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t Highlights from Wesleyville Intended for last week Sunday morning's sunshine sunshine provided a beautiful day for all outdoor activities including Hope Township's United Church service at the home of Ian and Daphne Angus at Canton. It was a delight to see the handsome grounds of park-like enclosures enclosures surrounded by white fences and tall hedges, with lovely lawns, green in spite of lack of rain. The congregation congregation was welcomed by Lloyd Kellogg, appreciation was expressed to the Angus family and a warm welcome back to Reverend Sedgwick after his holiday. The ser- . vice followed the usual order using the outdoor pulpit and the small organ, Vlayed by Morley Bickle. The choirs anthem, "Beautiful Words, Wonderful Words" was accompanied accompanied by a recording. ..Reverend Sedgwick added ( his appreciation for the opportunity opportunity of worshipping • .once again in lovely sur- roundings. He said his holi- "day was a little different ... than usual, for much of it in- volved his brand new twin , grandsons. The sermon was based on ,, the continuation of the story of David and his fall from : grace. Nathan, the prophet's , courageous reproof to David . was done by a parable which ! showed him the depth of his . sin. The ills of mankind are not seen as a punishment by God, but the inescapable results results of breaking God's laws, today, as they were 3000 years ago. The offering was received by Rod Bebee and Lloyd Osland. The large congregation congregation lingered over the coffee hour to speak with Mr. Sedgwick, greet visitors and exchange news of the township. Next Sunday's . service will be at the home ' of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Kowal, Osaca. On Wednesday, August ; 31st, Verna Austin had plenty plenty of company while Harold ' was away. Her two daughters, daughters, Helen with her daughter daughter Laurie and her son, Jason Jason and Helen's other daughter, Dawn Marie Forsythe Forsythe with son Guy and daughter Leisa, as well as Pearl Gann, were all with Verna for the noon meal. Then she had dinner, with the Ganns in the evening to celebrate Jim Gann's birthday. birthday. Mrs. Claude La Roche of Guelph is visiting her parents parents in Port Hope, Archie and Orald Ford this week and calling on old friends of her girlhood here. Gordon Hough of Brock- ville called at E. Barrow- clough's on Saturday the 3rd of August. Gordon and his family are holidaying in the Picton area, a regular summer summer custom. Harold and Arnold Austin, Austin, Archie and Leslie Ford had a very successful fishing trip to Temagami during the week of August 29th. The mosquitoes and black flies seem to have disappeared and the foliage of the trees seemed freer to insect damage damage than last year. The purpose purpose of the trip, to catch fish, was all that could be desired, trout were plentiful. They had a bonus too, someone someone near by had some humming humming bird feeders, and they watched 8 at one time. They were their usual belligerent little selves. It's amazing how such a tiny bird can act so fierce. They get so angry they squeak, perhaps the only sound they can make. There seems to be an influx influx of white butterflies across the country. They look like the cabbage butterfly butterfly that hovered over the cabbage patch, but there are no cabrages here. Within Within a week a visit as far east as Osgoode, and a visit to Scarborough found the same numbers flying everywhere. We wonder if it is the same old kind, or a new worm to chew the green effect every one is trying to produce. The Jim Adamson family at Port Britain shores have had a wonderful summer celebration. Cousins of the Adamson family were here from Scotland and with Jim and Meryl's families, and the Scots cousins there were 25 of them altogether for three weeks. They went for a camping trip using eight vehicles to Vermont and New Hampshire, for five days. They took many side Business Directory ACCOUNTANCY WILLIAM C. HALL B. Comm. Chartered Accountant 35 King St. W., Newcastle Téléphoné 987-4240 SUTHERLAND, HOBB and PARTNERS Peter A. Hobb, C.A. Wilmar J. Bakker, C.A. Chartered Aceountanta 118 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-9461 N. L. WOODHOUSE & Assoc. Certified General Accountant NewViews and bedford Installations and Support , 8 Holgate Cres., Bowmanville 623-9650 DOUGLAS R. FREEMAN B.A., C.A. Chartered Accountant 511 Bond St.W., (Bond St. at Stevenson Rd.) 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What a super happy time and you can imagine the stories stories to take home to Scotland! Scotland! Sorry to report Kenneth Ashby has suffered a heart attack. He was taken to Peterborough Peterborough hospital by ambulance ambulance on Sunday, July 28. He is out of intensive care and doing well. He hopes to be home to Apsley very soon and we wish him well. August 10, 1951: Combines Combines are busy in the wheat fields. Weather that hindered hindered haying, benefited the other crops. