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i Young Dancers Enjoying YWCA's Summer Day Camp Wesleyville News Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1990 Caribbean Theme Popular at Sidewalk Sale Intended for last week Saturday, July 14, 1990, was a busy day for celebrations. celebrations. More than 200 people came to Welcome church in the afternoon to bring con- Marion Marvin on tire occasion occasion of their golden wedding. The hall was bright with 50th decorations, and the tea table was centred with cakes and candles. From it around one side and end of the room were huge posters showing, in picture, the story story of the years, beginning with pre-wedding pictures, then the wedding, 25th and 40 th anniversaries, children, children, grandchildren and their holidays on the farm. Quilts Marion had made for each grandchild were there, besides Lloyd's Port Hope band uniform and horn, his plaque for expert marksman and the school bell Marion used as teacher. Messages from the Governor-General and all leaders of the government government to local members were there. Three oil paintings paintings for this occasion were displayed beside the chairs where the former bride and groom were seated to receive the good wishes of all their friends. Those who poured tea were: Mary, wife of brother Allan Earl of Mill- brook, Mrs. Sadie Bracken- ridge, friend, Mrs. Margery Ashby of Apslev, cousin of Lloyd;, and Mrs. Audrey Rosevear, Hampden, cousin of Marion, Mrs. Marion Hodgson, and Mrs. Margaret Margaret Peters, cousins of Lloyd. This tribute to their parents was arranged by their children, children, Arthur, Joan, June and Ruth, and their grandchildren, grandchildren, each of whom had a written letter telling of happy times. Best wishes of all to them both. This happy time was repeated repeated in the evening when about the same number of people gathered at the Oddfellows Oddfellows hall, Port Hope to bring their best wishes to Russell and Reta Baker of Welcome. They were happy to have with them their only daughter, Elaine, husband George Dron and their two daughters from Edmonton, to share in this golden wedding wedding anniversary. There was delightful music provided to bring back memories of other other days. During the evening a skit was played by members members of Russell's hunt club to entertain the wedding pair and their, visitors. Delicious refreshments^-wcre provided •dn.,1'another, • o , .oom.. < where guests helped - -themselves and returned to tables in the main room. Music was provided provided for dancing during the rest of the evening. All went home with pleasant memories memories of sharing with Reta and Russell events of past ■j . years and leaving with them best wishes for many more good years. Welcome U.G.W. catered for these two events. For the second time this year, Hope township charge of the United Church had to forego the pleasure of the outdoor service, and miss seeing the lovely McCool gardens. Weather was just too wet, so service was held m 1 These girls (from left), Nicole Blackwood, Mona Hoy, Jillian Lemieux, and Jennifer Vale are enrolled in the YWCA's summer full-day dance camp. Ginny Rundle, who is the dance instructor and counsellor for the camp, is eager to get the other dance camps under - 'f/v<r rp, *■■<&-> j • , 1 W* "X '"*i ÿLi way. Running on a weekly or two week session, boys and girls from six to 12 can enjoy creative movement and beginners' jazz and ballet. For further information, information, contact the Bowmanville YWCA office at 623- 9922. Tragedy Strikes Orono Family Orono News Quote--"Money is what you'd get on beautifully without, if only other, people weren't so crazy about it." Mr. and Mrs. George Car- son and Mrs. Jenny Bowins attended the (50th) Golden wedding anniversary celebrations celebrations Saturday evening, July 21, in Base Line Community Community Centre, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will consider AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment application as submitted by the applicant, proposes proposes thirty (30) estate residential lots within the site indicated on the map below. TOWN OF Q o: NEWCASTLE in K K < Q DC s CON. RO. a 2 In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 1615 Dundas St. E., 4th Floor, Lang Tower, West Building, Whitby Mall, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 or by calling Kay Dryden, Planning Department (416) 728-7731 (Whitby)/686-1651 (Toronto). You are encouraged to foiward your submissions to the Commissioner Commissioner of Planning at the above noted address as soon as possible. possible. In order to proceed with our review of this amendment application, application, we would appreciate their receipt prior to Friday, August 17,1990. Ploaso include your address and telephone number and file number number identified below in any submission made. FILE NO.: OPA 90-063 Mario Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning Newcastle. Entertainment was provided by James and Doreen and Kevin Lowery and Edward Morton rendered rendered solos. A very large crowd of over 200 in attendance attendance at this happy event. Mr. and Mrs. Les Alldread, Alldread, Oshawa, were last Tuesday evening dinner guests of Alf and Hazel Pi- gott. The Challices enjoyed 4 days holidays last week at daughter Doretta and Murray Murray Browns cottage, Camp- bellford. Each evening brought a spectacular display display of lightning bugs, and this in the surrounding evergreen evergreen trees. (Just like early Christmas!) We read in daily newspapers newspapers of the carnage on the nigh ways, but it has hit home, this week in our own families. Our son-in-law Maurice Harmer, Oshawa lost his niece (19 yrs) in a car accident in North Bay, and our granddaughter in Bolton's friend, badly hurt in a car accident in Bolton. Several members of Orono Orono United Church attended the funeral of , Reverend Milnes. mother in ;,Toronto on Wednesday of last week. ■ Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, Sutherland, Mill St. enjoyed the past weekend in Ottawa at the home of their daughter, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn