;m. Howin iivillc. SrplemlxT 21. 1988 9 OBITUARY Orono News by I. Challlce ; WmÊM - f hf/itjü 1/1 w Greg Johnson, of Newcastle Village, was among the civilians honored this month at the annual Durham Regional Police Awards Banquet. Mr. Johnson as- qr sisted police officers in locating an elderly woman who had wandered away Oshawa, last Tuesday. Quote--"Two things for aspiring polticians campaigns campaigns - Hot issues and cold cash."- i Sympathy of community to the Tomlinson families in their recent loss of a beloved wife, mother and grandmother, grandmother, Mrs. Doris Tomlinson. Tomlinson. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hooey, Emerald Isle, were recent visitors with Mrs. Edna Mercer. Last Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sta- E les, Dr. and Mrs. G.M. ongfield, Brampton. Dr. Longfield is still the coroner in Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pi- go tt were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les All dread, from a nursing home in Newcastle Village last winter. He is shown here as he accepts the congratulations of Durham Region Police Chief Jon Jenkins, Regional Regional Police Commission Chairman Bob Attersley; and Newcastle Mayor John Winters. A Town of Newcastle resident resident was among the 16 civilians civilians who were honored this month at the Durham Regional Police Awards Banquet held in Whitby. The civilians were recognized recognized for assisting the police -in actions which could best ,be described as "above and -beyond the call of duty". The Durham Regional Police thanked Greg John- •son for his efforts last winter in rescuing a 70-year-old woman who had wandered iaway from a Newcastle Village Village nursing home on New (Year's Day. 1 Mr. Johnson, a North St. resident, came to the officers who were conducting the search to ask if they required assistance. Mr. Johnson and Acting Sergeant Mills got into a truck and started searching the fields surrounding the nursing home, finally locating locating the missing person in some bushes. Both Greg Johnson and Sergeant Mills removed their coats to keep the woman woman warm while waiting for the ambulance to arrive. "Because of the age of the lady, her health and the bitter bitter cold night, this story might not have had a happy ending without the assistance assistance of Greg Johnson," said September Special by Technics Matsushita Electric of Canada Limited ! 'S, g ■ IB teii SC-A800 Hi-Fi |||p . I ' * jj |,<t Component System • 100w x 2 New Class A Amplifier fll Jr,-! , Amplifier • High speed editing double cassette deck • Digital AM/FM stereo tuner with 24 presets • 3-Way 10" speakers • Semi-automatic turntable ALL $QQQ 95 for oNi,y yyy, -- S 10-Year Warranty -- BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 "Bowmanville's Complete Electronics Store" a regional police spokesman at the banquet. Residents from around the Durham Region were recipients recipients of special awards from a police department which is thankful for their efforts. Other residents recognized recognized included an Oshawa grandmother and school crossing guard who recorded recorded the licence number of a suspicious car used by a driver who was approaching approaching school children in a nearby nearby school playground. As a result of the actions of Mrs. Josie Hood, police arrested arrested a suspect who was charged with six counts of attempted abduction and two counts of assault on children children at an Oshawa school. She later gave evidence in court which resulted in the suspect being found guilty of four counts of attempted abduction. abduction. Among the other citizens receiving awards at the banquet banquet were a man who apprehended apprehended youths attempting to steal a car and another motorist motorist who helped nab an impaired impaired driver. Two civilians who followed followed and apprehended a car leaving the scene of an accident were also among • those ^honored by the ,Dur- ... ham .Regional .Police., Durham Regidnal 'Police honored civilian employees and police officers having long service records at the annual banquet. Twenty year Canadian Police Exemplary Exemplary Service Medals went to 17 police officers and Service Service Medal Bars were awarded to four officers for 30 years' service. Two civilian civilian employees received 20 year Civilian Service Awards. In addition, a special Police Police Award went to Constable Constable Stewart Giffin for his efforts efforts in volunteering his time towards the Durham Regional Regional Police Handicapped Children's Games. The competition competition attracts about 200 children annually from around the province of Ontario. Ontario. New John Deere AMT 600. It's almost a truck SALE PRICE Optional Lift Kit Sbbo. extra v " There s nothing -V else like it! Our new 1 ^ :r " All Materials Transport gives you true hauling ability. Not just travel. Takes loads up to 600 pounds on flat land, up to 400 in hills. Dumps them, too. Goes places a truck can't. Unique 5-wheel stability and 4-wheel differential lock traction. 