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Austin have been visiting at Red Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Austin Austin at Sudbury. Marika Maikov Maikov returned to Toronto after after two weeks here. She has to make arrangements for starting school in Ontario. Baby Sandra Payne suffered severe bums to her body after after contact with an electric toaster, requiring several days in hospital. The Best family attended a family picnic picnic in Markham on Sunday. Nestleton and Caesarea News By Mable Cawker Intended for last week Comment: Leaving behind behind the hottest, driest July for some years; now a brand new month-August is being ushered in. During the month of August one feels so nicely settled into summer. The days. are warm; evenings evenings starry: and one can enjoy enjoy the fresh fruits and vegetables vegetables out of the garden that only taste this way in summer! summer! August days are calm; no one seems rushed; even when it rains, it is a gentle rainfall. Yours truly really enjoys this month, sort of between between the heat of summer and the glorious fall weather! weather! Summer Visitations Ray and Doris Nottingham Nottingham of Caesarea, had a lovely lovely week with son Ralph and Diane Nottingham and family, family, Jeff and friend Rhonda, at their trailer at Owen Sound. From there they had an enjoyable time in Honey Harbour with Greg and Nancy (Nottingham) Reid, and sons Adam and Robert, before returning home. A nice change from the daily routine. Doug Fish and Marion Short of Manilla, and daughter daughter Cathy Short of Port Perry, were supper guests with Neta Fish of Cadmus recently. Neta Fish attended the Decoration Service held on Sunday, July 28, at Sunderland Sunderland Cemetery where her late husband Grahame Fish is resting. Guest speaker was Reverend David Sheppard Sheppard from the Greenbank charge. Ila Sharpe, Lindsay, has returned home after a 10- day, very enjoyable holiday, with her cousin Neta Fish of Cadmus. Guests with Sam and Mabel Mabel Cawker at the farmstead, farmstead, Scugog Pt. Rd., during during the week were Neta Fish and cousin Ila Sharpe, and Judy Frew and girls, Diane and Ilene of Nestleton. A lovely visit was enjoyed over a cup of tea. Lake Scug News Well, the annual regatta and field day held in Caesarea, Caesarea, was by all reports a great success once again. The three day event, August 3-4-5 was packed full of interest interest with many activities for all ages. The village of Caesarea was just "humming" "humming" with parades, a golf tournament, special field day events, water sports, to name a few, and it just had to be an exciting time for all in every way! Even an Outdoor Outdoor Church Service at Put- sey Park added a great deal to this well-known regatta - the oldest in Ontario. It all started in 1932 and is still going strong! (fact tyteeUttyb... Til MhI few lew ■ b* Wen m SINCE 1930 Call Sandra Yates Telephone 623-5873 Searching for 'Green' Offices Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 14,1991 5 Lengthy Trip Pays Dividends for Antique Fire Truck Fans ' , . T: > :• ?,/' • ifÆÂsï» - ffès The Recycling Council of Ontario and Pitney Bowes of Canada would like to honour honour offices/companies that have taken the initiative and established waste management management programs in the workplace. From now until September 15, 1991, nominations nominations will be considered for a Pitney Bowes National Office Recycling Award. The awards program is part of Waste Reduction Week 1991, September 29 - October 6, 1991 organized by The Recycling Council of Ontario. The theme of the week is, "The Future is Rs' and the objective is to raise awareness of the 3Rs - reduction, reduction, reuse and recycling at home and at work. If your company is practising practising the 3Rs in the workplace workplace then nominate them for the National Office Recy cling Award. In 500 words or less, describe your company's company's office recycling program and fax your nomination to 1-800-461-3777 or mail it to: Pitney Bowes National Office Recycling Awards 1 Eglinton Ave. East Suite 800 Toronto, Ontario M4P 3A1 Include details on how many of your co-workers are participating and the unique and different ways that your office is reducing, reusing and recycling. Each entry will receive a mini desktop blue box from Pitney Bowes to hold pens and pencils. The winning company will be awarded a Pitney Bowes plain paper facsimile machine and a certificate certificate of achievement from the Recycling Council of Canada. Members of the Orono Firefighters' Association received received sunburned faces after driving this 1933 vintage Chevrolet Bickle Pumper over 300 miles to a show in Syracuse, N.Y. a couple of weeks ago. The trip was worth it, as the truck returned home with.three trophies: trophies: Longest Distance Driven, Best Motorized Origi- $«**= JAFFACROWN ORANGE JUICE Sweetened, or SunSplosh, Frozen, Concentroted 12-oz. tin nal Vintage, and third place in the pump and water contest. The pumping equipment hadn't been used since 1974. Those making the trip included, clockwise from top left: Kim Irwin, Brent Pollock, Pete Lomax, Mandy Hoskins, and Terry Hardy (president of the Orono Firefighters' Association). 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