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V Catholic Women's League Installs New Executive Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 22,1985 7 Presentation Marks Anniversary of Liberation & M3 fc>' 1*3 ■:</' •gT : ■IV X : ISj Father Frank Mihelic officiated at the installation installation of the new executive of the Bowmanville Catholic Women's League for 1985-86. the ceremony ceremony took place during the 11 a.m. mass on Sunday, Sunday, May 5, at St. Joseph's Church. Pictured here with Father Frank Mihelic are members of the executive: (front left to right) Rita Barrette, Past President; Marilyn Arsenault," President; Chris Brown, Treasurer; Magda Zoelman, 1st Vice President; President; (back) Irene Payne, Secretary; Joan Tax, Convener; Aileen MacPherson, Convener; Elizabeth Jones, President Elect and (absent) Rita Van Goor, Convener. Viewpoint ....by Rosella Carew Sometimes the spirit just simply sits me down and makes me write. So it was, after reading a short article by an eighty-five year old. In fact, I found the article in a 1978 Woman's Day while waiting my turn at the clinic. I told my husband of it, wondering if I might go back and ask for the magazine. Edgar's reply? "Don't be so silly". So, here I am putting in my words the gist of this lady's article titled titled "If I Had My Life to Live Over". She talks of spending too much time being afraid of life, afraid to speak, afraid of what the neighbors might think, afraid to take a chance and afraid to let her children take a chance. She never had walked in the rain, dressed as she wished, nor stepped outside that ultra conservative role she had set for herself. She talks of being fearful of trying to make that "statement" "statement" she felt was bottled up inside, with the result that she had never danced on a lovely day, nor laughed freely, nor left her dishes undone to have fun. I believe she finally made her statement by writing the article. In total it didn't exceed two hundred words. But what a warning for the rest of us! Life is a composite of age and time: a time to laugh, a time to cry and a time to lie in the meadow and dream. SMALL BUSINESS Opportunity? -- Problem? For INDEPENDENT opinion, evaluation or assistance BY AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESSMAN call CASE - (Counselling Assistance to Small Enterprises) - A non-profit service to small business that you CAN AFFORD. Contact: FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK (IA L.D. Maclnnis, Co-ordinator--(416) 571-1355 Vr Backing Independent Business Gliiada When will we have it all together? Ah! that is the warning. How can we laugh when we are old if we haven't carried carried it from our youth? How can we glory in a beautiful day, the song of the bird and the call of the loon if we haven't taken time to listen and to cultivate the habit? Ten years from now that son will remember that his parents parents were at the arena to cheer him on - never mind that the dishes' weren't done. Many a philosopher has told us that humour is the leaven of life. But during those busy years, humour gets lost. The baby is crying and the two year old has climbed into the cupboard again. The dryer is broken, the dishwasher is spouting water when it shouldn't and the five year old has lost his shoes. The door bell is ringing, ringing, the twelve year old is swooning over the boy next door and threatens to leave home if she can't go to the movies with him, then hubby phones to say the boss is coming to dinner. So who has time for humour? Spit on the philosophers. NOTICE JJ Blue Cross "pay direct non-group coverage available to all Ontario residents until June 15, 1985. Blue Cross announces that it is making available to all Ontario residents during the period May 1 to June 15,1985, a wide range of health benefits not included in the government government sponsored Ontario Health Insurance Plan (CHIP). Between May 1 and June 15,1985, any Ontario resident, regardless of age or previous previous medical history is invited to apply for Blue Cross coverage on a "pay direct" basis for the major portion of the cost of such benefits as • prescription drugs • private duty registered nursing • use of semi-private and private room in hospital; and others. Blue Cross is a private, non-government organization. If extra health coverage is not available to you through your place of employment, consider consider this Blue Cross "pay direct" opening. Detailed brochure/application forms are available at the "Infocentre" at most Ontario supermarkets, shopping malls, at regional offices of the provincial Ministry of Northern Affairs, or by writing 1985 Pay Direct Opening Blue Cross 150 Ferrand Drive Toronto, Ontario M3C1H6 or by phoning (416) 445-5747 collect. ONTARIO (,(i/l,(N) Well, we had better find time for humour. We'd better better break out of that shell and buy that silly little hat we admired last week. We'd better meet our man at the door with a zany joke and if we know what's good for us we had better try to grab that brass ring at least once in our life. If we don't, what will we have carried from youth to old age? The meeting meeting of life on its own terms in our youth becomes the leaven for our twilight years. Dominion President Steve Dunsdon, of The Royal Canadian Legion, accepts accepts a bouquet of tulips from Shirley Ouberg, a representative of the Dutch community in Canada, in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the liberation of Holland by the Canadian forces. May marks the beginning of the Diamond Jubilee Year of The Royal Canadian Legion and is being celebrated with a wide variety of activities in more than 1,700 Legion branches across Canada. With nearly 700,000 members, the Legion is the largest service organization in Canada. It has a long list of community support support activities to its credit, including an impressive sports training program. 