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V Congregation Surprises 25th Anniversary Couple slvSI*tOTt The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. July 1, 1987 St. John's Church Holds Strawberry Social t 3*. M-j É iU;' - S * " #7> L-v I ■■ i M8» . ■ * , ■. - j The congregation of St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, pulled a • complete surprise on their minister Rev. Ed Schamerhorn and his wife : Marilyn Sunday morning. While he was conducting the service, the Sunday School room was a hive of activity as workers prepared a celebration to mark the couple's 25th wedding anniversary. Officially, it won't take place until. August, but they'll be on holidays then, so it was held just a trifle early. Relatives had been informed and were present to participate. Strawberries and ice cream complemented a special cake. Wesley ville and Area Ontario people have lamented the loss of so many stately elms whose graceful shapes were typical of the landscape. There are many young ones growing and one, anxiously watched for some BAHA'I FAITH "Grief and sorrow do not come to us by chance, they are sent to us by the Divine Mercy for our own perfecting. perfecting. While a man is happy he may forget his God; but when grief comes and sorrows sorrows overwhelm him, then will he remember his Father Who is in Heaven, and Who is able to deliver him from his humiliations." For information call 623-7621 or 623-9277 years, seemed to ne thriving and had reached a height of 20 feet or more but is now turning brown. There was a suggestion that some should be kept under cover for some years til danger of disease was past and it is hoped some way may be found. Marcella Vallerica had a thrill early on Sunday morning when she heart the call of the whip-poor-will. Once very plentiful, it is seldom heard now and seen even less. It was especially interesting to her as she had just finished reading an article about this elusive bird in a national magazine. On Saturday, Donald Nichols and his friend Jim Tenute with the latter's father, who is from Barrie, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nichols. Here at Malconia we are currently undergoing something something of a "Baby Boom." No need for alarm, however, Mother Superior is not pregnant. pregnant. Our lack of birth control control is strictly "for the birds.". Almost all our indigenous indigenous feathered friends have, or are in the process of raising families. Mother Robin has two miniature miniature fuzzy-bodied replicas replicas of herself. Likewise the Bronzed Crackles, the Chipping Sparrows, Starlings, Starlings, House Sparrow, Tree and Barn Swallows, Kil- deers are as they say -- are in the family way. Our community birdbath is being utilized simultaneously simultaneously by both Sparrows and Crackles. Our niece Miss Elizabeth Nasato of Toronto received a pleasant surprise this past week. Liz had embarked embarked on a program of self improvement by taking a modelling-diet program. While attending this program program she was selected by a panel to be a "stand-in" for actress Monica Parker, who, though the movie is being made in Toronto, is currently in another country country doing other work. She was quite thrilled to be on the same set and within arms-length of Burt Reynolds, (she actually tramped on his foot, by accident accident -- or so she claims) who is the star of the show. Also present on the set were Loni Anderson, Kathleen Turner and Christopher Reeve. As to be expected, Liz got a real thrill out of being in such close proximity proximity to such renowned actors and actresses. Yelverton's annual Barbecue Barbecue of Pork Chops and Ribs was deemed quite successful successful despite the variable weather conditions of hot anà humid to raining cats and dogs later in the evening. evening. The attendance was down a few paying customers customers from last year. Many complimenting remarks from our guests made the venture worthwhile as well as augmenting the coffers of the Church treasury, always in need of replenishing. The greatest benefit however, however, in our not-too-humble opinion is that our community community works in harmony to a common purpose and de- Call 623-5577 for Flowers 155 Years of Community Service j&t. Inin's JVttgltcan flUjurdj Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, July 5th Trinity III 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion Mid-Week Communion 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. -- The Honorary Asst The Rev. A.D. Langley Locution: Time: Church in the Park The Salvation Army Bowmanvillc invites you to share in worship and praise on Sunday evenings at our Church in the Park Lions Club Playground Elgin Street Entrance Sunday, 7:00p.m. ALL ARE WELCOME (in ease ol rain - 75 Liberty St. S.) Regular Sunday Services Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Family Worship 11:00 tun. Held at 7.5 Liberty St. S. âs>t. Raul's! ®mteb Cijurct) Minliltr: Rev. N. E. Schimwtwm, B.A., M. Oiv. Organist: Mr. Diuyiii Dswi* Church Sncrstwy: Hetan Mctanti 623-7346 SUNDAY, JULY 5,1987 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship "The Sweetest Way Home" Welcome to the members of Trinity who, will be worshipping with St. Paul's for the month of July. Nursery care for pre-school children every Sunday. If you're new to Bowmanville, we invite you to make St. Paul's your church home... Linda Lockhart wishes to announce that she is now the NEW OWNER Of Louise's Hair Arts 147 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4404 rive quite a kick out of this democratic exercise as well. The only "downer" this year was the fact that a chap who always contributed contributed a lot of fun and nonsense nonsense each year in the kitchen, suffered a major heart attack the morning of our dinner. We refer of course to Morlcy Wright, who is currently in Intensive Intensive Care in a Peterborough hospital. All of Morley's multitude of friends join in wishing him a speedy and complete recovery. With a wedding in the family next month, the concern is much greater. Special thanks to Genial Johnny for putting his complementary complementary remarks in Bits and Pieces re our Yelverton ladies' culinary proclivities. proclivities. Much appreciated! Garage Sales were the order of the day in our area on Saturday. Mrs. Ida Hur- tig held a successful sale prior to moving to Port Perry in a week or two. Just learned of the sudden sudden passing of a former resident resident of our community and next door neighbour, Mrs. Onita Endicott, formerly formerly McMullen, of a heart attack on Sunday, June 14. Sympathy of the community community is extended to her husband husband Stuart and family, daughter Joan (Mrs. Wayne Malcolm of Nestleton) and son Howard Endicott. Also to her mother, Ada, sisters Ola, Grace, Lorna and Rena and one brother and their families. CNIB Advisory Board Holds Picnic for Durham's Blind The Durham Region Advisory Advisory Board of the Canadian National Insitute for the Blind was to hold a picnic at the Lakeview Park, Oshawa, on Monday, June 29 at 12 noon. This annual event provides an opportunity for blind and visually impaired residents of the Durham area to meet socially and enjoy an afternoon afternoon of outdoor entertainment and activity. All visually impaired residents of Durham Region were invited to attend with an escort and confirmed attendance with Mary Ann Allan at 571-0935. J! 7 - y',-, lOk The Seto sisters, Gail (left), Bonnie (centre) and rant where they work and dug into some strawber- Janice (right), took lunchtime away from the restau- ries at the St. John's Strawberry Social June 25. Recent Graduates ROBERT BRUCE LUKE Robert Bruce Luke, son of Bruce and Marion Luke of Solina, recently graduated from McMaster University, Hamilton. He also graduated from Mohawk College, Hamilton, Hamilton, with a Industrial Engineering Diploma from Canadian Institute of Management, Management, A graduate of Courtice Secondary School, Robert has accepted a position with Plastic EMI Shedding Inc, in Bowmanville. JILL ELIZABETH HOCKIN B.A. On Sunday, May 31,1987, Jill Hockin graduated from Wilfrid Wilfrid Laurier University with an Honors Degree in French and Physical Education. Jill is the daughter of Elva and Ken Hockin of Bowmanville, and sister of LeeAnne and Bradley. Bradley. This fall, she plans to continue her education at the University of Ottawa. Students of CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL R.R. 2, Newcastle, Ontario L0A1H0 987-4771 Report cards may be picked up at the school office anytime after Tuesday, July 7, 1987 OFFICE HOURS 8:00 a.m. -12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. • 4:30 p.m. Fridays 8:00 a.m. -12:00 noon <? SUMMER 1 . V ' J IDA Diapers Medium and Toddlers $8.95 Crème de Menthe Mousse by Revlon REG. $5.19 $1.99 We have a full line of • insect spray • suntan and aftertan lotion. Flex Balsom and Protein Shampoo and Conditioner REG. $4.43 $1.99 Dr. Scholl Sandals y 2 PRICE Sunday Hours 12:00-4:00 p.m. Telephone Bills 106 McGregor I.D.A. Drugs 5 King Street West Bowmanville 623-5792