341 cc engine and 62:1 torque ratio transmission for pulling power. With no gears to shift. Spring-loaded front fork cushioning. Low compaction. Anti-skid features. Come test drive our unique AMT 600. Nothing Runs Like a Deere ,® y JOHN DEERE UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT limited 2 Miles West of Manchester 985-9701 Mrs. Kay Beggs, Ponty- pool and Mrs. Bertha Toucn- Durn, Bowmanville were last Sunday luncheon guests of Mrs. Edith Taylor. Mr. Shawn Bailey, Brock University spent weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Pigott were guests at the 80th birthday birthday party for her cousin May Burleigh, Newcastle, on Sunday. Mrs. Everett Cain and her daughter-in-law, Pam, Santa Barbara, California and Mrs. Edith Taylor were last Monday Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mfrs. Wilfred Hawke. Hawke. Mr. Walter Sherwin, Queens University spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin. ' Miss Jessica Mostert, Guelph University, home with her parents for the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Cor. Mostert. Mrs. Mary Lyn Kimmett, Lindsay was last Thursday visitor with her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and aunt Mrs. E. Billings. 50th Wedding Anniversary Well over 200 friends, neighbors and former neighbors neighbors of Lawrence and Vera Staples gathered Saturday afternoon, September 17 to bring best wishes on their 50th wedding anniversary. The happy event took place in Orono United Church main hall and the ladies of unit #1 served a delicious afternoon afternoon tea. Very excellent displays of their wedding day/pictures ■ and family, pictures thru the years,, plus the bride's original original wedding gown, drew much attention! Attractive plaques from Prime Minister of Canada, Governor General, Premier Peterson, Allan Lawrence M.P., Sam Cureatz M.P.P. , Mayor John Winters for the town and many cards, gifts and flowers from their friends. In the evening a delicious turkey dinner was held in the hall for family, friends and neighbors, served by ladies ladies of unit #4. The couple's son David acted as M.C. for the evening and thanked everyone for coming to this happy event. Reverend Gerry Gerry Hoffsteter, Guelph, friend of family, gave the blessing at dinner, and gave remarks following canner. Some of their former neighbors gave speeches, Art Rowan, Howard Howard Malcolm to name' some, and the bride and groom gave humorous stories stories on how they met, to the delight of all present. Their son Barry showed very attractive attractive slides of family and also slides of the seasons and these were most enjoyed by all present. Guests present from Lindsay, Peterborough, Guelph, Burlington, Oshawa and Bowmanville. A surprise presentation was made to the bride, Vera, by her Yel- verton friends, Myra Page and Linda Pfad of her U.C.W. (United Church Women) life membership and pin. Tne entire event was video-taped video-taped by Mr. Leigh Parker, Parker, and this was much enjoyed enjoyed the next day by the family. 93rd Birthday Party. Orono had many happy events this past week-end and another special party for Mrs. Edna Mercer on the occasion occasion of her 93rd birthday on Sunday, September 18. About 40 members of family and neighbors called to bring best wishes. A pretty birth- "ay< ' . "" ifts added to the event. solos "We Have This Moment", Moment", and "God Painted a Picture", and as usual, enjoyed enjoyed by everyone. The sermon was capably delivered by well-known Mr. Frank Stapleton, Newton- ville. Frank has been our guest speaker before and again brought a stirring message on "Encouraging our Young People." Greeters at the door on Sunday a.m. - Orville and Isabelle Isabelle Challice, and ushers - Mrs. Donna Hutton, Mrs. Bertha White, Mr. Lawrence Staples and Mr. Clifford Terrill. Terrill. Happy Birthday greetings greetings to - Rachel Maclean September 20, Carlos Tam- blyn September 23, Melissa Maclean September 23, and Lome Hardy Sr. September 24. Ladies Bible study will hold informal meeting to plan this year's bible study for Orono ladies. Wednesday, September 28 - at 9 a.m. at Manse - Call Marion Milnes 983-5208. Next Sunday, September 