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K < 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 27,1982 Section Two Enniskillen Strathaven's Health-Safety Week Includes Talk on Fire Safety News Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens and family on Saturday night were Miss Mary Elisabeth MacMillan, MacMillan, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty, due to Brent being home from Flint. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Bowman, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Griffin, Mrs. Lou Griffin attended the Williams - Price wedding and reception at Aurora on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gerryts and sons, Bowmanville were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lawrence, Oshawa were Sat. evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry. George and Vivian Loney and children, Elora were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweet and family. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kerr on the birth of their new baby bundle of blue. Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Green, Napanee, Mrs. Boyd Werry, Mississauga, Miss Myrtle Tamblyn, Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright visited with Mr. Elgin Taylor, Solina on Sunday. A family party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor on Saturday night to honour Mr. Taylor on his 88th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery accompanied Mr; and Mrs. Joe Rekker to Toronto on Sunday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lutses, to help Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cook celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Our Community extends sympathy to Mr. Walter Ormiston and family due to the loss of a loving wife and mother Ella. A beautiful fall day brought forth our worshippers to the Sunday service. It must be reassuring to Pastor Joe the response of all the people who Four Girl Guides Receive All Round Cords Four girls from the 1st Bowmanville Girl Guides received their All Round Cords recently, the highest award of merit in the Guides' program. The four girls with their mothers in the above photo are Kristal Archer and mother, Betty, Tracey and mother, Norma, Shannon Byers and mother, Sandy, and Robyn Pickard with her mother, Marie. Courtice South Girls Win Darlington Soccer Championship Newcastle's deputy fire chief, Jim Aldridge demonstrates a fire extinguisher to some of the nursing staff at Strathaven Nursing Home last Wednesday, October 20. The deputy chief spoke to the staff during health and safety week at the nursing home. From left to right are: Mary Ann come Sunday after Sunday to hear him preach the Word of God, and it is also great to see the number of children who are coming to Church and Sunday School. The children sat on the steps and sat in the front pew to hear Pastor Joe's Story Time which was based on the Road Map re - using the map to go from one place to the other and he made reference to the Road Map to Heaven. The children and teachers retired to the lower level during the next hymn for their Sunday School classes. We enjoyed the Senior Choir's Ministry of ■ Music. Joe's Bible Readings were John 4: 4 - 15a, Revelations 22: 1 - 17. His message was based on The Water of Life. Announcement A Confirmation Class will be beginning in the early part of next year. Anyone who wishes to join the United Church of Canada, or wishes to be confirmed as a member or if you just want to review what is meant by your faith in respect to the doctrine of the United Church, all are welcome. Please contact Mr. Lafave so that a class can be organized, and a night set açide. Thoughts from the Pastor's Study. Have patience with all things, but first of all with yourself. - St. Francis de Sales. Denard, Johanne Lugtenburg, Eleanor Van Meer, and Emma McConaghy, director of nursing. This is the second year that the health and safety program has been held. Different facets of this topic were considered throughout the week of October 18 to 22. Elizabeth ville KISS 5-14 LBS. GOODBYE. 4II Club's Bread Making The first session of the Elizabethville 4H home- maker's club was held at Mrs. Margaret Long's home. We divided into two groups Elizabethville I with Mrs. Long and Mrs. Smith as leaders, Elizabethville II with Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Mercer. Elizabethville II held their election of officers President Michelle Leggette, vice president president Bonnie Macauley, Secretary Jackie Handley, Treasurer Kelly Freeland, Press Reporter Lisa Gibbs. Other members are Barb Toms, Cathy Todd, Connie Sheppard and Louise Pontefract. Our unit is called bread winners and we named our club Bun warmers. At the first meeting we discussed the basic ingredients, equipment, and method involved in making bread. We learned how to knead bread by making pizza dough, which turned out very well. The second meeting we learned the essential techniques in mixing bread dough by the straight dough method and how to shape a pan loaf as well as rolling and baking them. The objectives of our third meeting were (a) to find economical forms of yeast available in our area (b) learn how and when cornmeal potato and other flour substitutions substitutions can be made (c) study the structure of the wheat kernel (d) to make free standing breads (e) to find out ' how and when the refrigerator and freezeer can be used as a convenience in bread making. Each person brought a sample of bread made at home, therefore we were able to study and test each others home-made bread. Courtice South girls' soccer team has captured the championship for Darlington junior schools. The girls' team played four games, ending in a tie between Courtice South and Hampton. A play-off failed to break the tie and in sudden-death overtime, Marlene Rohrer of South Courtice scored the winning goal, giving her team the 1982-83 championship. Members of the team are, front row from left: Jodi DeKort, Lori Ann Samis, Lori Baker, Angie Samis, Debbie Burtch, Lori Glazier, Marlene Rohrer, Carrie McGill. The back row, from left, includes: coach A.M. Read, Stephanie Bergmahn, Brenda Walsh, Christine Hughes, Dawn Sidsworth, Bonnie Timms, Melissa Shulga, Andrea Howcroft, Sabrina Bannister, Dawn Vinson and Mr. Bolton, principal. South Courtice boys placed third in the soccer championship. You could lose 5 to 14 lbs. in the next 2 weeks. And that's not just lip service. The No Nonsense Diet is a quick, convenient way to lose weight. Successfully. And it's been used by thousands of people. What's more, it's safe. 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A return to night meetings (average two per week) so administration staff can perform their jobs during the day. By having night meetings, more taxpayers have the opportunity to attend Council meetings, and you are not penalizing people for running for election if their daytime Is not always free to attend meetings (e.g. School Board). For Information and Transportation Please Call 623-3517 Buying Wood Gundy makes it easieK An important part of Wood Gundy's business is making financial financial transactions as easy as possible for you. That's why we make buying Canada Savings Bonds as easy as dialing your telephone. George Weekes Bowmanville 623-7345 RE-ELECT Robert STEVENS HYDRO COMMISSIONER Lifetime resident of Town of Newcastle 35 years business experience Graduate Guelph University 2 yrs. as Vice Chairman Hydro Commission A practical approach to business, with your interests in mind I have the time, the interest and the experience. All I need is your vote. On November 8th Vote For Experience , Integrity Sound Judgment Genuine Concern for quality of life in our town. Vote for Marie HUBBARD X REGIONAL COUNCILLOR - WARD TWO For information or transportation please call me at 623-2457