50 Years Ago, Thursday, May 30,1935 Three youthful violinists underthe direction of Francis Francis Sutton, Kelvin Symons, Donald Anderson and George Underhill won 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively, at the recent Music Festival held at Port Hope United Church. Charter members of the newly formed Bowmanville Lions Club are Dr. W.H. Birks, C.H. Dudley, A.J. Smith, Alex McGregor, Chas. Searle, Frank Jamieson, Edsall Oliver, Stuart James, W.H. Hill, P.R. Cowling, Dr. R.E. Din- niwell, J. O'Neill, M. Bres- lin, J.J. Brown, T.M. Chant, W.J. Bagnell, E.W. Crawford, Crawford, H.L. Crabb, George Davidge, E.V. Hoar, Alan Knight, B.H. Mortlock, James Marr, Roy Nichols and Vern Ott. 25 Years Ago, Thursday, May 26,1960 A legacy amounting to about $35,000 was received by Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville Bowmanville this week from the estate of the late Francis James Hall, Orono. Merrill D. Brown, Newcastle Newcastle received his Bachelor of Applied Science Science degree in Civil Engineering Engineering on Tuesday, May 24th at the University of Toronto's Toronto's Spring Convocation. Guests with Dr. and Mrs. Keith Slemon are Reverend and Mrs. Arthur Morgan, Michael and Maureen, Ottawa. Ottawa. Mrs. Leo Goulah and Mrs. Sim anil Siatant Earl Rand were co-convenors co-convenors of the excellent CWL bake sale held at St. Joseph's Hall, Liberty Street, on Saturday. I 10 Years Ago, Wednesday, May 28,1975 Winners of the Yvonne Osborne top team bowling trophy in the Friday Night Mixed League are Gord Wilcox, Wilcox, Marsha Winning, Marion Marion Burgess, Ken Kennedy and Les Coombes. On Thursday evening at M.J. Hobbs School, Hampton, the Progressive Conservatives elected the new executive for Durham East. They include Treas. John Aken, Oshawa, Pres. Paul Riley, Sect'y Marion Manders, Kendal, Directors Tom Rehder, Bowmanville, Doug Terwillegar, Hampton, Charles Reid, Orono, Walter Bestwick, Ray Lunn and Bill Austin, Oshawa, Madeline Williams, Williams, Newcastle and Barbara Barbara Humphreys, Oshawa. Jay Lilge has been hired as the new pro at Bowmanville Bowmanville Country Club. Jay comes here from the Bayview Country Club, Toronto. Toronto. Wendy Ayre and Mrs. Irv Gill welcomed large crowds to the Open House held on Friday at the new Darlington Darlington Marina Hotel. A garden party and reception reception was held on Saturday in Orono in honor of artist A.A. Drummond of Orono. Master of Ceremonies was Sterling Mather. YWCA to Honor Women of Distinction The Oshawa YWCA will be hosting the Fourth Annual Annual Durham Region Women of Distinction Awards Dinner on November November 4 at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. The purpose of the dinner is to honour women in the region for their exceptional contribution to our community community life. Awards will be presented in each of the four categories; the Arts, ■' broadening the cultural life of the community; Community Community Services, improvingthe quality of life in the community community through volunteer service; service; Women in the Workforce; Workforce; significant achievement achievement in the workforce - labour, public office, profession, profession, business, education, education, health care, as well as active involvement in the community; 1985 - Young Women of Distinction. In this International Year of Youth, this category has Durham Food Student Wins Competition Wendy Mr,ore of Whitby was recently awarded third prize for her display of petit fours in the Muskoka and district culinary competition. Wendy is a first year student in the Food and Beverage Management program at Durham College. It took 135 hours of planning, baking, and decorating to complete her project. She competed against students from George Brown College, Georgian College, Camp Borden (army base), as well as chefs from such noted establishments as Sheraton Centre, Ramada Inn, and the King Edward Hotel. Wendy hopes to enter more culinary competitions in the future. been created to acknowledge acknowledge young women's achievement. Nominees should have good academic standing and involvement in school, church or community community associations, athletic teams or clubs. Nominations Nominations are restricted to young women attending grades IX to XIII. The Oshawa YWCA invites invites individuals or groups to share in these celebrations celebrations by nominating women of your choice in one or more of these categories. Nominations are now being received and your immediate immediate response would be appreciated. Nomination forms are available from the YWCA office, 199 Centre St. S., Oshawa. 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