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Happenings in Yelverton Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 5,1994 19 Tourist Guidebook Lists Attractions in '95 By Harvey Malcolm The tumult and the shouting dies. The T.V. cameras and their crew departs. departs. Once more our community has slipped back into its normal peace and tranquility following the past hectic week of unrivalled activity, with the influx of strangers. We understand understand that following this local invasion, invasion, that they have transferred some of the action to a street in Lindsay. Lindsay. Several other events have since provided a modicum of local interest as well. On Friday evening Walter and Audrey Wright of Blackstock were honoured by their immediate family with dinner out at the Cadmus Country Country Restaurant on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. We shall not encroach on the Blackstock correspondents territory, only to say that Walter and Audrey's four daughters daughters and their spouses (where applicable) applicable) were present for the auspicious occasion. Also present were Walter's sister, Hazel, and brothers Keith and Lloyd Wright and families and Audrey's Audrey's brother Floyd Stinson, from Yelverton. Following the dinner a few close friends and neighbours dropped in at their residence to offer congratulations. congratulations. Since we attended Yelverton Public and Blackstock High School in the same grade with Walter we were pleased to drop in to renew old acquaintances. Local members of the Wilson family Ann and Hally Hurrin and Norman and Isabel Wilson attended ' the 50th wedding anniversary family gathering and dinner in Lindsay held to honour Jack and Loma Wilson who were also observing their 50th wedding anniversary on the same date. Also we extend, however belatedly, belatedly, our sincere congratulations to brother Vic and his wife Winilda Malcolm of Bowmanville who are observing their 50th wedding anniversary anniversary with an open house at the Lions Lions Centre in Bowmanville on Saturday, Saturday, October 1st. It never rains but it pours. On the same date some of our Malcolm family family members will be motoring to Washington U.S.A. to attend the wedding of Jay Malcolm and Justine Wray. Jay, our nephew, is the only son of Ralph and Ruth Malcolm of Toronto. With all the activities going on, most local residents also found time to attend at least a few hours of Lindsay Lindsay Fair to see or hear their particular preference, be it Ian Tyson or livestock livestock showing or Friday night's Demolition Derby. Not too many made it to the International Plowing Match in Pembroke. Another event of special interest to many of our Yelverton residents was the wedding on Saturday of Joanne Stinson and Mark Roberts of Oshawa. The pretty wedding took place in Blackstock United Church followed by picture taking at the picturesque picturesque country property of Frank and Kathy Milton south east of Cadmus. Cadmus. They were transported from the church eventually to the Nestleton Community Centre for the reception, dinner and dance. Around 150 guests sat down to a sumptuous roast pork dinner served by the ladies of Yelverton United Church under the convenorship of Maureen Moore. Bob Carmichael, uncle of the bride proved to a very effective Master Master of Ceremonies and kept the ball rolling during the speech making. Various toasts to the wedding party were made. Joanne, who was a beautiful beautiful bride, was centred out for special special attention. In fact the whole wedding wedding party were very attractively attired The newlyweds are scheduled to leave immediately for a honeymoon in England. Neglected to mention that Joanne is the daughter of our next door neighbour Dale Stinson . and Mrs. Carol Commcsky of Burk- ton. She is also the granddaughter of Mr. Floyd Stinson of Yelverton. Guests were present from considerable considerable distances, Hamilton, Barrie, Bccton, Peterborough, including Mr. and Mrs. Andy Norris from Ottawa as well as almost every town and village village in the area. Mrs. Nancy Robinson and Tanya family members took place here at from Barrie spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Mary Moore in Port Perry and were volunteer assistants helping the U.C.W. ladies at the wedding. wedding. Sorry to hear that our Birdman of Nestleton, Mr. Ken Carmichael, re Malconia. There was one difference. We were pleased to have our infant granddaughter in attendance for the first time - Dana Maryse Sharman. The scenery of our Manvers Hills will soon be reaching its peak of arboreal arboreal perfection. Which reminds us cently broke his wrist and is wearing to draw your attention to our annual a cast. A speedy convalescent to Ken. Beef Dinner on Thanksgiving Mon- The usual Sunday gathering of our day, October 10. Planning to put on a sporting or cultural event in 1995? Your first step in attracting attention and crowds is a phone call away,. The Tourist Association of Durham Durham Region and the Economic Development Development of Durham Region are compiling the event calendar listings for the 1995 Durham Region Tourist Guidebook The guidebook is designed designed to inform and highlight the many wonderful aspects of Durham Region. Last year, over 80,000 guide books were printed and freely distributed distributed around Durham Region and its neighbouring areas, Quebec and the northeastern United States. Use this free promotional tool to get your event off on the right foot. 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