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l The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, September 28,1988 Section Two 7 À Jf' iiiii mmWmm ill fca . \':;yv ^1$ O •ÿ/X'SY/: 1 !'•'•/ ; ' >%SS£i&&3 ■'■■■xv '«r • •.<«; '«l'y-. Peter Guttin, New Car Sales Manager, (behind the wheel), and Doug Bramley, Used Car Sales Manager, can't wait to test drive the exciting new Chevy Tracker. They invite you to come in and see this addition to their Chevy line-up for 1989. MOTORS LTD Hot Dogs and Refreshments for all our guests! We invite you to view the full lines of CHEVROLET -- OLDSMOBILE -- CHEVY TRUCKS Authorized Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer HWY. NO. 2 AT COURTICE ROAD TELEPHONE 436-2222 Yelverton News : by H. Malcolm Dwayne Glasbergei ited a number of hie A carload of Yelverton ladies ladies attended a Fashion Show in Nestleton Community Community Centre on Wednesday evening. This was a display of new fall and winter fashion fashion put on by local representative representative Mrs. Carol Gray of "Tops and Trends". Several of our Yelverton residents attended Orono Fair last week-end. Master gen exhibais exhibais rabbits in the large Rabbit competition competition and took home a number number of ribbons-firsts and seconds. seconds. It was our pleasure (Cor- rie and mine) to attend the opening of Schomberg's new Co-op store this week end. The Schomberg Cooperative has moved bag and baggage from its congested quarters downtown to a brand new impressive building on Highway 9 west of Newmarket. Newmarket. Of particular interest interest to us with our usual superdose superdose of parental pride, was that our son Marti was . responsible for supervising the merchandising in this attractive attractive new building and did a fine job of it. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Werry, Karen and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Seraphine, Michael Michael and Derek of Sudbury motored to the Bowman- ville-Enniskillen area on Saturday Saturday to attend a Jack and Jill party at Blackstock for Leanne Werrv, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and her future hubby. On Saturday evening, September 17 our family enjoyed enjoyed a roast turkey dinner at the home of Jane, Marti, Dionne and Danielle in Ome- mee to observe Marti's birthday. birthday. In attendance were Mit- ze Fick, Mona, Come and Harvey Malcolm. This past week our daughter Mitze Fick was one of 10 Royal Bank Managers in Ontario selected to meet with the President Alan Taylor the C.E.O. of the Royal Bank for a round table conference in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson and Carl attended the wedding of Miss Velma Dickey and her new husband husband in Belleville last weekend. weekend. Velma is the daugther of Mr. and Mrs. El wyn Dickey Dickey of Bowman ville and niece of Noreen and Don. Carl Johnson has recently accepted employment withthe Oshawa Garden Centre. Yelverton's 126th Anniversary Anniversary of our Yelverton United Church, with original building intact, was well attended attended with almost a full capacity capacity crowd present to hear Padre Clifford Waite of the Manilla-Oakwood Charge as guest speaker.'-Padre Waite proved to be an excellent choice combining as he did enthusiasm, exuberance and humour delivered with a tremendous tremendous gusto that made the rafters ring figuratively speaking. It was certainly refreshing refreshing to hear a speaker of such calibre deliver such a challenging address. It has never been, nor will it ever be our practise toprovide a resume of a church service; the place to get this, in our opinion, is in church, not in a correspondent's weekly column. column. One quote we really enjoyed was -"some folks are so heavenly minded that they are of no earthly use"! Special music was provided provided by the Barley family of Port Perry - 2 vocal numbers, numbers, - a duet and a solo by Ralph and Eleanor Barley accompanied by their daughter Lisa on the piano. Special music was also provided provided by Linda Pfoh and Jack Gordon on electric organ organ and piano which was much enjoyed by all. Flowers Flowers were provided in memory memory of the Lawson family. Miss Emma Wenders, Reverend Reverend J.P. Henderson and Gordon and Etta Robinson which provided a colourful array. The ushers for the occasion occasion were Lynn Moore and Todd Malcolm. Special events coming up in near future future include Mt. Horeb's Anniversary Anniversary on October 2nd; and Janetville Anniversary October 23 with a former minister on this charge Mr. Bill Fritz. Following the service refreshments refreshments were provided by the ladies and a social hour enjoyed. Another special special event took place when U.C.W. President Brenda Malcolm invited the Robinson Robinson family to be platform guests - Clare, Laurie and children - Julie, Christa and Aaron. Brenda read an appropriate appropriate poem for the occasion occasion and presented the family family with mementos and a sum of money. Both Clare and Laurie responded briefly and thanked those responsible. responsible. The Robinson family are leaving our community on September 30 to move to the Whitby area and the new owner, a lady, is scheduled to move in, in Octoboer. The committee who assisted included included Ann Hurren, Maureen Maureen Moore, Carol Gray and Eileen Generux. Our best wishes go with the Robinsons Robinsons in their new surroundings. surroundings. