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Lions Club Welcomes New -Members Three new names were added to the membership roll of the Bowmanville Lions Club last week during a special induction meeting. -District Governor Graham Law from Cobourg took part in the induction ceremony after speaking to the club. Shown above, left to righit, are District Governor Graham Law, with the new members, Klaas Degroot, treasurer for the Town ofNewcastle, Wally Pitt, principal of Mitchelîs Corners Public School, assistant representative for the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Rod Stork and Lions Club President Don Marsden. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lanos and family visited with Mr. an~d Mrs. Maurice Pollard and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grills, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Preece were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Bewdley. Kevin Sachs, Cobourg was a Sunday visitor with Mrs. Winnie Ferguson and Clarence Sachs. Mrs. Meirose McCollomn, Oshawa was a weekend guest of her sister and nephew. Miss Marquerite Wright and Mrs. Norma Bradford, Oshawa, were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MeGili einjoyed dinner and spent Peterborough' Civic Band presented in cnrt by Carke High School Rand and Choir, under the auspices of the Peterborough Fedieration of Musicians In the Clarke High School Auditorium on Sunday, March 5th at 2:30 p.ni. Free Admission!I Refreshments Available Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue, Judy and Laurie. Mr. and Mrs. W. Piggott visited Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, Bowmanville on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, Port Perry were Sunday callers onMr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright and Jeffrey at the Ali Baba Steak House for dinner on Sunday evening, the occasion being Edgar's approaching birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Garth McGill, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue, Mr. Harvey McGill called at the Wignall Funerai Home to pay their respects to the family of the late Mrs. J. Brown, Port Credit. Sympathy is extended to Mr. ýand Mrs. Joe McGill, Mississauga. Mrs. Zella Nicholîs, St. Catharines, Donny Nicholîs and family, Niagara Falls, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yeo and family, Oshawja, Vie Agnew and fam were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. BIîl Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. David Stainton and family, Cobourg were Saturday evening callers on Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. Mr. andi Mrs. W. Piggott were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain, Haydon. Margaret. and -Orville Ashton were Sunday guests of Charles, Karen and Tara Ashton, Oshawa. Get wel wishes go to Ama Ashton (recently had surgery on ber leg), Oshawa Hospital, also Mrs. Jackie Scott and Rev. Walter Crawford ail in Oshawa Hospital. Frank Dorland and John Tabb are also hospitalized. We wish a comfortable and complete recovery for our Editor-in-chief John who is recovering from eye surgery recently and receiving home care now. May we welcome a brand new resident Dianne Michelle who has come by way of the Stork to live with Jennifer and Erie Bowman. Lucky little girl and bappy parents. Our sympathy is for the sorrowing famnilles of the late Gladys Thompson (Black- stock) and the late Les Henry Moffatt (Oshawa) both of whom had connections at one time with our community. Margaret Ashton enjoyed her recent week's visit with three brothers, Burton, Ernest and Francis and their families and some other relatives in Ottawa and Templeton, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford, and family, Hampton were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Sorry to report Mr. and Mrs. F. Gorden were in an accident recently. Mrs. Gorden is confined to hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. The Sunday morning service observed Lord Baden Powell Sunday with the' Beavers, Brownies, Cubs, Guides, Scouts and Leaders in attendance who after, the Organ Prelude formed a long processional around the aisle to occupy the front pews and by adding their numbers to f111 the sanctuary after placing We are pleased to introduce to Our salons for men and women This perm gives your hair the lustrous conditioning benefits of natural Henna while perming at the same time. OnIy $30*00 Reg. $40.00 Price includes: cut and blow drying. You've made us your Ieading ha ir stylist. We give you the best in up-to-date styles and leading products. Go for the Best .. Don't Settie for Less! We at Adam & Eve Unisex invite you tocal 623-4191 for an a pitent Matt Sacco - nela Jans -Terry Cook 21 TEMPERANCE ST. S. ..or any of the following locations: OSHAWA IOSHAWA City Men's Salon j Riviera Men's and Ladies'I 68 King St. W. - 725-8710 Hairstylina BOWMANVILLE OSHAWA Academy Hairstyling 304 Stevenson Rd. N. 576-1850 PORT PERRY Hair Centre lrt Perry Plaza 985-7232 each of the five standards at the altar. The Anthem by the Sr. choir and director Ulah Chambers, entitled "Walk With Him" gave a meaningful message in music. Our Minister stood on the Chancel steps to many happy faces as he gave his Children's Story "Missionaries Now",where he told of a little child who was a missionary to bis pýarents. As usual the very young members repeated their unison prayer and moved to the S.S. room with leaders for S.S. period. Each of the five groups stood in turn to repeat together the "Promise" which is to help someone everyday. One lone Scout was joined by our minister to repeat the promise. Our minister's sermon was "Give up to Take up" where he showed we give up self to take up for others. He explained also the movement represented by the five groups and told of the recent celebration at P.EI. He cited some experiences of the great leader Baden Powell as a, soldier who was observant, cautîous and had a keen memnory and who also had many loves with especially a love of God. Rev. Kempling also spoke of God's ~wofld, God's Plan, God's Lovec and caring with reference to the Burning Bush, Roland Moses another famous leader Ushers were a Guide - Nancy, Groeneveld and a Scout - Scott Kossatz. This week's event was Tuesday 6:45 p.m. Oshawa Presbytery met in Prince Albert United Church.' Advance Notices Are: Wednesday, March ist, 1:00 p.m. Enfield U.C,W. will