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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 13,1992 Section Two Mother's Day Visitors in Hampton Happenings in Hampton by Michelle Balson 263-2240 I trust all the mothers and grandmothers grandmothers out there enjoyed their Mother's Day on Sunday. What a gloriously wonderful day it was. Could it be that summer has arrived? arrived? The trees are still not in full bloom yet. But why think about it,, just enjoy it! The Ministry of Education deemed May 4 to May 8 as Education Education Week. The schools in our areas participated eagerly. Hampton Junior Junior Public School gave a delightful concert entitled "The Canada Goose." The focus of this was Canadian Canadian unity. The acting performances were excellent. The songs were catchy. I found myself singing along with them. At the end, everyone stood and sang our national anthem. That is one song I wish we heard more of! The M.J. Hobbs choir was busy this past week On Tuesday the choir attended the choir fest. It was a noncompetitive noncompetitive festival for all the schools. Late that evening the choir, band and jazz band performed for parents and students in the M.J. Hobbs gymnasium. A number of parents accepted the invitation to see the students in their classroom on Wednesday evening and Thursday Thursday morning., A large number of grade eight students will be on the "Ottawa Trip" this week. Having helped supervise supervise this trip a few years back, I know everyone will enjoy this learning learning experience. There were ear-to-car smiles on the faces of parents, grandparents and godparents this past Sunday. Four children were welcomed into the fellowship. Kirk Thomas Bradley, Bradley, the son of Russell and Kathryn (Grace) Bradley and Bradley David Jones, the son of Jeffcrey and Barbara Barbara (Naef) Jones were welcomed. So was Victoria Elizabeth Clemens, Happenings in Newcastle From Page 7 slides, of which Mr. Ken Stephenson has printed on-third and copies may be sold. Mr. Ron Locke .introduced guest speaker, Alan Skeoch, who teaches History at Parkdale Collegiate Institute, Institute, is an author and broadcaster. His topic dealt with Home Children and many of his slides showed children similar to those in Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist days -- street urchins whose parents had died or were in work houses. From the streets of London London thousands of children were sent by Dr. Bamardo and other Homes, to farms in Canada, where circumstances were vastly different. Many of the attendants knew Home Children and some were actual Home Boys who told of their experiences. experiences. Memorabilia brought to the meeting added to the most interesting program. Lunch and a social time followed. 'The Community Hall Board The Board held their regular monthly meeting on April 20, and had special meetings on April 28 and May 5. On Monday, the eleventh, they met with Town officials in Bowmanville to discuss the budget. The new gas stove has been installed installed in the basement kitchen and is now in working order. The cost of new screens, the restoration or replacement replacement of the flag pole, and curtains curtains for the great Hall are being investigated. investigated. Small Miracles has withdrawn its offer to rent the East Room. Mrs. Bernadette Bernadette Bowman will begin her duties as part-time secretary-treasurer on May 15. She will be replacing Mrs. Dorice Mace who is retiring. The Bond Head Community Association The first annual meeting of the newly formed Bond Head Community Association was held on Friday evening evening May 8 in the Council Chamber of the Community Hall. Erskine (Dune) Duncan acted as chairman and Lynda MacGregor as secretary. Special guests were Region- ; al Councillor Ann Drcslinski, and Manager of Strategic Planning David Crome. Mrs. Drcslinski outlined her philosophy regarding citizens' relationship relationship with Town Administration and explained methods of procedure. Mr. Crome spoke about the long range official plan and both answered questions questions of immediate concern. At the annual meeting which preceded preceded the general imwting, the By- Laws of the Associatfen^as drawn up by the interim executive, were adopted. adopted. The purpose of the Association is "To monitor and deal with various issues issues and events that challenge the quality of life in this area." Directors elected for the ensuing year are Jim Coyle, Douglas Cronk, Dune Duncan, Jack Eilbcck, Penny Johnston, Lynda MacGregor, Melanie McArthur and Herb Taylor. the daughter of Brent and Mary (MacMillian) Clemens and Kyle Allan Allan DeLore, the son of Allan and Katie (Gillbank) DeLore. A warm welcome to you all. Some other church news: there is still time to order your 1993 Heritage Heritage Books sponsored by the U.C.W. The deadline is Friday, May 15th. Please contact Barb Pokorski at 263-8359. The Hampton U.C.W. will meet Monday, May 18th, at 8 p.m. in the church. The topic will be "Mother's Love." The ladies are asked to bring a curio from your grandmother and tell about the article. A reminder of the Mitchell's Comers Home and School bus trip. The tour will take you to the Waterloo Waterloo Farmers Market, St. Jacobs, and the King Value Centre. The bus will leave Taunton Performance at eight a.m. sharp on Saturday, May 23. Please contact Pat Howard at 579- 1399 if you are interested. Tune in next week for more church news and details of the Scouts' Car Wash. Until then, stay safe. Letters to the Editor The Canadian Statesman encourages our readers to make use of the letters to the editor column to express their opinions and viewpoints on just about any subject, as we feel a lively letters column helps make a better community newspaper. 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