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I Recent Graduates The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 23,1993 5 Tracy-Lynn Bates Tracy-Lynn Bates graduated from Durham College receiving her diploma diploma in Early Childhood Education on June 12, 1993. Tracy is the daughter of Bill and Linda Bates of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Dr. Paul Herron Mr. and Mrs. Grant Herron are proud to announce the graduation of their son Paul, from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto. Toronto. Paul- graduated from Courtice Secondary! School aftehdé& the University of Windsor. Special congratulations congratulations from his wife Vicki, and grandfather John (Harry) Herron. Dr. Herron will be setting up practice practice in Bowmanville. Burke Edward Lush On June 4, 1993 at the convocation convocation at Queen's University in Kingston, Kingston, Burke Edward Lush received the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education. Burke is a graduate of Lord Elgin Public School, Bowmanville Senior Public School and Bowmanville High School and the son of Bruce and Colleen Colleen Lush of Bowmanville. ' Rose Elaine Robinson Hately Rose Elaine Robinson Hately graduated June 4th, 1993 from Trent University on the Dean's Honours List with a Bachelor of Science degree degree in Anthropology. She received the Ewing Memorial Scholarship, the Trent Alumni 1992 Summer Session Prize for Oshawa, and the Symons Essay Prize in Canadian Studies. Rose is continuing her studies in the Honours programme at Trent. St. John's âttdlttan Church -*• Temperance St. S., Bowmanville SUNDAY, JUNE 27TH, 1993 TRINITY m 8:00 n.m. Holy Communion 10:00 n.m. Baptism nnd Eucharist Note: Every Wed. 9:30 ».m. Holy Communion nnd Laying on of Hands for Healing Rector-TheJ^vsren^Canon^B^ronJfalMjBLAjjSjTB. The Salvation Army Bowmanville Citadel 75 Liberty St. S. CHURCH SERVICE TIMES 9:30 a.m. - Family Christian Education (Sunday School) 11:00 a.m.- Holiness Worship 6:30 p.m.- Praise Service Como and join us at a Community Church whom Christ makes the dilloronco. For more Information call 623-3761 Corps Ollicers/Paslors: Captain and Mrs. G. Cooper &t. haul's mtnitttr Church Minlctur: Flov, N,E. Schnmorhorn, B.A., M, Div, OtgnnlM; Mr, Douglas Dowoll Church Socrolary: Hulun Mclnnos G23-73G1 SUNDAY, JUNE 27TH, 1993 10:00 a,m, Rev. Ed's Farewell Service Everyone Is invited to attend a . "Retirement Celebration" in honour of Rev. Ed and Marilyn Scluimerhorn til tho Lions Contre, Bowmnnvlllo on Sunday, June 27lh, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Rotary Exchange Student Speaks to Maple Grove W.I. Terry Edwin Darbey Terry Edwin Darbey graduated on May 29th, 1993 from Lakehead University in Thunder Bay with a B.A. in Political Science and a Minor in Law. Terry is the son of Barry and Hazel Darbey of Bowmanville. Tammy Lyn Carter Tammy Lyn Carter, daughter of John and Sue Carter and sister of Michelle Michelle Brock, granddaughter of Monica Monica Gray and Bernice Carter, on June 19, 1993, graduated from Sir Sand- ford Fleming College in Office Medical Medical Administration. She also won the S.H.A.R.P. Award. Good luck, Tammy. Tammy. The Maple Grove W.I. met in the C.E. Hall on Monday, June 14th at 8 p.m. with Mrs. A. Vandergaast President President in charge of the following business. business. Ode and Lord's Prayer opened the meeting. The Roll Call was "A safety tip for travellers." The Treasurer's report was given and a letter of thanks from the Wm. Smit family for catering to a wedding was read. Mrs. H. Bradley gave a report of the District Annual held at Black- stock on May 11th. It was agreed that the District look after a memento for the W.I.'s 100th Anniversary. Arrangements were made for cookies for area at Orono Fair and that Mrs, H. Bradley and Mrs. W. Brown be in charge from 4-6 p.m. on the Friday of the Fair. Port Perry Church Receives $9,532 An Access Fund grant to improve accessibility for senior citizens and people with disabilities has been awarded to Port Perry's Church of the Ascension. A grant of $9,532 will be used to apply to the costs of a ramped sidewalk, curb cut, signage, lighting an accessible washroom and a hearing assistive device system for its community facilities. The Access Fund is a program of the Ministry of Citizenship's Office for Disability Issues and the Office for Seniors' Issues. "I'm pleased that this initiative will allow more people to participate in community activities," said Cord Mills, MPP for Durham East "We're building greater participation participation in the work force through these renovation projects," said Elaine Ziemba, Minister responsible for Seniors' and Disability Issues. "At the same time, people with disabilities disabilities and senior citizens can share a greater part of community life because because of the improvements of these facilities." In the past four years, the Access Fund, in partnership with nonprofit organizations, has provided $20 million