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seem larger. In stepped will," replied Gail, Gail, and faster than you and they do. 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 14,1990 Donation to Help Renovation Program at St. Andrew's Church Exciting News at Waverley Public School A donation in the amount of $1,000 has been made by Nurse Chev Olds, of Whitby, to the renovation program program under way at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Bowmanville. Bill Waller (right) Service Manager at Nurse Chev Olds and treasurer of the St. Andrew's Vision '90 Project, is making the donation to Malcolm Mackenzie, a member of the Vision '90 Committee. At left is Rev. Wayne Chatterton, the minister at St. Andrew's. Andrew's. The most recent renovations have included drywalling, plastering and entirely repainting the Mrs. Anyan, Waverley's librarian has been at Waver- ley for 6 years. She also has been a librarian at other schools such as Vincent Massev and Ontario Street. Jobs she does other than her being a librarian, are teaching teaching grades 1 through 8. Some of the things Mrs. Anyan has to do, as a librarian librarian include, teaching children children how to use library resources, resources, typing, purchasing books, organizing the library, library, choosing books for teachers and students , and repairing books. Mrs. Anyan is proud to Eldad U.C.W. Holds Dinner In February Eldad U.C.W. met February February 5th at 12:30 for Pot ' Luck at.the church. Joyce Taylor led in the singing of grace followed by a most delicious meal. President President Dorothy Pascoe opened the meeting with a reading entitled "Rules don't mean Peace." U.C.W. purpose was repeated in unison. The minutes minutes and treasurer's reports were given and approved. A report of a workshop held at Kedron United Church titled titled "Weaving God's Com- announce that the Book Fair will start April 24th to May 1st 1990. The Book Fair is open to anyone, even people who are not directly connected connected with Waverley. We hope that Mrs. Anyan, a super librarian, librarian, will be with us for many more years. Other special events involving involving Mrs. Anyan are the Mindstretching Club and the Science Fair. The students students from Kindergarten to grade six are working on their projects. The juniors have to do the scientific method. The school judge date is March 7th. Mrs. Ralfe's class will be having a Valentine's Dayparty that will be called The Friendship Friendship party. They will be watching the Wizard of Oz, giving out Valentines and eating nutritious treats. Mrs. tenwesteneind's Kindergarten class is doing a special unit on letter V. Ana for Valentine's Day they have a post office to put Valentine cards in. They are also having a small party. Mrs. Robinson's class is very thrilled to have Mrs. Pitchers' grade 4 class as their reading buddies. This started on February 5,1990. Mrs. Pitcher's class will be making special Valentine cards for their buddies. All the grade two's are doing a unit on bears. They will have 12 centres to go to. At the end of February they will be performing a Bear concert which includes a Bear's Picnic, Bear Songs and Bear dancing. All junior classes are' saying their speeches in front of their classes. Each class will be choosing a person with the best speech to speak in front of the school. The competition competition will be in the gym on February 15. The judges will pick the best speech to represent represent Waverley Public School. There are many new groups starting at Waverley tor tne students to join in. The grade 6 classes are having having the French Club. Anyone who wanted to could join. The first group goes until the March break. After the March break the second group will begin. In the French club, they have been watching a French film, playing french games, making making Valentine cards, and making Valentine mobiles. The library helpers have to help Mrs. Anyan to put books away and they also card some of the books. These students work every morning recess from Monday Monday to Thursday. Mrs. Bertenshaw's recorder recorder club members are learning very fast and they are playing very well. They are learning the scale of 6 and then they are going to learn folk songs. The songs they are now playing are Row, Row, Row your Boat,' London Bridges and Doe A Deer. The junior leaders are preparing the schedule and teams, for broomball. There are TO teams altogether. The] Jets, Petes, Leafs, Flyers, Kineiks, Grey Hounds, To-! ros, Eagles, Generals and 79ers. Broomball will be 1 starting soon. For the volleyball tournament tournament the boys placed 3rd. 1 The girls were defeated but placed 4th. Way to go Waverley! By: Heather Matthew, Sheryl Madholall, Valerie Little; Courtney Hellam, Leanne Welch.' munity" was given by Donna Johnston and Joyce Taylor. Reverend David Spivey was the speaker for the afternoon. afternoon. He ended his. talk saying we must be much better listeners than we are. Service Gives Homes Eye Appeal Berry ; business totally by accident. and -. ; "You should do this for ra r«tate>andipTiy<ite itidividUals y provedtime and time again the ' living;! 1 Vera told Gaik ïaÿwho >'wool* : j|à»;#Ui*' ; tir/iive^;tb: be - an 'invaluable aid to vrv>r* «T5 A 1 m i> nnwi-n/\« nnd T VtnmOQ O TlÛUf IaaV UrlfVl. 1 1 1 - began her can say "totally rad" she had This was in 1987. Now, in Vera's condo picture per- 1990, The operation is in full Her good friend, Vera feet. Vera sold her condo in swing. ; Markus;, was, selling her con- seven days. -"I have clients-in real es- ! dominium£piri-»Oshawa and- "You should do this f<m « itatejandijpriwitoRiiJdividtels • wantedWieteurange ! furniture to make the rooms out going to too much expanse," expanse," said Gail as we chatted chatted in her beautiful kitchen in her beautiful home in Bowmanville. Gail and her husband, Duane, have been living in the house since 1981 and have literally filled it with antiques. Every room - all 16 of them -- has a theme. "We bought at garage sales, yard sales, and auctions, auctions, collecting pieces one at a time," says Duane, who is now managing and doing promotion for Gail's business. business. Duane and Gail also had some of it handed down to them by family members to whom the Berrys have dedicated dedicated rooms. Duane's ancestors' portraits portraits have the