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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 21,1986 Hospital Volunteer Taggers on the Job Volunteers from Memorial Hospital's Auxiliary were out in full force last Friday, May 9 when a Tag Day was held by the membership to help raise funds for the hospital's expansion and renovation program. Auxiliary volunteers Borea Elliott (left) and Anna Strike, are shown at their post at the corner of Temperance St. and King St. TYRONE DISTRICT Intended for last week. by Bessie Vaneyk Church Activities Pastor Joe Lafave led in an observance of "Mother's Day" at Tyrone United Church on Sunday, May 11, 1986. Jim Southwell presided at the organ for the entire service and accompanied the choir while Jacqueline Vaneyk directed at the anthem, "0 Wait Upon The Lord with Patience", was sung. The happy sounding posUude was "Get All Excited" Excited" by Wm. Gather played by Tim on the organ. • > Over thirty folk of all ages joined in the Walk-Bike-a- Thon on Saturday's glorious summer morning. Jean and Edna Philp had refreshments ready for the time of fellowship fellowship at the C.E. Wing of the church after the walk. The finance committee is grateful to those who participated and to those who sponsored. Enniskillen Sunday School Anniversary service takes place at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 18, 1986, with Pastor Joe Lafave sharing the message. Tyrone Church Education Commitee will welcome guest speaker Rev. Albert Revell, of York-Simcoe Ministries, on Sunday, May 18th, at 11:15 a.m. Looking ahead to May 25th, 1986, Tyrone Sunday School Friendship Service will be held at 10:30 a.m., with guest speaker Rev. Bill •Tadeja, who is a chaplain at Oshawa Hospital. Senior Citizens Meet . A very comprehensive and interesting video presentation of the Barrie tornado disaster of one year ago was given by Mrs. Hutton, Lindsay, Ontario, Ontario, at the May meeting of the Senior Citizens' Club at Tyrone Community Centre, on May 7,1986. Doreen Park led a sing-song which was accompanied accompanied by Clara Nesbitt at the piano. Congratulations Congratulations to Walter Park Who has been elected President of the Royal Canadian Legion Bowmanville Bowmanville Branch 178. Mr. and Mrs. Park (Doreen) are very active in the many events and tournaments tournaments which are sponsored by the Canadian Legion. Walter Walter is a very visible Tyrone veteran of World War Two. We wish him well in the busy year ahead. Leskard Celebrates Earlier this spring a note in the Stateman's Orono News stated that Leskard U.C.W. are celebrating the church's 100th Anniversary this year. PUBLIC REVIEW ON THE PORT HOPE AREA LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL PROJECT A federal Environmental Assessment Panel has been appointed by the federal Environment Minister Tom McMillan to consider proposals for the permanent safe disposal of low-level radioactive wastes from the Eldorado Resources Limited refinery, now stored at Welcome in Hope Township and Port Granby in the Town of Newcastle. Additionally, the panel will consider the disposal of historic radioactive wastes stored within the Town of Port Hope which are the responsibility of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. The disposal facility would also be used for future wastes generated by Eldorado. During 1986 and 1987 the panel will review proposals for sites and methods of disposal, taking into consideration the protection of both human health and the environment, now and in the future. It will also take into account directly-related socio-economic factors. As part of its review the panel will hold a series of public meetings in the area to gather facts and learn of any concerns. It will then present its conclusions and recommendations in a report to the federal Government which will make the final decision about the proposal. In the week of June 23,1986 meetings will be held in the Port Hope area to give interested parties an opportunity to present issues that should be studied during the review. These are called scoping meetings or workshops which serve to inform all Interested parties on the issues, early in the review process. Groups and government agencies normally are represented by a spokesperson. Dates, times, and locations will be announced shortly. You can receive more information about the review by filling in the coupon below and sending it to: Port Hope Area Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Project, Attn. Dr. Patrick Duffy, Executive Secretary, Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office, Ottawa, Ont., K1A 0H3 or telephone collect (819) 997-2253. r -- -- TO: Port Hope Area Low-Level Waste'Disposal Project, FEARO, Ottawa, Ont. K1A0H3 I am interested in receiving more information about the Port Hope Area Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Project. 1 .General Information Information on the scoping meetings .Please place me on the mailing list Name Organization (if applicable) Address Postal Code Tel. No. Orono School News Lockhart Goeilp A Fltneis Challenge The time has come, so get out of your reclining chair and come and prove that the Town of Newcastle is more fit than Ajax or Uxbridge! Yes, we have been challenged to a competition uncovering the fittest county in Durham. All you have to do is take part in an event, any event for fifteen minutes. The catch is, it must make your heart beat faster. This competition will occur on May 28th. The winner will be the community having the most participants. See ya there. Changes In a Lifetime This past Sunday I attended a party to celebrate my grandmother's grandmother's 75th birthday. After the excitement has subsided, I talked to the guest of honour about changes in her lifetime. Grandma was born in a farmhouse in Chandos Township Township on May 6, 1911. She was the second of five children. Children of her time had to create their own entertainment entertainment without radios, T.V.'s and other present day diversions. diversions. Grandma walked two miles to a one room school containing grades one to eight. She studied readin' and writin' and 'rithmetic, taught to the tune of a hickory stick. Each student had a small slate to write on, instead of notebooks. Grandma remembers seeing a car for the first time when she was seven or eight. Can you imagine that she has lived to see the first "moon- walk" live on television? Telephones, T.V.'s and radios (not to mention V.C.R.'s and computers) are just a few of the items that have become part of every household during her three quarters of a century. century. Of medical discoveries she cites pencillin as the most important to her. When I asked Grandma if life is better now than it was in the "good 'ol days" she laughingly replied "It's easier now but I enjoyed it just as much then." Reporter: Mike Smith Orono News by Leslie Plazek On Wednesday, May 21, Jennifer Goodmurphy, Caitlin Jess and Leslie Plazek are participating in "Ensemble Drama" from 9:15 until 12:30. It is taking place at Cobourg Lion's Centre. These people are going to represent our school because they excel in drama. We hope they have a good time. , Vincent Massey Students Present Concert at BHS Auditorium "Music Moves Me" was the title of the Vincent Mas- parents and iriendsoi the Vincent Massey Students sey Spring Concert staged last Tuesday and Thurs- who enjoyed the lively and entertaining pcrfor- day at the Bowmanville High School Auditorium. jP 311 ^ 68 of all the Vincent Massey students. Part of The music, no doubt, moved the several hundred the huge cast is shown above. <ja«- ; S.° clO « o' ^^3 Ai • v ctfP See Us LAST! \ >0 ,z*' V. xv:° SPECIAL GMÀC Fj X V° SPECIAL GMÂC FINANCING FROM We've got the people to provide you with the BEST in SALES and SERVICE! COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE -- ONT. 166 King St. East Telephone 623-3396 "Bowmanville's General Motors Dealer"