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18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 22,1994 Section Two Flare Demonstration at Lakefront Rick: It's is a contraction of it is. The apostrophe shows that the i has been omitted. The word don't is a contraction of do not when the o is left out. You see, we do read your column. On Saturday at the home of Jean and Mike Riddle, Rice Lake, Reverend Reverend Donald Stiles united in marriage Deanna Roughley, daughter of Carol and Donald Roughley and Lee Riddle, Riddle, son of Jean and Mike. We extend congratulations. Masters Grayden and Adrien Hunt, of Pontypool, spent Saturday with their grandparents, Stan and Kay Powell. Brother Russell was busy playing ball in Port Hope. Orono Fiddle Club provides entertainment at Community Hall. Un Monday, members of the Sunshine Sunshine Unit of the UCW enjoyed their June outing at Troutwater Park near Manila. Ann and Dave Cox have purchased purchased this property and Ann, who was Sunshine leader, graciously invited invited members for pot-luck supper in the pavilion there. President Carole Noble presented Ann with a gift in appreciation of her work in Newcastle Newcastle United Church. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Mr. Lawrence Gaines whose funeral was held on Saturday, June 18. Condolences also to friends and family of Ann Cryderman Smith who passed away last week. Ann was the only daughter of Lawrence and Alba Cryderman (Colwill). Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago were Sandra and Harley Sherman, Beeton and Maurice Coulter, Downsview. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Bowmanville, were evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell accompanied accompanied by Mr. Floyd Powell, Jack and Hazel Crago attended the 40th anniversary party in honour of Don and Barbara Powell, Elizabeth- ville. The social evening and dance was held at the Oddfellows Hall, Port Hope, and in that air-conditioned atmosphere, atmosphere, one didn't even know it was humid outdoors. On Wednesday evening the Orono and District Fiddle Club provided another another evening's entertainment at the Newcastle Community Hall. It was great to see Norma Ransbeny out again enjoying herself. Husband Mac called off for one of the square dances. dances. The Senior Citizens' closing dinner dinner was held June 16, 1994, at the New Dutch Oven. Eighty-one enjoyed enjoyed dinner and sixty-two returned to the Newcastle Community Hall to play euchre, winners being 1st Grace McGill, 2nd Betty Blaker, 3rd Dorothy Dorothy Branch, 4th Vance Cooper, 5th Martha Clark and 6th Aileen Turner. Lucky draws were won by Martha Clark, Ron Burley, John Ravey, Wil- da Williams, Jack Kimball, Aileen Turner, Bertha Fisher, Eva Smith, Marie Gibson, Jean Rickard and Margaret Margaret Todd. Between games the thirsty players each received a glass of juice. Next outing is the seniors' trip to Woodbine on June 30 and on August 4th a trip to Orillia. Seats are still available for both. Call Kay Powell at 987-4534. Father's Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Wayne, Beth and Alyssa Markle, Scarborough, Scarborough, Dale Hunt and boys, Pontypool, Pontypool, Judy Powell, Bowmanville, and Lynn Pigott, Oshawa. Mr. Harry Wade spent Sunday through Friday last week at the Royal York Hotel attending Grand Lodge. Mr. Albert Pearce spent Friday and Saturday in Brampton where grandson Jeff was playing ball. He was Friday overnight guest of John and Marilyn Speers, Caledon. Larry and Jeff drove up Friday and on Saturday Saturday both Larry and Barb cheered on son Jeff. On Sunday Mr. Albert Pearce visited visited Kim, Wayne and Vicki Pearce, Bethany. Sympathy is extended to family and friends of Morley Flintoff who passed away last week. Also the Wood family in the death of Angie Wood, Bowmanville. On Tuesday Mrs. Pauline Storks, Chairman of Nepean Utility and Secretary, Secretary, representatives from Lindsay met in Whitby to plan the annual meeting for the District. On Wednesday Pauline attended a Customer and Energy Services meeting meeting in Belleville and a District 1 meeting in Kingston on Saturday. On Sunday, Father's Day, Ron and Marg Burley entertained all their family, Bruce and boys, Bob and Anita and children, Oshawa. Mrs. Mildred Pye-Finch spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Gladys Wood. