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Hampton Students Present Enjoyable Spring Concert The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 20,1988 Festival of Sacred Praise Attracts Large Audience Orono News by L Challlce The primary students of Hampton Junior Public Bunny rabbits were the theme of the performance and School sprang into spring with their annual Spring were hardly in short supply during the opening song, Concert last week. The concert was held April 12, in as seen in the picture above, conjunction with Education Week (April 17 to 23). Artistic Roller-Skating Gains Popularity Roller skating could soon be an Olympic spectator sport. But it isn't the Saturday skate-around-the-rink type of roller skating. It's artistic roller skating and it's becoming becoming very popular. Bowmanville resident, Barbara Gould, is one such lady who would like to see the various artistic aspects of the activity highlighted at an- upcoming Olympics. Several years ago, Mrs. Gould was out for an evening evening with friends from work. She found her inability to roller skate "frustrating" and decided to do something about it. She has translated that frustration into victories at the national competitions in both 1986 and 1987. "It was a personal goal I set for myself," explains Mrs. Gould. Her efforts are also being recognized by the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation. Mrs. Gould is one of more than one thousand thousand athletes who will be honored in April with a 1987 Athlete Achievement Award. The awards are bei ng given for championship performance performance in amateur sport at national, international and world levels of competition. The talented skater, who has had her amateur card for four years, competes in the figures event. She began? in the dance free-style cate- ' gory doing solo work and later changed to figures. A typical week includes five practices at a rink in Whitby. The skater's philosophy is simple: "You've got to prac tice to be good." And good is what she intends intends tobe again this year at both the provincial competitions competitions in Burlington during May and the national level skating in Toronto in July. Mrs. Gould is modest when asked about her chances for a repeat champi-' onship performance. Yet, if dedication and hard work count for anything, the skater skater should do extremely well. One day she might even have the chaftce to "bring home the gold." Don't Get Caught When It's Hot Be Kool... . . t-iv if?*?* Vh**fW k ") ti •Htr'rto It fofc vs wH Ih&br V? JR K M ,>> *•> £ft ! I «liai» etiJ UA4 iZil 4.Ü .Uijl .Inv l/ôol '-M nterprises 161 BASE LINE RD. BOWMANVILLE FOR FREE INFORMATION AND ADVICE CALL: 623-3221 623-7997 n s... Quote - "If the grass is greener in the other fellow's yard - let him worry about cutting it." Mrs. Joyce Hird, Whitby, and Miss Anita Fielford were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Inez Harris, and all visited the Douglas Harris and the Charles Harris on Satuday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett Joel and Becky, Lindsay, were Sunday Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings, and all attended attended the Festival of Sacred Praise, at Orono United Church, Sunday evening. Mrs. Sandra Bailey, Oshawa, was a Thursday visitor with her mother, Mrs. Jenny Bowins. Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were Saturday guests of their daughters, Mrs. Denise Warren and family and Mrs. Doretta Brown arid family, all in Peterborough. • The executive of Orono Horticulture held their monthly meeting Monday night at the home of President, President, Mrs. Loma Atkins. We are pleased to report John Cowan, son of Francis and Joyce Cowan has been moved to Bowmanville hospital hospital from Toronto following his recent bad accident. Our thanks to Gordon Leek and Oakley Peters for taking the services during the Rector's absence. By the way, the Rector does not have the day off, as he is Spiritual Director for the Men's Cursillo in Peterborough. Peterborough. Remember all the participants in your prayers, as they undertake this short course in Christianity. There are 8 men attending from our two churches. Saturday, May 7 - Archbishop Archbishop Garnsworthy is coming coming to our area to speak on - "The Shape of the Church in the Nineties". This event will be held in Thomas A. Stewart Stewart Secondary School in Peterborough commencing 9:30 a.m. and concluding 3:30 p.m. If interested in attending attending contact Rector 987- 4745. The O. Challices attended the Sunday sevices in the brand new Westdale United Church, in Peterborough and were Impressed with tne attractive building. Another interesting note, the soloist was Mr. 1 Ian Moffat, former "Oronite" arid son of Jack and Bernice Moffat. We also met Mrs. Nita Ransberry, formerly Kirby. Town Hall Card Party Good crowd at weekly card party in Orono Town hall, Wednesday, April 13, with following results. High scores - Lillian Ellis 89, Don Thompson 87, Cecilia Barn- say 86, Myrtle All dread 82, Marg Lenton 80. Low score - Bessie Davies. Lucky draws - Charlie Campbell, Thelma Vagg, Edith Gordon, Don Thompson. Next party Wednesday, , and lac" Orono United Church Ushers for Sunday morn- ; ing were Marie Tamblyn, ! Lynn Rodd, Doreen Wood and Lorna Atkins. Greeters at door - Jim and Atholie Brownlee, and the Children'^ story was given by Mrs. Gillian Gillian Stubbs. Sacrament of Baptism - will be held on Sunday, May 8, (Mother's Day) if there is sufficient need in the . community. Please call Reverend Milnes 983-5502 this week, if you would like to have your child baptised. Adults Church Member ship classes - Wednesday 8-9 p.m. Our grateful thanks from the entire congregation to Mrs. Marlene Ross for her dedicated leadership to our Explorers groups over the past five years. A sincere thank you to all who have donated items for the supply depts. We still need good clean used men's clothing for Men's Hostel, in Oshawa. A new project, a group of weavers in Jamaica, Jamaica, needs clean worn sheets, pillow cases or table clothes.. At the Thursday work party, last week, three more coverlets were completed. We still need Campbell's soup labels, postage stamps, eye glasses, and greeting cards (front panels only) ana of course, knititems. All donations may be left in Turkey Room, off main hall. -Dorothy Barnett Supply Convenor 983-5382. U.C.W. Executive Meeting Meeting will be April 25, in Main ng wil hall, 1.30 p.m. Festival of Sacred Praise Excellent attendance at Sunday evening of Special Music, Combined Choirs of St. Paul's United Church Bowmanville and Orono United Church, under the leadership of Douglas Dewell Dewell and Ross Metcalf. A delightful piano duet by Mrs. Jan Rice and Mr. Doug Dewell and beautiful solos by Allanah Coles were much enjoyed by all present. "The Country Four" quar? tette rendered their usual excellent excellent brand of harmony singing, and each choir rendered rendered several renditions on their own, and the grand finale finale was a combined effort. The last renditon of "King All Glorious", found Ross Metcalf rendering solo sections. sections. Altogether a marvellous evening of good music, and if you missed it, we are in concert this coming Sunday evening, in St. PauFs United Church, Bowmanville, 7.30 p.m. See you there! Ap: ed to bring lunch. McGregor Drugs I.D.A. Chantilly ; : ; '|fj " ■ ' ' : \ -j ■ ' ■ :■ Our kind and courteous staff at I.D.A. will help you find the products that best suit your needs. Here are some wonderful colognes and perfumes to ■'V -ûv vv. . choose from. i ; for men CHÀNEL CHAPS ' ! CANOE ! 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