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I The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. February 10, 1988 5 Training for Drama Students R^cvscitioTi Hocksy Tyrone Seniors Enjoy Pot Luck Lunch RKIII. StanHinirc » ™ • i.t. . /*_n ; by Margaret Stalker Over 120 drama students students from throughout the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education will be trained in improvisation, improvisation, acting, camera work and stage voice, at a two-day workshop at Courtice Secondary School. Called Drama Plus, the workshop is the first of its size and kind to be held cast of Toronto, according according to co-ordinator Kathryn Coverly, a Drama and English teacher at Courtice. "It's for students who have given up their time after school for drama clubs organized by teachers who have done the same," she said. A press release reveals reveals that the workshop, held Friday, February 19 and Saturday, February 20, will include training in stage movement by an actor from the Stratford Festival Company. Other workshop leaders leaders include Darryl Van- eyk, a student who has acted with Up With People and travelled throughout Northern Europe, Canada and the United States; Kevin Frankoff, a television freelancer who has performed performed with Second City in Toronto; and Joan Hills, a retired librarian previously with the Northumberland and Newcastle board who helped create a drama kit for schools and who is now a professional actress. actress. The release notes that Ms. Coverly pushed the idea because of the board's large size. Students Students in Brighton, for example, don't get to see what's happening in other parts of the board. She observed that students students will increase their knowledge and skills in drama, and they'll have a chance to develop a common feeling with other students in the region. region. The workshops will take place at the high school simultaneously in three gymnasiums, a drama classroom, the library, library, and the family studies room. A maximum of 20 students from each high school with the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle school region will attend. attend. The school board is assisting with financing for the event. BRIIL Standings as of January' 30, 1988 New ton ville News Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Owles and Laurie of Maple Grove formerly of Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett of Belleville were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood on their 7th grandchild, a son Jesse George born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood last Monday evening at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Coleen of Frankfort, Mr. Fred and Art Bedwin, and Mrs, Jean Jilisen were dinner guests on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson and Mrs. Mary Wade were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bev Henderson, Port Hope. Mrs. Mary Skelding was at the door for church services on Sunday. The choir sang "How Great Thou Art." The sermon was entitled "Pain, Parish of Clarke Sunday, February 14 Pastoral Visit by The Rt. Rev. Terence Finlay Coadjutor Bishop, Diocese of Toronto for Morning Prayer 9:30 a.m. St. Saviour's, Orono 11:00 a.m. St. George's, Newcastle The Bishop will meet with the two congregations at 12:15 in St. George's Parish Hall The Rev. Douglas W. Hail 987-4745 GOSPEL SERVICES are being-held Wednesday, February 10th at 8:00 p.m. at Baseline Community Centre Corner of Baseline and Martin Rd. and Sunday, February 14th at 7:00 p.m. at Nightingale Centennial Temple 140 Queen St., Bowmanville -- ALL ARE WELCOME -- TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Ministers; . Rev. Frank Lockhart M.A. M.Div. M.Th. Michelle Morrison-Glover B.A., M.R.E. Sunday, February 14th 11:00 a.m. Worship service Sermon: Presently THE FUTURE For information on Nursery Care and Church School Call 623-3138 Serving Bowmanville and area since 1835 â>t. |Daul'S ®ntteb Cfjuicfj Minister: Rev. N. E. Schimerhom, B.A., M. Div. Orginlit: Mr. Dougin Dewell Church Sicretiry: Helen Mclnnes 623-7346 Sunday, February 14th, 