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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvilie, August 2, 1978 7 Items 0of Intereit In the August edition of Kin allu magazine, a photo and write- keel up appears of Don Masterson, eggý who has served the past year way as national president of cart Kinsmen Clubs. Don expres- Pur ses his thoughts of exper- iences, goals sets and the BI value of his year to himself will and his family with much Pioc appreciation. Sei Have y'ou ever cut a Pom hard-cooked egg in haîf to Spe stuff it and found that the etc. white broke on one side because the yolk wasn't Ti centred? Chances are the egg Su had been stored on its side, er-j Jaiî BAHA'Ileft PRAYER wit] OLord! Thou hope of is pol!Thou art the Tr Pshe ter. Thou knowest ura the secrets and Of1 tmysteries. Assist 'us Tii according ta !Thy grace Bandubstowel. M - aha'u'ullah - ate Further Information, Box 36, or 'Bock MiIIl, si t31 King St. W., renl Bowmanville etc. Nev [+1+ Temperance at Qen fY Sunday, AugUSt 6th, 1978 8:Oa.m.- HOLY COMMUNION 10:00a.m.- HOLY COMMUNION Rev. Tom Gracie Sunday Sthool taage 10 >1Nursery ta age 3 REV. ARCHDEACON TOM GRACIE 75 Liberty St. S. Sunday, August 6th 9:55 a. M. Christ ian Education Hour 11:00 a.*m. Morning Worship Service 7: 00 p. m. Everning Evangelistic Service ~~t. Zat' MIN IST ER: Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. DeweiI Sunday, August 6th 10Oa.m. Service of Worship SERMON "I Have Returned"l Note: St. Pau's welcomes the members of Trinity Unted Church for the month of August. Young Magicians Entertain Chidren at Library No magician would want Io be without a rabbit and a hat. Craig Haiket and Ron Ste fa-niuk a re shown here with rabbits Stuffy and Stubby. In this spine-tingling illusion; the sword seems to go through the neck of ii-year-old John Stefaniuk. Sunday Drinking Cornes Into Effect August lst, Ontario' s minister of consumer and commercial relations says new regulations modifying some of Ontario's liquor laws - includîng one that prohibited Sunday drinking in licensed establishments without ordering food, will take effect August 1. The regulations are part of a package introduced by Larry Grossman in May. People at dining lQunges - but not bars or pubs - now will be able to buy an alcoholic drink on Sunday without having to buy food, and all licensed establishments will open at normal hours on election days. Licensed premises now are open only after polis close. Magic kept about 240 children of all ages entertain- ed last Thursday afternoon at the Bowmanville Public Library. The performance was part of the library's to erect "No Parking Signs" at Mosport. Remember the Red Cross Blood Clinie today, Wednesday, August 2nd at the Lions Centre. The Durham Central Agricultural Fair prize list is out and for a copy, contact Arlene Ayre, R.R. 4, Bowman- ville, at 983-9491. Prize money in several categories has been increased. Mrs. Saiiy Mason (nee Cole) and daughters Stacey and Kim of Santa Maria, California are visiting with Audience concentrates on performance. Magic mnc. includes Craig Haîket, 15; Ron Stefaniuk, 15; John Stefaniuk, il; Suzanne Haîket, 10; and Robbie Stefaniuk who is seven-years- old. The Stefaniuks and Haiket ship of Christ's Church and Trinity congregation. Clifford Ryan Curtis Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ronald Campbell; Monique Marie Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James William Green; Joanna, Lee Van Dyke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myno 'Van Dyke. The Eva Bùook Doniy Museum in Simcoe, Ontario overflows with fascinating bric-a-brac from the l9th century. Housed in a stately Victorian mansion, open year- round, one room has been furnished as a Vîctorian parlor, complete with horse- hair sofa, a rocking chair, footrests, and a smail, round table set out with a procelain tea service. Mannequins dressed in Victorian costumes add to the realism of the dispiays. There is a dining room, also furnished in period style, as is one of the upstairs bedrooms which has a Victorian-era bed, rocking chair, and a chest of drawers. Other artifacts include a cradie which could also be used as a carniage or a sleigh; Indian arrowheads, axes and pipes; oldtime dental equipment with a drill, dating from 1909, operated by a foot treadie, guns and a pair of dueiiing pistols, dolîs of various nationalities and such maritime items as a model of the schooner Garibaldi, built at Port Rowan in 1863 and named after the Italian liberator. Letter to Editor Dear Editor, 11God Save the Queen" The news that The Canadian Bar Association is attempting famnilies are from Ajax where they entertain regularly -with maec shows. Tis summer, they have been performing an average of about two shows per week. to replace Queen Elizabeth as head of State by a Canadian is unacceptable to millions of Canadians. Neyer in the history of monarchies has there been a Monarch, who s0 completely filled the role and requirements of State and God. We feel honored and fortunate in having a monarch with such love of people as head of statein Canada. She is also the head of The Anglican Church in Canada and as such, besides hier, mein, there is an aura of sacredness about hier. Last year, Mr. Trudeau stated, "Canada has always been a humane country." This' is a truth for which we are thankful. It should not, however, lessen as it affects Canadians of Anglo-Saxon origin. We are in agreement with giving refuge to the oppressed of other cultures but as Canadians now, should they be accommodated to the extent of making our country like the countries New Canadians have ieft--sans monarchies? t does not seem right. Most New Canadians have great admiration for Queen- Elizabeth and hier family. .We wish most strongly to keep "our gracious Queen" as head of State. People need 'somethîng or someone of beautiful character and integrity to look to in this materiaiistic world. Queen Elizabeth gives everyone a person to respect and admire and a head of state to whom love and ioyaity juÈt naturally beiong. Signed Marie Henry summer program for children. Magic Incorporated, a group of five young magicians between seven and 15 years of age provided the entertain- ment. her sister, Mrs. Toots Wîsman on Brown St. Bowmanville and other relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nichols, Kingston spent the weekend with his father, Mr. L.B. Nichols, Carlisle Ave. Mrs. Keitha Alldread has returned from a three week vacation in Victoria, British Columbia. The Sacrament of Baptism was admînistered on Sunday, July 23 in Trinity United Church by Rev. John Peters when the foiiowing children were received into the Fellow- Plain Crimp Knit 60" wide ~ $1,6 9 yd. Savings up to 50%/ at Maryanne 's Fabrics 33 King St. w. 623-4351w After August 1, airlmnes flying over Ontario will be able to seli alcohol at any tîme, instead of after 12 noon as currently required. Legislation raising Ontario's legal drinking age to 19 from 18 was passed by the legislàture in June and takes effect December 31. Grossman aiso said the amendments will put the onus on licencees to make sure they are not serving minors. Restaurants and bars will be fined from $500 to $10,000 and will have their licences suspended if they are caught serving minors. They will have the legal right to refuse entrance, to minors. Under the new law, open botties will flot be permitted in public places. Prior to this amendment, it was illegal to consume the contents of an openbottie in a public p lace. Police now will be able to seize liquor from persons charged under this amendment and municipalities will have the rightto pass bylaws making possession of liquor illegal in parks, stadia and arenas controlled by the municipality. Grossman said there will be more wine shops separate from liquor stores. His ministry is discussîng the plan with the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. The amendments were voted through the legisiature in June and were approved by cabinet last Wednesday. Prices Clo th aund Sponge - Al in One! S,'OPONGE CLOTHS mDe x/16 INCHES 6 U PKG. 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