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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. March 28. 1979 5 SUN DAY SOHOOL CLASSES 10 a.m. - Age Group -9 years and older il a.m. - Beginners, Kindergarten, Primary B & B Bunch meet ai 915 in Church Parour (2nd and 4th Sundays) Age Grou - 15 t 17 years il A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE Lerien Serles - Man of Sufferlng No. 4 - I NOT NOW, LORD" Nursery Car. Provlded A Warm Welcome for Evsryone Support "lMeals on WheeIs" Get your tickets now for the JACK & JILL SPAGHETTI SUPPER SATURDAY, APRIL 7,4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Itemgs0of Interest phono 623;-3303 - Mr. and Mrs. John Pogue, Michael and Shelley returned Sunday fromn a motor trip ta Las Vogas, Phoenix and the Grand Canyon. S Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheri- dan, Paul and John and James Ellîott spent the winter break at Mont Orford, Quebec on a skiing holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Colwell spent last week at Mont Orford instructing at the ski school there. Flowýers will grace the elegance of The Grange this spring. An exhibition of the delicate floral watercolars of Canadian artist Robent Holmos will ho- displayed in the music noom of the restoned S Georgian mansion adjacent ta the Art Gallery of Ontario. F.H. Westlake netined recently with 34 years service with Goodyear Canada, Bow- manville office. Bowmanville Plant of Good- year Canada defeated the Owen Sound Plant in their annual hockey game in Owen Sound recently 4-3. Scaring for Bowmanville was Geordie Bowen with two, Ed Ryhor- chuk and Don Smith, one each. Ron Stainton was in goal for the winners. Dates ta mark on your calendar are April loth and 1th for Breslin's Spring Fashion Show sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary ta the Memorial Hospital, and April 25, 26, 27 and 28 for the Rock opera "Joseph and the Amaz- ing Technicolor Dreamcoat" by the writers of Jesus Christ Superstar and presented by Courtice Secondary School students. His many friends will be pleased ta leara that Harry Akey who suffered a heart attack at his winter home in Florida, is out of intensive care and is progressing fav- orably. Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, bas been booked for Keith Richards, the Rolling Stones' guitarîst, benefit concert for the blind on April 22nd, as ordered bv Judee Flovd Gra- MIN ISTER: Rev. NE. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. DeweII Sunday, April 1Isi, 1979 11:00 a:.M. Mornlng Worshlp The Cry of Vîctory .. "It Is Fin ished", No. 6 In the serles of Words From the Crosg Sr. Sunday Sahool - 9:45 p.m. (0 years and over) Jr. Sunday School - 11:00 &.m. Nursery Cars durlng service Nursery-Modern "Play and Learn"l Nursery for pre.school chlldren every Sundav. LETS GET GROWINGI burn as part of Richards' probation order for possession of heroin. The federal govern- ment is trying ta delay the concert. Postmaster General J. Gilles Lamontagne' bas announced that a special United Nations Year of the Child stamp will be issued by Canada Post on 24 October 1979 rather than combined with the Christmas stamps. SSurplus government vehicles will be sold at the Disposal Corporation's Mis- sissauga, Ontario location. The sale is open ta the public and the method of purchase will be by sealed bid. The material will be sold on an "as is - where is" basis, on site and without warranty. Informa- tion regarding all conditions of sale, paymont and transport- ation will be available at the time of sale. Material may be inspected and bids placed on March 28 from 9 a.m. ta 12 noon when offers willbe accepted. Material offered for public sale will include automobiles and vans. Would you like ta try a new recipe? This Genoese type stew called Burrida is the kind of meal that goes together in minutes. .. tastes as though it took all day ta prepare! While frozen cod and haddock fromn the icy waters of the North Atlantic stand on the cutting board for 15 minutes, you make the easy tomato-wine soup. Then the frozen cubed fish is added ta the hot liquid and within 20 minutes your dinner is on the table. 1 lb. frozen North Atlantic cod 1 lb. frozen North Atlantic haddock or ocean perch 1/2 cup chopped onions 1 clave garlic 1/4 cup olive or corn ail 1 can (19 oz.) tomatoes 1 cup white wine 3 tablespoons finely chopped walnuts ' 3 tablespoons chopped parsley 1 bay leaf dash cayenne pepper Allow frozen fish ta stand at room ýtemperature, unwrap- today out of the labyrinth of confusian and Godlessness. Further info. - Public Library or Box 36, Bowmanville. TerrariuMS7 This is a very interesting topic, and very often we have the misconcep- tion that they are hard to maintain, but witb a littie foresight it can be fun and also will give you much satisfac- tion. What are terrariums, we are dealing with two categor- ies of terrariums, the first one is the open concept of terrar- ium, and the second is the closed or bottie terrarium. The open terrariums is one of the easiest to maintain, since you are able to dig right in with your hands,, you can dlean them easily, and insert the growing medium right in the container and also the plants can be placed without too much difficulty. Most terrariums in this category ped, 15 minutes; cut into 2" chunks. In large saucepan saute onion and garlic in oil until tender. Add tomatoes, wine, walnuts, parsley, bay leaf and cayenne pepper. Bail rapidly, uncovered, 5 minutes. Add fish. Reduce heat; cover: cook 20 minutes, or until fish becomes opaque and flakes easily with a fork. Serve with slices of garlic toasted French bread. Serves 6. Mrs. Zetta Dilling returned last week from a most enjoyable three week vacation in Hawaii. Bowmanville Drama Work- shop's Production of Agatha Christie's thriller "The Hol- lows" goes next week at the Bowmanville High School. plan now on attending this presentation. The Bowmanville District Horticultural Society held their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, March 21st at the library. Mr. Ray Halward of the Royal Bontanîcal Gar- dens gave a talk and demon- stration on gardenîng under lights. He showed the mem- bers how to grow seedlings and cuttings indoors in prep- aration for spring planting. Everyone enjoyed this inter- esting, and informative evening; a lunch was served afterwards. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Richards, Linda and Brett, have returned from a pleasant vacation in Las Vegas, Phoenix and the Grand Canyon. Jill Campbell of the Courtice Secondary School staff spent the winter break in Freeport, Bahamas. are fish tanks or made from redwood cedar and glazed with glass, now those can have a complete covering by placing a sheet of heavy plastic or a sheet of glass over the top changing it ta a closed environment. Closod terrariums are min- iature worlds, which have their own environment such as the recycling of moisture, and if properly made will require little or no maintenance. For this type of terrarium all kinds of containers can be used such as water bottles, wine bottles, narrow top brandy snifters and today we have a selection of plastic terrariums on the market specially for this purpose, when using a glass container, make sure that the glass is clear such as water bottles can sometimes be green, and plants wrnl not grow ta their best advantage and you will not ho able ta enjoy this type because the plants will appear as a blurr. Terrariums can be used for creating your own setting, such as a wood land setting, desert, rockery, caastlîne complete with water in a bowl or by using an aval mirror, you can soe different kinds of figurines such as dwarfs, animals, mass rocks, sand etc. Care of a terrarium: There is a bit of care ta look after themi, since the plants are living icrocosm of nature, just likein nature where the elements look after this care. When plantings are made with cacti and succulents, they will require a location that will give them at least a few hours of light, specially if you have some of the flowering cacti types in your terrarium. For foliage plants you should have at least a few hours lu the morning and again in the late afternoan or you can use artîficial light such as the florescent light, then use one of the new grow lighttype tubes or use 1 cool white and 1 warmn light florescent in the 20 ta 40 watt size, or you can use the new bulb type or' in- cadescent light bulb speciglly made for proper plant growth. Watoring should only be done when it is required, and the' best way ta tell is when the growing medium appears ta crack or the plants are starting ta droop, and the case of over watering remove the top of the container for soveral hours until the moisture on the walls of the container have dried up. Little or no plant food is required especially when you have used a proper growing medium. Insects are seldom a problem due ta the closed environment, if they happed ta appear in the terrarium then spray a small amount of house plant insect spray into the container and this will do the trick. Terrar- iums can be hung from ceilings by handing ropes, just make sure that they are not hanging in direct sunlight, since thon they will burn the plants. Next woek, Planting of' the terrarium. Until next week, happy gardening. OBIjTUqjARnibY CHARLES LEONARD RICHARDS A highly respected citizen of Bowmaniville and area, Charles Leonard Richards, aged 77, passed away on Friday, March l6th, 1979, in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville, following a four month's illness. 1Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richards, he was born and educated in Bowmanville. On September sth,- 1925, ho was marriod ta Ldila Wilkins, who passed away on June 15th, 1959. On August 26th, 1961 ho was married ta Della Lathangue. A resident of Bowmanville for 45 years, he had proviously farmed at Salem. Retired for 12 years ho had been oxnploy- od for 25 yoars as a butcher with Wes Cawker. and with Firth's Meats. He was a mem- ber of Trinity United Church. Mr. Richards was a member of the Bowmanville and Oshawa Racing Pigeons Clubs for over 60 years. Reverend John Peters officiated at the funeral services held on Monday, at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Survivîng are his wife, Della, three brothers, Garnet, Lloyd, and Ross and a sister Hilda, (Mrs. Ken Rundie). He was predeceased by a brother George. Paîl bearers were Messrs. Len Kinsman, Rae Wilkins, Don, Glenn, Bruce, and Ron Richards. Donations in his memory were made ta the Diabetic Association, and ta the Ontario Heart Foundation. Interment Bowmanville Cemeterv. Nigt IH"ksBoWIng High single - M. Ellis - 287. High triple'- A. Burgess - 6o5. Team Standings G. Vanson 28, D. Sallows 28, K. Raîston 27, A. Larusso 24, B. Burgess 14, B. Ballantine Il. :iGames Over 200 G.' Vanson - 208, 210; A. Burgess - 216, 203; J. Rowe - 223; A. Larusso -214; L. Coombes - 215; B. Ballantine - 251; G. Dykstra - 208; M. Lawson -200; M. Ellis - 287; B., Burgess - 208; K. Ralston - 211 : L. Nieman - 212. 8:0 a.m.HtY OMUN IONrd 81:00 a.îïi. HOLY COMMUNION "SERVE THE- LORD YOUR GOD" Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and laying onl of hands for healing followed at 10:15 wif h Lenten Studies led by Betty Gracie the representative for the Anglican Fellowship of prayer in aur diocese Thursday Lenten Series 7:00 p.m. n the church called "THE BODY 0F CHRIST" led by Dr. Miedema, babysitting available for bath series Sunday Schoi and Nursery care for your children Temperance at Queen ARCHDEACON TOM GRACIE Cammunity Care will hold an open meeting here in aur Upper Parish Hall on Thursday, March 29th at 2:00 p.m, shaw your support far this arganizatian. Free Style Duck Cloth Regularly$798 NowOnly $4h'98 Jus t A rrivedl Assorted Calicos 'a59 Now Oply 1 a Available now at PROTECTED WITH EXCLUSIVE... 3M PROTECTIVE COATING We protect your memories WE'RE OPEN SUNDAYS 12 Noon until 4:00 and 7:00 until 8:00 Corne in and see our LOW PRICES! MciGmegor'Dwigs 5 King St. West 623-579