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12 The Canadiar Statesman, Bowmanville, June 13, 1979 Section Two lMany Enjoy UCrfW Tea and Stitchery Dispkay Several who attended Trinity United Church's UCW Coffee party at Anna Strike's home Wednesda,, June 6, enjoyed refreshments and conversation out on the spacious porch. Most women who attended the tea and coffee party at 8 Beech Ave. stopped, to admire the beautiful quilt and stitchery display. CITA'109CiFT FORLE MIG 600 rcipe plu menu use by he w Rld'sla es epluo, rl ranz BEGIFTD Wm. Legros Community Community Centre Iroquois Park Arena Centre 1139 Mary St. North Whitby Hall (Upstairs) 1 Centennial Ave. Thurs. 9:30 arn. 500 Victoria W. Mon. 730 p.m. UBIG Tues. 7:30 p.m. BO MAVLUXBlaio RDGEOSHAWA BOWMNVI LE AvtonrmySt. Pauls Presbyterian Memorial Park Club House Audioriu Liberty St. 114 Brook St. W. 3CWiluRd.Not Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Wed. 9:30 a.m. OSHAWA PORT HOPE and 7:30 p. m. Knights of Columbus Hall OSHAWA YMCA Elias & Hector Sts. Emmanuel Baptist Churot 199 Centre St. Mon. 7:30 pj m. 461 Phillip Murray St. Tues. 9:30 arn. PICKERING (Near Cedar) OSHAWARoa Canadian Legion Tues. 7:30 p.m. St. Marks Anglican Hall PR ER Church 1555 Bailey St. Masonlo Hall 520 Beurling Ave. Tues. 7:30 p.m. 320 Queen St. Thurs. 7:30 p. m. Wed. 9:30 arn. Mon. 7:30 p.m. FOR MEETING INF ORMATION CALL MISSISSAUGA 1-826-9200 WM '/ /lj I/i/ Si * /ii/ @ A T P1 IRADEMAi/PS 0/Ci i l WH VAl TCHE S P/I CiANA[ NCMANHATSiN Y WIl H W/A([lU / s I N TONL, Hi Buethany Deepest heart-felt sympathy is extended to Leslie Challice, and son, Ray, daugbter -in-law, Loraine, grandcbildren, Anne and Brry and two great grand- cbildren,ý in the death of Mrs. Irene Challice. Mrs. Challice will long be remembered by ber many friends, as she bas beeni an active member in cburcb affairs,' Women's Insti- tute, and senior citizens, and always was a willing partici- pant in anything she under- took. "To have a friend is to be one", and Mrs . Challice cer- tainly followed that motto. Rev. Bonsteel and Mrs. Bonsteel of Stratford were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White. At the Millbrook fair- grounds on July 1, a Fire- works Display as part of the Centennial Celebrations will be viewed. Volunteers would be most appreciated to belp witb a Bible Vacation Scbool during tbe summer months. It will be in Mllbrook and one in Cavan if: enough teachers, craft supervisors, games directors, refresbment convenors are available. Mr. .and, Mrs.. .FrankWhite,,- spent a day witb Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brooks and Mrs. Clayton Curtis of Frankford. Rev. Wainwrigbt used John 14:22,23 for bis text on Sunday. It seemed a peculiar answer to Judas' question and yet it was a perfect one. Jesus bad come and spoken to tbe disciples and told them He was leaving, and the disciples tbougbt the kingdomn of beaven would arise and tbey would bave a place of autbority in it, but Jesus declared that before tbey could live with God in the kingdom tbey must love and obey Hlm. Although the disciples kept tbe command- ments tbey didn't possess a perfect love, in fact, tbey all denied Jesus and failed Hlm. Tbe disciples didn't menit the Holy Spirit and neither do we, and yet it is there witb us. When we are touched by the cross we know Jesus and our life will be filled with the Holy Spirit. Can we dispeli pride and bate fromn our bearts and instead love Him and keep His commandments faithfully? Ladies Basebaîl Schedule 1- Yelverton, 2- Nestieton, 3- Janetville, 4 - Bethany, 5 - Rango Sheli, 6 - Millbrook, 7 - Ladies Lions, 8 - Pontypool, 9 - Ladies Blues (Pontypool), 10 - Cavan. Date - Mon., June; Teams 5 - 4; Place - Betbany. Thurs., 14, Teamse 5 - 1, Velverton. Mon., June 18; 9 - 5; Grandview. Thurs., June 21; 5 - 8; Pontypool. Mon., June 25; 1 - 5; Grandview. Thurs., June 28; 10 - 5; Grandview. Thurs., July 5; 5 - 6; Millbrook. Mon., June 9; 8 - 5; Grandview. Thurs., June 12; 7 - 5; Grandview. Mon., June 16; 5 - 10; Cavan. Thurs., June 19; 5 - 3; Janetville. Mon., June 23; 6 - 5; Grandview. Tburs., June 26; 2 - 5; Grandview. If basebali teams would like their games publicized gîve tbemn to me and I will send tbemn to The Canadian States- man. U.C.W. Bethany Due to lack of interest the planned bus trip to Toronto was cancelled and instead the U.C.W. enjoyed a lovely luncheon at Georgina Scott's lawn. Few were present, but the higb spirits and marvel- bous weather compensated. Mrs. Scott opened the meet- ing with a verse "Take life as you find it, but don't leave it that way." Correspondence consisted of tbank you notes from Eddy McGill, Karen Rowan, and Mrs. Helen Beer expressed appreciation for support given ber for the Sunday Scbool. Tbe dates for two bridal sbowers were confirmed: Instali New Officers for Legion Ladies Auxiliary will be on June 24th and U.C.W. will pay expenses. A vote of thanks was extended to Margaret Weatherilt, who donated her May 24th prize money to the Sunday School. Rhonda Wringe was chosen to go to Quin-Mo-Lac Camp this summer. The worship was conducted by Mrs. Helen Beer with the story of Daniel being the centre of meditation. Daniel, high placed in the court of his country, chose to ignore the king's orders and continued to kneel and pray to his God, and God did not abandon him. Today, we can stili choose and we do so to