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N Items of Interest Salvation Army Car Wash Does Roaring Business The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 6, 1983 Overseas Appointment Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stock- man and family of Bowmanville Bowmanville have made a very special commitment by becoming Foster Parents of little Maris of Honduras. The Stockman family's small monthly contribution contribution brings help to the child, her family and the community. community. Information of 'adopting' a child through the plan can be obtained by writing to 153 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, M4V1P8. In Zena Cherry's column in the Toronto Star on the weekend, weekend, there was a report of Mrs. Basil Wedd's 90th birthday party, a black-tie evening at the Park Plaza Hotel. Among the guests was Betty Cox daughter of sculptor Elford B. Cox, formerly of Bowman- Q/ktâc/iÆhi ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHURCH and TEMPERANCE STS., BOWMANVILLE Sunday, April 10,1983 11:00 a.m. "Mission to Asia" Mr.C.TIpp, B.M.M.F. (Sunday School and Creche during Service) For Information and Counselling Phone 623-3432 Organist: Pastor: Mr. J. Hooksteen The Rev. Wayne Chatterton Fellowship Baptist Church Courtice, Ontario Location: Courtice Secondary School Minister: Rev. George H. Clement B.A.'B.TH. Sunday Service 10:00 a.m. - Family Bible Study Children's program - Footsteps of Faith Adults' study - the Book of Hebrews 11:00 a.m.- Bible Ministry For information phone: 579-4523 151 Years of Community Service fct. HoJfn's ^Anglican (Etjurdf Sunday, April 10th, 1983 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Mid-Week Service Wed. 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion Sunday School & Nursery Racier - The Rtvtrtnd Byran Yitis B.A.8.T.B. Aitoc. • The Hwwriry Asit. Tin Riv. A.D. Linglty fct. Paul's Pnttrit (Ehurtif MINISTER * Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M.DIv. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen ■ 623-5701 Sunday, April 10th, 1983 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship "Easter-- The Second Time Around" Sunday School Cleeses during Church Time Nursery care for pre-school children every Sunday. TRINITY UNITED CHURC H Rev. John Peters. B A., B D Minister Rev Arthur Amacher. B A.. B O Assistant Minister John Crookshank Music Director Church at Division St. ' Office 623-3138 CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES 9:45 a.m. - Intermediate and Senior i Meet upstairs at Church Office 11a.m.- Nursery to Grade Six Sunday, April 10,1983 11 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE REV. DR. RUSSELL HALL Resource Director ot Canadian Bible Society from National Office will be presenting I heir story. Nursery Care Provided A WARM WELCOME FOR EVERYONE Jack ft Jill Club Spaghetti Supper Sat., April 9,4:30 to 7 p.m. In Church Hell U.C.W. Salad Luncheon, May 11 jesus Jftetufer IBniteh (Eljurrij (Courtice Rd. 1 m. South ot Hwy. 2) Sunday School 9:45 a.m. (For the Whole Family) Worship 11:00 a.m. (Nursery and Children's Church) "We want you to know that YOU are welcome.' We believe that .. no men can lay a foundation other than the one which It laid, which Is Jeeue Christ." I COR. 3:11. PASTOR REV. MARK A. ELLIOTT 723-8317 BIBLE STUDY: EACH THURS. 8 p.m. AT MANSE Utaple C&raue ihtteb tiUpirttf (Maple Grove Rd. North of Hwy. 2) JESUS IS LORD Church/Sunday School 9:30 a.m. EVERYONE WELCOME ville, and Elizabeth K. van Nostrand Campbell Cox who wrote a poem to Mrs. Wedd for the occasion. Betty Cox is the first Canadian to win the world's parachuting champion champion in 1980 in Bulgaria. This Sunday, April 10th, at 8 p.m. the Tapestry Singers will be performing at Kingsview United Church, Adelaide St. E. at Wilson Rd., Oshawa. The concert is sponsored by the Durham Region Concert Association, This concert marks the beginning of their annual membership campaign. campaign. park purposes. The April 14th Draw will be Don White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carman White, Orono, along with the rest of the sound crew for the film "Quest for Fire" was the winner of a Gene Award last week for the best overall sound effect of any Canadian production for 1982. Congratulations. HOSPITAL MEDICAL EXECUTIVE ELECTED By Peter Parrott Dr. H. Jethalal has been named president of the medical medical staff organization for Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Vice president is Dr, S. Stevenson and secretary