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Diamond Anniversary Celebrated Strawberry Social Ends Successful Year For Hospital Auxiliary The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. July 17,1991 5 Youngsters Enjoy Summer Outing at Bowmanville Library by Doris Welsh P.R.O. On a glorious June 26 afternoon, afternoon, a well attended Wine and Strawberry social concluded a most successful and profitable year for the Hospital Auxiliary to Memorial Memorial Hospital. The auxiliaiy is deeply appreciative of the support oi members of the hospital staff and the public, in helping helping to raise funds to be spent on the well-being and care of the patients. Through various activities, activities, many items have been purchased such as a patio set and chairs, a Hoyer patient patient lift, equipment for the ■C.P.R. program, a sound system system for the waiting room in the Diagnostic Imaging department department and a new teaching teaching skeleton "Mr. Bones" and six folding wheeled walkers. Our main fund-raising programs continue to be the Hospital Gift Shop, the New to You Shop, the Christmas Bazaar, Variety night, Tag Day, Marathon Bridge, and Baby seat rentals. Ten monthly meetings are held and some members also attend the H.A.O. Spring conference, and the Convention. We have had several interesting interesting speakers this season season with topics relating to Lifeline, the Deaf and "Mr. Bones." The Bursary fund has been extended, new-baby pictures are taken on. request, request, lovely knitted articles are donated, and volunteers give generously of their time. A great big thank you to all who helped in any way. We would also welcome new members anytime. „ ik Youngsters sang and chanted rhymes together dur- ence Fun » and "Fairy Tales." There's also a ing Rhythm and Rhyme at the Bowmanville Library mance of the Three Little Pigs puppet show on last Thursday afternoon. The specialevent is just one day j u ] y 2 Q, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. of many taking place in local libraries this summer. Bowmanville branch Other upcoming activities cover topics such as "Sci- perfor- Satur- at the We've taken some editorial liberties in publishing this photo of a young couple who recently celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary at the Nestleton Community Community Centre. They are Mabel and Sam Cawker and she has been covering the news of Nestleton, Caesarea and area for a considerable number of years for this newspaper. We published a photo last week of them receiving a plaque from Scu- gog's mayor, but this week felt they deserved a more formal one of them cutting the anniversary cake. These days, not too many couples mark 60 years of married life, and are healthy enough to really enjoy the celebration. by MKchelle Balson Thought I forgot about you last week? Not a chance. A few folks approached me and asked where was the Hampton News. Well, I drove into Town on Monday with the main intention of dropping off my column. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, I got a little sidetracked and didn't drop it off on time. So the good people at The Statesman put it in The Newcastle Independent. Independent. On Tuesday, July 9th, • the Hampton Community Association held a Public Meeting. Present were the Board Members as well as Larry Hannah, Arnott Wot- ten, Jim Cameron, Nick Vansegglin and Henry Kor- tekaas. Also, a dozen concerned concerned residents came out. The survey results were tallied. The response was an overwhelming majority liking liking Concept B. However, a few people are still concerned concerned about the soccer field going mini. The whole meeting meeting was again a couple of hours of soccer talk. Henry Kortekaas was asked if he could draw another version of Concept A. He will present this to us at yet. am-, other Public Meeting on July 16th. y" " A - Verna Robinson took first ilace with a score of 80 at ednesday's Euchre Card Party. Betty Kuyer was second second with 77. Then it was a three-way tie between Ber- plf W< 8>t. Burnrs 9rt£rbyttriatt Temperance and Church St., Bowmanville SUNDAY, JULY 21ST, 1991 11:00 a.m. Church Service Student Minister: Lorna Thompson Nursery Care 159 Years of Community Service &t. üMtt's telitatt Cïmrcï) Temperance St., Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, JULY21ST, 1991 TRINITY VIII 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion No Mid-week Communion for July and August Rector --The Reverend Canon Byron Yates, B.A., S.T.B. ^AssoCj^^JheJlonorar^sshTheRewADjJLanflle^^ The Salvation Army Bowmanville Citadel 75 Liberty St. S. CHURCH SERVICE TIMES 9:30 a.m. -- Family Christian Education (Sunday School) 11:00 a.m. -- Holiness Worship 6:30 p.m. -- Praise Service Come and join us at a Community Church where Christ makes the difference. For more information call 623-3761 Corps Officers/Pastors: Captain and Mrs. G. Cooper §>t. SattVs Sttittfr Cfwrtii Ministor: Rov. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M.DIv. Organist: Mr. Douglas Dewoll Church Secretary: Holon Mclnnos 623-7361 SUNDAY, JULY 21ST, 1991 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship Wo welcome the members of Trinity who will be worshipping with us. Nursery care for pre-school children every Sunday If you're now to Bowmnnvlllo, wo Invito you to mnko St, PiiuVm your church home nice Renton, Steve Artym and Ruth Farrow with the scores of 76. The Special was won by Walter Murphy. The Most Honest player was Edith Clemens. The most Lone Hands went to Anne Woolley. Draw winners were Agnes Scholfield, Verna Robinson, Myrtle Gimblett, Leona Wright and Steve Artym. Artym. I would like to thank Betty Betty Kuyer for making the,ef- :, ; J fort, of keeping me:informedr/>j| of . the card party- results,' J while my usual informant was away. The Pee Wee girls played a fine game this week against Solina. However they did lose with a final score of 18-8. Erin Shmyr hit a home run for the Hampton team. Thursday evening a Teen Dance was held at tne Town Hall. Unfortunately it was not a very good turn out. We will try it again sometime in August. If the teens would come out we would be more than willing to listen to their thoughts about some of the things they would like to do. Sunday was a joyous event for the Balson family. We held a surprise birthday party for my father-law Harold Harold Balson. Boy, was he surprised! surprised! At least two dozen family and friends helped Hy celebrate his 70th birthday. birthday. There was music, lots , of food and some good horse shoes were played. Everyone had a great time. It was something Hy will remember remember for many years to come. I'm sure a few people have noticed the letter circulating circulating around about the Town of Newcastle's proposal proposal of permitting a maximum maximum security Youth Detention Detention facility down the road from Hampton. The law states that only people 400 feet within the facility had to be notified. That is in total total only 12 people! However, I'm sure people have a few thoughts and comments about this matter. There is a petition set-up in the Hampton Hampton Post Office. Also, there will be a Public Meeting on Monday July 22nd at 9:30 a.m. at the Council Chambers, Chambers, Municipal Administration Administration Centre, 40 Temperance St. in Bowmanville. Additional Additional information is available available for inspection between 8:30 a.m and 4:30 at the Planning Department at the same address or by calling Warren Munro at 623-3379. Thank goodness Joe Jack- son is home and recovering well from his recent heart attack. Joe asked me to please extend many thanks to all his family, friends and neighbors who made calls ana sent cards wishing him well. Letter to The Editor Dear John: Thank you so very much for doing what you always do so very well. Your thoughtfulness meant so much. Gary (Cole) for Tho Officers and Members of Purple Hill L.O.L. 399. Over 300 vehicles to be sold in a limited time SPRINTS CORSICAS AS LOW AS $C Oftft* |ii| 6,299 OVER 30 TO CHOOSE FROM 8,9% financing CAVALIERS M4,550 SUPER SELECTION 8.9% financing STOCK #745062 ~f\ FULL SIZE PICK UPS M0,499 OVER 100 AVAILABLE 7.9% financing S-10 CHEVY PICK UPS I •Oil Yar M4,799 SEVERAL AVAILABLE 8.9% financing Vehicles not exactly as Illustrated. Financing O.A.C. 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