illustrate our freedom,. We composed a litany and thanked God for freedom, of praising, praying, singing, reading the Bible anytime and anywhere. In many countries Christians must hide to pray and read. Bibles are smuggled in by audacious saints. Mrs. Jeanne MeMahon and Mrs. Ruth Jennings led in a lively sing-song, and an amus- ing contest entitled 'Discover' by unscrambling numerous words pertaining to "What Grandma Missed." The president pronounced the benediction and wished each a wonderful summer. Congratulations to Jessie Fisk on the success of her p=lse book "Memories". Mnofus have purchased them as gifts for grand- children, nieces and nephews, who have enjoyed relating to farm life in general. Blackstock Senior Citizens may not be an active group, as they say, but they certainly have the ability to attract other seniors and some not seniors, to their euchre parties. Tuesday evening the 20 tables were filled with eager participants and the 10 games were played in dlock- like manner with good humour and a friendly spirit of goodwill. They don't even close for the' summer holidays, but instead each Tuesday evening is set aside for a "whole-hearted, jolly" game of euchre, and surround- ing towns are represented as people arrive from Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Perry, Tyrone and even Bethany, and probably other areas too, and it's concluded by a delicious lunch!! Best wishes for a speedy recovery from surgery to Mrs. Mary Finney. May ber health be much improved in the future. A well-known couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green, are celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary on June 23rd. They are expecting Mr. Green's twin brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, of New Haven, Sussex, England and they hope bis sîster, Mrs. Elizabeth Russell, of Brighton, England, will be able to help them celebrate this happy occasion. Mrs. Green has relatives coming> from Toronto and Cobourg, as well as other districts in Ontario. Their son, Brian, is in the services and hopes to receive a " leave" to bring his wife and two sons of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, to bis parents' celebra- tion. Besides the Township Hall at 8: 30 p.m. the Greens will be receiving at their home in the afternoon between 2:00 and 4:00p.m. Congratulations to Marlene Ryley who graduated from Ryerson with a diploma -in Business Administration. We're proud of you, Marlene, and trust you will get a position suitable to your splendid educational achieve- ments. Mrs. Neta' Farnsworth of Toronto and Mr. Morton Wake of Detroit spent tbree days visiting their sister, Mrs. Ina Palmer. Mr. John Groves, Vice President of Flakt Canada Ltd. announced the appoint- ment of Glenn Smith to the position of Branch Manager of the Calgary office. Glenn's-most recent duties with. Flakt were as project manager for a large air pollution control project in the Aberta utility indlustry. The Victoria County Board of Education held a banquet for retiring employees and THURS. JUNE 14 THURS. 10-5 SAT. 10-4:30 5 King St. West Bowmanville "Graduation: A Moment to Remember", One sitting per subject-$1 per subject for additional subjects, groups, or individuals in the samne family. Persons.under 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. those with 25 years of service, on Wed., June 6th, at the MacKenzie Historical Home, Kirkfield, Ont. Mr. Thomas- Jeninings, Custodian of Grandview School received a gold-filled pen inscribed with his name and a silver pin with the Victoria Board crest, in recog- nition of his years of service at Grandview Scbool. Mr. Art Rowan, Board Members for Manvers Township, made the pesentation. He commended M. Jennings for his faithful attendnace to his various duties, always willing to lend a hand without complaint and wîth a smile, noting he will be greatly missed by staff and students alike. Starting in 1967, when Grandview School first opened its doors, Mr. Jennings has seen many changes in staff, students and educational procedures, but always wîth the best interests of the students in top place. 1A social hour preceded the dinner on the patio of the Gatehouse Restaurant under the shade of giant Norway spruce trees. The banquet was served in Mackenzie House amidst historic surroundings, after which the Kirkfield Music Group of children entertained with their records and songs. Following the varlous presentations to employees of the County Board of Educa- historical home took place, and entertaining evening. TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A., Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville. Ontario Li C 1 N4 The Partners of DUNWOODY & COMPANY Chartered Accountants are pleased to announce that the following have been admitted to partnership Jacques A. Magnan, CA Oshawa Gordon H. Willis, CA Toronto - Norman E. Little, CA Alan P. 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They are, front row, left to right, Secretary Dot Richards, Past President Nyhi Sheehan, President Phyl Rose, Zone Commander and executive member Audrey Bate, Vice Pres. Nina Cowling, 2nd Vice Pres. Helen Wallis; back row, Treasurer Jean Burton, Executive member Fbo Knight, Chaplain Anne Piper, Grace Murdoch, Trixie Brown, and Dianne Howarth, executîve members; Sgt.- at-Arms Dot Bond; absent, executive member Jean Firth.