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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 4,1984 5 Lions Club Elects New Slate of Officers Paul Rosseau and Chris Stadlcmann of Orono, have been accepted at Trinity College School, Port Hope, this September. The Darlington Information Centre in Newcastle, off Highway 401 on Lake Ontario, is open seven days a week from now until Labor Day from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Exhibits, film and video presentations, presentations, or models illustrating illustrating Ontario's methods of producing producing and delivering electricity electricity are provided free at the centre. Stanley Millson, R.R. No. 1, Enniskillen, and guest student, student, Miss Fiona Wilson, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, R.R. No. 1, Janelville, and guest student, Miss Clona MacSween. Port Hope's Queen and John Streets are scheduled to be turned into gigantic movie sets this summer. CBC will be shooting three one-hour drama segments that will see the'streets returned to the way they once were. Cameras begin rolling in August. Should be exciting. The "Independent" "Independent" office in Port Hope has given CBC permission to use its location for one of the scenes by publisher John M. James. The Lindsay Bicentennial Celebrations will be held July 27-28-29th, with a Bicentennial Showcase scheduled for July 25th. Five of the Tall Ships are coming to Cobourg and will be in port for two nights during the last week of July. Exact dates have not been set yet, but probably they will be Tuesday, July 24 and Wednesday, Wednesday, July 25, it was learned this weekend when a Tall Ships official visited Cobourg harbor. Over the next few months, the Oshawa Kinsmen Club will be selling 2,500 $100 tickets with the grand prize being a $114,000 home located in the Rose Garden subdivision off Thornton Rd. in Oshawa. Prior to the Dec. 16 draw date, ten early bird prizes of $1,000 will also be given away. Participating in this year's Junior Agriculturalist Program Program are hosts Mr. and Mrs. r BAHA'l FAITH^ The fact that we Imagine ourselves to be right and everybody else wrong, Is the greatest of all obstacles obstacles In the path toward unity, and unity Is essen-1 tial if we teach truth, as truth Is one. 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. Jofjn'â Anglican Cfjurclj Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Sunday, July 8th, 1984 TRINITY III 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer 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. Rev. Arthur Amacher, B.A., B.D. John Crookshank Minister Assistant Minister Music Director Office 623-3138 Church at Division SI. Blue Jeans Sunday School 10 a.m. 10 a.m.- WORSHIP SERVICE Summer Series "Attractive Christianity" No. 4 - "CONSISTENCY" Nursery Care Provided We welcome the members and adherents of St. Paul's Church who will be worshipping with us during July. Ron and Lorie Brown, Steve and Debbie Col water from Frederiction, New Brunswick, visited Maurice and Vera Prout recently, and enjoyed a vacation at Prout's cottage, on Batson Lake. These members of the Bowmanville Lions Club will be serving as the Lions executive for 1984-85. The front row (from left) includes: Iain Maclvor, third vice president; Pat King, immediate past president; Klaas Degroot, president; Ron White, first vice president; and Llew Tomlinson, treasurer. treasurer. In the back row are the following officers: Fred Andrews, assistant to the treasurer; Don Mr. Dick Budel, Newcastle, Newcastle, recently recieved his B.A. degree in Business Administration Administration at Trent University. University. He has been accepted accepted at Syracuse University University to study for his M.A. in Business Administration. Lisa Harness of Orono, and Kathy Ryan of Bowman- ville were the two lucky winners of a free pair of jeans, from C.J.'s Jean Boutique. The win- ners'names were selected during a draw last week. Allin, assistant to the third vice president; Ed Ewert, tail twister; Paul Bellefontaine, assistant to first vice president; Jim Hilborn, secretary; Jim Stevenson, assistant to the second vice president; Don Marsden, past district governor; and Wally Heinbuch, second vice president. The new executive executive took office at a meeting held Monday, June 25, at the Bowmanville Lions Centre. ledge garnered from our visit to Kamstra's. Miss Krista McHolm, our Dairy Princess, spoke to us- about "Nutrition". She reviewed reviewed the four food groups from Canada's Food Guide. Mrs. Lois Yellowlees presented presented her with a memento. Mrs. Mary Millson led us in the song "Salute to Oshawa", written by Jennifer Kerr, a 14-year-old from Oshawa. Polka Dot Door Coming to Library Polka Dot Door Live, adapted from the popular TV Ontario children's television series, will be performing free of charge at Bowmanville Library on Friday, July 13, from 3:00-4:00 p.m., in a brand new bilingual show featuring Marigold, Humpty, Dumpty, Bear, Minou, and of course Polkaroo. Polka Dot Door Live is presented as part of the Ontario government's Bicentennial Showcase tour. For more information, contact: Linda Taylor, Supervisor of Children's Services 623-7322. Members of the Bowmanville Lions Club and their spouses applauded the work of President Pat King last Monday night during the inauguration of a new executive. Mr. King served as president of their organization during 1983-84 and he was awarded this past president's plaque by incoming president president Klaas Degroot during the June 25th meeting. Mr. Degroot was among the incoming directors and executive who took on their new responsibilities at the inaugural meeting. Pat King joins the executive as immediate past president. Solina Women's Institute Tours Landscaping Centre On June 13, Solina W.I. ladies met at the Kamstra Landscaping Centre, on Taunton Taunton Road. After a conducted tour, Mr. J. Kamstra answered answered the many questions the ladies asked. Mrs. Anita Jensen thanked our hosts for their hospitality. The ladies reassembled at the Community Hall. President President Mrs. Blaikie Rowsell opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect. Mrs. Dorothy Snowden accompanied us on the piano. Mrs. Dorothy Pascoe, read the minutes and gave the Treasurer's report. Members were invited by the 4-H Garden Club to tour their gardens on Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. Hampton W.I. will be our guests on Oct. 10. A letter was HAIR PROBLEMS? COME TO US FOR THE ANSWERS! AS ONF OF OUR SERVICES WE PROVIDE HAIR STRAIGHTENING WITH GUARANTEED RESULTS read from the Y.W.C.A., inviting inviting us to choose a candidate for their Women of Distinction Award. Following Mrs. Viola Ashton's Hall Board Report, she thanked all for their help and donations to their very successful sale. Mrs. Alma Langmaid gave the report of the catering to date. Mrs. Faye Vice reported that 10 Solina members attended attended the District Annual. Letters were to be written to Minister of Education, Betty Stephenson, stating their concern re Family Studies in the High School curriculum. All who visited the Friand Lee and Adelaide Hoodless homes on a recent bus trip reported a very worthwhile day. Mrs. Marion Broome won the painting painting donated by Mr. E, Jukes of Willowrun Gallery. 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