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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, July 27,1994 Section Two Happenings from Elizabethville Area By Edna Thickson Another good crowd on an excellent excellent day. The weather was fine and the place was Barb Gray's home, near Perrytown. Our guest speaker was Rev. David McKinnell from Co- bourg. Our soloist was Julie Stewart. For our children's story he had the three little pigs that look in the audience. audience. Also during the service he had three scriptures from Genesis, about Joseph and the story how he was thrown in a pit by his other brothers and later sold to the Egyptians. The second was about Paul from the Romans Romans about Salvation for all and Matthew, Matthew, the story of Jesus walking on the water when a storm blew up and the disciples didn't believe but Jesus said to Peter come to meet me. At first Peter was afraid but found himself himself on the top of the water like Jesus. Miss Stewart sang and played twice. The Garden Hill ladies Unit I had the lunch. Next Sunday service will be at Jane Pinchin's with the speaker Sandra Bell Buttars. I am sorry to have to report that June, my daughter, passed away on Tuesday at 2:30 a.m., the 12th of July and was buried the 14th at Stayner Cemetery. Service was held at the Tofflemire Undertaking Parlours. I was unable to get word around as The Statesman was printed before we could get the word from the minister who was on holidays. It did appear in the Daily Star. In fact we ourselves didn't know until late Wednesday night what time the funeral was. A good number from here attended the wakes. I didn't attempt two days trips and was only at the funeral on Thursday. We wish to thank everyone for their kindness and sympathies extended to us. Seniors had a small crowd out for their meeting on Thursday. Clarence and Betty Mercer visited Betty's sister Elizabeth Minnisin, Oshawa, who has been in the hospital for a time and got home recently. Jackson and Susan Peacock had Andrew and Ingrid, Liam, Adrian and Astrid all week and they have left for home in Newfoundland, all except Liam and Adrian, who are staying for more holidays. Mark and Linda and boys, Steven and Christy, also Ingrid's parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Ottawa, visited this week before before they left for Newfoundland. On Friday Eric Bums and Micky Dewhurst connected with the Show at Cavan that is being put on at present. The week before Geo. and Maureen Maureen Robinson and four children, Newfoundland, and Sarah Robinson, England, visited with the Peacocks. Janet Peacock has been home with Alan and Helen, her parents. I had dinner last night with Suzanne Suzanne and girls. Busy Week-end of Activities in Blackstock By Joyce Kelly Two weddings of local interest took place on Saturday evening. Jason Jason Kyte and Tammy Lynn Keller were married in a pretty wedding in Zion Lutheran Church in Dashwood with the reception following at Exet- In Blackstock United Church Esther Esther Kelly and Francis Peelers were married at a pretty wedding. Following Following picture taking at the beautiful grounds of the home of Harold and Eileen McLaughlin, the reception was held at the Blackstock Recrea- shene. Best wishes Esther and Fran- er. Jason's parents, Donna and David tion Centre. Following tjieir camping Kyte, his sisters Susan and Karen trip to the West coast, Esther and Kyte, brother Stephen and his grand- Francis will be living at Penatangui- parents Roy and Edith McLaughlin attended from this area. As well several several friends were guests at this happy event. Following their honeymoon Jason and Tammy Lynn will be living living in Pennsylvania. Best wishes Tammy and Jason. Carrot Season in Full Swing At Markets Across Durham "Waskly Wabbits" are jumping for joy as carrot season begins throughout Durham Region. Farmers and roadside markets are preparing for another successful season as carrots carrots are plucked from the fields. Ontario-grown carrots have become become a favourite in many households for their brilliant orange colour, sweet taste and crisp, fresh texture. Some popular uses include: raw carrots carrots for salads, or snack trays, side dishes, stir-frys, carrot soup, carrot cake, and spaghetti primavera (pasta with "spring" vegetables). There are two basic types of carrots. carrots. Nantes, which are blunt at both ends, relatively short with a brittle texture. Scarlet Nantes, Sweetheart, and Napoli belong to this type. Dagger, Dagger, Chancellor and Avenger belong News From Velverton by Harvey Malcolm Just learned of the passing of a nonagenarian lady of the Janetville area - Mrs. Rose Moxon. For years, she and her late husband Harold, operated operated a greenhouse operation in Janetville Janetville - "Moxon Gardens". Deepest sympathy is extended to her family - Rosemary, Audrey, Bob and Pat and their spouses, children and grandchildren grandchildren in her passing. After several weeks of weather approaching drought conditions where our lawns were starting to look If you are new to Bowmanville... would like to