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i i 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 27,1987 Neatleton-Caeearea Nawa by Mabel Cawker Jaycettes Announce Winners of Baby Photo Contest Blue Ray Celebrates In Fine Style Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, OES, held a great celebration on Thursday Thursday evening, May 14, for their 39th birthday party. It was held in the Masonic Temple, Port Perry, with guests present from The Beaches, Birchcliff, West Hill, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, and Sunland. Chapters, for this "gala" event. They were given a warm, fraternal welcome in the East by Worthy Matron Elsie Wilbur, assisted by Past Patron, Sam Cawker. This was a special night for Carousal Matrons, Patrons & Associates & they were warmly welcomed. Several dignitaries were greeted in the East. During the business session a report was given re- the Luncheon & Card party convened by Marjorie McCombe which was a fine success with a nice sum raised for the Estarl fund. The Masonic Ladies night was an enjoyable evening and a success as well. The Worthy Matron's special project...a Wheel-chair for Central Seven for the Mentally Handicapped Handicapped is moving along by "leaps and bounds" with between $350 and $400 raised. We are well on the way folks in our Benevolent work. 25 year pins were presented to P.P. Merlin Suggitt, Ruby Smith and Doris Evans. - Our congratulations! After the meeting closed...a humorous skit was presented by a group of Eastern Star Officers much to the delight of all. These girls have talent - plus I The Hall was decorated artistical- ■ ly by thé committee with the Carousal theme - the Fun Cymbol being the Teddy Bear - So - we had a "Teddy Bear Picnic"...a veryeffective veryeffective decorating idea with Teddies and Balloons combined for a novel arrangement! We commend, the committee for a super job! Lovely refreshments were..baskets of finger rolls, salads, individual jellies, topped off with . Teddy Bear cake..made by Judy MitdielLand tea & coffee. The committee committee under the direction of Marguerite Mitchell was fantastic adding flavor 4 zest to the party! Our warmest thanks! Keep in mind the Auction Sale to be held May 30, at the Masonic Hall. Items to be brought to the hall Friday Friday evening, May 29, from 7-9 p.m. The Eastern Star is featuring a bake sale as well. Be as supportive as possible for this money raising venture. News Of Cancer Canvass Have just received the approximate approximate total for Cartwright Township Cancer Drive - so - felt I'd like to pass on the good news to the volunteers and the donors. We are well over the amount collected last year (1986) which amounted to $4,369.00. This year (1967) the tidy sum amounts to over $6,000.00. A full report will appear in this column shortly..when all kits are in, and proceeds are tabulated, also a note of appreciation. Watch this paper for the report! District Annual Attended The day long District Annual Meeting re-the nine Branches of Ontario Ontario South District was held in Brookiin United Church, Thursday, May 21, with some 70 delegates attending, attending, 14 members were present from Honeydale Br. The lovely luncheon at the noon hour was enjoyed with the U.C.W. members of the Brookiin United Church catering. District President Mrs. Alva Thompson of Scugog Br. retired from office..and our new District President is Mrs. Helen McKean from Greenbank Br. Caesarea Euchre Party For the regular Wednesday evening evening card game the winners were: First prize winner-Mary Foots with 86. Second prize winner - Eva MacDonald MacDonald with 82. Low - Gwen Robins with 48. Lunch was convened by Irene Train 4 Faith Lawrence. A very good attendance! Keep up the good work folks, and support the Ladies Auxiliary..a hard working, dedicated group! Lively Auction Sale of Interest At Nestleton W.I. The lively Auction sale of plants, bulbs, baking, etc. in charge oi Karel Nottingham,, assisted by Grace Bajema was the "highlight" of the Nestleton Branch meeting, held in the Community Centre, on Wed. May 13. Sincere appreciation to these ladies for their fine efforts which netted a considerable sum for the treasury. President Neta Fish brought the meeting to order with a cordial welcome to members and several visitors and read two interesting poems. The roll call was answered by naming something new in gardening. Norma Frew gave an excellent excellent report of the District Annual held in Kendal on May 7. The minutes were read by Secretary Gwen Malcolm and the- financial statement presented by Rika Wygerde, Treasurer. There will be some W.I. exhibits and information re - the work of Women's Institutes over the years, at the opening of Bowmanville Museum on Saturday, June 6 at 1:30 p.m. Members are invited invited to this ceremony. An invitation to attend Blackstock W. I. on June 4th at 8 p.m. to hear a special It's official! The three winners of the Bowmanville Jaycette Baby Photo Contest have been announced. They are: Nicole Marie Luxton, who placed first; Emily Broome, who was second, and Jennifer Morgan Morgan who finished third out of the 50 entries. The winners were recognized on Friday, May 22, at the Bowmanville Memorial Park Clubhouse. Parents, babies and Jaycette Baby Photo Contest Committee Members are shown above. From left: Robert and Lee-Anne Luxton; (unfortunately, their daughter had chicken pox and could not accept the award in person); Terri and Dave Morgan, with their daughter, daughter, Jennifer; Jo Crawford, co-chairman of the committee; committee; Dennis and Kim Broome, with their daughter, daughter, Emily; and Rhodessa Stacey, chairman of the Jaycette baby photo competition committee. Each penny cast as a "vote" in the competition has been used towards a charitable donation. Sponsors who helped include: Hooper's Jewellers, Carnation Flower Shop, Lange's Photo Lab, Guys and Gals Hairstyling, and Shoppers Drug Mart. 0 Ÿ&foP , -A 0 ■O 4 »<=>> speaker was accepted. A committee volunteered to plan the exhibits for "Now and Then" at Blackstock Fair in August. Gwen Malcolm showed some interesting "Souvenirs" of a New Zealand W.I. meeting which she attended while visiting her daughter and son-in-law in December. - The programme consisted of readings by Winnifred Davison 4 Norma Frew. A contest was conducted conducted by the president. Lunch was enjoyed after a busy afternoon, with Norma Frew and group in charge. Cards were signed for three sick people in hospital and a shut-in at home. The Sacrament of Baptism Celebrated Elizabeth Bronwyn, infant daughter of Scott 4 Joanne Cawker, Oshawa, was baptized in St. Andrew's Andrew's United Church, on Sunday, May 24th, at 11 a.m. The officiating Minister Rev. Gordon Postill was assisted by Associate Minister Mrs. Susan Genge and the Clerk of Session Session in a very impressive ceremony. Many relatives were present for this symbolic rite of the Church with deep religious significance. After the Service, Scott 4 Joanne held a baptismal party at their home in North Oshawa for Elizabeth Bronwyn Bronwyn with many present for the event. A sumptuous buffet luncheon with a lovely array of food was enjoyed enjoyed by all. Those present included: included: Alan 4 Eleanor Cawker, Andy 4 Anne Cawker, Valerie, Andrea 4 Klane, Dan 4 Lea Kitchen 4 Jessica, Anthony 4 Sandra Van Grootheest, Katie 4 Victoria, Betty Guscott 4 daughter Barbara, all of Oshawa, and Sam 4 Mabel Cawker of Scugog Pt. Road. Our best wishes to this young family! Social Events Allan Mairs of Dalheim Nursing Home, Uxbridge spent a few days with his parents, Norm 4 Bernice Mairs of Nestleton. A nice change for Allan! Nestleton Presbyterian Church With an average attendance, Rev. F. Swann conducted the 10 a.m. service service in the Nestleton Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Joyce Taylor - organist. Psalm reading ... No. 28 and "Living Faith" selection - "The church reaches out" with Scripture Matthew 6: 5-15. Continuing the study of the Lord's Prayer- Rev. Swann spoke of the "Sermon on the Mount" when Jesus gave us the pattern pattern of prayer beginning "Our Father ... in response to. Teach us to pray." On Sunday, June 14, the Senior's choir of Port Perry will be in attendance attendance and bring special music. Plan to attend and hear this excellent choir. Caesarea Community Church A good congregation for Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford spoke on "Believing and Receiving" an excellent message Photo Contest Supports Lung Association Courtice Pathfinder Honored With Canada Cord Canada Cord recipient Belinda Anselstetter is congratulated by her parents, Klaus and Charlotte Anselstetter and Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz. Belinda, a member of the 1st Courtice Pathfinders, received her cord last week at the Courtice United Church. The Canada Cord represents the highest achievement as a Pathfinder. Mr. Cureatz was on hand to offer his best wishes and bring a framed congratulatory letter from Premier David Peterson. The Bowmanville Jaycettes have raised a total of $200 through their recent baby photo contest. Last week, the winners of the event were announced and proceeds raised from the project were presented to the Durham Region Lung Association. From left are: Rhodessa Stacey, chairman of baby photo contest; Laura Smith, a volunteer with the Durham Lung Association; and Jo Crawford, co-chairman of the photo contest. The donation will send four children to the asthma camp for children at Camp Samac. U.C.W. News By Bessie Vaneyk The crackling, dry, theme title, "The Living Legacy", soon provoked quickened pulse-beats and salient self-imagerv as Betty Tur- cott, Bowmanville, breathed life into profiles of sister women of Bible times. Her presentation revealed a shared intimacy with nearly two hundred women and a couple of men at the recent two day Bay of Quinte Conference United Church Women's Annual Meeting at St. Mark's Church, Whitby, on April 7th and'8th. Betty donned a different head-shawl to personify each of the several women of different ages from different different eras of the Bible, a technique which proved NOW AVAILABLE IP , WHOOPI GOLDBERG .JUMPIN' JACK FLASH at Alfie's Videos and Books 59 King St. W. 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Brian Gee, assisted by women elders, all of St. Mark's, Whitby. Mrs. Margaret Nix, a Media Consultant for AVEL, who was one of the team which organized UCW by uniting the Woman's Association Association and the Woman's Missionary Society in 1962, demonstrated the use of current audio visual tools. The Rev. Gale Glover, Peterborough, spoke on "Gifts for Leadership", and expanded the possibilities of the new Guide Lines book for use in community planning and workshops. Another guest speaker, the Rev. Margaret Erry, recounted recounted vivid "Memories". A member of the Board of Women when UCW was organized organized before she became an ordained minister, Margaret Margaret sees dreams, hopes and studies about work with handicapped people and elderly elderly people now becoming reality. Past President of Bay of Quinte Conference UCW over the past 25 years were honored and were presented presented witli tokens of appreciation. appreciation. Kingston Presbyterial UCW conducted a Memorial Memorial Service, and the Rev. Ed Bentley, President of Bay of Quinte Conference United Church of Canada, led a Covenanting service. Music by Mrs. Jean Lc- Grand and Mrs, Bev Holmes, Oshawa, was an important ministry. An excellent book display was provided by Mrs. Nora Bngshaw and Pat Herron. A gathering of United Church Women from all across Canada at Waterloo, Ontario, July 18th and 21st will celebrate nationally for the first time the heritage heritage of women of the United Church. Lois Wilson will develop the theme "Called to Respond". KINGSWAY CARPET It's our Big floor covering sale of the year. Big Selection from the big name carpet and vinyl floor manufacturers. ^Burlington CoiGnet domcor Harding manniigbm ^I^ichmond . Big Savings with the big buying power of the professional Independent floor covering stores In the Floor Connection. HURRY, SALE ENDS MAY 30/87. and Hardware 1405 KING ST. E. 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