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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 13, 1979 5 Eight Beavers Swim Up to Cub Pack Membership Happy 89th brthday greetings ta Mrs. Laura Clappof 8 Liberty Street, Saut,Bwmanville, on Wednesday, June 2th, from ber many friends, relatives and neighbors. Susan Dustan, daughter of Mr. 'and, Mrs. Terrance Dustan, of Bowmanville, is one of 102 young musicians forming the 1979 National Youth Orchestra. Susan, a talented trombonist,- was selected fromn among 700 applicants across the country, fallawing a nation wide series of auditions. The orchestra will receive seven weeks of training during July and August. Well knewn pian ist Terry Dawson of Newcastle and twe other music students from Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick. clarinetist 'Anita 'Brooks of Ajax and fiutist Antonii Huxtable of Halifax will be presenting a recital at the Ontario Ladies College, Whitby, Sunday, June 17th at 8 p.m. There is ne admission charg 'e. They will be perferming works by Poul ence, Stravinsky, Franck, Berkeley and Brahms and will be accompanied by an oboist, bassoonist and a horn player in Poulence's sextette. Sections of one.of the newest of Ontario's hiking trails, the Ganaraska Trail, runs through the southern part of the Lindsay District of the Ministry of Natural Resources from Port Hope te Hwy. 7A and, i the northemn section of the District, from Dunsford to Bobcaygeon. The Ganaraska is a challenging trail and offers impressive scenery and a broad spectrum of geolegical formations and native plants. Access to the trail is marked by the arrowhead symbol painted in brown on a white square., At intervals along the trail, signs are posted listing rules hikers are asked to observe. Maps and information are available from the Ganaraska Trail Association, Box 1136, Barrie, Ontario, L4M 5E2. CKQT FM 95' proudly announces a new airtime for our pmpular "From Bel Now" program, hosted I Hill. Effective June 9th, show will be heard Satt evenings from fine midnight. For the bei modern and traditianal listen to "From Bebc Now" with Hal HiII, onC FM 95, Oshawa-Durham. Any senior citizens w] shut-ins and are unai attend the Martha group Johns Anglican Chi Strawberry Shortcake and Bake Sale, on Tue June 26th, may have the< and shortcake delivered ta their door. Just leave namne at the Community Office, and the Martha' be happy ta provide service at ne extra chargg Construction is expect begin within two or1 weeks on the second fio the Whitby headquarti the Durham regionalp Police Commissioner Jermyn announced last The cantract, which has delayed for a month bex bids received were ovei $300,000' allocated far addition, bas been award Bowman Construction i Bowmanville, who subir a revised low bid of $29 The floor, is expected1 open by late fail. Congratulations ta Mi O'Brien of Bowmar, Ontario who bas been el to the Dean's Honor i Western's Business Sehex is one of 28 students fi class of 237 in the first y( the, Masters of Bui Administration prograxi placed on the List. distinction is awarded o recommendation of Faculty of the BusinessS to students who have aci scholastic excellence i courses throughout acadeniic year. The Gem and Mineral of Scarborough is prep for its loth Annual, Ger. Minerai Federation, Jsi 15, 1979. In addition, the bas been chosen te hos 2nd Annual Gem and Mi Federation of Canada and the 8th -Annual CE Canadian Federatior Ifemxs0of bO ta Mineralogical Societies Show. by Hal The official apening of this , Hal' é he-a vent bas been ;urday sceuldfor Friday, July until 131h, 2:30 p.m. est in jazz, The regular monthly )op te meeting of the Durham JKQT.. Regional Chapter of the Multiple Slerosis Society of Canada was held en Monday, 'ho are June llth at Durham College, blé te in the upper cafeteria. This POf St. was the last géneral meeting îurch, ta be held until September. e Tea_____ esday, The Rev. Richard Boemhe, eir tea minister of Eastminster Unit- I right ed Church. Belleville was e your installed as the new President yCare of the Bay of Quinte s will Conference of the United e bis Church of Canada at the 'e. conclusion of the 55th Annual Meeting held at Trent ted te University, Peterborough, thmee May 25th ta 28th. He follows loor Of the Rev. Harold Wilson ef ers of Mark Street United Church, plice, Veterborough who had the Tom distinction of being the week. youngest President in the fifty sbeen year histary af the cause Conference. er the _____ r the Guests fom Bowmanville ,ded tO at the Bethaný Hnt Club's Ltd. of annual "Hunt' day, held on iitted Sunday at the Beaucage 97,390- C.F.R.B. ranch, were Mayor te be and Mms. Garnpt Rickard, Mr. and Mms. Joe McIlray, Mms. ichael Marg. Lucas, Mm. and Mms. ,iville, blected .!t nt e ist at ol. He rom a rear of iness a to be This mn the the School hieved i their the il Club paring n and Lly 13- e Club )st the lineral Show ,entral n of MIN ISTER: Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A, M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Deweii Sunday, June 17 