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) ) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 18,1984 Blackstock Co-op Nursery School Presents Fashion Show Blatant $taat A beautiful day, gorgeous clothes, pretty mod- presented its third annual spring show at Cullen els, and the fabulous Cullen Gardens. It all added Gardens and Miniature Village, in Whitby. Shown up to a very successful fashion show for the here, from left, are: Karen Leeming, Laurie Blackstock Co-operative Nursery School which O'Reilly, and Jennifer Malcolm. ITTïïTÏÏTT PRESENTS These models are wearing just a few of the spring fashions which were on display last Wednesday, April 11, at Cullen Gardens and Miniature Miniature Village. The show was sponsored by the Blackstock Co-operative Nursery School and Cullen Cullen Gardens. Shown here, from left, are: Marilyn Wood, Lisa Edbar, Marina Brock, Jan Aldred, Vivian Vivian Lee, and Joanna Malcolm. Clothes from last week's fashion show were provided by Strawberry Threads and Country Classics, two Port Perry stores. The models shown here in the Cullen Gardens are Sherrie Casteels, Arlene Malcolm, and Heather McCrae. Region Wants Day Care Funds To Continue Durham's regional council council has asked provincial authorities authorities not to withdraw subsidies for day care by January 1,1986. Regional council voted last Wednesday, April 11, to support a resolution from the City of Stratford petitioning petitioning the Ministry of Community Community and Social Services to reconsider a decision requiring requiring all municipalities to set fees for day care according according to actual costs by January 1,1986. - Councillor Diane Harare,-- chairman of the Durham Region's!, social services committee, told regional council last weekthat something something must be done about day care fees. But she added that if changes are going to be made, then the municipalities and the Ministry must work together. together. In addition to supporting the City of Stratford resolution resolution on day care the Ministry Ministry of Community and Social Social Services has been asked to reconsider its current current policy with a view to working collaboratively, as a partner with local municipalities, municipalities, to maintain the provision of services designed designed initially at Ministry encouragement. 50 Years Ago, Thursday, April 19th, 1934. A mock wedding was the feature of the program at the Monday meeting of St. John's A.Y.P.A., held in the Parish Hall. Characters played were: Minister, Tom Dus tan; bride, Joe Childs; groom, Evelyn Taylor; best man Hazel Flint, bride's father, Irene Cas- bourn; flower girls, Arthur Culley and Bob Clark, and bridesmaid Russell Candler. Students in Newcastle enrolled enrolled in Miss Norma F. Orchard's room since Easter are Thelma Curtis, Reggie Henning, Ted Hoar, Francis Jose, Bill and Edna Kirkpatrick, Kirkpatrick, Jackie Perrin, Mary Purdy, Harold Smith and Buddy Whitecar. Two new stores are opening in Bowmanville this Saturday. The Arcade Chain Store will open in the former Ives Shoe Store, and Foster's Ladies Wear and Furriers will open in the store formerly occupied by H. J. Babcock. 25 Years Ago, Thursday, April 2nd, 1959. Miss Audrey Fletcher has returned from spending her Easter vacation in Montreal, with Mrs. E. Ott, formerly of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoar, Barbara and Tom, of Toronto were Easter visitors with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Hoar, who have just returned from a vacation in Mexico and Florida. A barn and four purebred cattle burned at the Maple Grove Farm of Stuart S. Morton and Son causing a $25,000 loss, on Monday afternoon. afternoon. A new member, Comrade Roy Graham, R. R. 1, Bowmanville Bowmanville was initiated at the regular meeting last Thursday Thursday of Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion. 10 Years Ago, Wednesday, April 24th, 1974. Band Director Elliott Tremeer and members of the Bowmanville High School Band, left last week at 7 a.m., aboard two buses, bound for the Maritimes, and also Quebec City. Head table guests at the Durham County Junior Farmers 60th anniversary banquet and dance held on April 6th at Blackstock Community Community Centre included Mary Anne Doyle, Carm Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton, Neil Allen, Jennifer