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( 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 26,1985 Dim and Distant 50 YEARS AGO THURSDAY, JUNE 13,1935 C.T. Ross, manager of the Royal Theatre has been named chairman of the Program Program and Entertainment committee in connection with the Centenary celebrations celebrations this month of St. John's Anglican Church. George "Snub" Piper of the Bowmanville Royals baseball team and Len Wakely of Port Hope were outstanding on the mound in a recent league game the Royals won by a 4-3 score. The Bowmanville Lions Club will sponsor a Boxing and Wrestling Show on July 1st at the Bowmanville Skating Rink. Bleachers have been obtained from Varsity Stadium, Stadium, to be installed at the north and south ends of the rink for fans, plus seating for an additional 1400 on the ice surface. Approximately 100 pupils of Central and Ontario Public Schools grade VIII classes travelled by bus to Niagara Falls, last Tuesday. The pupils were accompanied by teachers T. Turner, M. Slute, R. Turner, C. Morrison and R. Wells. Miss Donna Maguire and Miss Sharon Hull left on Thursday for a month's holiday holiday at Clearwater, Florida. Misses Mary Dewdney, and Ruth Bona than of Newcastle left by air on Saturday, for an extended tour of Europe. The R.M. Hollingshead Company will sponsor the sleek British racing car "Lola" in all 1960 Canadian Racing Drivers Association events. Eight girl guides received their All Round Cords recently. recently. They are Lorraine Brock, Libby Cole, Jacqeline Martin, Jane Oliver, Carolyn Stacey, Pat Gill, Kathy Russell Russell and Leslie Ewert. 10 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25,1975 The volunteers of Memorial Hospital Bowmanville held their first fashion show last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D.L. Childs, head of volunteer services. The models were Eileen Gat- chell, Dianne Werry, Doreen Parks Madeline Martin, Wilma Goyne, Marion James, Helen Ovenden, Kim Childs, Sandra Bruce and Sharon Lunney. Dr. Charles Mcllveen has been acclaimed Progressive Conservative Candidate for" the Riding of Durham East. Livestock auctioneer Steve Liptay has been named winner winner of the Reserve Champion Trophy of the 1975 World Livestock Livestock Auctioneer Championship Championship held at Little Rock, Arkansas. Collaborate On New Song Tim Southwell could scarcely reach the pedals when he began helping with the music at Tyrone Church, many years ago. Tim's mother, Carol Southwell, herself a member of Tyrone Church choir for which Tim sometimes plays accompaniment, shares the enjoyment of music. Sixtieth Anniversary celebration of the United Church of Canada seemed like a good time to put their talents together and the result is a new song titled "Rise up and Sing", with words by Carol Southwell and music by Tim Southwell. Tim is a student at Queen's University, Kingston, going into his second year in September, majoring for the first year in music. This seems only natural when one considers Tim's involvement in musical activities through the years. Tim played the assembly music in his latter years at Enniskillen Public School. At M. J. Hobbs he was in the. school choir which was called uponl ol perform for community functions as far as Oshawa. Tim was the regular pianist for the weekly afterschool afterschool Bible club which was led by Mrs. Edna Philp and he was the Sunday School pianist for several years. Tim is currently a member of the music team at Tyrone United Church where he shares organist duties with Mrs. Jacqueline Vancyk. During the school year the congregation enjoys Tim's musical contribution the few times he can be home, In the last couple of years Tim has written music which he has played at Tyrone Church unannounced to the congregation. 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