meet in the home of Mrs. Eric Brock. Friday, March 3rd, 7.30 p.m. The Area World Day of Prayer meeting will be held in Hampton United Church Education Wing. Good Friday March 24 - 11:00 a.m. A Special Service will be held in Tyrone United Church. Easter Sunday, March 26 - The Sacrament of Holy Com- munion will be celebrated at the regular service time. Wednesday, March, 29 - Oshawa Presbyterial Festival of the Faith will be held in Harmony United Cburch, Oshawa. One of the Resource Leaders will he Dr. Robt. McClure. February U.C.W. Meeting Last Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. was the time and Eleanor Werry's home was the place for the February U.C.W. meeting arranged- by Program Convenor Barbara Howe and the South Unit. Margaret Stainton presided and opened the meeting by reading a poem "The Corner Stone" also expressed apprec- iation to hostess and welcomed one and ail, Sec. Ella Bowman read the minutes of January meeting which was approved and correspondence ha a thank you note from Alma Ashton. Six cards were signed by everyone for folks.who are not in perfect health. Announce- ments were "Monday, 10:30 a.m., February 20 - a Search- i ng Bee in the S.S. room by voluntee-s to locate some *important misplaced choir muisc. Friday, March 3rd 7:30 p.m. World Day of Prayer at Hampton Church jointly with Hampton and Tyrone. March U.C.W. meeting Wednesday, March 5, 1:30 p.m. at the Church. Two important programs were given to each lady L.e. U.C.W. Programs for 1978 and Plan for six weeks of Lent. "Take a Journey of Love in Lent."' Other items of i nterest to many were Casserole Luncheon at Solîna. March 22, Guides and Brownies sponsored bus trip Tuesday, April 25, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. to Eaton's Centre, Toronto and orders taken for Pizza's. Also from the Brownies. Class for altering patterns by Ulah Chambers and Barbara Howe may possibly be arranged and purchase of Social Planning Council Telephone Directory may be considered. A worth- while Lenton worship service was given by Ruby Trewin which included Bible reading on "Discipline of 'Love", Hymn Love- Divine."~ Meditation- "Patience" Dedication of Offering and Prayer. Appropriately chosen poems "February" and a "Valentine" were read by Doreen' Lamb. Those with February birthdays patroünized the birthday box.'ý Our special guest Joyce McLean's meaningful message was lÔaded with every kind of assistance to use in the Study Pac. Missio n Study of tbree Carribean) Islands, Her two way approach with Questions and Answers was superb as well as record playing of background Caribbean music also samples of resources for five complete programs to cover the needs. and wishes of the islands and our best way to participate in these areas. A volunteer choir led by Our guest quickly learned and sang "Let Us Talents and Tongues Employ." Ella Bowman thanked Joyce McLean> and peeted her with a tiny tknof appreciation. During lunch Elva Orchard conducted a fun contest with winner Diane Baralozza who wîll be contest leader at the March meeting. The Enniskillen Junior 4H Club which are Majoring In Meat opened with the pledge on Thesday, February 14th. Joyce demonstrated Butterfly chops Mexicana which we all tasted. Mrs. Chambers discussed with us pork cuts and how to cook pork. We voted on a club name and miost ~of us .;wer infavor oi VIhe Enniskilien Meatheads-." The February meeting of the Enniskillen Mothers' Fellowship was held at the home of Mrs.ý M. Wollenberg, recently. President Aima Rowan opened with a poem entitled "Gardening" in which we were urged to plant and grow our good characteris- tics. The minutes of the January meeting, read by Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Stainton, revealed the slate of officers for 1978 to be uncbanged except for the addition of Agnes MacKenzie as Vice-President. Further discussions on a baby layette for the family and Children's Services resulted in members donating articles and the funds to pay for diapers only. The children of North Courtice Schools will receive again this year a Valentine dessert treat of cupeakes, cookies and Dixie cups to- be setved by Alma, and the two Shirleys. Pauline Taylor, our Card chairperson, revîewed the birthday list of Senior Citizens and updated it with the help of mnembers. Followingy this we Local Winners in the Royal Blue Lecture Contest Mark Weston and Glen Patterson, of LOL 764 Tyrone were the winners in the Royal Blue Lecture contest held at Pur ple Hill early this month. Second Place winners were Wayne Lowry and Lionel Demond of LOL 405, Kendal. Shown with their certificates in this photo are (lef t to right): Mark Weston, Wayne Lowry and Glen Patterson. Absent is Lion'el Demond. gave a most informative demonstration on macrame and showed us some beautiful pieces decorating her home. A lovely lunch of Valentine cupeakes and cookies was served by Eleanor and Lyna to end the evening of fellowship. WiII ikeep relocation of Bus Stop The toxWns elected officiais are recommending that the relocation of Bowmanville's downtown bus stop be consid- ered. The bus stop in question is located near King and George St., in front of the Veltri Complex. The Town of Newcastle's public works committee voted to consider re-locating the bus stop after hearing a request from Mario Veltri, developer of the new Veltri building. problemis with persons using Mr: Veltri told the town's the lobby of his building would public works committee that be eut in haîf.: he has received complaints "It's not a smaîî I problem about persons using the lobby any more,ý" agreed councillor of the building as a waiting Bob Dykstra, a member of the area for the busses. wrscmite esg He aidtha attims tere gested that the re-location were 25 sehool-age youths should be checked out with the gathering in the building to local bus company. wait fôr a bus taking them to Both Bowmanville-Whitby the Courtice High Sehool. busses, and long distance If bus stops were re-located, busssohonon Mr. Veltri estimated, that his tisstodwnwn ENNISKILLEN BOWMANVILLE Artistic Barber & Beauty Dominion Plaza Mu i or ......."SPLASH" a benef it concert presented by BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Special guests: Concordia Pops Orchestra Golden Legiolinaires Choir Ross Metcalf, soloist Sun., Mar. 12,8Sp.m. Tickets $2.00 Bowmanville High School Tickets available from Band or Splash Members. 600 King St. E. - 723-8601 I PC