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h ' Î V I 10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, November 9, 1988 Section Two News from Ontario St. School Hospi ' alAuxd ™ ry ff°*! s Aulumn Luncheon Strecf The teacher of the week is MS. CHERYL LEE SUM- MERSIDES, our principal. She is from Welland, Ontario. Ontario. She has been a Vice Principal Principal at 2 schools and an acting acting Principal as well. She applied for the job'of principal principal at O.S.P.S. because she thought it would be a unique opportunity to be the principal principal of a K-6 French Immersion Immersion school. She has been an educator for 12 years and for eleven of those years she has had classroom responsibilities. responsibilities. She feels the Quebec exchange is a great idea as it provides the students with the opportunity to realize how useful having French as a second language really is.' She's all for it! During her free time and summer vacation, she usually usually takes courses, such as The Law in Education, Science, and French. Her hobbies are ballroom dancing with her husband, music, playing the piano, sailing, swimming, travelling and scuba diving. Around the school... In Mile. Ryser's class, they are enjoying various Hallowe'en activities such as listening centers, writing centers, mathematics, and much, much more. Her stu-. dents seem well-prepared for this special day. This week the Harrier took place at the Enniskillen Conservation Area. The course was 1600 metres long over rough terrain. The Ontario Ontario Street students did veiy Vote For George Moore Newcastle , Hydro-Electric Commission Background -- Born, raised and continues to reside in the Town of Newcastle --. Married, with two teenage daughters -- Member of Ebenezer United Church,- Past Chairman of the Manse Committee and Board of Stewards -- Electrician •££' -- In the electrical trade for over 20 years -- Firefighter with Town of Newcastle -18 years -- Owner/Manager Moore Electric - 14 years -- Member of Bowmanville Rotary Club for 11 years and presently on the Board of Directors -- Member of the New Bowmanville Recreation Complex "Skate 88" Objectives: -- Encourage the continuation of the prompt and . efficient service already provided by the Newcastle Hydro Electric Commission -- Strive to keep the electrical rate increases in the Town of Newcastle to a minimum On November 14th MOORE, George well. There were hundreds of people there. One of our students, GREGORY EVANS, stopped to help another another boy who had tripped and fallen. Before he stopped he was in medal position but, because he stopped to assist the fallen student, he lost position position and fell out of medal contention and got 6th place. However, he is number 1 when it comes to sportsmanship. sportsmanship. Casey McDonald received received a silver medal in the boys' race and an honorary mention goes to Melissa Allen Allen who got 8th place for the girls. It was rough going, but we all came through. Well done, Everyone!! A big thank you to Coach Ada- mek! Our school soccer team ended its season with a 3-2 double overtime loss to Vincent Vincent Massey in the semifinals semifinals of the playoffs. M. Marchand, the coach, wishes, to thank all the students who participated and who made such a great effort on behalf of our school. We hope everyone had a safe ana enjoyable Hallowe'en Hallowe'en night. Meghan Sim, Randi Ther- tell, Stephanie Maxwell. In Editor's Mail Dear John, We still like to get the Statesman even tho 1 there are few names we know after after being away 59 years. We would love to go back to see the new town, as I know it wouldn't be the same after all these years with all your growth and improvements. improvements. However, I'm afraid our travelling days are over as Wref will be 87 and I will be 85 in November, and we will also celebrate our 59th anniversary. anniversary. You were our first dinner guest in Montreal in 1929. We extend our very Best Wishes to you and your family family for a Happy Christmas and the very best for 1989. Sincerely Gert (Morris) Souch. yt t by Tricia Eyman CTM The Ice Breaker: A new Toastmaster's first opportunity opportunity to give a prepared talk - ana "break the ice". To introduce introduce themselves to their fel- ZIQ at at at is WINDOW SHOPPING? For Your New Home or Renovation well help you! Bring your plans to Dashwood ! We offer a complete selection of windows, patio doors, entrance systems" garage doors and skylights. We'll help by installing your windows too! Quality Window and Door Products Since 1928 dB DASH WOOD WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE 1200 Phillip Murray Avenue Oshawa 436-1344 low club members, giving the members some understanding understanding of their background, background, their interests,their ambitions. A time to share some personal experience of significance; a time to form a warm relationship between between them and their audience. audience. TM Merv English captivated captivated this audience on Tuesday Tuesday evening as he told the Bowmanville Toastmasters all about "The Life of Merv". Last July 1st, on Canada Day, TM English underwent a double lung transplant at Toronto General Hospial. TM English ended his Ice Breaker speech thanking an unknown 16 year old Connecticut Connecticut boy for giving him a second chance at life, and urging everyone, everywhere, everywhere, to fill out organ donor donor cards which will, perhaps, allow others a second chance. For this very informative informative and moving speech Toastmaster Iris Lambier presented TM English with the Best Speakers Trophy. TM Lambier also thanked her other two speakers TM Helen Bryden and TM