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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, May 8,1991 3 Generous Blood Donors Honored for Multiple Donations OBITUARY 1? During last week's Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at ; the Lions Centre, several citations for multiple dona- ; tions were presented, including one for 100 donations • of blood. Included in the presentations were, 1-r, Jean ! Osborne with 50 donations, Kay Moore 35, Bill Cairns ! 35, Walter Piersma with 100, Thos. Tollett 35, and Mary Skene 50. Other contributors not present when photo was taken included Mel Roche 35, Jerry Sie- barth 35 and Peter Thomas 35. The clinic was most succcessful, with 454 donors, 31 deferrals, for a grand total of 423 donating blood. Orono U.C.W. ...# All Chemicals and Fertilizers • Custom Applications • Soil Testing On Request • Tissue Analysis On Request HUNCO FARMS SUPPLY Ltd. R.R. 4, Cobourg Tel. (416) 885-7203 Happenings Letter read out from our "Compassion child" in Haiti and Dorothy read a prayer for our child. Letters from M. and S. committees urging support Why treat your COTTAGE LIKE A TENT? Instead, fill it with insulation, install energy efficient windows and doors, and seal out drafts. Energy efficiency can make a big difference when renovating. You will be more comfortable, save on energy bills and your cottage will probably be worth more too. Come in today for your free full colour brochure, "Build Energy Efficiency into Your Renovations". Ontario Hydro Scugog Road, Bowmanville 1 -800-263-8028 a member ol EnerUark The Electricity people for the chaplain group. There are 75 hospitals served by chaplains. The committee in charge of meeting were Gladys Greenwood, Dorothy Barnett Barnett and Maijorie Boynton. Dorothy read scripture reading "God Created the Earth", Gladys gave readings readings and hymn 50 "How Great Thou Art" was sung by all. The overall theme of meditation was on the "Environment," "Environment," . and Dorothy brought many interesting pictures. Maijorie closed with prayer. A delightful contest on "Flowers" was much enjoyed and a delicious lunch closed meeting? SUSAN PATRICIA EDMONDSON Following a courageous battle with cancer, the death occurred in Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville of Susan P. Edmondson in her 42nd year, on Saturday, April 27, 1991. Born in Bowmanville, the daughter of Francis and Helen Helen (Stephens) Cook, Susan was educated in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Courtice and George Brown College, in Toronto. On February 7, 1971 she was united in marriage with Harold S. Edmondson, and they resided at 39 Duke Street, Bowmanville. Susan was a professional hair dresser for twenty-two years and was employed at Courtice Hairstyling, Gina's, Grieg's, Kut and Kurl and Bobette's. She was a very loving and devoted wife, mother, daughter and sister. She carried that loving attitude to everyone she knew. She had a great love for God's nature and was gifted artistically. Her.' first love was flowers and she did magic with them by her green thumb. Then she would transfer her beauty on canvas with oil prints. For us who have been left behind we will cherish these paintings forever. She continued continued to show her love and beauty by decorating wedding wedding cakes for relatives and friends. Surviving, besides her husband Harold, are a daughter, Meesha, and son, Martin all at home. Her parents, parents, Frank and Helen Cook, brother Frank Jr., his wife Terry. Also daughter-in-law of Howard and Yvonne Edmondson, Edmondson, of Bowmanville, sister-in-law of Nancy Evans, Jane Coggins, Da via, Glen, and Jeff, also many nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held at Northcutt Elliott Funeral Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Tuesday, April 30, 1991, with Pastor Rick Hillsden officiating. officiating. A favorite poem of the family and hymns were played. Interment Bowmanville Bowmanville Cemetery. Students Take Part in Museum's Music Appreciation Program During April, several classes from Lord Elgin School in Bowmanville visited the Bowmanville Museum Museum to participate in the museum's musical appreciation appreciation program. At the museum, they were entertained on the Jury-Dominion piano in a concert by Mr. Cory Kuipers, Mrs. K. Billett and Mr. Tom Webb. A very fine letter of thanks was received by the museum from the students who took part in the visit. The students are shown above, along with Charles Taws, Museum Curator and Tom Webb, museum program coordinator. coordinator. There is still room during May ana June for students to visit the museum and participate in the Musical Appreciation Program. For further details, call the museum at 623-2734. Women's Institute Meets in May tig 1 teem for the deceased were many beautiful floral tokens and donations to Cancer, Arthritis Arthritis Society, Multiple Sclerosis, Oshawa Palliative Care and Memorial Hospital Foundation. Floral tributes from G.M. Battery Dept, friends, Shoppers Drug Mart staff, Memorial Park Association, and Horseshoe Investments. Bowmanville Women's Institute met on Thursday May 2 in Trinity Sunday school hall. Mrs. Wiseman, the president president opened the meeting O Canada, and the Institute Ode. There were 21 members and 1 visitor present. Our roll call was "What we should or should not put. in a compost pile," which was well answered. Mrs. Twist gave the motto motto which was on how our bodies and our i soil is starved. If we do not eat the proper proper foods our bodies soon get to be starved, for vitamins and minerals and if we do not replenish our soil with fertilizer and much needed nitrogen and potash it too is starved. Miss M. Collacut played a solo, Rock of Ages. Mrs. Shirh gave a reading reading about a lady 92 years old and told of doing farm chores, milking cows and making butter also baking bread. Our speaker was Judy Hervid of Newtonville who spoke on the environment, using up our garbage in compost, which is great fertilizer fertilizer and nitrogen. Judy also spoke on different herbicides herbicides and insecticides which were good and which ones were harmful. Mrs. Downey presented oiir speaker with a small gift. Minutes of the April meeting were read and approved. approved. District Annual at Mara- natha Church on Hwy. 2. Meeting closed with the Mary Stewart Collect. June meeting at Mrs. M. Puk's, Liberty St. N. 5 m RE-ROOFING Our Specialty "Get two estimates... be sure one is ours ' (416) 723-9022 (416) 723-5731 CASH AND CARRY Sale prices valid from May 2 to 18,1991 or while quantities last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ROLPH HARDWARE 1 Main Street, P.O. Box 489 ORONO Telephone 983-5207