is Dr. P. Hoy. Dr. A. B, Sylvester has been re-appointed to the position of chief of staff. The executive of Memorial Hospital medical staff was confirmed by the hospital's board of directors last week, BAHA'I FAITH In this New Day, all the atoms of the earth have been made to revlberate within the Treasury of God's Might. \ P.O. Box 36, Bowmanville Mrs. Pat Bailey with daughter, Cheril-Fay, and son, Fred. The Bowmanville Senior Citizens' Club will meet at the Lions Centre on Tuesday, April 12th at 7:30 p.m. An interesting programmas been arranged. Lunch committee S. to W. For bus pick-up please call Keitha Alldread 623-5800. The car wash business sponsored by the Salvation Army Sunday School to raise funds for. their mission work was almost more than they could handle, on Saturday. From early morn until late afternoon, there was a steady stream of cars and vans being lured into the Bank of Montreal Seven busloads of Canadians, Canadians, including several from Bowmanville, made the long trip to Nashville, Tenn. over Easter Weekend to take in the Grand Old Opry. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, heavy rains spoiled some of the sight seeing, but everybody everybody had a great time in spite of it. In a letter to the chairman of Ontario Hydro, M. P. Sam Cureatz states it has been brought to his attention that Waltona Park in the Village of Newcastle is now again up for sale. Mr. Cureatz pointed out to Ontario Hydro that the Village has lost an economic asset as well as a beautiful park when the land was purchased purchased by Hydro and asked if Hydro would consider transferring transferring the property at no cost to the Town of Newcastle for The Port Perry Memorial Hospital will be expanding its emergency department and out-patient services according to a recent announcement by the Minister of Health, Larry Groosman. Enlarged facilities are proposed for physiotherapy, physiotherapy, day surgery, laboratory, medical records, pharmacy and out-patient psychology. Construction is expected to begin this summer. Checker's Variety Minor Atoms End Season at Buffalo Tournament A Port Hope off-duty postman postman was crushed by a tree last week. At the time of the accident Gordon Burns, 55, of Port Hope was cutting down a tree about 18 inches through when the tree apparently swung over after the first cut and pinned the man to the ground. At the time of the accident Burns was working alone. The Addiction Research Foundation will begin operating operating a telephone referraf service service in Durham Region on April 5. Spokesmen for the foundation foundation say people who want general information on alcohol alcohol and drug addiction, or people who may need treatment treatment can call the office for help. The three-month trial program program will be reviewed in July to determine if a permanent service is required in the region. On Friday, April 1,1983 the Toro Minor Atoms sponsored by Checker's Variety journeyed journeyed to Buffalo, N.Y. to participate participate in a weekend tournament. tournament. They came up against a r team from Midland which was pretty stiff competition. Our goalie, Jason Hiscock made several fine saves. However, the Midland boys were excellent excellent skaters and were able to slip nine unanswered goals into the Toro net. In a much improved effort on Sat. morning, the Toros' opposition was a Minor-Major team from Ridgetown. The Toros dominated the play during the first period and had several chances on the Ridgetown Ridgetown net but failed to secure a goal. The Ridgetown boys were able to get three goals in period one. Period two saw the opposition get another two goals but Bowmanville were able to break the shut-out on a goal by Shawn McFadyen, assisted by Kent Vanderhey- den andjKevin Farrow. Ridgetown Ridgetown scqred two more goals in period three to leave the game at 7 -1., Jastffl Hiscock again made many excellent saves in net and even saved a couple of goals by helmet blocks. The third and final game was played against Little Britain on Sunday morning which was really the most competitive game for the Toros. Little Britain were able to score two goals, against Checker's Variety in the first period with Jason Hiscock in net. Again, Jason made several sensational saves to keep the score low. However, about two minutes into the 2nd period, Jason took sick and had to come out of net. This meant the Toros didn't have a goalie ! When the coaching staff asked for a parking lot by a chap with a sign on King St. We haven't heard the final