1988 Couples' Club Service Guest Speaker: Larry Welsh Nursery Care for pre-school children every Sunday. If you're new to ISowmaiwillc. we invite yon to make St. I'uni's your church home... 155 Years ol Community Service j§>t. 3M|n's ^Anglican Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Sunday, February 14,1988 Epiphany VI 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Laying On ol Hands for Healing Hector - i he Reverend Byron Yates B.A., b. i'.ti. Assoc. -- The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley the Megaphone of God" - C.S. Lewis' book. Newtonville Choir's Pancake Breakfast is to be next Sunday, February 14th at 11:00 after the church services. If you wish to transfer your membership or join the United Church, please contact Rev. Ransom before Sunday, February 28th as this ceremony will take place at that time. World Day of Prayer will be held on Sunday evening March 6th with Mrs. Betty Turcott of Bowmanville as guest speaker. Spotlight on Figure Skating by Marilyn Ransberry This coming weekend will be a big one for area figure skaters. The 10 clubs in the surrounding area which include Cobourg, Bowmanville, Oshawa, Whitby, Port Perry, Ajax, Newcastle, Port Hope, Manvers and Orono will send skaters to compete in a competition hosted by Orono. This yearly competition is hosted by each club in turn and it is a great opportunity for the community to watch local skaters compete. The competition is open to the public for the two days Saturday, February 13 and Sunday, February 14. On Saturday, competition will begin with the lower levels of skating at the prebeginner prebeginner level of C.F.S.A. test skaters doing their figures. These skaters will go on to do their solos later in the day. ?.. BAHA'I 1 - FAITH- "Arise, and lilt up your, voices, that haply they that are last asleep may be awakened. The hand of Divine Divine bounty profferelh unto you the Water of Life. Hasten Hasten and drink your fill. Whoso hath been re-born in this Day, shall never die; whoso remaineth dead, shall never live." For information call ^62^62^1^2^277^ Tyke W L T F A Pts. Shoppers Drug Mart 10 3 1 42 26 21 A&R Flooring 10 3 1 41 25 21 Skylight Donuts 6 7 1 44 38 13 London Life 12 2 8 46 2 Novice Victoria & Grey Trust 7 1 2 38 16 16 Adam & Eve 5 3 3 41 35 13 Carter's Bakery 5 3 3 34 27 12 Jimmy's Place 3 6 1 21 35 7 Bonded Paving 1 8 1 14 35 3 Atom IIuttonTransport 10 2 47 17 22 J &J Sharpening 6 4 2 46 34 14 Ontario Hydro 3 5 4 24 33 10 401 Esso 3 6 3 33 41 9 London Life 1 8 3 17 42 5 Pee Wee Dykstra'sDeli 8 1 3 37 28 19 Mr. Submarine 6 1 4 36 21 16 Lange's Photo 3 5 4 43 50 10 McRobbie Photo 2 7 3 35 40 7 Checker's Variety 1 6 4 27 39 6 Bantam Nichols Motors 10 1 61 22 21 Graham's IGA 7 3 1 49 30 14 Bowmanville Sand & Gravel 5 G 36 65 10 Kool Enterprises 3 8 1 33 45 7 M cG rego r I I a rd w a re BR1IL Standings 1 9 1 33 49 3 as of Feb. 6/88 Tyke A&RFlooring 11 3 1 43 26 23 Shoppers Drug Mart 10 3 2 43 27 22 SkylightDonuts 6 8 1 45 40 13 Loudon Life 12 3 9 47 3 Novice Victoria & Grey Trust 9 1 2 50 21 20 Carter's Bakery 6 4 3 39 37 14 Adam & Eve 5 5 3 47 43 13 Bonded Paving 3 9 1 28 45 7 Jimmy's Place 3 1 1 21 39 7 Atom IIuttonTransport 10 3 50 20 23 J &J Sharpening 7 4 2 49 35 16 Ontario Hydro 3 5 4 24 33 10 401 Esso 3 8 3 35 46 9 London Life 2 8 4 22 46 8 Pee Wee Dykstra'sDeli 9 1 3 41 30 21 Mr. Submarine 6 1 5 37 22 17 Lange's Photo 3 6 4 44 58 10 McRobbie Photo 3 7 3 43 41 9 Checker's Variety Bantam 1 7 5 30 44 7 NicholsMotors 12 1 73 23 25 Graham's IGA 8 4 1 56 37 16 Bowmanville Sand & Gravel 5 7 39 72 10 Kool Enterprises 3 9 1 36 51 7 McGregor's Hardware 2 10 1 40 60 5 Tyrone News by B. Vaneyk Afternoon tea and an interesting interesting display of hobbyist collections was enjoyed by some local women at an event which was held by the Hampton Women's Institute on Wednesday, January 27, 1988. Included in the display were a collection of dolls representing representing many countries by Marjorie Grant, Hampton;, "Kitchens of Our Ancestors" shown by Betty Grant, Hampton, featured some gadgets which puzzled some guests; Conveyances for Babies, Babies, doll