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1 V t Ill ThcCniiadiaiiSlalcsmai'. liiiwmanvilliv (iclnlicrT. I ! »! 17 Sirlion Tun New Executive Installed at Oddfellows Lodge 66 il'-' ; r , ;; » jt \ a ■ 15. ■ j : ws li ; v il i ; ; -I f ' I h î h t, ; ? : ill i f 1 The Independent Order of Oddfellows from Lodge 66 had their installation of Officers for 1987-88. The Oddfellows met last Thursday at the Oddfellows' Hall in Bowmanville for the ceremony. The officers pictured above (front row from left to right): Ern Archer, L.S.N.G., Brian Caswell, Recording Secretary, Secretary, Everett Harness, Noble Grand, Ray Bowen, Treasurer, Jim Caswell, Financial Secretary. The second row from the left: Harry Wade, R.S.N.G., Harry Farrow, L.S.S., Wally Boughen, Warden, Duane Chrysler, P.N.G., Claude Kilmer, O.G., Stan McMurter, R.S.S., Bill Lane, Chaplain, George Chrysler, Inside Guard. Absent: Gord Lamont, R.S.V.G., John Harness V.G., Bob Mitchell L.S.V.G. Seniors Hold Pot Luck Birthday Feast Elizabethville News by E. Thlckson (intended for last week) Church services were held. Rev. Sedgwick opened the service in the usual way, with prayer and hymn. The choir sang an anthem. Scriptures Scriptures were read from, Matthew Matthew 16: 13 - 20 and Ephesians Ephesians 4:1 - 7,11 -13. His story story to the children was about DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The NEWCASTLE TRANSFER STATION (formerly Darlington Landfill Site) will be closed on Monday, October 12,1987 due to the Thanksgiving Day Holiday Normal operations will continue on Tuesday, October 13, 1987. W. A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS building a church on a foundation foundation which he told with questions that required answers answers that seemed hard to wrestle from the boys and girls. One was what is a church built on with answers as dirt, grass, etc, but finally they seemed to understand what Rev. Sedgwick was seeking. The offering was taken up by Mr. Peacock and Mr. Taylor. The lovely nasturtiums nasturtiums were placed by Mrs. Gardiner at the altar. Rev. Sedgwick's sermon The Builder's Promise taken from Matthew 16:18 and so I tell you Peter, you are a rock and on this foundation I will build my church and not even death will be able to overcome it. The announcments were: Oct. 5 official board meeting next Sunday World Wide communion. Oct. 23- Garden Hill fowl supper. Oct. 6 - Elizabethville Women's Women's Institute are invited to share the Morrish Women's Institute meeting at Ruth Clarke Seniors building in Port Hope. Coffee was Wfe'llpayyou when you get a Loan from us. We'll open a high daily interest TOTAL Account for you with $50 already in it when you take out a new loan or transfer your existing one to National Trust by October 31! Whether you need a loan for a new car, home improvements or just a warm winter vacation, talk to us first. 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The loan must be advanced within 30 days of approval to qualify for the $50 offer, Renewals of existing National Thist loans do not qualify for the $50 cash deposit. * *1>ansfer your account by giving us your account paaabook and we will credit ydur new TOTAL Account with 10% of the balance * transferred, to a maximum of $50. Offer is limited to one account per person. served at the close. Seniors had the September Pot luck birthday dinner on Thursday. Those celebrating birthdays were Hazel Bris- towe, Art Inchley and Leta McAllister, prizes were won by Hazel Bnstowe, Eva Longyear Longyear and A. Inchley, NNO was won by Dorothy Bell. Mr. Walter Longyear was taken to hospital on Saturday. Saturday. Sorry to hear of Mr. Bill Robinson losing his thumb in a com machine last week. Sympathies are extended to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Wood in the death of his father over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had Mark and friend Linda Stothart home on the weekend. weekend. Several in the area attended attended the Lindsay fair. Mrs. Vera Peacock spent a day with son Mr. Alan Peacock Peacock and Helen while Jack- son and Susan were at the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Thickson spent Wednesday with daughter Beryl at Sunderland. Sunderland. Mr. and Mrs. Graham and children have moved to Port Hope from the duplex on the corner here. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer attended attended the grandstand concert concert at Lindsay fair on Thursday evening. Mrs. Blanche Muldrew has been in Port Hope hospital for the last couple of weeks with ulcers ana other problems. problems. Mr. Roy Beatty called at Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer's last week after the funeral of the late Laurence Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch, Shiloh, held in Orono on Sunday. Mrs. Doris Gunby and Andrew, Andrew, Oakville spent the weekend with Mrs. Irene Beatty. Mary Trew and Irene Beatty attended Lindsay fair with Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock. Peacock. Many others in the area also were at the fair. Congratulations are extended extended to Irene Beatty on the birth of a second granddaughter, granddaughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. Austin, born Sept. 23. Mr. and Mrs.. W. Boyko and family, Baltimore called on her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew on Sunday evening. evening. The Perrytown church was nicely decorated with fruit, vegetables and flowers for the Harvest Service that was held on Sunday. Vincent Massey WSSS Welcomes New Instructor Wednesday, September 16 was the first day for Ms. Chadwick's Junior Kindergarten Kindergarten class. This is Ms. Chadwick's first year at Vincent Vincent Massey school. She taught Junior Kindergarten at Enniskillen last year. Their favorite playing areas are painting, playing in the sandbox and playing on the creative