tally for the day's work, but it must have totalled several hundred dollars. Most of the participants ended the day very wet and tired, but happy with the project. intriguing for the boys. The most trying part of the weekend weekend was in finding the first arena, Leisure Arena and then trying to find a suitable place to eat. The weekend was entertaining, eye-opening and lots of fun. As this was the final game of the season for the Checker's team, the parents should be reminded of the last B.M.H.A. dance April 23 and the boys will have a chance to see one another at the banquet on Wed., April 27. At this time, I would like to thank our sponsor, Checker's Variety for their support this year. Also, thank you to the Canadian Statesman for entering our reports each week. Lastly, we owe a sincere sincere vote of thanks to our coach Fred Brown, our manager manager Don Forsey, our trainer Grant Flintoff and our assistant assistant coach A1 Kiely who spent many hours of their time this year in training and coaching our boys. It takes dedication and enthusiasm to do this job and we, the parents, have appreciated all your efforts and concern this year. Thank you! Coaches Corner With the conclusion of another another hockey season, I would like at this time to say a big thank you to an excellent team of nine year old boys and their great group of parents who together made this season most enjoyable. Special thanks to Carroll- Farrow for her time and efforts in doing such a great job on these hockey write-ups. Thank Carroll! To our contact mother Joanne Brown for her great job in organizing and scheduling the assistance of other hockey mothers for their numerous endeavours. Thank you Mothers! To Mel Putnam, Ted White, Major McFadyen and the others who helped throughout the year and especially at the Pineridge Tournament. Last, but not by any means the least, a special thank you to Don Forsey, Grant Flintoff and A1 Kiely for their time and efforts in making this a most successful season. To Everyone, have a good, safe summer! Pat Bailey, a member of the Bowmanville Seventh-day Adventist Church congregation congregation for the past five years, has accepted an invitation to become leader of child evangelism evangelism in the Far Eastern Division of the General Conference Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Adventists, based in Singapore. Mrs. Bailey has served the Ontario Conference of Seventh-day Seventh-day Adventists in the same capacity for the past five years. In the local church she served as Vacation Bible School leader in 1980, Investment Investment Secretary in 1982 and has been on the Personal Ministries' Council. This week she will leave for Andrews, an S.D.A. university in Berrien Springs, Michigan, to take a month-long preparatory preparatory course. In her overseas assignment, which commences commences in May, she will be serving an area in which there is an excess of 400,000 church members in a general population population of approximately 500 million people. Mrs. Bailey will be followed by her two children, Fred, 16, arid Cheril-Fay, 14, when they conclude their school year on the campus of Kingsway College, College, Oshawa. They plan to continue their education in Singapore. The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display - Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified- Tues. 12:00 noon THE WALLPAPER CENTRE Hi volunteer to take over the goal position Christian Forsey enthusiastically enthusiastically volunteered. Christian made several excellent excellent saves and only let two goals by him which were deflections deflections and probably would have been difficult to stop even with an experienced goalie. Well done Christian. In the final minute of play, Jason Kiely let a blistering shot go which landed in the net. Chris Brown picked up the assist. At the conclusion of the game the score was 4 - 1 in favour of Little Britain. I think all the parents, grandparents, and boys would agree that this was a most enjoyable weekend. The Buffalo-Hilton Hotel is a gorgeous gorgeous hotel, the pool was especially enjoyed by the children, the fathers made use of the sauna and the halls and elevators proved Buy One Oet One im • ON A BEAUTIFUL IN-STOCK SELECTION! • FROM 99 c • BUY ONE- K FREE! THE WALLPAPER CENTRE OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NINE! OSHAWA 140SIMCOEST.S. (Comer John) 579-1655 AJAX 1313 HARWOOD N. (JusIH. ol Hwy. 401) 686-0719 SCARB0R0 553 MARKHAM RD. 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