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Tho Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. August 9. 1989 Steady Stream of Donors at Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic ]\ ews from Last week's Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at the Lions Lions Centre saw a steady stream of donors do their bit to replenish area blood banks that are always low at this time of year. We were lucky to spot the Martin Dey family participating, Mr. and Mrs. Dey on the j Last week at the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic, there were a number of awards . presented to longtime donors. It was also announced that Larry Wood has taken i over from Kay Moore as Clinic Chairman. He is pictured here, left, presenting cita- i tions to Richard Snyder with 35 donations and Ron Fowler with 50 donations. Oth- i ers, not present for photo, were Noelda Brine 35, Ted Filiatrault, Marolyn Hirsch- : field 35, Richard VanCamp 35 and Roy Mayhew 50. SMILE AT OUR COOL POOL SAVINGS Clearance on Above Ground Pools $ complete package available from 65 oo / month (OACJ Portable Sunbeam BBQ's FREE Lava Rock and Cover SALE 58 88 cots, Adrienne 8 and Brandon 5, alongside, watching what was going on and probably looking forward to the day when they'll be able to donate some of their blood. Elizabeth ville By Mrs. Thickson Intended for last week. Church services were again extremely well attended attended on Sunday. There were plenty of trees to give shade in the big yard at the Thompson homestead. It being being Welcome's responsibility for the members to help, Mr. Kellogg introduced our speaker, Mrs. M. Minifie and also announced next Sunday's service at Sickle's Farm, Canton with Reverend Reverend Sedgwick back from his holiday. Miss Kellogg, Mrs. Dinner, and Mrs. Ough supplied supplied the music. Scriptures were read from Exodus and Ephesians by two young ladies. ladies. Mrs. Minifie spoke on Possibilities Impossible. She toùched on the life of Mother Teresa in China, the impossible impossible things she has accomplished. accomplished. We should share our love with others. She spoke of several incidents in the Bible as Jesus on the sea with the disciples and he fell 6 asleep and a storm came up arid the disciples were frantic frantic but Jesus soon calmed the storm. Tread in fear, we too may stand in awe of God's power. The collection was taken up by the Welcome Welcome elders. Coffee and fruit bread were served as usual. The Seniors had their July birthday dinner and not too many attended. Mr. and Mrs. Bill,Dean, Orville Woodley, Bertha Trew; celebrated. celebrated. U.N.O was won by Michele Evans. Euchre by Mae Muldrew; Leta McAllister; McAllister; and Edith Carruthers. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quan- trill called at John's on Sunday Sunday and also attended the 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Don Budd, Baltimore Mrs. E. Burton, Jonathon and James, visited Doris this week. They went up on Thursday and stayed until Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer had Marie who brought Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and elderly elderly lady that Marie visits regularly regularly for a drive on Friday evening. Mrs. Westheusen and girls visited in St. Catharines Catharines and brought home their cousin Rosalyn for a holiday last week. June Moore arrived back from Europe last week and daughter Pat go off to Ecuador Ecuador for two weeks with a group that plan to work in the hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. K. Trew, Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock, are travelling out west and are expected home in another week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. R. Russell are taking a boat trip down through the Trent System and will be back this week. (nsround Pools Book your pool now and save. Yelverton By Harvey Malcolm Church services have again resumed at the Janet- vnle Charge including Yelverton Yelverton this week- end July 31st. The church interior is being refurbished with the seats looking sharp in their new coat of beige paint. Not to worry in case you're using "wet paint" as an excuse not to attend - it's quite dry. Reverend John Evans provided provided a short but very impressive impressive sermon on Sunday - too bad there weren't more people present to absorb it. It must be very frustrating for a minister to preach to a bunch of empty pews. Our community must soon faceup faceup to the reality that if we don't get off our duffs and support the church with our presence as well as our finances, finances, it will be closed in the very near future. The decisions decisions ours. The closing of the school grounds as a sports arena prefaced the present situation. If we lose our church, our community will be a complete nonenity with absolutely no community community activity. Yelverton would tie nothing but a road sign on a busy highway. If that is the wish of our citizens - that's fine. But let's not let our personal indifferences sink the ship! Welcome home to Mr. Stephen Lemiere who has been passing his time recently recently in either the Port Perry or Oshawa General Hospitals with a severe case of pneumonia and viral infection. infection. Stephen will be recuperating recuperating for several weeks, before returning to work and regaining a portion portion of the 30 lbs he lost during during his illness. Newlyweds Gloria and David Moore left on Sunday a.m. for a week's honeymoon in the Bahamas. Trust they will come home all "browned off 1 by the weather, not with marriage. After weeks of construction, construction, our 7A Highway has been repaved and is now complete from Highway. 35 to west of Nestleton. From appearances the Warren Paving Company has done a fine job of fulfilling their contract. Sure is a great improvement improvement over the old road. Bob and Hazel DeJong have sold their farm 3 miles west of Yelverton and intend to move out in the fall after the crop is taken off. We understand understand they expect to move to Cayman Islands which is Hazefs birthplace. Belated congratulations to Lorraine and Carl Smith of Bethany who observed their 47th wedding anniver- saiy this past week with dinner out in Lindsay in company with Isabel and Norman Wilson. Each year for the past several years we have renewed renewed acquaintance with a couple from Oil Springs (near Sarnia) whom we met while vacationing in Hawaii. This year it was again our pleasure to have them spend some time with us while attending attending the Bobcaygeon Fiddle Fiddle and Step Dance contest. Oh yes, their names Kate and Bob Cook. We also spent an evening with them at the arena where the Hi- Lite of the evening was a musical half hour with Eleanor Eleanor and Graham Townsend Townsend with their violins plus the open step dance contest with 14 contestants. On Friday, Mrs. Edith McGill (widow of the late Earl McGill) of Beaverton was laid to rest in the family plot at Yelverton Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. McGill were residents of this community a number of years ago. The immediate family were hosted hosted with refreshments at the home of Eileen and Howard Malcolm following the funeral funeral services. Those present included the McGill's son, Moms, his wife Ruth and their two sons and their wives from the Muskoka and Ajax areas. Mr. Gary Bristow and his orchestra are playing at the Islander pavillion on Scugog Island - during the month of July. Their music was well received by those present on their first two evenings. GAS BARBEQUE Res. $219.95 UNTO 00L ReR. $89.95 -- 30 years Combined Experience 133 TAUNTON RD. W. One block West of Slmcoo St. N. 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