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r i 8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, November 4.1987 Audience Enjoys Children's Show at Library Donation to Help Library Funding Speaker Explains Work of Hillary Foundation Mr. Zeke O'Connor brought the world of the Himalayas to the Rotarians, in all its splendor and its poverty, and he told how Canadians and The Sir Edmund Hillary Foundation were making remarkable strides towards improving the life of the Himalayan people. , (sm r ■ «anbtor-.. . ItS i ui: As a part of Animal Health Week (October 12-17), the Durham Veterinary Clin-' ic helped to take a bite out of the Newcastle Library's costs by giving them a ' cheque for $100 to buy animal related books for the library's collection. Dr. Sandy Cook above (left) and Dr. Everett Turner (far right) made the presentation, presentation, last Thursday, to Ingrid McAllister, Co-ordinator of the Children Services with the library. The James Gordon s Children's Show came to Newcastle Public Library on Sat- urday, October 24. The fun-filled show offered lots of clapping, singing, and a good time for all. The show was offered as part of Library Week activities. Mr. Gordon brought several different instruments with him with which to entertain the audience. He is pictured above giving a demonstration on the recorder. Service Emphasizes Trust Wesleyville News by E. Barrowclough With anniversaries over, church services at Welcome church returned to the usual routine with Reverend W. Sedgwick conducting the service. The theme for the morning was "trust", and the lay reader for the responsive psalm was John Sedgwick. The children's share was a demonstration of trust when little ones were asked to take steps with their eyes shut, trusting they'd be caught if they fell. But for the very little ones, the well filled church was just too much and they were afraid to take a chance among so many. Usually they will accept the challenge at home, the idea was to show complete faith as Jesus said we must become become as a little child. The music was in charge of the junior choir led by Barbara The All New 1988 ACCORD 4dr. LIMITED ONLY A LIMITED FEW WILL EVER EXPERIENCE THIS CAR FEATURING: AM/FM stereo radio/ auto reverse cassette player with Dolby. Power operated windows, doorlocks,,antenna and outside mirrors. Illuminated vanity mirror in passenger's sun visor. Lockable, folding rear seatback with folding armrest. Air conditioning with pushbutton ventialion/heating controls. ^ ~ J COBOURG HONDA HI Your Satisfaction is Guaranteed Leasing - Sales - Service - Parts HWY. 2 WEST - COBOURG 372-5445 HI Croft and accompanied at the piano by Stephen Sword. They sang "Silver and Gold have I none," a delight to hear Reverend Sedgwick's topic for the morning was "We belong to the Day , and discussed the shadows of the night, long associated with spirits ana goblins by some. Our belief in Jesus' promise of life after death dictates the kind of life we live, before it. If there is no accounting for our behaviour to fellow peo- Ï )le or to the place where we ive, we behave accordingly.' The illustration of the vet going going to treat a cut on a valuable valuable horse was influenced by the remark that the most famous famous vet in the land would be responsible for follow up. A large basket of plum coloured coloured mums made a welcome welcome addition to the service. The offering was received by Ron Brimacombe and Arnold Arnold Thorndyke. November 1st will be fare share Sunday with donations of food or money by those who wish to share. Coffee was enjoyed at the conclusion of the service. On Wednesday evening, Truman Austin entertained • members of the stroke club with a dinner at his home. Tables were set for about 30 who enjoyed the meal and the sociability which followed. followed. No other entertainment entertainment was necessary than the time of visiting. Harold and Verna Austin were guests, and members of the club came from Port Hope and Cobourg. On Saturday afternoon Ber- niece Best, Marion Bamsey, Gwen Best and Elva Austin attended the Newtonville UCW bazaar. "A spacious room with a display of fancy goods, toys etc. commonly sold for a charitable cause" is the dictionary definition of a bazaar and these same ladies will be working at their own bazaar at Welcome United church on November the 11th. Those articles mentioned mentioned will be there as well as delicious food, produce and decorations or all kinds. It, and others held by churches and other organizations, are the result of weeks of preparation preparation by those who wish to provide help for the needs of society here and elsewhere. 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