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MisHeather Brown, R.R. 5,wen wî, eth ther radaenM.ndd M hr Alf Brown. Principal J.R. Simser of Orono Public School has been appointed principal of the new Waverley Pbi School in Bowmanville. Durham Central Agricul- tural Fair will be held at the Orono Fair Grounds from Thursday to' Sunday, September 7th - lth. Congratulations to the Oshawa Chambers of Commerce who this year Temperanc Sunda, 11:Oa.m. HOI (S.S. and Nursery dur! Wed nesda z Holy' Comfmunion and Lay ARCHDEACON TOI Rev. N. E. S Sunday, M 11:0< "The Late, Greý Nursery Care Nursery - Modern "Pli for pre-schooî chiî<c Saturday FAMILY DA beginningi For tickets, celebrates its 50th year of service to the community. The Kawartha Folk Arts Council invites area residents to enter a talent contest of Esinging, dancing, playing 1musical instruments, elocution, etc. to be held in conjunction with the lO0th Annual Kawartha Folk Arts Festival on Sunday, July 2, 1978 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m..This contest is held to encourage local talent and entertain our festival visitors. Prizes will be awarded, first - $75, second - $50, and third - $25, and certificates of participation will be given to al contestants. This contest is ,nitin Uud ce at Queen Iy, May 7, 1978 OLY COMMUNION ýLY COMMUNION ing 11:0Oa.mn. Service) 3y 9:30 a. m. ying-on-of-hands for healing M GRAC IE RECTOR MIN ISTER: Schamerhorn, B.A., M.Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. DeweIl &ay 7th, 1978 )a. m. at Planet Earth" during ýservice lan Learn" N ursery Idren every Sunday. y, May 6th ANCE PARTY at8 -00P. M. ica Il 623-2136 Chrha ;i-nS.Of!e6333 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES lOa.m. -Junior and Intermediate Classes il ar. Beginners, 3 yrs.; Kindergarten, 4 - 5 yrs.; Prirnary, 6 -7 - 8 yrs. 9:15 a.m. -B & BBunch iia.m,.-WORSHIP SERVICE Mission Sunday REV. GEORGE LAVERY, Guest Speaker Nursery Care Provided A Warm Welcome for Everyone SPRING CONCERT in Trinity Church Sunday, MaV 7, 8 p.m. John CowvelI, trumpet; Ross Cotton, Senior Choir, Golden Legionnaires, ensemble from Bowmanville High Schooî Tickets available at church office and at the door. r St. Andrew 's Pvresbyt-erian ChurehI toms o iterest phoe623-3303 open to groups and individual of ail ages and will giv participants an opportunityt performi on the stagea Century Village, Lang. T ensure the most enjoyabl program, auditions will b held. If you or your grou would lîke to enter thi contest, please have you application mailed befox May 20,1978 to Kawartha Fol Arts Committee, Centur Village, Lang., R.R. 3, Keen Ontario KOL 2G0, or fo lfurther information pleas phone: 696-2647, 652-3054, 29 6694 or 295-6256. Contestants who succesý fully competed in the Oshaw Kiwanis Festival last week i the various classes wer Contralto, 21 years and undei Kathleen Eyman, Bowmar ville, 2nd place, tied wil Leyanne Juriansz. Baritoneo Bass, 21 and under, Blai: Vaneyk, Bowmanville 2nd John Semian, Hampton, toc first place in both violi: classes, 16 and 18 years an, under. Grade III piano Neil Walkau, Bowmanville, tied fo second and in piano, elevei and under, Neil Munday Bowmanville was first. Coi gratulations to ail. Our "Weicomne Mat" i being ail spruced up ready fo: you to see and use when yoi come to your Bowmanvill Museum this season. Planso new displays are beinl finalized and we hope you'l agree with us that they're al :very interesting. We'r ýalways anxious to learn wha you would particulariy lîke ti isee on exhibit so make sur, you let us know your pleasurE Have you considered offerinl ýa gift or boan of articles to ti museum? Appreciation foi your generosîty would not oni: come from us but, from th( manv hundreds who visit witl us each season. If we car keep on our schedule we wil be announcing our openini date in next week's issue of thi "Statesman". Watch for it See you soon. Marilyn Haass, a gradE eight student at M.J. Hobb Senior Public School, ande member of the Bible Club al Mitchell's Corners School, was the winner of the senior THE. BAHA'I FAITH Magnified byý Thy Name, O my God, for that Thou hast manifest- ed the Day which is the King of Days, the Day which Thou didst an- nounce tinta Thy chosen Ones and Thy Prophets in Thy most excellent tablets, the Day where- on Thou didst shed the spiendor of the gîory of ail Thy names upon ail created things. Great is his bîessedness who- soever hath set himseîf towards Thee, and caught the accent of Thy voice. - Baha'u'Ilah - Further information- P.O. Box 36, or 'Book Miii', King St., Bowmanvi île. Science and Religion ls Ilistory was made on ve April 12, 1961 when the to Russian cosmonaut at Yuri Gagarin landed de safely after orbiting the be earth. He was -the first p man to leave the cradie is of creation to venture Sinto outer space. Shortly i<afterward this state- ry> ment was broadcast e, from Russia, "Every or scientific achievement ,e deals a crushing blow to & the idea of the existence ;s- a sword drill for the Oshawa, n Kawartha and Uxbridge e areas. The competition was ýr held on Thursday, April 27 at n- Calvary Baptist Church in h Oshawa. n Photography Exhibition ci, During the month of May an )k exhibition of photographs by n Mattie Gunerman will be id shown at The Photography s Gallery. This exhibition is r beîng circulated nationally by n The Photographers' Gallery, y ' Saskatoon. Mattie madle the n- photographs in the late 1890's and early 1900's on a 5" x 7" glass plate camera. The plates ls were discovered by the Van- r couver Public Library's Ron )u D'Altroy while on a profes- le sional foraging trip 17 years f ago. More recently