playground. Ms. Chadwick has sixteen children children in her class. Tammy Beers Run, Run, as fast as you can! You can't catch me I'm the Gingerbread man! The Gingerbread man has escaped from Mrs. Yellow- lees kindergarten class. First they baked him then he ran away and hasn't been seen since. So, each day they look in a different place. They first looked in Mr. Murdoch's office. He wasn't there but he left a note saying that he was afraid they would eat him. So far they have looked in the library, and Mrs. Ric- ard's office, the custodian's work room , the library, and Mrs. Avery's classroom, but each time he left a note saying saying he . was afraid they would eat him. He also left crackers one day and apples another day for a treat. Today, Today, they are looking for him in the spare room. Do you think they will find him? I Magic Image Opens Doors in Bowmanville n me )wacj£ Hannah Whately The children in Mrs. Cava- nagh's Senior Kindergarten class are learning their routines. routines. They enjoy playing at the sand and climbing center. center. They also eiyoy writing letters and sending them. They are choosing their own activities right now, such as playing in the sand, painting, drawing, and doing arts and crafts. The kindergarten's favorite favorite thing to do is playing on the creative playground. Carrie Jackson Mrs. Dolan's class is getting getting used to an all day routine. routine. Their favorite things to do are cutting and pasting center (making neat stuff) , recesses, learning new words in reading ana sorting in math. They still love story time and Lego of course. They're planning on going to the apple farm and fire station. station. Tne children have been making paintings. It sure looks like they're having fun in grade 1. Samantha McDonald Ms. Hendrick - Jebson has a grade 2-3 class. The children children are learning about their school. In grade 2 the children children have a new math book called "Mathquest 2." They are all very excited. Mrs. Hendrick - Jebson is teaching teaching the children about fish. They have a fish in their classroom that they named "Speedy". The children are also doing name designs, self portraits. They like to work at their learning centres. Mandy Dyskstra The grade 5-6 teacher this year is Mrs. Medd. This is her second year teaching at Vincent Massey. Before teaching here she taught a grade 7-8 class at the Senior Public school in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. This year Mrs. Medd's students students will be learning map skills. Also the grade 5's wifi be studying Mexico while the grade 6's study Africa. Later on in the school year the class will be watching a story on video called, "Tom's Midnight Garden". There will also be time a lotted for a swimming course. Unfortu- nateely, Mrs. Medd will bo' on a teachers exchange at Bowmanville High School and will miss the swimming course. Alan Rickard HELP KEEP RED CROSS READY! HIGH SCHOOL BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ADULT VOLUNTEERS Bowmanville High School is looking for adults who are willing to volunteer their time and services to assist students with special needs in reading, writing, arithmetic, etc. Adult volunteers are also needed to assist in the school library and other school programs. Volunteers will be under the supervision of a regular staff member. All interested adults are asked to attend a meeting at the high school on October 19, 1987, at 7:30 p.m. For more information ploaso contact Norm Johnson at the high school 623-4416. =-- » EXPERT PICTURE FRAMING ■i... I-- : /**■ *aai Painting this sign looks like a lot of fun. Enjoying the early morning nippy temperatures on Saturday, October 3, are Diane Zylka and her father, Leo. Diane owns a sign painting business in Whitby called D. Signs, and travels all over for her work. She claims that painting names on boats is her favorite pastime and she has visited Port Darlington on many occa- DIM & DISTANT PAST 50 YEARS AGO Thursday, Sept. 30,1937 Doug Jackman, B.H.S., won the junior championship championship at the Inter-School Field Day held last week at Uxbridge with three firsts and a second. He won the high jump, pole vault and shot put and placed second in the hop, step and jump. 25 YEARS AGO Wednesday,Oct. 33, 1962 An extension to the existing existing dining and convention facilities of the Flying Dutchman Motor Hotel costing $150,000 is planned for 1963. sions. The Magic Image Art Gallery and Framing Shop opened in Bowmanville on the same day that the painters were literally applying the finishing touches to the sign. Owner Linda Ward Selbie hopes that the sign will attract a lot of business. Mrs. Ward Selbie, who owns the shop with her husband, also runs a successful store in old Pickering Village. 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Milt Dakin, of the Foresters, says the organization organization plans to build and manage a 30-unit building at the corner of Hunt and Nelson St. Albert Under, formerly of Simcoc, has been hired as the new Town Manager of' the Town of Newcastle at a salary of $29,000. The Reverend Tom Gracie, rector of St. John's Anglican Church. Bowmanville, Bowmanville, has been appointed Archdeacon of Durham. Tom's Auto Body 27th Anniversary Special 10% DISCOUNT* On all body and paint work performed by us on your vehicle between September 22nd and October 30th, 1987. we feature • UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT • EXPERIENCED CRAFTSMEN TOM'S AUTO BODY A division of AUTOHAUS COBOURG Dale Road at Burnham Street, Cobourg Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. • 5:00 p.m. Proprietor: Lou Timermanis (416) 372-2197 ^'Brinq.in this ad lor 70% discount For All Your Thanksgiving Cooking and Baking Come to Ye Olde Health Shoppe • Bulk Spices • Flours • Nuts and Raisins • Glazed Fruit 116 King St. W. 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