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; On June 2nd, 1984, the Bowmanville Jaycees and Jaycettes held their 9 th annual Presidents Ball at San Marino's Restaurant. The Jaycees new executive was inducted, being President Harvey Chappel; Vice President President Rick Keeler; Secretary 1 Doug O'Rourke and Treasurer Wayne Aasen. The Jaycettes' new executive is President Michelle Chappel; Vice President President Dorothy O'Rourke; Secretary Darla Allen and Treasurer Anna Blake. many interesting events planned for your entertainment, entertainment, which will run through to Sunday, June 24th. There is still time to pick up a passport which will entitle you to lake a trip around the world without leaving Oshawa. Mission presentations were a part of the service at Trinity United Church on June 17. Lanny Cooper, chairman of Outreach and Communications, Communications, received the contributions contributions and extended thanks on behalf of the committee. Dan Peters presented the cheque from the Hi-C group. The Explorers, numbering over 20, favored with a musical number number and Elaine Barber, leader, on their behalf made the presentation of a generous amount raised by putting on a play. Jennie Rundle, Teens treasurer, presented this group's contribution. At a recent car show we were amused at a sign gracing an antique car, which read, "Do not lean on this car unless you are in the nude. Buttons, buckles and zippers, scratch." Reunion - Reserve Saturday, Saturday, June 30th, for the first ever Branch 30, Royal Canadian Canadian Legion Reunion, to be held in Port Hope. A full day of events is on the agenda. Fiesta Week in Oshawa has BAHA'I FAITH That which befits kingly dignity and beseems the world-ordering diadem is this; that all subjects of every class and creed be the objects of bounty, and prosper under the wide shadow of justice. P.O. Box 36, Bowmanville. Fellowship Baptist Church Courtice, Ontario Location: Courtice Secondary School SUNDAY SERVICE 10:00 a m. Family Bible Service 11:00 a m. Bible Ministry For more information phone: 579-4523 151 Years of Community Service â>t. John's Anglican Cfjurclj Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Sunday, June 24th, 1984 TRINITY I 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Holy Baptism EVERY WEDNESDAY 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Laying on of Hands for Healing Sunday School & Nursery Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A.,S.T.B. Assoc.-The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John Peters, B.A., B.D. Minister Rev. Arthur Amacher, B.A.. B.D. Assistant Minister John Crookshank Music Director Church at Division St. Office 623-3138 Nine Jean Sunday School At 11 a.m. During June - 10 a.m. in July 11 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE Summer Series "Attractive Christianity" No. 2 - "The Power Filled" Nursery Care Provided A WARM WELCOME FOR EVERYONE Service lime will be 10 a.m. during July St. Paul's members will be attending 1834-1984 â>t. Raul's ®mteb Cfjuvcfj MINISTER Rev. N. E, Schamerhorn, B.A., M.DIv. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen-623-5701 Sunday, June 24th, 1984 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship Sermon: "The Dividends of Living" St. Paul's will be worshipping with the members of Trinity, in the Trinity United Church for the month of July. Sunday School for all ages Nursery Care for pre-school children every Sunday ORONO and DISTRICT NEWS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 20,1984 5 Recent Graduates Mrs. Margaret Campbell, a teacher at Newtonville, Kendal and Kirby Public Schools has retired after 26'/2 years teaching career. World War Two C.W.A.C. Veterans will hold their 26th annual reunion in Toronto, September 28th - 29th. For information phone 416-781- 2872. Pine Ridge Parents without Partners will meet Thursday, July 5th, in St. George's Anglican Church, Oshawa, at 8 p.m. The guest speaker will be Larry Down, Chiropractor. The Kidney Foundation - Durham Unit will hold a meeting meeting on Thursday, June 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Whitby Legion Hall, Byron Street, Whitby. The meeting is open to all members of the public. For more information, call unit chairman Joan Ransberry at 683-5110, Ajax. The 23rd Annual Alcoholics Anonymous Kawartha District District Conference goes June 22 - 24th, at the Rock Haven Motor Hotel, Peterborough. Contact 705-742-2772 for information. Victoria College in Cobourg, owned by the province, will be up for sale later this month. The 148-year-old building is protected by provincial legislation legislation which protects buildings buildings designated as "historically "historically significant" from demolition. demolition. Before a sale will be made, the buyer must be willing willing to post a $1.5 million bond to ensure that restoration of the building is completed properly. properly. A new owner for the building will be chosen when tenders are opened on July 12. Quote - "Do not follow where a path leads, rather follow no path and leave a trail." Those attending the O.H.A. Convention last week in Sudbury, Sudbury, from Orono, were Mr. and Mrs. David Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples, Mrs. Doreen Lowery, ana Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice. Mrs. Doreen Lowery, Kirby and Mrs. Rowena Tizzard sang a duet at the Grange- men's service held Sunday in Kendal Church. The Orono Arena Improvement Improvement and Projects Fund Commission wish to thank all their many friends and patrons who attended their annual Father's Day Turkey Dinner on Sunday, June 17. A large crowd was in attendance. attendance. Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn entertained entertained all the members of her family on Sunday, in honor of two birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Klawitter and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey attended the Shriners Convention Convention held in Niagara Falls, this past weekend. Mrs. Carl Kimmett, Becky and friend Patricia Boyd were Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey. Mrs. E. Billings stayed with Shawn and Tim Bailey the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Porter, Port Rickey, Florida, were Monday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton. Mrs. Mary Morris, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton attended church service on Sunday in Newtonville and heard cousin Frank Stapleton deliver a fine service, and in the afternoon visited Buch- annan's cottage, L. Scugog. Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice and Barry attended a Father's Day family party at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmer, Oshawa. A birthday party was held Saturday, June 16, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Tom Beckett, By Isabelle Challice Oshawa in honor of several birthdays, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Orono, Mrs. Ruby Bryson, Kirby, and Mrs. Linda Draper and Pamela, Orono. A family get-together for Father's Day, at the Charles Taylor's. O.H.A. 78th CONVENTION "It's your Environment," was the theme of the 78th Annual Convention of the Ontario Horticulture Association, Association, held June 13, 14, 15, in Laurention University, Sudbury, Ont. An excellent attendance of 669 persons representing 154 societies throughout the province, province, enjoyed the very scenic beauty of the university as well as the entire city. For many years, Sudbury was known as the City of Rocks and Mining. Today's city is modern, clean and green lawns, parks and trees, everywhere. everywhere. One of the very exciting visits made by the delegates was of course to the very exotic "Science North." This very large federal government government project will be officially opened by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth on July 22. It is not completed as yet, but to see the huge endeavour build on, in and around rock, it is truly unbelievable! The rock in this particular area is considered by experts to be some of the oldest rock in the world. Wednesday evening was an excellent welcome to all by Laureen Corboy, Dist. director director of Dist. 13 (Sudbury) and a very talented group of young people and a Sr. Citizens choir entertained us all, and particularly particularly our O.H.A. Sec. Tony Hogervorst who displayed talents, not entirely secretarial! secretarial! Thursday's theme address speaker for the morning was Hon. Andy Brandt, Minister of the Environment, who stated "In our world of Concrete, Rompin' Ronnie Hawkins will appear at the Port Perry Western Days on July 14th. PERM SPECIAL WITH "VITAMIN E" Reg. $40.00 N0W $OQ.50 ONLY tCa INCLUDES CUT OFFER GOOD UNTIL JULY BOYS & GIRLS UNDER 14 OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE FOR LADIES and GENTLEMEN WASH CUT & STYLE *10 00 ARTISTIC Barber Shop & Beauty Salon 233 King St. East 623-2931 WEIGHT WATCHERS® 0** tiff- O*' 10' with ((Quick Start Not only does WEIGHT WATCHERS give you a new way of eating but also a new way of life. 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Thursday afternoon a very different and new form of gardening was presented by Mr. Alex Gray, Inco Canada, entitled "Underground Gardening." Gardening." One mile underground underground specimens of large juicy tomatoes, cucumbers etc. were shown to an amazed audience. Despite many problems problems of light, water, etc. some degree of success has been achieved, by an inventive inventive and interested group. A delightful bus trip throughout the area. The big Nickel, Coppercliff was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. everyone. On Friday a.m. Chuck Jacobs of the Ministry of Agriculture brought greetings and presented a very enjoyable enjoyable talk "What's your Society's Image." Mr. Ted Penwill gave another lecture "Public Relations to Get New Members," which was most helpful, Mr. Maurice Marshall, new 1984-85 President Moderated the panel on "Allotment Gardening" and Bonnie Warner gave an illustrated talk on "Youth Work in your Society." Official tree planting planting in the afternoon and several very educational panels, "Pruning," "The Perennial Borders" proved very worthwhile to all. Of course our bus tour to "Science North", was thrilling and we recommend it highly as this summer's tourist attraction. attraction. Russell and Alma Gomme (former Sec. O.H.A.) gave a somewhat hilarious account of "What Retirement Means" and to see this "young" couple, it certainly is agreeing with them. Saturday morning saw the executive and new directors gathered together for their first meeting of the board. I am happy to report I was one of the new directors installed, as director of district No. 17. A general agreement by all in attendance, this was really an excellent convention and we urge more people to attend these gatherings. Next year's convention will be held in district 11, Windsor, Ontario at the university. JR. HORTICULTURE NEWS On June 13th the Orono Jr. Gardeners went to Cullen Gardens.' It began to rain just as we entered the gardéns, but we continued our,tour through the tiny miniature village. Some of. the flowers had not been planted yet but most beds were. We saw tree sculptures, sculptures, and sculptures made of flowers, and the rose bushes are about to open. The black swan was swimming with her babies on her back. When the big rain storm hit, we were all cosy and dry in the snack bar, eating hot dogs and drinking chocolate milk. Everyone returned home safely safely around 9:30 p.m. Be sure and give us a phone call to order your flower baskets for this Sunday's Decoration Day, June 24, in Orono Cemetery. ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH NEWS Members of Sunday school had charge of the morning service on Sunday. Sides- persons Lois and Bob Morton, Darren Lewis and Ronald Johnson, Server Tina Wood and leader Betty Ann Wood. The reading of Psalm 23 (responsively) by Cathy Stapleton, and the scripture lesson by Judy Leek. Presentation by Sunday School - Robert Raikes. Prayes by Tina Wood, Michael Tomlinson, Nicole French, Natalie Anderson and Lori Wood. 10 a.m. next Sunday - Combined Combined service at St. Saviour's followed by parade to Orono Park. Children are invited to wear costumes, decorate bicycles, etc. Prizes for everyone. everyone. Bring a picnic lunch, lawn chairs, etc. Tea, coffee and drinks will be provided. Please come and celebrate St. Saviour's 100th anniversary this special way! At Last! The rector is delighted delighted to be home from the hospital and thanks everybody for their prayers, visits, cards and kind words. The summer bulletin is now being prepared (July and August). If you have announcements, announcements, notices or favorite hymns, please contact contact the Rector or Mrs. Haldenby this week. ORONO UNITED CHURCH NEWS Two pretty vases of flowers were at the front of the church on Sunday morning, courtesy of the ladies of unit four. David Gray, organist, lead in the Psalm and scripture readings readings and the choir rendered the old favorite "How Great Thou Art." Happy Birthday to Eleanor Terrill who celebrates her birthday this Saturday, June 23rd. Plan to attend the farewell party to Rev. and Mrs. Wright on Sunday, June 24th, following following the morning service. There will be a buffet luncheon, prior to the presentation.- presentation.- Bowmanville Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 72nd Birthday Birthday Strawberry Social - at Lions Centre, Bowmanville, 2 p.m. Wed., June 27th. There will be a Mini Fashion Show by Leisure Lady. U.C.W. PRESENTATIONS The general meeting of the U.C.W. was held Thursday, June 14, in the main hall, with a pot luck dinner before hand. Everyone enjoyed the dinner and president Donna Scott welcomed everyone. Following the supper, Lois Brown demonstrated the art of making a quilt, without sewing. This quilt can be called "A Quilt for all Occasions." The blocks were all entitled something different, different, such as - Love, Duty, Living Faith, Prayer, Laughter, Laughter, Humor, Meditation, Worship, Worship, Compassion etc. Very beautifully constructed, Lois. Presentations were made to Lois Brown, a past President and to Betty Wright, who are soon leaving our community. A crystal vase to Lois and a crystal bowl to Betty were given by E. Billings to Lois and Donna Scott to Betty. y BOB BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown are pleased to announce announce the graduation of their son, Bob, from the Ontario Bible College with a Bachelor of Religious Education. Bob will continue his education and is presently the Youth Minister in Bethel Baptist Church in Toronto. His parents' home on the third concession of Clarke, approximately Vn miles west of 115 and 35 will be open to friends to come say hello to Bob on Sunday, June 24, commencing at 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. WAY NE WESLEY Y'ELLOWLEES Wayne Wesley Yellowiees graduated at the May 29 Convocation Convocation of the University of Guelph with an Associate Diploma in Agriculture (Agr. Bus.). He also received the United Co-Operatives of Ontario Award. Wayne is the son of Harvey and Lois Yellowiees of Solina. CRAIG LARMER Craig Larmer graduated from the University of Guelph on June 1, 1984 with his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Agriculture degree, majoring in Crop Science. He was the recipient of the O.A.C. Student's Federation medal. Son of Glenn and Marion Larmer of R. R. No. 1, Black- stock, Craig is farming in partnership on the family farm. Item of Interest Joy Brooks leaves on Sunday for Buffalo where she will spend a week as one of four young people representing representing Canada at the 6th International International Leadership Development Development Center sponsored by the American Red Cross. This conference brings together delegates from several European countries, South America, Canada and the U.S. The other Canadian representatives representatives include one from Ottawa and two from Western Canada. MARIE LOUISE AGNEW Marie Louise Agnew of R.R. No. 4, Bowmanville graduated May 26th, 1984, from the Registered Nursing Diploma Program at Durham College. Marie is the daughter of Mrs. Anne Kennedy of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. RUSSCARRUTHERS On Wednesday, June 13, 1984, Russell W. Carruthers graduated from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Toronto, with a diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology. Russ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carruthers, Carruthers, R. R. 1, Bowmanville. 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