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell, Gary and Jennifer Hopkins enjoyed visiting Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dey, Adrienne and Brandon at their Lake Seymour cottage. Father's Day brunch was enjoyed by the Russell Powell family at their home. Saturday evening visitors with Mrs. Kay Kimball were Bob and Lois Morton, Orono. Birthday greetings to Bill Wade, Freda Trineer, Marjorie Paterson, Marlene Sheehan, Don Stiles Jr. and Donna Bannister. Congratulations and best wishes to these June wedding anniversary couples - Narda and Ben Hoogkamp, Susanne and Reinhold Schumann, Bette and Win Collier, Cindy and Barry Norton, Lloyd and Bessie Stephenson, Stephenson, Murray and Juanita Martin. Mrs. Margaret Pearce has recently helped celebrate two of her granddaughters' granddaughters' birthdays - Tara Gamier's on June 7th and sister Tammy's on Wednesday June 15th. The Gantiers live in Oshawa. Misses Robin and Erin Alldred, Bowmanville, were Friday night supper supper guests of grandparents Robin and Myrtle Alldred. Sunday, June 26th, the Powell Family picnic will be held at Orono Park with the dinner at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, June 26th, is Decoration Day at Orono Cemetery. On Saturday evening Jean and Brenton Rickard, Jean and Terry Graham Graham attended the Trenton Lions' 55th anniversary. For Father's Day Sunday, the Brenton Rickards entertained George, Lana and Michael Rickard, Douglas and sons Keegan and Joel, Wendy, Whitney and Rudy Rickard. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Alldred celebrated celebrated Father's Day and also Alf and Lynn's 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday when all the family was present for dinner. St. Georges' Anglican Church On Father's Day the flowers at the altars were in honour of fathers given by the A.C.W. In Mr. Hartley's absence absence Lay Reader, Oakley Peters conducted the Service of Morning Prayer and preached a sermon lesson which he entitled 'Childlike or Childish'. Childish'. The benediction was given by the Reverend Len Ware who will be available for parish emergencies while Mr. Hartley is on holiday until July 16. This week the congregation mourns the death of Lawrence Gaines who for many years along with his wife, Grace, was an active Boater Susan Lovekin gets a helping hand from Bowmanville Boat Works owner Michael Schuster during a flare demonstration last Saturday evening at the Port of Newcastle. The Oshawa Power and Sail Squadron hosted the event to show the importance of replacing replacing out-dated emergency flares on-board with new ones. Many who attended set off their old flares at the beach, making for quite a show. and valued member of St. George's. On Next Sunday, June 26, following following Morning Prayer a potluck picnic will be held on the Church grounds. It is a family day and there will be fun and games along with high hopes that the weather will co-operate. United Church On Father's Day, June 19, 1994, the Holy Sacrament of Baptism was celebrated at Newcastle United Church.. Rowers in the sanctuary were placed_in loving memory of John A. McLean by the family. A basket of flowers from the funeral of Marian Jeffery, Bowmanville were placed by her daughter Judy and son- in-law Robert Hagerman. Lay Reader was Jim Coyle. The senior choir rendered rendered the anthem, Teach Me Thy Way, O Lord. The symbols of baptism baptism are water and light. Clerk of Session David Noble poured the water water into the baptismal font and Leigh McSwan lit the candle, prior to the christenings by Reverend Donald Stiles. Children baptized were: Rebecca Rebecca Christine Hood, daughter of James and Brenda (Montgomery) Hood; Anna Marie Kym McLean, daughter of Kim and Marie (Prosek) McLean; Marshall Glenn Owen Meg- ahy, son of Glenn and Jacqueline (Stapleton) Megahy; Ashley Dawn Owens, daughter of Joe and Merre- dith (Stephenson) Owens; Bobbi Lynn and Katlyn Marlene Wallis, daughter of Rob and Laurie (Roger- son) Wallis. Reverend Donald Stiles preached the sermon Five Smooth Stones. Received by transfer into the church were Jacqueline (Stapleton) Megahy from Newtonville United Church and Lorraine Sheahan from Trinity United, Bowmanville. Coffee hour followed the service. Help for the June 24th dinner catering and food was requested by Mrs. Shirley Coyle. Vacation Bible School, July 25- 29,9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. «&: ■Syv'vyl I ■ mm Eli, k* • ' *1 iffi Mi, Durham Masonic Lodge #66 held their Installation of Officers for 1994-95 recently, and are pictured here: Front Row: L to R. Bro. J. Mutton, J. W.; Wor. Bro. Ian Turner, I.P.M.; Wor. Bro. Don Holmes, Master R.Wor. Bro. Klass Schoenmaker, - D.D.G.M., Bro. Wayne Heindrichs, S.W. 2nd Row. Wor. Bro. Barry Pedwell, Tyler, Wor. Bro. Albert Griffiths, Chaplain; Bro. Archie McNich- ol, J.D., Bro. Wayne Fogg, S.D., Wor. Bro. J. Vanhaverbeke, Dir. of C; Bro. Matt Yates I.G. Back Row - Bro. L. Sandercock, J.S.; Bro. Neil Bell, Asst. Sec., Bro. Owen Ferguson; Sec., Wor. Bro. N. Mclnnis, Treas.; Bro. S. Crozier, S.S. Pingle's Farm Market and the Durham Regional Police present 2nd Annual STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL in support of the Hugh MacMillan Children's Foundation. Saturday, June 25th (Rain date Sunday, June 26) 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. PIE EATING CONTEST 1 p.m. STRAWBERRY BAKING CONTEST AND AUCTION 2 p.m. Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd ☆ Music Petting Zoo ☆ Clowns -ft Face Painting ☆ Horse Drawn Wagon Rides ☆ Blue Jay Hot Dogs ☆ Raffle for Blue Jays Tickets and Roberto Alomar Autographed Bat & Ball PINGLE'S FARM MARKET 1805 Taunton Rd. E., Hampton © 725-6089 N 4) ■ s Taunton Rd. my Rd J Courtlce Hwy. #2. ■ Plngle'e T@)Fem jÿ Marital Harmc Hwy. 401 .8 S 4-Oshawa 3