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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 4,1983 Section Two Home and School Association Celebrates 25th Anniversary IT m t: , V v - ■- " * ; ' 1 I f ' "Vx- : The Mitchell's Corners Home and School Association celebrated its 25th anniversary last Wednesday night during Education Week activities at the school. A representative of the Home and School Council as well as past and present members of the executive were in attendance. This cake, which was baked in honor of the anniversary Home and School Association Wins Membership Award li* iU » ^11 Last Wednesday evening, April 27, the Mitchell's Corners Home and School Association received this plaque in recognition of their efforts towards increasing the membership of the organization. Ted Shiner, president of the local Home and School Council, gave the award to Phyllis Zabudsky (left), president of the organization, and Christine Rowden, membership chairman. The group received this award for boosting membership by more than 20 per cent during 1982/83. TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 1N4 N V MAKE HEALTHY LUHOS YOUR GOAL Give to Christmas Sssls Bone China Cups and Saucers and Coffee Mugs by Hammersley of England Regularly $21.95 $9. 95 Mother's Day Special Just In Time for Mother's Day New! Canadian-Made Enamelled Designer Jewellery from Canadian Artisans The Perfect Gift Come in and browse, you're always welcome! 27 King Street West 623-5556 ffl $ BOWMANVILLE 1LNNESS CINTM RICKABY' LIMITED BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Student Works at Vet Clinic During B,H,S. Work Experience Program Adolescent Suicide to Be Discussed on May 5 :/ disappeared quickly during the evening's activities. Shown above, from left, are: past presidents Marilyn Wicks and Grace Kinghorn; Principal Wally Pitt; Ted Shiner, president of the Home and School Council; Phyllis Zabudsky, current president of the association; and Jill Whiteley, past president. Enniskillen Enniskillen U.C.W. met in the church April 20th, 7:30 p.m. President Barbara Howe opened the meeting with a reading with many good rules for everyday living. Correspondence Correspondence and Announcements Announcements were read. Minutes read and approved. Pastor Lafave gave us a talk on the "Venture in Mission" asking for three people to form a committee to work on this project. Doreen Lamb took charge of the program. Mrs. Kerr Sr., Liz, Kathy and Michael entertained entertained us with music. Mrs. Kerr at the piano, Kathy sang "The surrey with the fringe on top". Michael sang "I whistle a happy tune" both supported by Liz. Mrs. Kerr explained to us the significance of colour as related to music. All four sang several spirituals and were enjoyed by all. Kay Lafave opened the devotion devotion with prayer and Bible passages - James 1,22 - 27. We sang Hymn 384. Kay read from "Patterns for Devotions" Devotions" explaining everything has an angel and a poem "Mission". Hymn 387 - offering offering was received and dedicated. dedicated. Doreen Lamb organized a skit from "Just A Touch Of Drama". Several ladies took part pointing out the role women played in the Bible and early Christian days. Continuing to demonstrate how they can take an even greater role in today's church and the community community - Mary, Dorcos, Martha and Eunice were the Bible women played by Shirley Shirley Pollard, Nellie Groene- veld, Alma Rowan, and Barbara Howe. Commentators Commentators were Doreen Lamb and Margaret Stainton. Annie provided background music. Jd&n Speakman and Shirley Stainton took the parts "Accentuate the Positive and Eliminate the Negative", finished with Annie Wright playing "Onward Christian Soldiers". Well done by everyone. I % ./ j/r Adolescent suicide will be the topic at an upcoming public public education night sponsored by the Distress Centre of Durham Region in recognition of Suicide Prevention Week. Speaker Jean Chatterson will address this important issue on Thursday, May 5th at 8:oo p.m. in the Robert McLaughlin McLaughlin Gallery Civic Centre. Ms. Chatterson, who has a M.A. in clinical psychology from the Centre for Suicide Studies in Washington D.C., has worked in the field of suicide research for the past 15 years. Presently she is the acting director for the Toronto East General Hospital Crisis Intervention Unit. She has also worked as the director of the Klinic Crisis Centre located located in Winnipeg. Ms. Chatterson says that she will "discuss the signs that should alert families that they have a depressed child and how to deal with them practically." practically." "Distress we have put on adolescents are increasing each year and there are practical practical things we can do to decrease decrease adolescent suicide. There are things about the school system that could be changed to reduce the adolescent adolescent suicide rate." Everyone is invited to attend this free public education education meeting. Refreshments will be served. Jennifer Crawford is a grade 10 student at Bowmanville High School who would like to become a veterinary assistant when she completes her schooling. In order to gain some practical training in this field, she participated in the annual work experience week held by the high school. She is shown here, with a Samoyed patient at the Bowmanville Veterinary Centre. A total of 42 students took part in the work experience program and they were employed in the community at a wide variety of businesses and industries. Some of the welding, drafting and machine shop students were among those who took part in the voluntary program. Bowmanville's 125th Anniversary Spoon designed exclusively for Silver-plated engraved spoon A beautiful keepsake Marvellous for Mother's Day Only $5.95 -- Limited Quantity- 27 KING street west Board May LowerRental Charges for Parade Band The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education will consider renting Bowmanville High School to the Canadian Canadian Knights Drum Corps at a reduced rate as its contribution to Bowmanville's 125th anniversary. anniversary. Board director Doug Sifton said administration administration would look into the cost after trustee Donna Fairey announced the corps could not afford the normal $1,200 rental fee. Mrs. Fairey said the band had been quoted $700 for rental and another $500 for custodial custodial staff for a one night stay at BHS or Clarke High School. "The 125th anniversary anniversary committee has requested requested we waive the $700 rental fee as the board's contribution to Bowmanville's celebrations," celebrations," said Mrs. Fairey. "The drum corps will pay the $500 for the cafeteria and custodial staff." Mr. Sifton said staff would look into the feasibility feasibility of reducing the cost for rental. A lower price would require the co-operation of custodial custodial staff at the school, he said. Bigger Pictures Plus Fast Accurate Service FREE! 5x7 Enlargement with every C41-110, 126-135 film processed. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS OSH AW A CAMERA CINTRE LTD 728-4631 08HAWA SHOPPING CENTRE (ACHOSÜ rnOMIMC HiONCCf.Ninm Model PC2012 These and many more great bargains ready to "catch" BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King Street West Telephone 623-2312