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> I t ! Marthas Group Raises Funds Through Strawberry Social I ' 'O ONTAHlO p * - r '. OMAM T, r; Jib ONTAi B L»J 4»'. i'aurui ^ fem.ity-p' ONTARIO lV* W * f ,1 '-1 'X 0 VX«#i .%/ Q M X Vr~'+ m v-J Æ •X M- The Marthas group from St. John's Anglican group of visitors to arrive. The Marthas estimate Church served up fresh strawberries to several that they raised between $500 and $700 in the first hundred guests last week during the group's sitting alone. The food was served during the strawberry social held at the church. Some of the noonhour and the dinner hour on Thursday, June servers are shown here as they wait for evening 28. Graduates Gillian Family poods 225 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE -PRESENT THIS COUPON- $2.00 OFF PER CARTON ON ALL CANADIAN NAME BRAND CIGARETTES WITH MINIMUM $25.00 PURCHASE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES ONE COUPON PER $25.00 ORDER FULL CUT ROUND STEAK LB. 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CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Now Available Flash-Frozen Strawberries Asparagus Rhubarb l#MILLAN ORCHARDS Hwy, No. 2 Between A|ax 1 Whitby 686-0388 686-2531 FINEOUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look lor this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. Yrful/ioriuj . fiiattr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas St. E,, Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 Orioles Defeat Cobourg 11-8 On Thursday, June 28 the Cowan Pontiac L&L Tool Orioles travelled to Cobourg and came home 11 - 8 winners. In the game the Orioles pounded out 13 hits but it wasn't until the ninth inning inning when they scored three runs that the game was won. The Orioles used three pitchers in the game, John Mutton with two strike outs, Dan Kitchie with one and Chris Michelson who had four. Linescore: Bowmanville, 11 runs, 13 hits, 1 error; Cobourg 8 runs, 12 hits, 3 errors. errors. Next home game for the Orioles, Saturday, July 7, 1:30 p.m. when Peterborough Peterborough will be the visitors. POLICE BRIEFS A lawn roller valued at $350 was reported stolen from the Liberty Pentecostal Pentecostal Church in Bowmanville. The missing equipment was reported to Durham Regional Regional Police on Saturday, June 23. And on Friday, June 22nd, the theft of two bird feeders was reported by a King St. East resident in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. A break and enter was reported at a Bowmanville home where coins and a portable radio were taken. At another location, a casette player and equalizer were missing from a vehicle which had been parked in a driveway overnight. On Sunday, June 24, police recovered an abandoned abandoned 1978 Honda Civic in a ditch on Taunton Rd. North. The vehicle was taken to Bob's Towing, in Maple Grove. A collision between two cyclists and a vehicle was reported to police on Sunday, Sunday, June 24, at Thistle Valley Valley Park. The vehicle left the scene of the accident. A Bowmanville man received received a back injury and possible broken ribs after a fall from a second storey roof on Monday, June 25. He was taken; to Oshawa General General Hospital. ! ! The theft of $21.50..worth of gasoline was reported at the Imperial Esso Service on Highway 401 Tuesday, June 26. Police were told that a male suspect drove away from the pumps without paying. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 4,1984 15 New President Takes Command of Rotary Club ta >:• ; | m b A1 Strike, new "president of the Bowmanville Rotary Club for 1984-85, takes the gavel from immediate immediate past president Jack Locke during an evening meeting held last Thursday at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf and Curling Club. With the past and present Rotary Club presidents are exchange stu dents Anne-Marie Bedford, a Courtice Seconda^ School student who will be travelling to Australia this summer and Yasuko Nagase, the exchange student who is visiting Bowmanville from Japan this year. WESLEYVILLE and DISTRICT School is over for the 1983-84 term and students are free to enjoy the summer. Congratulations to all of them who made good use of their year. Charlene Austin was one of those going into grade 8 with an excellent record on all phases of her grade 7 year, but she started her holiday on an unfortunate note when she suffered an accident on Saturday morning. Her hand was caught in some way when unloading her horse for pony club. The cut required several stitches at the hospital, and we do hope this painful injury will heal quickly. Church service for the Welcome charge was held at Dorothy's House museum on Sunday, July 1st with Rev. Gordon Rutherford in charge. Next service will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Currelly with Rev. Rex Norman the visiting minister. Several from the area attended the strawberry tea at Dorothy's House on Saturday and enjoyed this delicious fruit in lovely surroundings. Those in charge of this place have spent a great deal of time keeping the grounds beautiful, and they have a fine backdrop of many shades of green in the trees surrounding the flower beds. There are at least two kinds of spruce, white and scotch pine, hemlock, cedar, poplar as well as shrubs. Mrs. Hazel Tufford returned home from Peterborough Hospital on Friday and is well on her way to recovery after a severe illness. We hope she is able soon to resume normal activities. Kay Thorndyke too has been plagued ' with one of those summer colds which seem to resist all remedies. Kay was in Toronto last week for tests and we hope the difficulty can be cleared up. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Moorcraft of Bowmanville visited with friends here last week. Shelley Payne of Toronto was home for the weekend with her parents, Murray and Jean Payne. Brian and Sharon Edey and family of Bowmanville visited with the Thorndykes on Sunday. Weather has been perfect for the past few days for all the activities planned for the three anniversaries. Each year the people of Port Hope and area enjoy their unique Caiithumpian parade and each year shows a crop of new creations. It is a day of pleasure for those who put effort into making it a success and for those who just watch. Besides the fireworks provided at night, there are others which may be enjoyed if you can find a spot away from too much electric light. Turn out the house lights and watch the display from your window. On these last clear nights, high overhead the sky is alight with stars, big and small. Occasionally one tiny one moves quickly, winking its way across your line of vision. No star, but a plane so high its coloured lights do not show and nearer the earth the fireflies put on their spectacular show. Like the stars some are much brighter than others and fly all sorts of patterns through the air. These days all the young fry of the bird world are making their presence felt, especially grackles whose great numbers are boding ill for small berry patches. Jr. Gardeners News The Orono Jr. Gardeners held another successful Flower Sale of arranged baskets for decoration day, June 24th. The leaders Helen Robinson and Donna Scott with the help of six members arranged a total of 62 baskets. The Jrs. would again like to thank the Scotts for the use of their garage and time. We would also like to thank the following for flowers donated - Cyril Bairds, Leila Werry, Betty Cowan, Lorna Atkins, Donna Scott, Helen Robinson, ' Cor Mosterts, and Lome Bowins, also Harvey Robinson and Don Scott for supplying cedar. Oshawa Monument Co. 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