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs, Orval Jackson with Art and Doris Rowan, ho and attended the church service service as well. Fall work is progressing favourably with the local farmers. The first corn has been combined and many acres of seed wheat have been sowed. Mr. Dwayne Glasbergen and his mother Marlene Glasbergen motored to Kitchener area - Wellesley Ontario where they exhibited exhibited their rabbits and attended the end of season banquet and presentations for the year, June 1987-June 1988. At the Wellesley Rabbit Show Dwayne rec'd the 2nd highest trophy for Youth as well as 7-1 st place and 3 2nd place ribbons. At the Banquet, Dwayne rec'd the O.C.R.C. Sweep- stake trophy for Highest Points for a youth Class with 1583 points and the O.C.R.C. Sweepstake Trophy for top honours for Rex open to all breeders. He was also 100 ints short of receiving top onour in the Mini-Lap Class. Dwayne was also interviewed interviewed by C.T.V. Television Television Station for Kitchener- Waterloo. Last year he won 15 trophies and 3 wall plaques plus 26 rosettes and hundreds of ribbons. Miss Candy Malcolm left this week to visit several countries in Europe in conjunction conjunction with her employment employment with Jonik tours in Toronto. Toronto. Mr. Todd Malcolm is currently currently trying out with the Lindsay Mu skie hockey team and has played in two exhibition games to date. Bowman ville W.I. Holds Meeting In September On September 8, at 1.30 p.m. Seventeen members of the Bowmanville Women's Institute met in Trinity Sunday Sunday School Room. Mrs. C. Bell, president welcomed all. Meeting opened with the members singing O Canada and Institute Ode; the pianist was Mrs. Bell. Minutes of last meeting were read by Secretary Treasurer Mrs. C. W. Downey. Downey. The Financial report and Correspondence were read. A letter was received, from Mrs. J. Fetch area secretary secretary treasurer, concerning the W.I. Convention to be held October 24 and 25 at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Mrs. R. Corrigan was chosen as our delegate and Mrs. C. Morrison as the alternate. alternate. An Invitation to the • Hampton Institute meeting October 4 at 1.30 was read. Roll Call: Name a favorite vegetable and the nutritious value obtained from that vegetable. Was well answered. answered. Mrs. Bell turned the meeting meeting over to Mrs. R. Corrigan - Convenor of Agriculture. Mrs. H. Millson prepared and read the Motto Life on the farm, then and now. Mrs. Corrigan made some interesting comparison concerning concerning the changes in agriculture agriculture which has taken place over the years. A written quiz was handed handed out to the members - to answer Questions on fruit, herbs ana vegetables. Meeting closed with members repeating in Unison Unison the Mary Stewart Collect. Collect. Mrs. C. Morrison was the Social Convenor. Tea with fruit breads and cheese were ÇPTVPn by Anne Brine P.R.C. Obituary Muriel Bridgett The death of Muriel Bridgett Bridgett occurred on Friday, September 9, 1988 at Hillsdale Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, in her 76th year, following a month's illness. Daughter of the late Wesley Wesley Thompson and Alice Thompson, she was born at Salem, Darlington Twsp, and educated at Haydon. Married January 14,1933, to Walter E. Bridgett, she had resided in Bowmanville 42 rears, previously residing in *aydon. Surviving are her daughter daughter Pauline (Mrs. Gordon Taylor) Enfield, two sons Daniel E. Bowmanville, and Lanny, Kendal, seven grandchildren, grandchildren, five great grandchildren, grandchildren, two sisters Lorn a (Mrs. H. Jahnke) B.C., Audrey Audrey (Mrs. Frank Osmond) Bowmanville, three brothers Earl, Bowmanville, Glen, Carleton Place, and Roland, Hampton. She was predeceased predeceased by brothers Roy, Lloyd (twin) and Donald. Funeral services were held on Monday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville with the Reverend Frank Lockhart Lockhart officiating. The organist was Mrs. Lloyd Ayre. Pallbearers were Ricky, Dale, Bob and Gary Taylor, grandsons, Taullie Thompson Thompson and Glen Burgess. Many donations were made to various various charities in her memory. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. £