Henri Ig Robideau, a Vancouver I photographer, has brought lIl information for, thousands of e people to enjoy. For those who atare especially interested in to the work of Mattie Gunterman re we suggest for further e. reading: The Canadian, ig "eOpening up B.C.", Geoffrey ie James, January 28, 1978, pp. S 8-11 and The Photographs of [y Mattie Gunterman, The ie Photographers' Gallery, ;h Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, in 1977, catalogue for the Il exhibition. Mattie Gunter- [g man 's lively turn-of-the- ie century photographs of b!pioneer life in the British Columbia interior provide us with a valuable insight into our cultural heritage. We hope you will enjoy this exhibition. t Mrs. D. Malcolm and Miss jC. Currie, Oshawa, Mrs. A. rAllin, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Billett, Scarborough were recent callers at the home of Mrs. A.E. Billett, Division St. Ross Metcalf has returned from adjudicating the Choral Classes at the Kiwanis Music Festival in St. Catharines. Ross was most impressed with the, four secondary school choirs from St. Catharines entered in the contest., Ross was also guest soloist in the May Day Festival presented by the Simcoe Street United Church Choir, last Monday night. Del Delker, contral to soloist, and Jim Teel, pianist, will appear in sacred concert, Saturday, May 6th at il a.m. at the College Park, Seventh- day Adventist Church, 1164 King St. E., Oshawa. of God. The higher altitude reached by the Soviet intellect, the less room there is, for religion in the consciousness of the people... " This neatly packaged piece of communist propaganda was intended to dlaim for al time the victory of the communist over -the Christian, of the aetheist over the believer of the scientist over the theolgian. The conflict between science and religion has existed ever since man sought to understand and control nature. We are told that when Galileo supported the Copernican view of the solar system, the religious authorities threatened to burn him at the stake. He re- canted but we are told' thati when he had finished he uttered under his breath, "but the earth does move." When Charles Darwin published his "Origin of the Species" in 1859 enunciating the theory of evolution he was immediately denounced by the religious people of the day. One churchman Bishop Wilberforce said, "The principle of natural selection is absolutely imcompatable with the Word of God since evolution was an attempt to dethrone God. Today the relation- shi between science an drelig ion is viewed in its proper perspective. While it is true that sometimes scientific dîscovery does disprove some long hl concepts, that does not mean that one is trying to displace the other. As Christians we must neyer be afraid of dis- carding facts and formula that are relics of history. We must be willing to allow our faith to be seen and expres- sed in the new thought forms of our day. Dr. Werner von Braun, the father of modern space technology said, the two most powerful forces shaping our civilization today are science and ~ttEr ~peaka tx~ ?L?2U~rEub 1~ter 3rnu~ 7he Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 3, 1978 7 our- time 'and mankind hearts and minds of waits for it. Science has modern people the spirit made the body, now we that will employ, the must give it a soul. We miracles of science in a must seek to instil in the useful and creative way. religion. Through science man strives to learn of the mysteries of creation. Through religion he seeks to know his creator." The mysteries of nature can only be explained and exploited by study, exploration and diligent use of the intelligence that God has given to us. The real confliet is not with the disproving of God but with the growing gap between morals and knowledge. It is one thing to split the atom. It is another to know what to do with it. As man 's knowledgeof the universe expands it is imperative that our moral and spiritual values expand as well. Heinrich Heine, the German poet, described a gifted sculptor who set out to make a man. He went to his studio, assembled the material and began his work. He fashioned a body, a magn ificant body, and placed it on a finely formed head. When he had almost completed it, the sculptured figure spoke to him, "Master give me a soul. " The artist was so frightened that he ran out the door and down the street. But the creature followed him sayi ng,- "Master, give me a 'soul. You have made for me a magnificent body, now give me a soul." This week the task of Pra<tkcal E Fine selâction of Patio Doors by Reynolds, Repla & other manufacturers Repace your oId ?'8 ý22 TEMPERE[O windlows with MULArED SAFEY G Twin Lite Thermaily lSflfr)AIRSPACE Seaîed Units. Save on your fuel buis. CAIL FOR A NO OBLIGATION APPRAISAL -Expert installation ... or instail yourself We also specialize in " Mirrored WaIIs * Framed Mirrors " Showerîux Tub & Shower Enclosures mlii,. OUis & Mirrors 9 Division St. S. Bowmanville 623-5187 PATIO OR YOU ARE INVITED TO A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE entitled ""A LESSON FROM A BRIDGE" (Spiritual Vision for Your Life) PATRICIA TUTTLE of SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA on Monday, May 8th, 1978 8:15 P.m. at Durham Colleqge, Simcoe St. N., Osh awa 75 Liberty St. S. 144th-A nniversary on Sunday, May 7th at il: ooa.m. with the "LIVING HOPE SINGERS"I Evening Service atl7:00p.m. Mrs.LoydAr, Gueýs SoloIst D. Rogers: Pastor 6358 Sunday, May 7th 9:55 a. m. Christian Educat ion Hour 11: 00 a. m. Morning Worship Service 7: 00 p. M. Evening Evangeistic Service Join us in the House of Worship, YOU are 'always welcome. . 623 -5182