call on you with Housewarming Gifts and information about your new location. Call Your Hi Neighbour Hostess Marie Hodge at 623-7452 © like the Sahara Desert, inducing us to make some rather derogatory remarks remarks about the weather lady for missing us with all her recent showers, showers, she finally took revenge. And she couldn't have picked a better time - just when we were taking a shower. The thunder rolled, the lightning flashed and the heavens opened, giving giving about 4/5 of an inch of rain in less than 15 minutes with lots of high winds. After about' 15 minutes it was all over - the sun emerged, we picked up the broken tree branches, the pond that was formed by the backup of flood water either flowed away or was absorbed by the parched soil. This week Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Wyatt and daughters of New York spent a week jointly with Mrs. Helen Connelly of Bobcaygeon or Jane and Marti Malcolm and family in Ome- mee. Welcome home to Marleah and Jack Burton and Jack's mother who is visiting them from England, who have just relumed from a 2-week trip to the East Coast by motor home. - Congratulations to Agnes and Allan Allan Howe who observed 50 years of marital bliss on Sunday, July 16 at their new residence on the outskirts of Huntsville. Among the many friends attending were Ralph and Linda Pfoh who dropped in for a couple of hours en route to Madonna House near Combcrmere where they arc spending a few days. We were pleased to accompany Howard and Eileen Malcolm to take in the Anniversary festivities and stayed overnight in Huntsville, visiting visiting many other spots of interest en route. Of special interest to the majority of the guests was that it provided an opportunity to inspect Allan and Agnes' new home which has just been built this summer and a chance to renew old acquaintances with the Howe family and their friends. to the Imperator type. These carrots are slender, tapered, sturdy and long in size. When fresh carrots are purchased, the leafy green tops should be removed removed immediately, to retain moisture moisture and vitamins. Topped carrots can be stored in a perforated plastic bag for up to three weeks inside your refrigerator. refrigerator. Before using, scrub, rinse and scrape lightly to preserve the nutrients nutrients that are just below the surface. Carrots that are prepared in advance can be kept crisp for half an hour by placing in cold water. Many of the markets that carry freshly picked carrots can be located in the Guide to Farm Fresh Produce in Durham Region. For your free copy please call the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Affairs office at (905) 985-2003. CIS. A correction must be made in last week's news - The Marlow reunion will be held on Sunday, August 14. This is really an important reunion of all members of the Marlow clan from far and near and promises to be a great occasion. Congratulations to Lyndsay Dut- kewich who recently graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming College, Peterborough Peterborough in Police Education. Best wishes Lyndsay. Marie and Cecil Gibson visited their friends Ross and Irene Vanclief at Corbyville last week for two days. Darcy and Laura Dorrell, Brittany and Bryan of Charlton are visiting his parents Stuart and Helen Dorrell. They attended the Peeters-Kelly wedding wedding reception. Merrill VanCamp is home now from hospital following his hip surgery. surgery. Visitors are very welcome. About 50 winter residents of Silk Oak Lodge MHP Clearwater, Florida as well as their own family enjoyed a pig barbecue on Saturday at the farm home of Bob and Nancy Bryans of Egypt. At this third annual event lots of catching up of news and many laughs were enjoyed. Several came a day ahead while others stayed a day later. Many locals from Oshawa as well as friends from London, Burlington, Burlington, Ipperwash, Toronto and as far away as New Hampshire, Michi gan, Ohio and Pennsylvania attended. Sunday lunch guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly were Susan and Ed Ford of Paisley, Harvey and Noretta Henderson, Bill and Gord of Kintora as well as Peter and Elizabeth Peelers, Peelers, Courtney an Kathryn of Omemee and Elaine Kelly of Waterloo. Lots of action will be taking place next Saturday night, July 30 when the second Kokomo Beach Party will be held at the fairgrounds. Plan to get your tickets ahead from any member of the Fair Board. Children under 12 are free when with their parents. There were 10 tables at thé weekly weekly card party with the following winners winners Bernice Loudfoot, Lulu Faint, Grant Bright, Doris Redman, Jim Redman, Mary Pools. Draws were won by Nerta Masters, Charlie Stapleton, Stapleton, Jean Ponill, Thomas Manns, Betsy Staniland and Mary Cannon. Members of the Larmer family attended attended the annual Taylor Picnic on Sunday at Baseline Hall. Much visiting visiting was enjoyed. Of special interest, Beryl Strang of Ottawa was in attendance. attendance. Beryl is a sister of Ralph and Glenn Larmer. The 14th Annual Devitt's Dungeon Dungeon Horseshoe Tournament was held at Claudette and Phil Archer's farm with Tom and Wilma Wotten as co-hosts. About 75 participants, enjoyed enjoyed two gorgeous days of pitching with barbecues both meals and Karaoke Karaoke on Saturday evening. Winners were Women's single - Danielle Millson, Men's Single - Jeff Millson, Doubles - Nancy Bryans and Ron Bradbum. Skunk Award to John Binning. Binning. All won cash prizes courtesy of Herb Vine of Vine Fuels. Her many friends and relatives of this area were shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Mrs. Louella Graham Graham of Port Perry over the weekend. ZlZ_ZJIZ "■tb: ^■îô IXII.JXI zbhzmzmz 17 18 19 20 22 23 25 ■■26^ 27 Z1Z.