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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 28,1990 Ontario Street School Holds Annual Winter Carnival 4H Club Holds Lunch time at x Ontario Street Public School can be a real adventure sometimes. Especially when it's part of the school's annual Winter Carnival. These three students, (1-r), Chris Webden, Tynar Draper, and ■ -Lauriane^ Ebacher applies war paint to the face of Gabriel Fleming during Win- ^ e . r Carnival Week at Ontario Street Public School. Other events included, popcorn art, life saver passing, and a jello eating contest. A reputation built on customer satisfaction since 1977! 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At each of the four churches visited - Port Perry at 8 a.m., Greenwood at 10 a.m., Kedron at 12 noon, Newcastle at 2 p.m. - church members in Oshawa Presbytery Presbytery were there to greet Reverend Reverend Lee and chat with him. At Kedron Church where Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. executive members were holding an all-day meeting, a light lunch was provided for Reverend Lee, Reverend Gee, and Reverend Hughes, minister of Kedron, by Presbyterial Presbyterial U.C.W. A substantial substantial crowd arrived at noon to meet The Moderator, each ierson bringing their brown- ag lunch and ënjoying a brief time of fellowship. • Later, everyone moved upstairs to the sanctuary for a brief address by Reverend Lee. He referred to the church as a large all- inclusive family. Throughout Throughout his visits across Canada he hears many voices and opinions from representatives representatives to _ Conferences and Presbyteries and from mem- . bers of congregations. Reverend Reverend Lee stressed the importance importance of our unity and diversity in the past upon which Church Union was established established in 1925. He encouraged encouraged us to be more receptive receptive to multi-culturalism in our country for we all have come from the same source, Adam and Eve. In a brief positive remark about the political changes in Europe, Europe, Reverend Lee claims "the winds of God are blowing blowing strong". He sees the direction direction of history as a posi- Your quality independent LENNOX K dealer. UCW Meeting In Bowmanville On Wednesday, March 7, 1990 women from Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. will be gathering at Trinity United Church in Bowmanville for their annual meeting. Registration Registration begins at 9 a.m. followed followed by an opportunity to peruse and purchase books in the Book Room. Eileen Down and Marg Mundy will be leading in a time of singing. singing. President of Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W., Jaque- lin Guthrie will preside over the business portion of the day. The new executive will be installed by Reverend Brian Gee who is Chairman of Oshawa Presbytery. Betty Turcott of Trinity United is the in-coming president. The theme for the day is "Life in its Fullness" and the guest speaker,- Judith Snow will speak in the morning and again in the afternoon. Judith has a lifetime of experience experience living with cpindra- plegia and works with others others toward building a world where everyone is seen as gifted and is supported to participate in everyday life. She has her B.A. in Mathematics Mathematics and Psychology and an M.A. in Clinical and Counselling Psychology from York University. Judith was the founder of the Center for Special Services for Handicapped Handicapped Students at York- the first service in Canada to provide a broad range of supports to physically disabled disabled students. For three years she was the coordinator coordinator of that Center. Judith Judith is presently involved with the Canadian Association Association for Community Living. Lunch will bo provided by the Indies of Trinity Church flt a cost of $5.00. Free babysitting babysitting is available. E •y tive one and he remains very optimistic about the future future of our Church. Reverend Lee shared some comments about a two week visit which he made late last fall to Latin American American countries. He spoke of the terrible tortures, killings, killings, and kidnappings which occur every day. While on a visit to a poor area in San Salvador, Reverend Lee and his companions were surrounded surrounded by 10 soldiers who pushed machine guns at them and demanded to see their passports. In spite of the oppression ho sensed a feeling of hope and determination determination from these people and Reverend Leo is optimistic optimistic about victoiy for, ns lie says, "God is on the side of the people". Jacquelin Guthrie, President President of Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. and Reverend Hughes both expressed appreciation appreciation to Reverend Leo for visiting Oshawa Presbytery Presbytery and for his message of hope for our Church. Prosbylcrial U.C.W. RomindcrH 1) Oshawa Prosbytortinl U.C.W. Annual Meeting is on' March 7. 