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery-Modern "Play and Learn"l Nursery for pre-school children every Sunday. SUN DAY SCHOOL CLASSES 10 a.m. - Age Group - 9 years and aider il a.m. - Beginners, Kindergarten, Prlmary Il a.m. Worshlp Service ana HOLY COMMUNION Sermon titis "FA THERS, FOREFA THERS AND OUR FA THERS" Nursery Cars Provlded A Warmn Weicome for Everyane SUNDAY, JUNE 24, il a.m. Annuai Outdoor Service and Congregatianai Plcnic at Thistie Valley Park Angitiau QUurI 8:00 a.m. MOLY COMMUNION 10:00 a.m. MOLY COMMUNION (Please note change oi urne) Terry Dawson wilI be bringing a sextet with instruments and we will have special music. Coffee and fellowship foilowing this service. Wednesday 9:30 a.m. HoIy Communion and Iaying on of hands for healing. Nursery. Tempe rance at Queen Archdeacon Tom Gracie Sunday, June 24, 7:30 p.mn. Corne & Hear Norm Rickaby Youth speaker and worker with the deaf. BAHAI TAHINGS Religion la the outer expression of Divine reaiity. Therefore It muet living, vital and progressIve, If It be without motion, It la dead. For Information Box 36, Bowmanvilie. Downianville Daptit Church the form individually with every volunteer who is flot present. The Ministry is ver y interested in what YOU think of Communitv Care.! MYRTLE VIOLA McDONALD Ill four monthS, Myrtie Viola McDonald, passed away Wednesday, May 2nd, 1979 in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. She was in ber 78th year. Daughter of Benjamin and Allie Johnston, she: was born in Manilla, Ontario, and educated at White Sehool, Mariposa Township, and at Peterborough Business College, and in 1926 was- married to S. Roy McDonald. A member of Trinity United Church__ she _had_ resided in Bowmanville since 1928 and the past 34 years, at 17 Carlisle Avenue. She was a devoted wife and mother, interested in her home, family and friends. Left ta mourn ber passing are ber husband, two daughters Marlene Jarvis, and Muriel Abernethy, two brothers Morley Johnston of Oakwood, and George Johnston, of Belleville, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Reverend John Peters officiated at the funeral services held on Friday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Palibearers were Messrs. Russell Johnston, Barry Worsley, Ernie Luke, Ronald Bennett, Ronald Sutch and Kenneth Short. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Last week, an important event took place at Soper Creek Park when eight members of local Beaver Colonies took a big swim with their spears and shields in the creek and as a resuit earned their way into Wolf Cub membership. They were, front row, left to right, Todd Young, Vance Sutherland and Derry McEwen; back row, Robbie Harrison, Kevin Maynard, George Bryant, Tim Powers and Brad Riekard. They were members of 4th A Colony and 4th B Colony, sponsored by Memorial Park and will now join 4th Cub Pack.1 Bob Gill, Mr. and Mrs. John seniors gees far beyond that. inforn James. About 50 club Tom is the Senior Volunteer governi members participated in the for this area. This is a position help Hunt, and later aleng with the bestowed by the Province se govern guests enjoyed a delicieus that there wîll be someone eut makeE Smergasbord supervised by there who can understand ail correct Mrs. Ruth Beaucage. The those forms we're always Tom's jumps and trails ýwere being asked te fili eut. Besides Commu designed and supervised by knowing about inceme tax, Mr. Fred Beaucage. Tom can help with TherE applications for Ontario local Rev. Tom Smith is a board Housing Projects, Veterans' member of Community Allowances, Drug Benefits, Care, but his involvement with etc. etc. He's a fund off Pastor Roger Fellows 623-3000 ONTHETHIRD LINE, WEST OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH. FamIIy Sunday Schooi nI 9:45 a.m. Ol MornIng Worship3 5, m 11:00 a.m. Evenlng Service$3 9 5 7:00 p.m. Tuesday night is Inci. Factory Rebate Family Night See one today a t... Aduit and Teens Bible Study, Pioneer Girls (ages 7-12) M 1D W A Explorer Boys (ages 7-12) Happy Hour (agez 3-6) Nursery Young Peopies DT U Meetings ...LT every Thursday LD ai 7:0 p.m 1300DundasSt W., Whitby 668-6828 Unbelievable Bargailns! Hundreds of selections to Assorted colors and check sizes mothoe mâ> 3BKing Street West 623-2826 BowmanvilIe mation about ail iment services and can word letters te mment agencies and sure they get te the ýt address. If you need shelp, just caîl the iunity Care office. re will be a workshop for volunteers of Community Care on Tuesday, June 26, 1979 from 1: 30 te 3:30 p.m. at St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville. The major job ta be done that day will be te f 11 eut an Evaluation Form which every volunteer must complete. We urge you te make an extra effort te attend that afternoon because Diane will have te go through i ~Pices We Effectivef Reserve UEffnti the Righi ~r n i c SU~CE ~ UntinE 2 uni Wehl Worth Looking For" U t it Your Headquarters for Great Father's Day Gifts! Y 5KING ST. WEST OPEN ON SUNDAY - 12 NOON UNTIL 4:00 AND 7:00 UNTIL 8:00 oe23-5792 t)j oe ,FF .... .... .. Mm. ,km la -mai- moi a