25 - Orono church service cancelled so that we may worship with Kirby at their anniversary service. Guest speaker Reverend Gordon Hunter. The Mellow-Tones will begin service with hymns at 10.45 a.m. and ser- Sunday, September 18 " Horticultural was the annual Flower service in Orono United Church. A very large crowd in attendance and the Jr. Gardeners carried flowers flowers and vine butterflies down the aisle. Mrs. Lorna Atkins, President, President, welcomed everyone and gave call to worship. Everyone repented the Jr. Gardeners Prayer and opening opening hymn "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." Mrs. Donna Hutton gave the children's story and Mrs. Shirley .Moffat rond scriptures. scriptures. Guest soloist Mrs, Allnnnh Coles rendered two lovely vice at 11 a.m. Lunch will be served afterwards. Explorers meet every Wednesday night 6.30 p.m. in Main hall, Orono U. Church. Contact Mrs. Bertha White (983-5415) for all girls ages 8-11 years. 50th Wedding Anniversary The hall at Durham Sr. Citizens complex was prettily prettily decorated for the special occasion of the 50th wedding wedding anniversary of George and Doris Day, long time residents of the complex. The couple were married September 17,1938 in "Old Dagenham" Church, Essex, England. They came to Canada Canada in 1956. Friends, neighbors neighbors and relatives held an afternoon afternoon tea on Saturday and many called to bring greetings. greetings. Their family including their daughter Beryl ana George Clark, their grandson grandson Steven and wife Sandra, Bewdley, grandaughter Vicki and hubby Craig Barton Barton and their great- grandaughter little Emily Grace Barton, all from Oshawa, were present. Special Special friends Mr. and Mrs. I-Iarold Hudson, Worchester England also present. Plaques were received from Prime Minister's office of Canada, Governor- General, Province of Ontario, Ontario, Sam Cureatz, M.P.P., and Mayor John Winters for the Town. A dinner and dance was held in the evening and a memorable time had by all. Congratulations George and Doris! Other guests from Hamilton, Burlington and England. 4T-Club Party The September regular meeting turned out to be the 9 th birthday party of the 4T club, at the Durham Sr. Complex and a large crowd in attendance. The dinner menu was tasty and delicious delicious and consisted of fried chicken, escalloped potatoes, vegs, salads, rolls, fruit salads salads and a beautiful birthday cake. Happy birthday was sung to those celebrating September birthdays, with Gladys Brown at the piano. Molly Mairs conducted the business portion of the meeting meeting and the election of officers officers for new term. Several bus trips are planned for future future and card parties are held every Tuesday night. New Season For Seniors Bowmanville Senior Citizens Citizens opened their Fall season season with a delicious Pot Luck supper, convened by Mrs. Welsh at the Lions Centre, September 13th. Mrs. V. Downey then conducted conducted the business. Everyone Everyone then enjoyed a delightful delightful game of cards. The winners were Mrs. B. Gill, C. Willis and A. Wray. All Senior Citizens are invited invited to the next meeting, October 11th at the Lions Centre. by Leah Bennett. Stuart Roy Edward Candler A lifelong resident of Bowmanville, widely known, and a friend to many, died at his residence in Bowmanville, onTuesday, August 30,1988, in his 80th year. Born and educated in Bowmanville, he was the son of the late Roy and Leah (Lander) Candler, and was married November 20,1937, to the late Bernice Bagnell. Employed as a miller at Vanstone Flour and Feed Mill for over 40 years, retiring retiring 14 years ago, he had resided resided on King Street East, Bowmanville for 47 years. A member of Jerusalem Lodge, A F and A M for over 50 years, he was also a mem ber of Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. In his younger years he was interested interested in sports and ployed on many Bowmanville teams, especially hockey. Left to mourn his passing are his daughter Sandra, son-in-law Lloyd Stainton, grandaughter Suzanne, grandson Paul, and a brother brother Russell of London. He was also predeceased by two brothers Stanley and Norman. Norman. The Reverend E. Scha- merhorn officiated at the complete service and committal committal on Friday at the Morris Morris Funeral Chapel. ' Many floral tokens and donations were received in his memory. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a We ( ek Monday through Friday 1 COWAN -PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. 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