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Students Win Literary Awards WesleyviUe News by E. Barrowclough There were dull skies but ' no rain for Hope Charge's United Church service at Gerald and Caroline Byers' home on August 13th. Once again parking space was ample and handy to the seated congregation, and wide lawns, flowers and large shade trees made a fine setting for this time of worship. Committee Chairman Chairman Lloyd Kellogg, welcomed welcomed all and announced that August 20 service would be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kowal, where all will be reminded of Lydia's Lydia's baptism at the accustomed accustomed place of prayer by the ■riverside. A ladies' choir made up of some regular members assisted by others, ■Doreen McHolm, Krista Walker, Ruth Connelly, Barbara Barbara Croft, Nicole Ough, Julie Julie Lovshin, Elaine Kellogg and Mary Coulther sang "Come, Follow Me" accompanied accompanied by Mary with flute part time, and part time by voice background for the lyrics. Morley Bickle provided organ organ music also, using his electric organ, not the small portable. The offering was received by John Connelly and George Tufford. A very special part of the morning was the baptism by Reverend W. Sedgwick of Christopher James Nevin, son of. John and Cathy Nevin Nevin of Garden Hill. Allan Peacock presented the parents parents with the certificate and welcomed Christopher into the congregation on its behalf. behalf. Brother Alex was an interested interested close witness. Mr. Sedgwick's sermon . was based on readings from Jeremiah Jeremiah and Luke, telling of Jeremiah's warning to the Classifieds - Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Careers V THE PETERBOROUGH - VICTORIA - NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE Roman Catholic Separate School Board 459 Reid Street Peterborough, Ontario K9H 4G7 invites applications for LUNCH TIME SUPERVISORS at NORTHUMBERLAND AND TOWN OF NEWCASTLE AREA SCHOOLS Rate of Pay: $9.54 per hour If interested in taking on this task on a daily basis please apply in writing to the undersigned immediately. SUPPLY TEACHERS at NORTHUMBERLAND AND TOWN OF NEWCASTLE AREA SCHOOLS Please apply in writing, with copies of supporting documentation to the undersigned immediately. MICHEL J. M. LANGLOIS Superintendent of Schools Personnel Services, Education Centre 459 Reid Street, Peterborough, Ontario K9H 4G7 E. Brahaney r . P. 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A potter may find a lump of clay will not conform conform to its planned shape but it can be taken, returned to the lump and be reshaped. reshaped. There is a warning for wasted lives, but assurance assurance of re-design and reclamation. reclamation. Appreciation was expressed expressed to Gerald and Caroline Caroline for the use of their home and to the choir for using using their holiday time for benefit of the service. For a few moments before the social social hour, members of the UCW met to discuss some change in plans for the fall bus trip. It was confirmed that the October 20th bus trip would be made to the vicinity vicinity ofElora. Congratulations to Maty (Symons) Walker who has earned a specialist degree in the Todaly Concept in music. music. Mary studied for several weeks in Alberta this summer. summer. Belated birthday greetings greetings to Truman Austin whose grandchildren helped him celebrate on Sunday August 6th, complete with birthday cake. Local readers of the Canadian Canadian Geographic magazine magazine were interested to see the results of a literary contest contest sponsored by that magazine. magazine. One student from Trinity Trinity College school, Arthur Chen, won a $1000 prize and Michael Watkinson won honourable mention. Two students from Bowmanville were equally successful, Burke Lush and Robert Benny. Benny. There was a happy party in Port Hope on Saturday at the home for the handicapped handicapped there. Kay and Mandy Thorndyke and children children were there for the fun and to be with family member, member, Peter. Congratulations to Tom and Christine Wilson on the safe arrival of their first grandchild in London, England. England. Proud parents of a baby daughter are Alain and Linda Wilson. Allen Hoi da way spent Friday and Saturday of last week attending a function in Belleville in connection with the Lions club. Hope Hoi da- way returned on Wednesday from spending the first part of the week at Stayner where she shared in a missionary missionary camp. On Friday, John and Margaret Robb of Osgoode came to visit with TJelene Barrowclough and her mother mother here. Bob and Vie Hill came from Brighton the same day to be with Bob's two sisters. Helene was here from Tuesday night till afternoon, afternoon, Sunday. Shirley and Edna Van- natto of Owen Sound visited old neighbours, including, Harold Barrowclough during the weekend. Members of the Carscadden family, also long time former residents, were back during the weekend