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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 18, 1978 3 The generali Welcome UCWv Welcome on the January lth. transacted its owr the beginning of th after al1 had en dessert at1:30. M Wilson conducted of unit two, all acquainted with mendations of th by the new secr Elva Austin. T approved the r ation for a Bible to begin at the ch a.m. on Februa recommendations were the senior ch March, Sr. Citizen possible, a tour of hydro site and wo the general meei and a pot luck November. All o activities and proj the intervening s be worked out by The outline of n this unit for 197 drawn up and is in members. Mesda and Mrs. Clarer alternative, Mrs. clough, were ask on the meeting of. in Cobourg in Fei W. Kennedy was installation of of followed the patti for this purpose, Newton read thes the list of officers Mrs. E. Barrow Mary Kellogg appreciation on 1 UCW for the service given by Newton as past p: had a foreword would like to se coming year mc Bible study at ea with the aim to h of the love ofJ showing in each, Bernice Best r from Luk Yun ]i Kong and show Christmas card w made. Unit tpresenting the s their Christma during the morni Presbyterial, se offered to drive t programme for t was provided by WESLEYVILLE meeting of iogg wbo showed sides taken ences. Sa do we after high- was held at when he went on a trp witb ligbts of aur ife, go back ta afternoon of tbe Junior Farmers' Associa- routine, a bumorous diarist Each unit tion of Ontario, just a year once said, 'I got up, washed, n business at aga. Tbey spent some time in and went ta bed." The coming he afternoon, Hawaii, Fijii, New Zealand, of Christ brought no change in njoyed their Austraia with same time on the planned mecbanics of the rs. Christine Tasmania. It was interesting natural worid, the sun rase the business ta see the pictures of this and set as bef are, the seasoas were made iovely island and remember came and went. Tbe differ- the recom- its long ago unhappy associa- ences for mankind is that now he executive tion with Canada wben so we have tbe risen Christ as etary, Mrs. many Canadians were sent Power and salace ta mold the he meeting tbere ta exile fallowing the sad character of aur ives if we ecommend- incident in Canada's bistory in will. Tbe choir's anthem was study course 1837. The trp was planned ,There fore cheer Thee, God urch at 9:45 mostiy for Agriculture areas is near Tbee. Ushers were ry 7, other and activities, s0 found a Glen Buttery, Clarence approved ready attention la this rural Nichais, Carroll Nichais and oir dinner in community. The scenes from Ron Brimacombe. Mrs. K. s' in June, if the thermal area were fascîn- Dinner and Mrs. _R. McHohm f Wesleyville ating and caused a littie envy greeted the congrégation as rk, following of ail that free heat. A slde they left. ting in June showing a higb tower from The notice of the death of supper in wbich malten lead was poured Rev. P.L. Gardiner at Belle- f the many from the top ta form globules ville, appearing la the paper grammes for an the way down and used as this week recalled, the year of meetings wil shot, was unusua. The photo- his suppiy on the Weicome y local units. graphy was gaod, thé subjects charge. At that time, due for meetings for înteresting and David's retirement (1951) he beiped 8 bas been commentary and answers ta out when there was a vacancy, n the hands of questions made this a very and he ieft behind many warm mes A. Ford worthwhiie afternooa, for friends. rnce Nicholswhich he was thanked by Mrs. Duil thumps of a different E. Barrow. Wilson. intensityinfarm the residents :ed to report Bright sunshine of Sunday of Wesheyville that there is Presbyterial marning was a great improve- more ta the construction at the bruary. Mrs. ment over the weather of the bydro sight than meets the in charge of day befare aithaugb it was stihi eye. Basting for the storage ficers which quite cold. Church service at caverns is at times heavy ern prepared Welcame was la charge of enougb ta make aearby bouses Mrs. Gwen Rev. W. Kennedy, bis explan- tremble. scripture and ation of the formation of Sorry ta report Debbie was read by psalm 119 foliowing its Dreyer is in Cobourg Hospital clough. Mrs. responsive reading, told of it where she bas undergone expressed being written with each surgery for adhesions, which behalf of the section using a letter of the Were passibly an aftermath of two years' alphabet in order, but this an appendectomy some time Mrs. Gwen does not appiy ta the English ago. We wisb ber a speedy resident., She translation. His story for, the recovery. of what she cbildren required as assistant Icy conditions are found in e during the and Mr. T. Wilson obliged with many driveways and yards luding some the needed hehp. It concerned surrounding bouses. There