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A i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 19,1993 19 Elizabethville News by Edna Thickson-797-2619 For the Mother's Day service Garden Garden United Church decided to have a family day with brunch after the service, service, put on by the Christian Educational Educational Committee. The congregation was asked to bring their families and enjoy. The church was fairly well filled and Reverend Sedgwick opened the service in the usual manner. The first BBQ Supports Canada Day Celebrations > I'-- Personal Service Anywhere 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week Telephone 432-5859 From a name you know you can trust. (JOHN DEERE J 11 31 Nothing runs like a Deere Everything is on sale now during Deere Season. And the savings arc substantial on everything from lawn mowers to lawn and garden tractors as well as blowers, Itedge clippers, leaf shredders, -■ trimmers and more. In s &N fact you can save up to / / 1 $450 on the new 4(H) Series Lawn and Garden Tractors. Yes, Deere Season is savings season. So, if this is your year.i>l| for u Deere, come see us soon, now is the lime while the Deere Season is in full swing. L JOHN DEERE SALES & SERVICE TAUNTON ROAD, WEST OF ORONO 983-9119, 1-800.461-2120 lesson was from John 14: 1-14 read by Michael Wood. The choir sang and announcements were: there were three baptismal services scheduled for today. Canton-Rachel Ann Jean Fulford, daughter of Bruce and Cheryl, Cheryl, Garden Hill, Steven Ray Hatter son of Brian and Kathy. Welcome Aylsha Marjorie Coughler, daughter. of Peter and Krista, Tyler David Moore, son of David and Lisa. Reverend Sedgwick christened little little Steven Ray and June Smith presented presented the certificate. A Mercer girl , gave flowers to the mother. Our expression of Worship was responsive reading of a prayer for Christian Family Sunday. The chil 3 dren went down for Sunday School. Mr. arid Mrs. Wilcock took up the offering. offering. Second lesson was from Acts 7; 55-60. Reverend Sedgwick spoke on "Placed in family of God." . . After the service Mr. and Mrs. Hatter, nee Katherine Gardiner and friends went to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardiner's for a family gathering. Mr. Hatter's parents also attended. Brian and Kathy now live in Michigan Michigan and came home for the christening. christening. - Shortly after the rest of congregation congregation went to the basement where the session were busy helping prepare our brunch. Pancakes and syrup, sausages, sausages, scrambled eggs, buns, muffins etc., which was enjoyed by all. There was coffee and juices also. An excellent excellent bunch. Many families had their families visiting for Mother's Day. Shane and Sophia Peacock spent the weekend at Peacocks. Howard and Vivian Quantrill had ■h their family on Sunday for supper. Ken and Bertha Trew had Alan and Cyndy, Helen and Amy on Sun- ■ day. Doris and Andrew were with Irene Beatty and they, along with Mary Trew were with the Yarema's for Sunday supper. On Saturday, Betty Mercer visited Olive Little at Newcastle. Philip and Robin, Aimee, and baby were with Clarence and Betty Mercer's. Later in the day Clarence and Betty called at Glenda's Port Hope, I had tea Sunday with West- hcuscr's. Elizabethville Women's Institute riiet on the 3rd of May at Margaret Walker's home.! We had 13 members put for the meeting. Irene Beatty, president, presided. The roll call was "What docs agriculture mean to you?" We had many interesting answers. answers. After the usual opening, we discussed our District Annual that is to be held may 25 at the Township 'building. It is Morrish Institute's turn to have the meeting so in order to save cost we decided to help by trying trying to save expenses and we made it a pot luck affair with each institute providing enough food for their members who attended. We discussed discussed the fee they arc asking each member to give to provide a place for a head office as we will no longer have a place in Guelph for it. Other items of business were attended attended to and the meeting then was turned over to our Agricultural Convenor Convenor Margarctte Walker. She had several items of interest about farming farming and boards in connection with Happenings in Yelverton Area ^ by Harvey Malcolm Cow and Farmer Lock Horns pleased to see Mrs. Eileen McCullough McCullough able to be out and to attend the Baptism of her granddaughter in Yelverton Yelverton Church on Sunday. Eileen has been confined to their residence for several weeks giving her cracked hip a opportunity to heal. . Yelverton United Church observed observed Christian Family Sunday, formerly formerly knowri as Mother's Day on Sunday May 9th. Also at this service the Sacrament of Baptism was observed observed when Stephen and Gloria La Micro offered their infant daughter Laura Lynne Eileen Lamiere for Baptism. Baptism. Mr. Ross Bcnns conducted the service with Clerk of Session Brian Gray assisting in the presentation of the Baptismal Certificate, with the congregation pledging their support as well. Little Laura took the whole event in stride with big brother Eddie a keen spectator. A number of close relatives and friends were in attendance for this special event, including the Grandparents Grandparents Eileen and Ray McCullough and Mrs. La Mierc. Mrs. Hazel Gray presided at the piano and Hally Hunan and David Moore acted as ushers. Following the service, the special guests and close friends gathered for refreshments at the residence of Stephen Stephen and Gloria. Mr. George McCullough McCullough recorded the event for posterity. posterity. Flowers were placed in memory, of Emma Hcndcrs and Stuart McQuade. mai ,p,A Mon.