1990 at Trinity Church in Bowmanville beginning beginning with registration at 9 a,m. Lunch cost is $5. Guest speaker is Judith Snow whoso topic is "Lifo in its Fullness". 2) The Bay of Quinte Conference U.C.W. Annual Meeting will bo at St. John's United Church, Campbell- lord on April 3 & <1, 1990. The Very Reverend Lois Wilson, Wilson, Past Moderator of the United Church will bo speaking on "The Promise of the Holy Spirit". CANGUARD TAX SERVICES Business and Personal Tax Preparation Bill Cancilla 523 Crimson Crf. .i .xûshawa 434-8087 Wally Linfiard 15 Fourth St. "Bowmanville 623-4217 Second Meeting In Tyrone On Monday, February 19, 1990, Tyrone 4-H club had their second meeting. Members Members rode with Mrs. Plea- sance and Mrs. Pascoe to the destination of Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Here Cory Kuipers escorted us to the viewing area where we had a short film strip on death. The film strip showed how children react to pets dying then in turn people. It said that showing your feelings feelings or being angry isn't unnatural unnatural and is just a part of coping with a loved one's death. It went through the various stages after death like the funeral and burial. Corey then informally had a question and answer period about funerals. He then took us downstairs where we saw the casket room. This is where the family picks out a casket for the deceased. ' There are stainless steel or wooden caskets to choose from. After more questions and answers Melanie Chris- tou thanked Corey and we were on our way hack to Tyrone Tyrone for the rest of the meeting meeting in the-church. Melanie opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge that was repeated repeated by all members in attendance. attendance. Jenny Wilcox read the minutes from the previous previous meeting which were approved approved as'read. The roll call was done at this time. The club name was discussed briefly but the club will decide decide next week for sure. Mrs. Pleasance and Mrs. Pascoe asked us about our home assignments assignments which most had completed. The meeting was handed over to the leaders. Nancy Pleasance conducted her first youth leader assignment. assignment. This was about writing proper .thank you notes. Examples were handed handed out by Nancy from Mrs. Pascoe and Mrs. Pleasance. They ranged from baby shower gifts, wedding gifts to funeral donation thank yous. Members collectively read from the manual about the proper procedures. Nancy Nancy Had made up ahead of time make believe people whom to the members and leaders had to write thank you letters. Everyone did an excellent job. When writing thank you notes they should be sent within 3 days, made to sound sincere, never mention mention anything wrong with the gift and if ,given money, say whatyoUj|lan to do with The meetingwas adjourned adjourned shortly after nine o'clock. The next meeting is Monday, February ' 26 at 6:30 at the Tyrone United Church. The home activities for next week are to write a thank you, answer the questions questions on the funeral parlor and think about the party. Submitted by Nancy A. Pleasance Vincent Massey News Mrs. Fetch does not have a school of her own. She is a supply teacher for our school area. She has supplied at six different schools. She has her home in Millbrook. The thing she likes best about Vincent Massey is the nice kids and teachers. She has fourteen horses on her ranch which must keep her very busy. Leslie Adams is one of Mrs. Fetch's students. She likes making booklets but hates gym. by Melissa Bowen On my trip to Ganarnska I learned many skiing skills. The class was taught to skate on skiis, do the herring herring bone up the hills and snowplow on the way down. We had a Night Hike for the first night we arrived, and n skit night the next evening. We also played an endangered endangered species game. I recommend recommend Ganaraskn to everyone everyone even if you do linvo to do the dishes. by Jeremy Oliver In Miss Cole's class they 2 studying Geometry. They arc trying to find out which shapes slide and which shapes roll. During nrt they nro using straws to make different pictures. pictures. The students are learning how to use the mouse to do n now computer program. by Tammy Bunco Vincent Massey colobrnt- o« Heritage Week by having a Winter Plnydny. It was organized organized by Mrs. Cavanaugh with assistance from Mrs. Strong nnd Ms. Clmdwick. Uioro wore ninny activities such as tobogganing, hockey ball target and snow towers. Jennifer Gnlinski liked tho towers mid the 'ennoo race tho best. At tho rest station wo had hot chocolate. chocolate. Aller tlm activities, each team mode snow sculptures. sculptures. I liked the rabbit that our team made, By Stofaiilo Cooper. are Mentalist Mike Mandel was at the Bowmanville High School on Saturday, February 24 to work his magic before a packed house. Pictured above, partici pants were getting prepared to crash while on a roller coaster ride. The event was sponsored by the Bowmanville Bowmanville Toro Juveniles Hockey Team. 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