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ELIZABETI Churcb services were fheld, CO( as usual. Rev. M. Buttars was, plai witb us. The choir sang an at1 antbem. Rev. Buttars spoke wel on 'Tbe rigbt to grow old'. hea Rev. Buttars and Mr. H. win Quantrili were at the door. y Tbere will be no services mo next Sunday, il is anniversary iv at Canton. in1 The Women's Institute for y Tuesday will be cancelled to a as] later date on account of the Y funeral services of tbe late lart Orme Beatty being at the Thl same time. IV The U.CW Unit II meet on wit] The CDanadian Statesman. Bowmanville, October 4, 1978 7 UT ~ ~ -' vost, Lindsay, lqst week. iiV1LL -DarylTerenche, Port Hope for the weekend, while his okies were - served. They parents were away. They got, n to meet every Thursday 'Darryl Sunday afternoon. 1: 30 at the hall. Everyone is Other Sunday visitors were icome to corne and see and Mr., and Mrs. MurrayMii ýr what 18 planned for the and family, Orono. .ter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson Mr. W. Lewko bas been spent Saturday evening witb oved to Port Hope Hospital. Mrs. F. Lockwood at Kirby. Yrs. M. Brimacombe is still Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer Peterborough. were with Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. E. Wilson isn't so well Crombie, Bowmanville Fri-. he was. day evening. M'rs. J. DeKoker, Sunder-, Sorry to have so' few nd, spent Saturday with personals but I couldn't get on fckson's. the phone before mail time. Vrs. O. ïMercer spent a day Everyone must have been th ber daughter, Mrs. Pre- visiting over the phone. Katherine Ann Van De Beit became the bride of Peter Lamont Sutherland, on Saturday, Juiy 29th, 1978 in Congratulations to Ross and Thelmna Lane wbo celebrated' their tbirty-fifth wedding anni- versary iast week. They were secial guests at a dinner party '.1Saturday night with Wes and Doreen Lane, Picker- ing. We wisb them many more happy years together. Calvin and Dorothy Crago; Jack and Hazel Crago, New- castle accompanied by George and Adia Selby of Courtney, B. C. and James and Doreen Lowery of Kirby enjoyed the fortieth wedding anniversary party for the Hampton United Cburch. The bride and groom on their return from a boneymoon at the East Coast, wili be Saturday evening. An eariy Tbanksgiving sup- per was enjoyed at Marg and Dave Hall's cottage at Wii- liam's Point last Sunday. Among those wbo did justice to the grand meal were: Laverne and Edythe Clemens, Hon, Carol, Brad and Brooke, John and Cathy Baker and boys, Barry and Darlene Clemens and Tanya, John and Marg Killeen and John David, Roy and Hallie McGuinnis, Bud and Marie Moses, Bruce and Violet Scott. Lewis and Margaret Wood residing at Summit Place Apartments in Oshawa. Photo by Earl Keatley, Gallery 282, Oshawa. ago with their cousin, Mrs. Lou Pbillips of Mitchell, Ont. She accompanied them back home for a week's visit. On Sunday tbey ail enjoyed a lovely motor trip throug~ the Clarke-Ganaraska ar'ea ta. look up their grandfather's bomestead. Among those wbo attended the Nursery School Teachers' meeting at Harmony last week were Carol Anderson and Barb Walsh fromn Soper Creek Nursery; Evelyn Dunn, Darlene Clemens, Christine Goad, Marg Killeen and Irene Konzelmann of the Bowman- ville Lions Club Nursery. Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Camp- bell accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashton of Solina and Miss Pearl Leach of Town, on a nice drive on Sunday. They traveiled north as far as t Kinmount, Apsley and Ban- croft and returned by way of Madoc, Baltimore and bad supper in Cobourg. Tbey report the colours breatb- taking and suggest that, unless we get some beavy rains, the leaves wili likeiy Newcastle Lumber Ltd. Newcastle Lumber is going 10 dlean up their aet! We are going to have an Auction Sale 10 clear oui al of our end of Une merchandise. Everything must go - and what better way than 10 auction it off 10 the highest bidder? We are pleased 10 announce that the famous award winning auctioneers, the Stapeton Brothers wil assisi us with our sale. So, for the bargains of a lifetime COME. ONE- COME ALL Newcastle Lumber, October 21st, 1978 10Oa.m. -4 p.m. Newcastle Lumber Ltd. 361 King St. Phone 987-5050 Reverend Roman Nabereznyj solemnized the marriage of Iris Mary Koczu- lab to Frank Emmett Joseph McNulty, on Saturday, September 9th, 1978 at 2:30 p.m. in St. George's Ukrainian Catbolic Churcb. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koczulab, R.R. 1 Hampton, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McNulty, 633 Bell Street, North Bay.' Given in marriage by ber father, tbe bride wore a formai, gatbered gown of polyester satin, wb.icb featured a bigb neckline, full sleeves, an E mpire waist faling into a chapel lengtb train. A matching beadpiece beld a finger-tip French Tulle Illusion veil and sbe carried a cascade, bouquet of ivory colored Sweetheart roses, bold until Tbanksgiving. Several from tbis neigb- bourbood attended tbe Coun- try Fair at St. Paul's Churcb last Saturday. This was a very successful venture. A few unsold items are being saved to contribute to the Partici- pette's Bazaar at Memnorial Park later in the montb. So buyers wbo missed tbe Pair will have another chance. Nursery Teachers' Meet Tbirty-seven Eariy Chiid- bood Education teachers met at Harmony United Cburcb on Wednesday evening, Sept. 27th. Vice Pres. Barbara Catto of Sunshine Nursery, Ajax called tbe meeting to order and weicomed ail the new teachers to this Branch of tbe Associa- tion. She announced that the decision was reacbed at tbe executive meeting that the officers will not change until Marcb 1979, wbicb coincides witb the year end for A.E.C.E.O. Mrs. Catto men- tioned that there was the need of a secretary to replace Ms. Bryson who bas lef t this area, Mrs. Christine Goad, Bow- manville Nursery agreed to fili the position and the other members of the executive will remain as follows: Past Pres. Mrs.- Elisabeth Weber, Picker- ing; Pres. Mrs. Sue Hyranyk, Oshawa; Vice Pres. Mrs. Barbara Catto, Ajax; Secre- tary Mrs. Christine Goad, Bowmanvilie; Treasurer Mrs. Irene Konzelmann, Orono; Program Convenor Mrs. Clair Martyn, Pickering; Publicity Mrs. Margaret Killeen, Bow- manvilie. Past Pres. Weber reported on the board meeting of the A.E.C.E.O. in Toronto and mentioned that ahl Branches are urged to up date their constitutions . Mrs. Konzei- pink carnations, brown baby's breath and three orchids. The maid of bonor was Olga Labaj, Oshawa and the brides- maids were three sisters of the bride, Katherine,' Sylvia, Natalie Koczulab, Hampton, and Mary Kalyta, Oshawa and the flower girl was Melanie Johnson, Oshawa. Tbey wore formal gowns of dusty rose, gathered at the waist, and witb matching sbawls. They carried natural baskets filled witb pink carnations, ivory colored roses and brown baby's breath. Best man was Robert Salle, Toronto, the ushers were Randy Lalonde McNulty, brother of the groom, David McNuilty, botb of North Bay, John and Bob Koczulab, brothers of the bride, Hampton, and ring bearer Nick Turkocio, cousin of the mann agreed to act as alter- nate on this board wbicb meets 3 or 4 times a year. The treasurer reported a bank balance and stated that she bad already received several registration fees for the up coming P.D. Day. Tbe P.D. Day co-ordinator reported that the plans for the day, Oct. 28th at Bowmanville High Scbool'are well in hand and the programs are out. Any who have flot as yet received tbeirs should contact Mrs. Killeen and she urged all teachers to invite interested parents to attend tbe fine programn that bas been plan- ned . The afternoon session includes a panel discussion on "Is Physical Punishment Ever Necessary?" The com- mittee is fortunate to bavé secured as panel members a Nursery Teacher; Two Parents, a Psychologist and Cbild Abuse Specialist. A film was then shown from the Cbild Development Series on Infants. This was an excellent presentation espe- cially apt'for Nursery Teach- ers in September wben many of the depicted fears and frustrations are so evident during the young cild's first days at school. Ideas were presented whicb could help alleviate some of the terror wbichmany littie ones exper- ience away from the familiar surroundings of home and family. Mrs. Catto thanked Mrs. Weber f or getting sucb a fine film- and then called on Margaret Killeen to act as auctioneer for the sale of donated articles. The auction whicb realized $81.55 was a fine way to raise a littie money to assist, with P.D. Day expenses. The patter of the would-be auctioneer made a, littie fun at the end of a busy day. bride, Bowmanviile. The groom and bis attendants wore smokey gray suits witb boutonnieres" of two pink Sweetbeart roses and baby's breatb. Following the reception which was beld at the Dnipro Hall, the happy couple lef t for a boneymoon in Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. McNulty are now residing at 250 Morrison Street, Bracebridge. Prior to the wedding sbowers bonoring the couple were given by Solina Community and by the Ukrainian Community in Oshawa. Photo by Piper Studio tt ttd h,,httk tan , tt -4tt ?VF-2 f .,ilh We aise sof f it facla trough storm dc storm w! thermal patio Sf0 Clme fo. Tom, Bowmai HOJ osupply and instali lors ndows windows rm doors x tbefacts and fles n Jennings mville 623-6828 AAMCO MAE SIDING SCOE'S DuOnNUTS AN&FD. 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Bowmanville High Sehool, Night Sehool Classes wiII flot be held on Monda'y, October 9th due to the Thanksgiving holiday. THIS CLASS WILL BE ADDED TO THE END 0F THE COURSE.