-Thurs. SALES HOURS S&, Our local accident and illness report report provides some good news and . some bad news. First the bad news. One of our local residents (not a "matador") was recently rushed to Lindsay's Ross Memorial Hospital following a run in with one of his bovines, bovines, in which he came out second best. Mr. Bruce Kerr was admitted to hospital when an irate cow who objected objected to his getting too close to her calf, bunted and tried to gore him with her horns, cracking some ribs and doing other injuries to his body. The good news is Bruce was able to return home on Saturday, May 8th. Another local resident, Mr. John McCabe (a son of Mrs. Gertie McCabe) of Lotus) was badly injured in a recent car accident and was rushed to the hospital suffering multiple multiple injuries as well. Pleased to relate that John also was able to return home after spending several days in that institution. Glad to report that Mr. Morley Wright was likewise permitted to return return home after spending several months in hospital following a stroke. Morlye is managing to manoeuvre manoeuvre around his residence with the aid of a wheel chair. Mr. Murray Malcolm is still confined confined to a Peterborough Hospital but hopes to return home in the not too distant future. All our Yelverton community is Newcastle Village Optimist Club member Reg Tressidcr was taking taking hamburgers and hot dogs straight off the barbeque on Saturday at noon hour during the club's Canada Day Fund Raiser at the M&M Meat Shop in Bowmanville. The money raised goes towards the Canada Canada Day celebration to be held by the club at Clarke High School on the night of Thursday, July 1, starting at 6:30. There will be a barbeque, barbeque, games, music and fireworks held that evening. New! In Town! Clarington Taxi |.V "DEMO' mm 1993 Cadillac Seville Maroon, loaded, 7,000 km. List $54,118. SALE $4Sjl00. 1992 Cadillac Coupe DeVille White, maroon leather, mint, 32,000 km. $29,900. m 1993 Astro CL Teal/Teal, loaded, 32,000 km. 821.500. 1992 CMC Rally Van Red/Black, V8, loaded, 35,000 km. 821.900. 1991 Astro CL Silver/Grey, loaded, 22,000 km. 817.995. IgaegTiEB ■ 1991 Astro Silver, V6, air, cassette, 43,000 km. $18.900. ! > «WCXI^ I 8 1990 Astro Blue, V6, air, cassette, 54,000 km. 813.500. 1990 Cutlass Supreme Int., Blue, loaded, sharp, 76,000 km. 513.309. > 1 -.-mm 1992 Suzuki Sidekick Aqua, 5 sp„ p.s. $10.000. 9W# 1988 Chev S10 Brown/Bolgo, VG, 5 sp„ sharp with cap, 77,000 km, $8,008. 1992 Tracker Silver, 5 sp„ 50,000 km, $10,900. 1992 GMC Ext. 4x4. Red/White, air, 39,000 km., mint. $20,900, •--«aWfifllM SWOQ3KSI 1991 Chev Silverado Ext. 4x4, Maroon/Silver, loaded, 91,000 km, $18,900, «S'il! Ilf la*v- r - 1990 Ford - F150 Black/Maroon, V8, auto, 80,000 km. 99.998. 1990 Chev 3/4 Ton 4 x 4 Blue, 350, auto, 76,000 km. yiditi plow $13.900. m 1989 GMC SLE 4x4 Blue, V8, auto, air, loaded. $13.000, 1990Chev Ext. 4x4 White, V6, loaded, 68,000 km. 318.899 1991 Chev S10Exi. 4x4 Black/Groy, VG, loaded, 41,000 km, $18,900. r 4 1984 Chev Black, V8, auto, 97,000 km„ sharp and clean, $4,008, \ -- u oi f 1973 Jeep 30,000 miles with plow, As Is. $3,800. ■BBBE2C32: e '.S'Z2S 1993 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Light Blue, blue leather, 12,000 km„ mint. 333,909. 1991 Cavalier White, air, auto, cassette. 37.998. 1991 Cavalier Grey, air, auto, cassette, 69,000 km. 998. iVijpii" ' 1989 Cavalier Z24 White, V6, air, auto, cassette,- 60,000 km. $9.998. 1989 Cavalier Blue, air, auto, cassette, 78,000 km. 36.998. Hj fct ■a.'AÆSWW-T 3* laiSajÆtu-iUwe* 1990 Sunbird Red, air, auto, cassette, 42,000 km. $8.908. 1991 Cavalier R.S. Wagon Grey, V6, air, auto, cruise, lilt, locks and windows $10 t QQ0. h, i 1992 Buick LeSabre Ltd. Grey, loaded, 16,000 km. 333.909. 1989 Olds 98 Touring Silver, maroon loalhor, buckets, londod,$13,900. 7-xrmr k „ jjb*' 1989 Olds 88 Brougham Grey, loaded, mini, 60,000 km. 812,909. 1990 Olds Ciera Maroon, V6, air, loaded, 53,000 km. $11.900. UHBSiS* 1988 Sunbird Black, air, auto, cassette, 83,000 km. $7.998.11 B 1989 Pontiac Sunbird I White, air, auto, cassette, 31,000 km. $8.800. 1989 Olds Ciera Blue, V6, air, cruise, 65,000 km. 39.995. U*J- 1991 Sunbird Blue, air, auto, 59,000 km. $8.998. ( vxf-vN lUn 1992 Lumina Euro Dk. Blue, loaded, V6,24,000 km. 317.900. 1992 Buick LeSabre LTD. White, loaded, 74,000 km. $18900. 1991 Lumina Euro White, V6, loaded, 48,000 km. 313,900. U a 1988 Celebrity Silver, V0, air, loaded. 03,000 km. 87,998.