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Happy Birthday to Me! rone U.C.W. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 28,1987 3 Two Girl Guides Presented with All Round Cords One year ago, Mum and Dad were lucky to have me! Happy Birthday, Robbie, from parents Debbie and Ken Cavanagh, grandparents Donna and Alan Ford and Anne Cavanagh, Godparents Sue and Brian Bradley, your aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Robbie was born October 6,1986. OBITUARY (Miss Urata Rowe) A resident of Oshawa for many years, Miss Urata (Greta) Rowe died at Hillsdale Hillsdale Manor on Wednesday, October 7,1987. Born on September 30, 1891 in Darlington Township, Township, she was a daughter of the late John and Mary Rowe of Salem community. ; Prior to her retirement, > Miss Rowe was employed ' for a number of years in the cafeteria of the Oshawa General Hospital. In the lateryears of her life she resided resided at 336 Kingsdale Ave., Oshawa, with her sister Miss Agatha Rowe who predeceased predeceased her. Two brothers, William and John Rowe, and sisters Mrs. Albert Gilders (Georgina), (Georgina), Mrs. Wilmot Wood (Myrtle) and Mrs. Thomas Bowden (Lillian) all died before her. Miss Rowe is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Thelma Black and Mrs. Evelyn Evelyn Young, both of Oshawa. Funeral services were held in the chapel at the Armstrong Funeral Home on Saturday, October 10, 1987 at 1 p.m. followed by interment in the family plot at Bethesda Cemetery. Miss Rowe was an adherent of Kingsview United Church. Reverend Kim Warne officiated.. officiated.. DURHAM'S ONLY TOTAL SERVICE NISSAN DEALER" • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP, x • PARTS • RETÂIL • WHOLESALE MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 Dundas Street East Whitby 668-6828 Tyrone ladies held their meeting Wednesday, October October 14th-7:30 p.m. in the CEB. Jackie Vaneyk presided ■ over the meeting and opened with "In Thankfulness." Roll call was answered by 'What we are Thankful for." Minutes Minutes were read by Elsie Roy and were approved. Business consisted of- Regional meeting at St. Andrew's Andrew's church with registration registration at 9 a.m. with the meeting meeting beginning at 9:30. Bessie Vaneyk moved we give $100.00 to World Relief and Ann Pleasance seconded the motion. Tyrone Craft Sale-at Community Community Centre November 28,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We decided decided to help sell quilt tickets and have a hake table. Betty Pascoe to do phoning ahead and Carol Southwell, Marion Hoar and Bessie Vaneyk offered offered to be at the bake table that day and we hope for other volunteers. It was decided to have the ■ UCW meetings in the afternoons afternoons during the months of January, February and March; Marion made the motion and Carol seconded it with a majority in agreement. agreement. The meeting will start at 1:30 p.m. Our president thanked Bessie Bessie on behalf of the ladies on her efforts in the UCW church service. Treasurer Carol Southwell gave her report. Offering was taken and dedicated. Correspondence was read by Elsie from our help towards towards Coalition for Aid to Nicaraqua. The UCW will help with money for Matt Rundle in his efforts with Youth Track. Bessie moved we give the usual 1/3 as stipulated and Arlene Rowan seconded the motion-carried. Marion Hoar offered to write to "Outreach" to help in getting prisoners released in Korea. This is one of the George Atkinson of CBC efforts. Leadership and Development Development was reported on by Bessie. She brought the Certificate Certificate of Enrollment to be hung in the CEB. This certi- ficte is dated in the 1890's. Mr. Dick Gibbs had refinished refinished the frame. Dates to remember are: November 8-Remembrance Services, November 11- UCW meeting, November 15-Car Rally, November 18 Official Board meeting, November November 29-Outreach meeting-! meeting-! family Violence) Christmas Eve at Enniskillen church. Marg Elliot will have a Bible Study session on October October 19th and other dates for Study on the Bible are Friday Friday evening at the church. Roll Call will be answered by "a War Memory" in November. November. Edna Wood and Elsie Roy were the group for the month. The Devotional started started with Edna reading a jx>em_from a_ scrapbook of my 1rs. Evelyn Phare. "I'll live i. Evelyn 1 Thanks" and read the Scripture taken from Samuel chapter 95-Versus 1-7. Elsie read a poem her Uncle had written entitled "Listening" and "Take Time". Edna closed with her "Thank You" poem and prayer. Trten Elsie introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Nancy Lee-who is a Big Sister. She showed a film and gave us some history of the Big Sister Organization- It was started in Toronto in 1914 and a local was established established in Oshawa in 1973. They are now of Newcastle, Oshawa and Whitby and there are 65 Agencies in Ontario. Ontario. Big Sisters are Volunteer friends over 18 years old willing to give their time to help young girls handle difficulties. difficulties. To become a Big Sister, after after you indicate your interest, interest, you receive an informative informative package and then attend and Orientation and Training Training Session, which is offered each month-Friendship on a one to one project-is the main purpose of Big Sisters, Mrs. Lee's talk was informative informative and quite interesting. Elsie thanked her for coming and we were invited to lunch. 25-.: r / iiiiiip iglgg r t: " $ h T , 1 n ;• :■ .-few 'rnm mm - Ilf V, Î4J ■ ft ; 1 :Si à iliâî These two young girls received their All Round now move onto Pathfinders. The girls, pictured here Cords, last week. The Cord is the highest award with their parents, are Jessica Outram (left) and her earned by a Girl Guide, these two Girl Guides will parents and Ali Denard with her parents. 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