ach meeting, a mother's teaching of ber son must be a high water hevel ave the light that the world reflects your judging by the frequency of Jesus Christ attitude. She took bim for a the sump pump action. member. walk along a path where she Birds keep close ta the ead a letter knew an echo could be heard feeders and when ice and snow Man in Hong and asked him ta taik with covers a natural source, seem ed a dainty another boy up la the hili. He ta appreciate the-bounty hich she had was amazed ta hear the other provided by those who take wo will be boy answer in tanes similar ta their pay la entertalament kit given a. his own; "I hate you" or 'I provided by the birds. s concert, ng session of veral ladies hat day. The he afternoon David Kel- love you." The message for the morning was based on the words, "and the angels went back". After their extraordin- ary appearance the angels returned to ordinary experi- G.M. and started work this week. Mrs. G. Morris and Mrs. H. Thickson were in Peterbor- ough on Thursday. Snow and more snow seems to be the order of the day for the coming week. We feel we have had plenty. Mr. John DeKoker returned from Mexico last weekend. Mrs. DeKoker returned a week prior in order to be back teaching on the 3rd. Philip Mercer bas been home with. the flu for a few days. He works at the Motors. Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Miss Kathleen Anne Long, daugh- ter ofMr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Long, Rochestern NY, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewko, and Mr. David Wayne Daugherty who were married Sunday, December 18, 1977 at Newport News, Virginia, U.S.A. Legion Speaking Contest Branch 178 will hold its annual Public Speaking con- test in the Legion Hall on Sunday, February 26th, regis- tration at 12:30. Owing to the number of Students entering this contest we are having to start a little earlier than usual. All students are re- minded that they must enter through their respective schools. High school students may if necessary contact me to enter phone 623-4573. The general public are welcome to come out and hear these students speak. Remembrance Day Literary Contest Results at Zone Level Snr. Poems 1. Cynthia Ball, Bowmanville High; 2. Laura Alexander, Eastdale Colleg- iate, Oshawa; 3. Elizabeth Holden, Port Perry High. Inter. Poems, 1. Howard Bailey, Blackstock; 2. Kim Nagal, Bowmanville Senior Public; 3. Carrie Shannon, Denis O'Connor, Whitby. Jnr. Poems, Charon Kerr, Beau Valley Public, Oshawa. Snr. Essays 1. David Norris, Denis O'Connor, Whitby; 2. Edie Vincze, Donevan Colleg- iate, Oshawa; 3. Barry Van Camp, Cartwright High, Blackstock. Inter. Essays 1. Kelly Arm- strong, Dr. Phillips, Oshawa; 2. Katharine Duquesnay, Denis O'Connor, Whitby, 3. Tim Sharpe, Pines Senior Public, Newcastle. Jnr. Essays 1. Debbie Kieze- brink, Prince Albert; 2. Bernadette Francis, St. Joseph's, Bowmanville; 3. Willa Wagner, Coronation Public, Oshawa. DIM AND BEAR IT,. SAYS IAPA When an oncoming driver doesn't switch to lower beams, don't fight back by keeping your upper beams on, says tbe Industrial Accident Prevent- ion Association. Just dim and bear it, says the IAPA. TYRNE Jennifer Elizabeth Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Payne, R. R. 3 Newcastle, became the bride of Ivan Arthur Hale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hale, Toronto, in a lovely ceremony in Welcome United Church on October 8th, 1977. - GoWns and Photo by Astor. Eliz abethville Services on the 9th were held and Mrs. N. Gardiner and Mrs. Ritchie conducted the services. The United Church Women were in charge of the service. On Tuesday afternoon our U.C.W. meeting was called off as the weather wasn't good. No meeting will be held this month our next meeting will be February 14th Congratulations are extend- ed to Mrs. Gary Fowler who won the draw in the Rowntree Chocolate Bar Contest for 1977. She won a week trip to Disney World for four people, all expenses paid. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewko spent a week with their niece in Scarborough recently. Mrs. Clarence Beatty is a little better. Mrs. Alex Carruthers is improving. She may be home now but wasn't the first of the week. Mrs. K. Trew is over the flu and keeps little Christopher Fowier during the day while bis mother works. Mrs. Robt. Westheuser and Lesley spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson. Mr. John Quantrill bas been moved to the Windsor plant of 30 KING ST. WEST WRAYE CAMPBELL BOWMANVILLE DISPENSING OPTICIAN PHONE 623-4477 Further Reductions on inter Merchandise I/2Pric on Cloth Coats - Fur Fabries Trimmed and Untrimmed Separates - Sweaters - Pant Suits and Dresses "A Special Shop for Special Women" Carter'fio! 8onb Bítreet Bond Towers Shopping Ma° 44 Bond St. W. Downtown