carriages, strollers etc., by Mrs. Mabel Hurst, Bowmanville, formerly of Hampton; "Magical Mystical Cats' by Wilma Kanter; Furry Furry Animals by Doreen Per- rett; Limoges china mini- tures by Grace Grant; scarves and accessories by Sylvia Parker, Orono, a collection collection of shoes from all over the world which Jane Smith inherited from her mother. Farm Conference The East Central Farm Conference is a week of meetings in specialized areas of farming where the field crops grower, the cattle producer, producer, etc. may gain knowledge knowledge and share ideas. Many of the meetings were held at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture and Food building in Lindsay during the final week in January and were attended by many of the local local farm family members. The home and farm management management day featured Mildred Mildred Franks, Toronto, a teacher in self development, who based her address on her own life struggles, and her study of theology and philosophy, to make an empowering empowering presentation on ^SelfEsteem". Tyrone Senior Citizens Tyrone Senior Citizens enjoyed a pot-luck lunch prior to their meeting on Wednesday, February 3, 1988, at the Community Centre. The ladies have completed completed the quilt for the Fall Bazaar. The program featured featured the enjoyable "Shades of Silver" muscial group with a variety of musical in struments, with Ann English at the piano. Social Sympathy to Mr. Don Da- vey and all the family of 1988, following a long illness. illness. A life-long resident of this area, Kathleen contributed contributed unselfishly to the life of the community, especially with her musical talents, in the midst of a busy home life. Congratulations to Stan and Ethel Goble who observed observed their forty-ninth wedding wedding anniversary recently, with their family around them. Euchre There were over ten tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, February 1st, 1988 with the following results: Doug Renton 86, Mary Grant 82, Laurence Adams 79, Edgar Millson 79, Meta Swain 78, Gladys Potts 78, Ann Park 48. Special prizes John Broome, Doug Renton, Ross McRoberts. There were ten tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday evening, February 5, 1988, with the following results: 1st Walter Park, followed by Lorna Swain, Norman Roh- rer, Ruth Gay, John Watson, Garnet Goyne. Ladies' Low Doreen Ferguson, Dick Gibbs. 50-50 Draw Nyhl Sheehan, Daisy Bell. Special prizes Wilma Goyne, John Broome, John Schoonder- beek. Toastmasters Accept Challenge Courageous Toastmasters Toastmasters tread where few dare to go when they attend Impromptu Impromptu Night. Instead of a regularly scheduled meeting, meeting, Toastmasters found themselves drawing lots for the various positions and duties duties last Tuesday night. One of the benefits of being a Toastmaster is that we learn to accept challenges and as a result, we becomd more adept in handing unexpected situations. For the first time in the Chair, TM Jerry Paul started the meeting right on time and led the business session to a successful conclusiion. The Table Topics Master, TM Nancy Barnes, presented presented the trophy for Best Table Topics Speaker to our new member, TM Wanda Phillips. Phillips. TM Norm Broderick, also a newcomer to our club, introduced the two speakers. TM Randy MacGillivray spoke about "Entrepreneurs" and the presentation by TM Wanda Phillips explained the causes of a stroke and the options available to the patient. patient. TM MacGillivray received received the trophy for Best Speaker. The General Evaluator, Evaluator, TM Ralph Tukker called on the evaluators, TM Walter \Peirsma , and TM Irene Kqnzelmann. The latter latter won the,,trophy for Best Evaluator as :well as the Spark Plug Award. In assessing assessing the proceedings of the whole meeting, TM Tukker Tukker remarked that we ended the evening on a high note. Every member was actively participating to create a positive positive learning experience. I - > Bowmanville Toastmas- f ^ ters meet every Tuesday at , , 7:30 p.m. at the Lions Centre.---V... 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