million to create access to employment counselling and vocational training centres, women's shelters and facilities. facilities. Fundraising for Parkwood Goes Over Campaign Goal of $150,000' " A New Season Begins..." the fundraising campaign to restore and enhance the historic Parkwood Estate has surpassed its $150,000 goal. In less than a year, more than $163,000 has been raised to restore the former home of Coll R. Samuel McLaughlin, founder of General Motors Motors of Canada. The funds raised from this campaign campaign will be used to begin to restore and enhance the Estate and to encourage encourage increased public use and enjoyment enjoyment of the 55-room mansion and 12 acres of formal gardens. The campaign received the support support of many individuals, community groups and businesses who wanted to ensure that this unique and beautiful piece of Oshawa's history was preserved preserved for the future. Come and Worship with us This Sunday at 11 a.m. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 623-3432 Temperance and Church St., Bowmanville Rev. Harvey Osborne b.a., m ow 623-0009 Our President told of the 4-H Achievement Day at Base Line Community Community Centre and had a picture of the 4-H group. Regular Collection and pennies for Friendship were then taken. Mrs. A. Hall convenor for "Education" "Education" was in charge of the following following program. Mrs. C. Russell, Mrs. P. McIntyre and Mrs. F. Makxam, a trio from Maple Maple Grove choir sang "Whispering Hope" and "Live Love." Mrs. A. Vandergaast commented on the Motto, "Blessed is he who learns to admire but not to envy." She said "Admire means to regard with praise." After winter, it is especially especially easy to admire our parks, our gardens as well as music, art, architecture architecture and fashion. If you are an admirer admirer of crafts and see a craft better than our own, we will strive to do better ourselves. We like to listen to music and singing and even if we cannot achieve as much as others along these lines, it doesn't stop us from admiring others. Envy and discontent can cause ugly jealousy in our homes. At times we may show spite or suspicion and find it hard to control our feelings. We need to be content in all circumstances. circumstances. In the end let us practise the spirit of love for God and others. Mrs. W. Brown introduced our guest speaker, Emily Howard of Gawler near Adelaide in South Australia. Australia. Emily told us about her early life in various places in South Australia Australia and how she was picked to be a Rotary Exchange Student and came to spend a year in Canada. We were briefed on her family, her school life and she did compare some of the differences in the education education systems of the two countries. Emily was quite surprised to arrive arrive at the time of one of our worst snowstorms of the winter and of how cold it was. Wc were- shown many It's a Boy! j-.^iBarry arid Sandra Sage (nee Hop-' per) are proud to announce the birth of their first child Jesse Dane, bom November 11, 1992 at Oshawa General General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sage and Mr. and Mrs. Hopper all of Peterborough. Î4Ï Hi! My name is Mitchcl William Morris and I celebrated my 1st birthday birthday on April 28, 1993. My procasti- nating Mommy and Daddy are Glen and Susan Morris of Morris Auto Glass in Bowmanville. Special thanks to my Nana, Dorothy Morris, and my Granddad and Gramma, Albert Albert and Jean Chappie, all of Bow- manvillc. Thank you to the entire family for a great 1st year. HEADTOVANHEMMEN TIRES We're rolling out the deals on BF Goodrich Radiais FREE INSTALLATION, BALANCING, TIRE DISPOSAL, ALIGNMENT QHEQK 245*50SR16TA .„ 275*50Sm5T.A 295*505015 T.A 275*605015 T. A 255»«0SO15T.A 245*60 S0t5T.A 236*60SOI5T.A 2I5*65S0I5T,A 195*605014 T,A, 2I5*COS014T.A 215*705014 T.A 205.70S014TA, A 1 ! 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Several questions were asked as regards to education and life in general general and very capably answered by Emily. Mrs. A. Vandergaast moved a vote of thanks to Emily and presented presented her with a token of our appreciation. appreciation. The repeating of the Collect in unison closed the meeting. Lunch of veggies and dip, breads, biscuits and dips, tea and coffee were served by the group in charge. The W.I. summer outing is on June 30th with lunch at Bobcaygeon and a boat cruise. Press Secretary Win Brown. SPECIALS June 23 - July 4 Pizza Mozzarella $g50 ^ SAVE $1.27 kg 5 & 6 Yr. Old Cheddar ^ 19°° kg SAVE $1.70 kg Mild Cheddar ^9°° kg SAVE $1.40 kg Giftware • Gourmet Food Products Hours: 9 - 6 Mon. - Thurs. and Sat. 9 - 9 Fri. Sun. 10 - 6 115 Hwy. Newcastle 987-4339 PATRICK 6. DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic A Complete Denture Service Relines • Repairs • New Dentures Soft Liners FREE CONSULTATION 5 George Street ^Bowmanville 623-4473. Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, b.sc. Phm. 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