Nancy Nancy Barnes. Chairman Marg Kropf opened the business session with a toast to "Travel" then expertly travelled through the evening's meeting of minutes, committee reports and correspondence adhering adhering to good parliamentary procedure. TM Joe Christl was awarded the Spark Plug for his lively contributions to the meeting. With the spirit of ghosts and goblins still fresh in mind, Table Topics chair- ELECT Pauline Storks i Hydro Commissioner ( Wards 1,2,3 ! ;l ! * * Ft », $ w -- Life-long resident of Newcastle -- Active on many boards and organizations i -- 7 Years on the Finance and Personnel Committee of the Ganaraska Conservation Authority A.y your Commissioner, I will offer cm approach based on honesty, integrity and personal commitment. Public trust is a great responsibility and maintaining your interests will be my first priority. YOUR VOTE IS NEEDED ON NOVEMBER 14TH TO ELECT STORKS, Pauline ® YOUR FEDERAL CHOICE CHP JOHN KUIPERS Candidate for Durham Riding CHRISTIAN HERITAGE PARTY Responsible leadership in favour of: protecting the rights of the unborn child parental responsibility for daycare strong policies for environmental protection maintaining a favourable climate for the family farm and small business On NOV. 21 vote for JOHN KUIPERS For more information call Durham Riding CHP Campaign Office 263-2261 Authorized by Ralph Bouwmeester Official Agent for John Kulpers Haydon Club 21 Looking for Help with Second Cookbook Club 21 of Haydon is compiling the second volume volume of "The Histories and Recipes of Haydon Ontario" and needs help. The women's group is seeking information on why and when Haydon's name changed from Charlesville. Club 21. member Janet Mayer, who has spent hours researching the name change, has found only one thread of information that seems to be a longshot at best. Apparently, a religious group called "The Disciples of Cnrist" had a church in Bowmanville. A man named A.S. Hayden was supposedly the preacher. Whether or not this fact has something to do with the naming of Haydon, Mrs. Mayer doesn't know. If anyone hass further in changé or any stories about lage years ago, itne formation on the name my life in the villa_ Mrs. Mayer or other members members of the group would love to hear from you. They are interested in obtaining obtaining factual information on the village but they'd like to hear any Tun stories" that are lurking about. The first edition of "The Histories and Recipes of Haydon Ontario" contained numerous recipes but also had information on places such as the Haydon Mill, Haydon Church and Haydon Haydon Public School. Mrs. Mayer said the first edition, published in 1982, "sold like hotcakes." The book was pretty much the brainchild of Mrs. Mayer. When she first moved to the community she became a member of Club 21 and wanted to do something to help with their fundraising. fundraising. She had moved into an older house and started re- seaching its history and became became further interested in the history of the community. community. At that time, the idea to combine the history with a cookbook occurred to her. She said: "The people in the village have always been very friendly and willing to draw you into the community." community." So the book about the community was something to give back to the people of Haydon. She said everyone really enjoyed the last edition, particularly particularly the new residents. Haydon Welcome Wagon use to give the cookbook as gifts to those who had recently recently moved to the area. The money raised from selling the book goes back into the community. The Hospital Auxiliary to Memorial Hospital Bowmanville held an Autumn Luncheon at Trinity United Church on October 26 as a fund-raising effort. It was the fifth annual luncheon for the group who planned on having 250 attend the luncheon. Pictured helping serve are: Joan Appleton and Lillian Dippell, both auxiliary members. Toastmasters Break Ice man TM Gerald Brown directed directed the members to recreate recreate the sights and sounds of Hallowe'en in their one minute impromptu talks. Table Topics trophy went to TM Helen Bryden. The evaluators evaluators were TM Irene Kon- zelmann, TM Nellie Van- Veldhuizen, and TM Marilyn Dow. Winning the trophy for Best Evaluator was TM VanVeldhuizen. As the General Evaluator, TM Tricia Eyman was impressed impressed with the evening's program and complimented the Toastmasters who made it all happen. ' Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters celebrate their Charter night on Tuesday, November November 29th with an awards din- ,ner meeting at the Lions Centre. Special guest speaker speaker is International Director of Region 6 Bill Gardner, DTM. Guests are invited to join with Toastmasters in this special celebration. Tickets are available. For further information information contact: TM Irene Konzelmann 983-9423, TM Tricia Eyman 436-2579. J and J Records First Victory Of Season By M. Laverty After losing 1 their 1st game, tying their 2nd the mighty J&J Sharpening Atoms Atoms won their 3rd game 3 to 1 over Ontario Hydro Saturday, Saturday, November 5. Hydro opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by S. Wraith. But at 2:19 of the second, Darren Allin tied the game. Then at 3:00 of the third, Chad Unsworth fired the go ahead goal for J&J and with only 29 seconds left in the game, Larry McDonald McDonald blasted home a 38 footer footer into an empty net to put an end to the nail biting on the J&J bench. Some outstanding outstanding saves by Clayton Rendell between the pipes for J&J surely contributed to the win. TURN SPARE TIME INTO HARD CASH! 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