formal dining dining room and Gail's the front parlour. They have a common common wall for ancestral portraits portraits in the family room. Home Enhancement Services Services is a going concern for the Berrys and Ms. Markus, keeping them on their toes nearly 24 hours a day. Their service entails going going into a home, looking it over, re-arranging the furniture furniture and pictures, relegating some furniture to garages and basements, suggesting decorating changes such as painting or even renting some furniture from their own mid-range, "art deco- ish" line. "Houses decorated by us , have sold within days when , Gail Berry, of Home Enhancement Services, is finding all those around them took her new career exhilarating in spite of still liking to months," says Gail with ob- teach part-time. Husband Duane is also helping Gail vious pride, and her partner, Vera Markus, in the fledgling business R ea l- Estate firms now which is bringing rave reviews from real estate agents in ™ re . tae pome Enhance- ° ° u rn Hnanvntn main sanctuary. B. Fayer and Son Construction is conducting the work, which is now nearing completion. completion. As part of the Vision '90 program, the downstairs area has. already been renovated and redecorated over the past two to three years. Located at the corner of Temperance St. and Church St., the building dates back more than 100 years, at which time it was owned by a small denomination known as The Disciples. It was purchased for the use of St. Andrew's Presbyteri- Sou&Æfe tTpkkSpthe Church in 1926 vibes being sent out for help or for that someone to be able to talk to. A Quilt Show of Old & New is to be held March 28th at Brooklin United Church 1-9 p.m. The topic and worship were conducted by Elva Vice and Alma Langmaid. Elva read a poem entitled a touch of Love followed with the You can help build the future through non-profit Luckily for home sellers and others, Gail has this talent talent to lend that touch of class to their homes. It has home sales as her various letters of thanks state. Duane, who worked in Toronto until this past year, now finds himself with a new career and a partner he gets along with very well in Gail. "I was tired of the drive every day to Toronto," he states. "I'm glad I don't have to do it anymore. I enjoy handling the book work and promotion for Gail and Vera and even moving the occasional occasional large piece of furniture furniture that they can't manage." manage." All in all, the Home Enhancement Enhancement Service has been a boon to all who use it and the originators of it. In the singing of Come let us sing of a Wonderful Love. A reading called A Potato was read by Alma. All were asked to concentrate on the peeling of a potato. The skin-brown and sometimes rough to the white inside is a product of the earth and God's creation. We are all children of the earth as we are children of our earthly parents. All this makes us children of God, as is the potato potato a creation of His everlasting everlasting Yiondfc ' SinginrJhymn "Jesus Loves Me* brought the meeting meeting to close. President Dorothy Dorothy thanked all who helped. Bernice Watson. Fie yeas to come, when Gail and Duane retire for good, they will be able to sit back in their house and enjoy enjoy all that life has been kind enough to bestow upon them. Until then, it is all systems systems go at full steam as they make Home Enhancement Services a household word. Radie /hack 436-8477 CRIME STOPPERS The Government of Canada, through Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, and the Province of Ontario, through the Ministry of Housing, are making funding available to non-profit and co-operative organizations, churches, service clubs and other community groups interested in sponsoring affordable housing. For more information, your community groups should contact contact the nearest regional office of the Ministry of Housing listed below The deadline for applications is April 30,1990. Help build for the future. Get involved in non-profit housing today Non-profit housing--everyone benefits. Canada ©Ontario Regional Offices of the Ministry of Housing: 55 Hess St. S. Hamilton L8P4R8 (416)521-7500 If longdistance dial toll-free 1-800-263-8295 380 Wellington St. Ste. 1100 London N6A5B5 (519)679-7110 If longdistance dial toll-free 1-800-265-4733 1365 Richmond Rd. Ste. 300 Ottawa K2B6R7 (613)820-8305 If long distance dial toll-free 1-800-267-6108 1191 Lansing Ave. Sudbury P3A4C4 (705) 560-6350 if long distance • dial toll-free 1-800-461-1190 540 West Arthur St. Thunder Bay P7E5R7 (807)475-1465 If long distance dial toll-free 1-800-465-5015 4950Yonge St. Ste. 400 Toronto M2N 6K1 (416)225-1211 If long distance dial toll-free 1-800-668-0208 Radio /hack Radio/hack Radio /hack Radio/hack Radio/hack the area. Reconstruction of Nash Road (Varcoe Road to West Town Limits) and Varcoe Road (King's Highway No. 2 to Nash Road). INFORMATION CENTRE The Corporation ol tho Town of Nowcastlo, has tontativoly planned tho reconstruction ol Nash Road and Varcoe Road In tho 1990 construction program. Tho contract lor tho work will bo advertised advertised In lato March 1990 with construction schodulod to com- moncoin May 1990. The proposed works Include rond oxcovntion, placing granular rood base, curb and guttor, sowars, hot mix nsphalt and concrolo sidewalks. You aro cordially Invltod to attend on Information Contra to bo hold botwoon tho hours ol 4:00 p.m. nnd 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Wednesday, February 28,1900 at Courtlco Secondary School Library (lo- cnlod on Nash road botwoon Trull's Rond nnd Courtlco Road), Preliminary plans lor tho proposed roconslrucllon will bo available lor Inspection and stall will bo on hand to nnswor questions. Input from thopublic Is rospoctlully solicited, W, A, Evans, P. Eng. Director ol Public Wotks Corporation ol tho Town ol Nowcastlo Municipal Building, 40 Tompornnco Slroot BOWMANVILLE, Ontario L1C0A6 (418)023-3370 Onto ol Publication: February 14,1000 ment Service to decorate, model or empty homes to give them eye appeal. Duane has a photo album full of before and after pictures pictures of houses to which they have lent their touch. The improvement is obvious. obvious. Gail has a natural talent for placing furniture to give it the most appealing look. 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