Qshawa 576-7152 SQUARE King St. East GM Appointment Ronald S. Duffy The appointment of Ronald S. Duffy as Secretary and Treasurer of General Motors of Canada Limited was announced today On Sunday, January 22nd, the Annual General Meeting of the Tyrone Community Centre Board will be held at Tyrone Hall at 8:00 p.m. What makes this one differ- ent and most importapt for all residents is that a draft constitution will be presented for approval. An attempt will be made to circulate the draft in the area this week. The outgoing Board will also recommend priority activities for the coming year for general discussion. These include a fence around the perimeter of the grounds, an ice rink and tennis court in the park and a rather large addition to the hall. A representative of the Splash Committee is also expected to make a presenta- tion. During the past few months a nominating committee has been active in an effort to present a slate of officers for the coming year. Coffee and donuts will be available throughout the meeting and residents are encouraged to make full use of these facilities. Architects' plans showing three different concepts for the addition will be displayed at the meeting. The doors will be open at 7:00 p.m. Tyrone U.C.W. The January meeting of Tyrone UCW was held on January 11, 1978 in the C E. McPherson, President and General Manager. He re- places C.L. (Bill) Jenkins who was recently transferred to GM's Detroit Central Office staff as Director of Research, Policy and Planning of Government Relations. Mr. Duffy was born in Oshawa and received his education there. He joined General Motors in Oshawa in 1951 and held various supervi- sory positions in the financial staff until 1968, when he was transferred to the Comptrol- ler's Staff of General Motors Corporation, Central Office, Detroit. Mr. Duffy returned to Canada in January, 1972 to become Senior Staff Assistant at the GM St. Catharines Plant. He held this position until his appointment as Resident Comptroller-St. Catharines Plant in December, 1973. In June, 1975, Duffy was transferred to Oshawa and appointed Assistant Comptrol- ler of General Motors of Canada Limited. In this capacity Mr. Duffy had responsibility for many of the financial departments and, as well, the co-ordination and direction of financial activit- ies at all plant locations, including manufacturing facilities at Oshawa, Windsor, Ste. Therese, Scarborough and St. Catharines. He is married to the former Lois Lockwood of Oshawa and has three children - Susan, Dianne and Scott. wing. President Mrs. Paul Vaneyk opened the meeting with a prayer of inspiration for the New Year. We were happy to have Mrs. A. Youngman and daughter Betty and Joy Loveridge as guests. Betty very capably gave her 4H commentary General Rules for good Storage", which contained many helpful hints. The devotional was present- ed by Mrs. G. Alldread and Mrs. Harold Swain. During the business session the Annual reports were read by committee members or representatives. Offices for the coming year have been filled as follows: President: Mrs. J. Vaneyk, Vice President-Mrs. A. Hoar, Secretary-Mrs. A. Haines, Treasurer-Mrs. A. Knowlton, Corresponding Secretary- Mrs. Wm. Roy, Manse Com- mittee-Mrs. J. Rundle, Supply and Social Assistance-Mrs. A. Hoar, Christian Education- Mrs. P. Vaneyk, Literature and Communication-Mrs. T. Pleasance and Mrs. E. Wood, Representative to Official Board-Mrs. P. Vneyk, Social Functions-Mrs. W. Park, Mrs. J. Rowan, Mrs. G. Brent, Catering-Mrs. J. Woodley and Mrs. S. Drysdate, Foster Child-Mrs. L. Davey, Audi- tors-Mrs. J. Rowan and Mrs. M. Yeo, Representative to Hall Board-Mrs, A. Knowlton, Press Reporter-Mrs. D. South- well, Nominating Committee- Mrs. W. Park and Mrs. A. Hoar. Mrs. Wm, Roy would appreciate everyone letting her know the birthdates of our Senior Citizens so cards may be sent. Mrs. John Vaneyk, incoming President chaired the remainder of the meeting. We will be filling Lenten Cards again this year with our project being the Bursary Fund. Donations were voted for our Church Stewards and Streethaven. Future caterings are Lion- ettes on January 17th and the Lions club on January 23rd. One catering each in April, May and September. The Installation of Officers will be held during Sunday Morning service on January 15th. A delieious lunch was served by Mrs. Alldread and Mrs. Swain Bom a nvî 1le TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 67 King St. East - Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario LiC 1N4 AI M~e oy tYo TYRONE HALL51 We proudly present our Dining Room Special Offer that's idealfor office parties, curling or bowling parties . . . almost any social function. Offer is good Monday to Thursday only from 11 a.m. until1 a.m. Your Host: Mr. Jimmy Chow Restaurant and Tavem tous