-1Z1 1 ZiZMZillli ^■28 j|2g-- ■ H g - CLUES ACROSS 3. Strike 7. Light pastry 8. Sell 9. Self-assurance 10. Perfect society 11. Tree-trunk 12. Erase 14, Scottish dish 17. Motor 21. Lethargy 24. Craze 25. Faith 26. Ravenous 27. Bank cashier 28. Verily 29. Extremity CLUES DOWN 1. Specimen 2. Previously 3. Meek 4. Animal water container 5. Physically powerful 6. Two-piece bathing suit 12. Stain 13. Sunburn 15. Electrical unit 16. Wily 18. Required 19. Stalactite 20. Exertion 21. Stick 22. Yearly 23. 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GEMINI-May 22/June 21 A new job situation will make you feel better about your work. Wednesday's Wednesday's break from routine provides a nice diversion. If you're looking for love, Thursday and Friday are good days to find it. Your charming nature could win the heart of an interesting Scorpio. CANCER-June 22/July 22 Take care of responsibilities and obligations early in the week so you'll have free time when you need it. The helping hand you offer a friend will be greatly appreciated. When planning your budget, be sure to include miscellaneous expenses. Look forward to romance. LEO - July 23/August 23 Reassess all long-term financial commitments and expenditures. Use a creative way to get partners to agree with a new format or formula, especially if important changes are taking place. A festive event on Wednesday makes you realize something something new about yourself. VIRGO -Aug 24/Sept 22 A good time for business, dealing in property or anything that requires a signature on a legal form or document. If romance has been rocky lately, you'll welcome Cupid's pleasant surprise surprise this week. In a rare spontaneous mood, you may decide to try something something you swore you never would. LIBRA-Sept 23/Oct 23 The week may have a stressful start, but by Wednesday, you'll lie on easy street! Take advantage of any free time and indulge in your favorite activities. An old friend will contact you this week. Family plays an important role this weekend, Friday and Saturday will be emotionally charged -- but happy -- days. SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Be more firm and decisive when it comes to business dealings. It may be time to take stock of your skills and look elsewhere for work. On the domestic scene, an old problem could rear its ugly head again. Use past experience to work things out. Finances look good. SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Be extremely organized this week or you could lose an important document. document. Tuesday is a good day for initiating initiating new projects of any type. Music will play a role on Friday. If attending a concert or performance, be sure to arrive on time. A relationship relationship with an Aquarian is sienificant. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Socially and romantically there's likely to be a development that will have some special meaning for you towards the end of this'week. Any social contacts made this week are likely to be significant. A Leo of the opposite sex wants to get to know you better. Open up. AQUARIUS - Jari ^ 1/Feb 18 A great week! Planning for an upcoming event vjill take up a large amount of your time, but it will be time well spent. A serious talk-with a loved one will make you sec things in a new light. A new phase in your life is approaching and is giving you a lot to look forward to. PISCES - Feb 19/March 20 Domestic affairs will take priority this week. Pisceans who love to cook will be able to show off their creative talents when unexpected company arrives later in the week. Don't be afraid to try new recipes. Look your best on Thursday. A business opportunity opportunity may come your way. YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK The next 12 months: The first few months of this year will have its share of frustrations. To be happier, you'll have to initiate a change. But before you make any moves, be clear about what you want, and how to get it. Your love life will be strong and stable. A serious serious commitment may be made before the year's put. Your outgoing nature will bring you to interesting places this fall and winter. New friends will be made at a club or social organization. This winter, be aware of family disputes. A problem with a certain family member could escalate to unimaginable levels, unless you get it under control. FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY