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Congratulations ta Janet Munday, who placed first in the Quick Study Class for piano students in Grade IX and X at the Oshawa Kiwanis Music Festival last week, and ta Kirsten Walkau, also of Bowmanville wbo- tied for second place in the 10 years and under piano class. Dr. Gardon Woodall, Eye Specialist, will be guest speaker at the General Meeting of the, Canadian Diabetic Association, Oshawa Brancb ta be held on Wednes- day, May l6tb at 7:30 p.m. in the Osbawa hospital cafeteria. Dr. Woodall's tupic will be "Diabetes and Impaired Vision". A question and answer period will follow and coffee will be served. interested are welcome. Paintings by CE Trudeau Loubert and Nyros and sculptures by. Dlgleish Coates, are nc display in a new exhil whicb opened Mondaya Paul Giovis Gallery, Ost Ron Cbow, son of Mr Mrs. Stanley Cbow, 58 Ki: W., Bowmanville bas pleted his first yea Engineering at MclV University. Ron bas ace, a position witb Bell Teke Ca. Ltd., for the summe The regular moi meeting of the Dui Regional Chapter of 8:00 arn. HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 arn. MORNINU3 PRAYER "GOD IS LOVE" Wednesday 9:30 ar. HoIy Communion and Laying onl of Hands for Healinq Sunday Sohool and Nursery Care for yaur children. Temperance at Oueen Archdeacan Tom Grec ~tMai *u»-w ~î te b (ef4u rE MIN ISTER: Rev. N.E. Schamerharn, B.A., M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. DeweiI SUNDAY, MAY 139,1979 CHRISTIAN FAMILY SUNDAI 11:00 A.M. "«Asfor me and my house. .. I Jr. Sunday Schoai - 11:00 a.m. Nursery Cars durlng service NurseryMadern "Play and Learn" Nursery for prs.school chIldren evsry Sunday. SUN DAY SCHOOL CLASSE:S lOa.m. -AgeGroup-9yearsand aider il a.m. - Beginners, Kindergarten, Prlmary 11 a.m. Worshlp Service. Sermon titis "LIKE A TREE" SACRAMENTOF BAPTISM FA MIL YSUNDA Y Nursery Cars ProvIded A Warm Welcome for Evsryane SALAD LUNCHEON MaY 16 f ram.l a.m. ta 1:30 p.m. ln Church Hall Items of Interest d. Ail Multiple Scierasis Society of * Canada wili be beld Monday, May l4th at 7:30 p.m. in the lecile- Upper Cafeteria of Durham Eric College. Al interested persans Janet are urged ta attend. Telephone .0w onl 579-7727 for furtber informa- bition tion. at the bawa. Janice Milliken bas compieted ber second year r. and Social Work Course at Lake- Ing St. .bead University, Thunder Bay con- and will return south for the ar in summer as Pragram Director laster at Scugog Camp. cepted phone Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sleep ier. have returned from a most enjoyable vacation at Myrtie )nthiy Beach, Carolina. irbam f tbe The Durham League of Women Electors is holding its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Oshawa City Hall, baardroom 2b, guest speaker, Sam Cureatz, Durham East MPP for information cali Marjorie McColm, 723-5937. The Robert McLaugbiin Gallery is taking reservations for tbree tours ta view the King Tut exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario. The dates are December 1, December 4 and December 12, an ailday tour including lunch and a visit ta the Royal Ontario Ce Museum Egyptaiagy Depart- ment. These tours, for members only, require reser- vatians by mail or in persan on a first-come basis. No phone reservations wîll be taken. The Oshawa and District f~ Ostomy Assocation will meet an Tuesday, May 1 itb at the IE AC HING S ls to testify unta that whlch the Lord hath rsveaied, end toliow that which He hath ordaIned. Further Information . Box 36, Bowmanville. Bawmanville Baptigt Church Pastor Roger Fellows 623-3000 ON THE THIRD LINE, WEST 0F LIBERTY STREET NORTH. Famiily Sunday Schaal 9:45 a.m. Marning Worship 11:00 ar. Evsning Service 7:00 p.m'. Tuesday night is Family Night at 7: 00 p. m. Aduit and Tee ns Bible Sfudy Pioneer Girls ages 7-12) Explorer Boys (ages 7-12) Happy Hou r (ages 3-6) Nu rsery Yaung Peopies Meetings ... every Thursday et 7:30 p.m. et MOTHER'S DAY is a very sp 1ecial Day,. Give your "Wife", "Mother" or "Mother-In-Iaw" a GIFT CERTIFICATE, which she can use on hair services such as a eut, set, perm, color, etc. or Purchase one of our many FINE Products from the ~ LUne such as: shampoos, conditioners, cleansing creams and bars, cosmetic Vitamin "E", makeup, etc. or We have blowers, curling irons, satin pillowcases, brushes, etc. Drop in and browme around, we would only be too glad to help you. PH ON E 623-5019 PS: J ust arrived f rom 71 King St. E., Bowmanville ~ - LipHstick and NailpHolish. L i Oshawa General Hospital, Room 1002 F at 8 p.m. The program will include - reports' fr om the delegates that attended the Central North East Regional Con- ference recently in Bingham- ton, N.Y. The Nominating Committee will submit the names of the new executive for the next two years. The inauguration will take place at June meeting and a question and answer session will follow this program. Familles, friends, medical and social people are welcome and refreshments will be served. For more information cali - Blanche 576-9516 or Lnuisa 728-1869. Tbe May meeting of the Oshawa-Durham Chapter of the Appraisal Institute of Canada was held on Tuesday, May th, at1 7 p.m. (dinner) at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Following dinner the guest speaker Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. spoke on topics of special interest ta professional Real Estate Appraisers such as Market Value Assessments and Hydro activities. Miss Lori Van Camp, Ontario Agriculture College, University of Guelph, bas been awarded an AFAC (As- sociation of Faculties of Agri- cultural Collezes) Scbolarshir> and will be doing the third year of bier BSc (Agr.) Degree at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. Congratulations ta K.H. Piper and R.G. Grandy on completing 25 years service witb Goodyear Canada, Bow- manville Plant., "The Institute of Chartered Acecountants of Ontaria will celebrate its Centennial Year in 1979 with a dînner and dance being held at tbe Genosha Hotel in Oshawa on Saturday, May l2th. Charlie Farqubarson will be on band to poke fun at the accounting profession and probably at some of the local "notables" as well. the local association known as the"Central Ontario Char- tered Accountants Associa- tion" covers an area from Pickering ta Cobourg in the south, and north ta Peter- borough, Lindsay and the Haliburtons." For furtbcr information phone 416-668- 7788. Canada Hospital Day this year will focus its attention on tbe care of cbildren in hospitals. The Ross Memorial Hospital is supporting tbe United Nations program for the International Year of the Child. The theme this year,' "Hos- pitals are O.K." represents a THE CORPORATION0F THE TOWN 0F NEWC&RTLE By-Law No. 79-34 Belng a by-Iaw to deslignate the Bowmanvlile Museum of Architectural and Historlc Value. WHEREAS the Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, authorizes the Council of a municipaiity ta enact by-laws ta designate reai property, inciuding ail the buildings and structures thereon ta be ot historlo or architecturai value or interest; and WHEREAS the Council of the Town of Newcastle has caused ta be served upon the owner of the lands and premises known as the Bowmanviiie Museum, situated at 37 Silver Street, former Town of Bowmanville, now in the Town of Newcastle, in the Regian of Durham, and upon the Ontario Heritage Foundation, notice of intention ta so designate the aforesaid reai property and has caused such notice of inten- tion ta be published 'n a newspaper having a general cir- culation in the municipality once for each of three con- secutive weeks; and WHEREAS the Bowmanville Museum, 37 Silver Street, Bowmanviiie, is recommended for designation for historical reasons because if was the home of David Fisher, a local merchant who served on Bowmanville's first municipal council and who later became the local Collectar of Customs, and eventuaily cashier of the Ontario Bank. If was also the home of J.H.H. Jury, one of the founders of the chain of Jury and Loveil drug stores and an lequaily prominent local citizen. It s also recommended for designation for architectural reasons as if is one 0f the earliest brick houses built in Rowmanville (c. 1847) and because in 1861, the original single story house was very successtully canverted inta a pretentiaus home in the italianate style and as such represents the best example of that style known ta have been bulît in Bowmanviile. AND WHEREAS the Local Architectural Conservation Ad- visory Committee, of the Town 0f Newcastle has recommen- ded that the buildings and property be 'designated praperty' under the terms of the Ontario Heritage Act: WHEREAS no notice of objection ta the proposed designation has been served upon, the Clerk of the mu nicipaiity; NOW THEREFORE, the qouncil of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. There is designated as being of historic and architec- tural value of interest the real property more particulariy described in Schedule "A" hereta, known as the Bowmanviile Museum, 37 Silver Street, in the former Town of Bowmanville, naw Town of Newcastle. 2. The Town Solicitor is hereby autharized ta cause a copy of this by-law ta be registered against the property described in Schedule "A" hereta in the praper land registry office. 31 The Town Clerk is hereby aufhorized ta cause a copy of this by-law ta be served upan the owner of the aforesaid property and upan the Ontario Heritage Faundation and ta cause notice of this by-law ta be published in a newspaper having general circulation in the Town of Newcastle. BY-LAW read a first and second time this 23rd day of April A.D., 1979 BY-LAW read a third time and finaliypassed this 23rd day of April A.D., 1979. G.6. Rickard _______ Mayor SEAL J.M. Mcllroy Clerk SOHEDULE A TO BY-LAW NO. 79-34 ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, iying and being in the Town of Newcast le, Regionai Municipality of Durham, Province of Ontario, and being compased of ail of Town Lot 170 and parts of Town Lots 169, 171 and 172, f ronting on Wellington Street, Block L, accarding ta John Grant's Plan of the former Town of Bowmanville, more particularly described as follows: CQMMENCING at a point in the Northerly limit of said Town Lot 169 88 feef measured Westeriy in the Southerly limit of Wellington Street tram the Narth-Easterly angle of said Block THENCE Southeriy in a straight uinea distance of 61.50 feet ta a point distant 89.50 feet measured Westerly on a course parallel ta the Nartherly limit of said Block L t ram a point in the Easteriy limit of said Block L which is 61.50' feet measured Southerly therein tram the North-Easterly angle thereaf; THENCE Westerly parallel ta the Northerly limit of said Block L a distance of 50 teet; THENCE Southerly parallel ta the Easterly limit of said Block L a distance of 103.5 feet mare or less ta a point in the South- eriy limit of said Town Lot 169; - THENCE Westerly alang the Southerly limits of said Town lots 169,170 and 171 a distance of 102.8 feet mare or less ta a point which is 130 feet measured Easferly in the Southerly lim ifs of said Town Lots 171 and 172 tram the South- Westeriy angle of said Town Lot 172; THENCE Nartherly parallel ta the Westerly limit of said Bock L a distance of 1.25 feef; THENCE Westerly parallel ta the Soufheriy limits of said Town Lots 171 and 172 a distance of 130 feet ta a point in the Westerly imif of said Town Lot 172; THENCE Northerly along said last-mentianed limit, being the The Canadlian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 9, 1979 5 Men's Opening Field Day Winners Over 60 golfers turned out for the first tournament Merv, Scott, Howard Ormiston, and Gord Vinson of the year at Bowmanville Country Club on were able to hand in a net score of 611to, grab first Saturday for the Men's Opening Field Day. Despite place. the cool weather and strong winds, Harry Fayle, Letter to Editor Sunday, April 29 Dear Editor: " Put your hand in tbe hand of thc man who calmcd the sea, Put your band in the hand of the man who stiiied the waters, Put your hand in the hand of the man of Gallilce. " I firmly believe, as this distracting time draws nearer cbild's reaction; anec that wc hope all children will be able ta voice. Gary Coombes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Coombes bas completed first year studi 'es in Hospitality Services Administration Course at Centennial College and will be employed for the summer at the Old Mill, Toronto. Gary also won an award for being on tbe College soccer team. Thc lO5th Wintario draw will1 be televised live from Mark- ham, on Tbursday, May ioth, 1979 at 9 p.m. Eastern Dayligbt Time. The draw will feature five reguilar grand prizes of $100,000 each and 125,680 other prizes with a total value of almost $2.5 million. The chances, of winning a prize in Wintario are l in 41. us each day, if we as a nation, people do just this we wiil sec a change of government, I know. The Lord's hand is stronger than this hellish Trudeau government, and Jesus wili hear and answer prayer in the year of 1979. I have done just that, and Know. beyond a sbadow of a doubt, that this bas been the source of my success in life. Sincerely Mrs. Margaret Adams, 109 Church Street, Bowmanville. 17 Quebec St. Oshawa, LIH 2K3 May 6, 1979 728-3725 Dear Editor: A few comments on the Kifest. Being intcrested main- ly in the advanced vocal and piano classes, I found that the adjudication by Mrs. Elaine Broughton and Mrs. Margaret McLellan ta be friendly, constructive and scholarly., witb the. latter so ably, illustrating pianistically the rigbt and the wrOng way. Noticeable this year was a greater number listed in the lieder section, a more difficuit but vcry rewarding type of music. Here the accompanists - official ones not allowed - were rightly included in the adjudication.,A few of them, probably owing to insufficient understanding of German words and the mood of the saing, had some trouble with proper interpretation, exces- sive volume sometimes drowning out tbe lyrics. Yet it was gratifying ta have most af the lieder sung in the original language. Before ber adjudi- cations, Mrs. Broughton's introductory remarks on practically every facet af lieder singing wcre most helpful. In Junior Lieder the question arises whether in future it might be fairer ta divide this class into (a) 16 years and under and (b) 17 ta 18, since the younger per- formers rarciy have the maturity, including volume of tone, ta compete with the older ones. Unfortunately, reference bas to be made ta the frustrating fact that most of the pianists and singers did not audibly announce the titles and composers of their pieces, though last year it was seldom even attempted. And sa I had ta obtain this information from some on their way out or, if possible, by trying ta phone them. Finally, on pp. 63 and 73 of the program there were two unnecessary misspellings of German words, viz., Orgel- buchlein, which needs an umlaut (ane double quotation marl< or « twa horizontal periods) over the 'u', or simply an extra "e" aftcr the 9"u'; the other word i s Sanger, the "a" of which getting the same treatment. John Knott, Oshawa. . . . . . . . . . . . . jî jî jî jî jî jî Nus tek ..... ..... Es Ru. W i-ci c mises àk! Èu . . . . . . . .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .... y I x4letoz x4e týZý IL-