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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 21,1991 Section Two Forthcoming Marriage New Leaders for Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs - SWer TMedcUttÿ Wray and Cathy Gundry, Port Perry, and Bill and Mary Kay Wilks, Newcastle, are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Brenda Marie and Michael Edward. The marriage will take place Saturday, Saturday, September 7, 1991, at 3 p.m. at Port Perry United United Church. 'Wedding Dave Robinson of Port Perry, Ontario and Gail Malcolm of Ingersoll, Ontario Ontario were recently elected as National Presidents of the Association of Kin Clubs. Robinson, the new National Kinsmen President, works for the Durham Board of Education Education as a computer teacher teacher and Malcolm, the new National Kinette President, is the executive director of the Big Brother/Big Sisters of St. Thomas/Elgin. These elections took place at the Association's national convention convention in Halifax, N.S. where it was announced that during the past year the nearly 1,000 Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs across Canada donated $28,659,347 in service funds to their communities. The Association continued continued its extraordinary support support of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CCFF) with the last year's record contribution of $1.7 million, maintaining Kin as the largest largest single contributor to the CCFF. Since the first Kinsmen Kinsmen club began supporting cystic fibrosis back in 1964, more than $16 million has been raised. As the Association enters its 72nd year, Kinsmen and Kinettes can take a great deal of pride in their support of many organizations including including the Multiple Sclerosis Sclerosis Society of Canada, Operation Operation Go Home, Kin Shining Light and Swimming Canada. Canada. The Kinsmen Foundation Foundation of Saskatchewan and the Kinsmen Rehabilitation y< F: Happy Birthday, Lauren In a garden wedding held in a gazebo at the Inn of the Seasons, Syracuse, New York, Karen Lynne Wardley of Toronto, became the bride of Del Dawczyk, of Oakville, on May 18,1991. Officiating at the ceremony ceremony was Madame Judge Jan Unbehend. The organist and soloist was Kurt Kulikow- ski. Parents of the bride are Bernice and Garry Back- man, Wilmot Creek and- the S 'oom's parents are Armilda awczyk and Jeremy Dawczyk, both of Oakville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an elegant elegant lacey, ivory cocktail length gown, a matching hat tipped regally to one side and carried a bouquet of white call a lilies. Attending the bride were her daughters Kimberley Lynne and Michelle Denise Wardley, Sutton. The flow- ergirls were granddaugthers Kristina Lynne Sutton and Caitlin Dorothy Sutton. Best man was Larry Cha- Ê in and the usher, Ron lawczyk. At "the reception held in an adjoining dining room to the garden, the bride's mother mother received the guests in a silk floral print suit with a cattleya orchid corsage. The honeymoon will be a belated trip to Nassau. Mr. and Mrs. Dawczyk are now residing in Weston. The bride graduated May 19, with honors as a dental hygienist at Onandaga, Syracuse, Syracuse, U.S.A. On July 30 she passed the Canadian examinations, examinations, and is now em- tfyfo cutd tyteetùtyû... Iti HnI Fmm lull* ■ Dm WnN iMCwm SINCE 1930 C Call Sandra Yates Telephone 623-5873 ployed at the Albion Dental Centre, Rexdale. Congratulations from your proud parents, family and many friends. Lauren Elizabeth Harlow will celebrate her first birthday on Thursday, August 22, 1991. Proud parents parents are Lynn and Brian Harlow, Pickering. Grandparents Grandparents are Vera and Bill Laskaris, Bowmanville and Jean Harlow, Fort Erie. Sending birthday wishes from Glasgow, Scotland, are great grandparents Elsie and Stanley Rozario and Louis Laskaris, Bowmanville. Foundation of British Columbia, Columbia, both of which serve the needs of disabled people in these provinces, again had successful fund raising years. The Saskatchewan clubs raised over $1.8 million million in a ' door-to-door blitz known as the Kinsmen Blackstock is Preparing for Annual Fair Celebrating its 126th ear of existence, Blackstock 'air will be held on August 24th. A pre-fair demolition derby is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday evening with the main fair beginning 9:30 a.m. Saturday. At that time, the buildings and midway open. Horseshoe pitching and 4-H Achievement Days are happenings at 10:30 a.m. At 11 a.m. the parade, led by the D.S. Park Oom-pah- pah Band, will arrive on the grounds and Guy ' Scott, President of the O.A.A.S., will officially open the fair. Immediately following the ceremonies, the Horse Show commences. Black- stock Fair is proud to be hosting the Banner Hereford Show as well as a display of Pinzgauer Cattle from Alberta. Alberta. Throughout the day there will be magic shows by Stew Garland, Fur fashion shows by Paula Lishman, performances by the Step- in-Time Cloggers, clowns, a baby animal display, the wandering minstrel John Wilde and much, much more. The ever-popular media milking contest with Julia Dempsey, Port Perry Star; Shawn Eyre of 105 FM and Marland Oliver of C.F.R.B. as its contestants and the Champion Cake Auction are back for another year. In addition to these special special attractions, the traditional traditional fair events will be taking taking place all day long. A Horse Pull, featuring both light and heavy classes will start between 3 and 4 p.m. For a perfect end to a perfect day, you can dance to the sounds of D.J. Brian Stevenson Stevenson at the Recreational Centre Centre between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. For more information about the fair, contact Joyce Kelly at 416-986-4257. Hope to see you gt the Blackstock Fair "where all the action happens the same day." Mothers' March. While Kinsmen and Kinettes Kinettes are all-Canadian more than $65,000 was sent to help Kin International development development activities in the Sudan and Peru. Mr. Robinson has been a Kinsmen since 1981, has belonged belonged to clubs in Ontario and is currently a member of the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry. Mrs. Malcolm became a Kinette more than 10 years ago and has held many club offices and executive positions. positions. Currently, Mrs. Malcolm Malcolm is a member of the Kinette Kinette Club of Dorchester and Area. The Association of Kin Clubs is an all-Canadian'organization all-Canadian'organization founded in 1920 in Hamilton, Ontario. The Kin National Headquarters is located in Cambridge, Ontario, Ontario, adjacent to Highway 401. The Association has a total membership of more than 16,000 young men and ' women between the ages of 21 and 45 in more than 1,000 clubs across Canada. Kinsmen and Kinette clubs provide their members with a wide variety of social activities activities as well as many opportunities opportunities for self-development by serving their communities communities through fund-raising and service projects. Happy 1st Birthday, "Boop" God has blessed us with the marriage of Pamela Baker and Ehab Fanous. The marriage was solemnized solemnized on March 2, 1991, at Pine Ridge Bible Chapel in Oshawa. The Bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker of Burketon. The Groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nabil Fanous of Cairo, Egypt. They now reside reside in Oshawa. Lindsey May Norrish turned one year old on August August 12, 1991. She is the daughter of Linda and Randy and little sister of Laura and David. Lindsey sends love to Grandmas and Grandpas Henry, Norrish Norrish and Lambert, with a special hug for Great Grandmas Grandmas Henry and Chittenden. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC MEETING HAMLET OF HAMPTON TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle will hold a public meeting to present and discuss several master plan concepts proposed for ELLIOTT PARK in the Hamlet of Hampton. All persons are invited to attend the meeting and may make written comment either in support or in opposition of the various concepts. The Public Meeting will be held as follows: DATE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1991 TIME: 2:00 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. PUCE: HAMPTON HALL 5360 OLD SCUGOG ROAD HAMPTON, ONTARIO For any questions related to the Public Meeting, please contact James D. Cameron, Operations Superintendent, Community Services Department - Telephone: 416-623- 3379 ext. 284. \ I ME tOWNOf . 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