are at their cottage at lake Catchacoma over past weekend. Orono United Church News The sacrament of Holy Baptism was preformed on Sunday morning at Kirby United. Church by Reverend Fred Milnes, with members from Kirby, Newcastle and Orono United Churches in attendance. Presented for baptism - Heather Anne, daughter of Craig and Audrey Colter- man. Remember to purchase the "Praying Hands" pens, with proceeds to the M&S funds of church. These may be purchased from Iris Lambier or Linda DiBartolo- mco at Kirby, or Willis or Marilyn Barrnball in Orono Church. Next Sunday, July 29, Mrs. Marion Milnes will be guest speaker in Orono United Church 10:30 p.m. August Services - Aug. 5, I* Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office Bureau federal d'examen des evaluations environnementales ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REVIEW OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL CONCEPT ANNOUNCEMENT OF PARTICIPANT FUNDING Tho Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office would like to inform interested participants that Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. will provide up to $750,000 for participant funding in tho review of tho Nuclear Fuel Waste Management and Disposal Concept. Tho allocation of up to $200,000 for tho Initial phase of the review, scoping mootings and tho review of draft Guidelines, will bo made on tho basis of applications received no later than August 31, 1990. Funding application dates for tho Environmental Impact Statement Statement review phase of tho Process will bo announced later. For funding application forms, eligibility criteria and additional Information, ploaso contact: contact: Linda Jones Funding Committee Secretary Federal Environmental Assessment and Review Office 13th Floor, Fontaine Building 200 Sacro-Coour Bivd. Hull, Quebec K1A 01-13 Telephone: (019) 953-1050 (collect calls accepted) Fax: (019)994-1409 CanadS 12, 19, 26, and September 2 all in Newcastle United Church, with Reverend Don Stiles, Minister. Bible Study - Thursday, July 26, at 8 p.m. at the Manse. A time of study, sharing and prayer. Everyone Everyone welcome. Orono Session - A reminder reminder that first fall meeting is Tuesday, September 4 at 7:30 p.m. Social News Steven and Sandra Barnett, Barnett, Willowdale, were weekend weekend guests of his parents, Derek and Dorothy Barnett. The weather conditions have been good for the lily g rowers in our areas. Doug ycett has reported some excellent excellent hybrids open, and Donald and Anne Evans have an enviable display of beautiful lilies. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor Taylor and Mrs. Edith Taylor all attended the annual Taylor family reunion, held this year in Baseline Community Centre, on Sunday July 22. A large crowd of over one hundred attended and a delicious delicious dinner and fun and games for all. Happy wedding anniversary-.'to anniversary-.'to ,Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schmid who celebrate 40 years' this week, also to Wayne and Carol Bailey who recently celebrated 25 years. The flower shows in our areas are shaping up, and this week July 25, we judge at dist. #4. (Peterborough areas) areas) at Omemee. Newcastle Annual show is August 7, Orono show is August 9, and Bowmanville is August 15. Plan to attend any or better still all of the shows. This has been a very good year for gardens, despite a slow start in spring. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cain, Yelverton. in Canton church with layman, layman, Evans Hatherly of Peterborough Peterborough conducting the service. All were welcomed E committee chairman oyd Kellogg . who announced announced next Sunday's service service at Ganaraska retreat centre, also that on July 28 at 7:30 p.m. Donald and Andrea Andrea Nichols will show the first of their pictures taken in Africa, Turkey and Greece, in Welcome church. From Old Testament scripture scripture of God's laws, and the New Testament story of the loaves and fishes, Mr. Hatherly Hatherly developed his theme of sharing in this world of unequal unequal supply of food, shelter and privilege. The choir's lovely anthem as "The Sweetest Name", accompanied accompanied by Grace Marsh, and the offering was received by Elwyn Dundas and Rod Be- bee. Mr. Hatherley was entertained entertained at the home of his cousin, Gwen Best and her husband Harold. Allan Peter also a cousin, and wife Margaret Margaret shared the visit. Helene Karvonen and E. Barrowclough were in the Ottawa valley last week and as always, enjôyed the drive through the lovely green countryside with fields full of hay bales, and farther east, more herds of dairy cattle. Did you ever hear a humming humming bird make a sound other other than the hum of its wings? Those who come to this feeder are not very friendly with each other. In spite of the four feeding holes on this feeder, no two ever feed together and there are battles royal to keep the second one away. When they become furious they make a squeaking noise but we have heard it only twice. July 1950: Because of the heat, church service was held on the lawn of Wesley? ville, and everyone enjoyed the outdoor setting in the evening. On July 12 regular meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. Reeve, Willow Beach with Margery Ashby and Mrs. Brooking in charge of the programme. There was a request request for members to join the hospital Auxiliary being formed in Port Hope. A bale of clothing was planned to be sent to the Save the Children Children fund in the fall. Mamie McGregor (on the left) and Tori Smales look like they just walked off of' the beaches of a Caribbean Island in time for the Caribbean Sidewalk Sale in Downtown Bowmanville. The sale took place from July 19-21. PREVENT WILDFIRES orchards Growers of Quality Fruit R.R. 2, NEWCASTLE ONTARIO LOA 1H0 (416) 907-5279 BLUEBERRIES BLUEBERRIES AND MORE BLUEBERRIES! Pick your own or ready picked. Containers made available or bring your own. OPEN THE MONTH OF AUGUST ; Phone (416) 987-5279 for confirmation and picking conditions. 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