Best, Mrs. A. O. Dalrymple, Rod Stork, Mrs. Stork, Ron Metcalfe and Brçnda Yellowlees. Lisa Lou-Ann Lyle, one and half years old, made her debut as a fashion model at Breslin's Spring Fashion Show on Wednesday, in the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School Auditorium. On stage, Lisa stole the show, standing and toddling around the front of the stage, applauding, applauding, and not wishing to give up the spotlight. Grand Opening of Myles TV will take place on Thursday, April 25th. The owners Leroy and Lloyd Myles have recently recently renovated and expanded their store at 44 King St. W., corner of King and Silver Streets. Do you Need Pet Supplies? Ad design by: Barb Lavigne Roberta Robinson Cathy Cowle C.S.S. Come fo The" X'\Æû/ .3 A full supply of Purina Pet Chows -- Plus -- Pet Accessories / * V THIS MONTH'S SPECIALS 8 kg Purina Reg. $11.82 Puppy Chow . *10.33 8 kg Dry Reg. $8.88 Cat Food *6.92 and MORE!! Vanstone Flour & Feed Mill 116 King Street West -- Bowmanville Telephone 623-5777 EBENEZER U.C.W. On a sunny Tuesday, April 10, 1984 twenty three ladies and two children met in the C.E. Hall for our Easter U.C.W. meeting. President Mrs. Eileen Down opened with an Easter poem "God So Loved The World." Mrs. Joan Pickell read the past minutes and secretary Mrs. Kay Mackie read thank you notes, followed by Mrs. Joan Down giving the treasurer's treasurer's report. Because of their immediate need we gave another $50.00 to Destiny Manor, the home for alcoholic women in Oshawa. On Tuesday evening, April, 10th, four of our ladies attended attended and enjoyed the seminar for young women. Auberge, the home for battered battered women and children is getting ready for its May opening. We earlier donated four quilts and are now giving them $100.00 plus goods to stock their kitchen cupboards. Mrs. Margaret Down will attend the Ontario Conference For Women of the United Church of Canada on June il - 10. Registrations for Quin-Mo- Lac boys, girls or family camping are now available from Mrs. Eileen Down. Plan to attend our next meeting on May 8 when we will tour Cullen Barns. All ladies welcome. Mrs. Joan Coverly and Mrs. Lois Osborne led in an Easter devotional with the cross as their theme, We sang "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross," accompanied by Aunt Louise Osborne on piano followed by prayer, Lois read a short story from the collection of tlie late Ada Pickell entitled "The Missing Cup." It told of Ixionard DaVinci's painting of the last supper and how he had painted Jesus holding a wine cup. Upon completion he asked his friend to come and see It. His friend said it's wonderful "That cup is so real I cannot keep my eyes off it," DaVInci immediately took a brush and stroked it across the cup and said "If it affects you that way it must not remain" he exclaimed. "Nothing shall distract attention from the figure of Christ." Joan read a poem "It Was For Me" and also a reading "The Voice of the Cross." We then sang "The Old Rugged Cross" followed by an Easter responsive reading. Joan and Lois then read "Beneath The Cross" telling of the last words Jesus spoke from Calvary's Hill taken from Matthew, Luke and John and each word was pinned pinned on an old wooden cross. We were favoured with a duet "Kneel at the Cross" sung by Mrs. Greta Down and Mrs. Jean Osborne accompanied accompanied by Mrs. Eileen Down. Following the duet, Joan asked each lady present to write a prayer request or concern on a slip of paper and to come forward and leave it at the foot of the wooden cross. As we stand beneath the cross of Jesus this Easter, let us realize as never before all He has done for us. Will anything anything take our eyes off Christ and the real meaning of His death on the cross and His resurrection? Tea and fellowship followed with Mrs. Jean Osborne serving serving her delicious home made hot cross buns. Our sympathy and prayers go to Brian and Lyla Ficc in the death of Brian's father, Mr. Carl Ficc and to John and Carol Muir in the passing of Carol's mother, Mrs. Alexander. Sympathy of the community is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ormiston in the sudden loss of his brother Walter Ormiston. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Sale ends Sat., April 21 The Oshawa Centre (Lower Level) 728-0922 HRHTINfi UNLIMITED Tf,r Un,imiu,ii store.