weekend to visit familiar places. Sunday was decoration day in local cemeteries where recent rains had brightened the grass to make a green background for the wealth of color placed there in memory of those whose days are done. One of them visited, Newtonville, has a handsome new fence. This cemetery is high on a hill and was nicely groomed for this special day. Wesley- ville, though much smaller, is well cared for and does have an unused part, at present covered with pine trees. It was a pleasure to drive through Welcome cemetery cemetery on Sunday morning and see the beauty on every side. On Saturday, August 12th, the Langman-Snell families held their reunion picnic at Emily Park, near Peterborough, with about 50 present. One of the Lang- man girls brought along two little racoons, which had ^IcukuHx^ fycMUotui SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE UP TO 40% off ALL SUMMER STOCK DRESSES • PANTS • SHIRTS SKIRTS • TOPS • SHORTS 10% OPE ACCESSORIES Come in and see our new FALL ARRIVALS 10% OFF s 44 KING ST. E. 683-9389 Special Sling Helps Bowmanville Zoo Star u The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. 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From Page One On Tuesday, after it seemed as though there was no way to get a decent x-ray of the injury, help arrived from Ontario Hydro. I visited the elephant barn yesterday while the x- rays were being taken. I was told that the equipment equipment being operated by supervisor supervisor Robbie McNeill and technician Dick Grey, both of Ontario Hydro's Quality Control Unit, is used at Darlington Darlington for tasks such as locating locating buried pipes. But, upon learning of Vance's plight, the Hydro staff rose to the challenge of putting the machinery to a more unconventional use. "I thought, why not? It's an unusual job and I wanted to help the elephant. We did it for humane reasons and it provided an unusual technical technical problem. We really want to save Vance. He's a really great elephant," said Mr. Grey, . ■•unlilF*' su P erv ! sor took a similar view. ."I was glad been rescued when their mother was killed. They provided provided entertainment not only for the family, but for other people in the park.' They will be released when they are able to fend for themselves. Guide of August 12,1949: Mrs. E. Inch, pres, conducted conducted a W.A. meeting at Mrs. Hichs' cottage, Willow Beach, with 20 present. A letter was received from Helga in Austria, recipient of our aid through Save the Children fund. Plans for showing of moving pictures at Carroll Nichols and a weiner roast at Port Britain shores were made. Junior farmers held a picnic on Barrowclough's beach. Reverend Reverend R. and Mrs. Lyons, 'and children of Cincinnati visited with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Snell. they (the zoo) discovered us. We are glad to do it. He's one of only 25 male Asian elephants elephants in North America. He's special," Mr. McNeill said. Donna McFarlane, of Hydro's Hydro's community relations staff, was taking photos to record the event and she was impressed by Vance's co-operation. She agreed that he is, indeed, a very special creature. "The elephant elephant has behaved excellently," excellently," she said. "We've been taking x-rays all morning morning and he stands so still when the guys are working." Using masking tape, Mr. McNeill and Mr. Grey attached attached film to the leg of their large patient and they suspended lead plates from ropes across his back. They placed their camera on plastic plastic pails, set the exposure for 24 to 28 seconds and hoped rays for the best. Dr. Wendy Korver, of the Bowmanville Veterinary Clinic, took batches of x-ra y to the nearby clinic for veloping. The x-rays showed evidence of a break in Vance's lower left leg. Leslie Pontell, part- owner and manager of the zoo was watching the process process along with trainer Mike Hackenberger. "It's Mike's training that is proving itself. Mike is so good with elephants. Without Without the training, it would be impossible to get x-rays at all," said Leslie. Mike, who had been holding holding Vance's head in his arms, stepped back and patted patted him lovingly on the trunk. "Good Boy," he said. "Good boy, Vance. You are a really good boy," he repeated reassuringly. The pain seems to ease and Vance's brown eyes respond respond knowingly. Then, with a sigh, he leans into the sling ana closes them. Flying Dutchman Van Dyk Realty Osh Dillon Tire Lindsay Thornton Dundee Park Osh Brookside Park Orono Bantam Division 10 1 36 33 11 Around the Town OSHAWA --'Epr'the second time,in three weeks, the Bank of Montreal, at the Oshawa Shopping Centre was robbed^ Police report that a man entered the bank around 2 p.m., Handed a teller a note saying he had a gun and a hostage and left the bank with an undetermined amount of money. He fled the mall on foot. The same bank was robbed on July 21. 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