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Remembrance Day Services Observed in Newcastle The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, November 16, 1988 11 Bowman ville W.I. Welcomes Guest with a desire to please. Mrs Nineteen members of Bowmanville Women's Institute Institute and one visitor met in Trinity Sunday School Room November 3, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. C. Bill welcomed all. Meeting opened with the singing of 0 Canada and Institute Institute Ode. Pianist was Mrs. Bell. Mrs. C. W. Downey Secretary Secretary Tresurer read the minutes of last meeting. Financial Financial report and correspondence correspondence Mrs. R.Corrigan gave her report on the Area Convention. The theme this year was - Reaching Out - Educate - Initiate." Roll Call - What brings sunshine into your life was well answered. Motto - Great things are little things done pie C. Bell turned the meeting over to Mrs. Wiseman - Con- • venor of Citizenship. Mrs. Wiseman introduced Mrs. V. Ashton, guest speaker. speaker. She spoke on the F.W.I.C. convention which was held in Newfoundland in June 1988. It was very interesting , and informative. Mrs. Kin- near thanked Mrs. Ashton' and presented her with a gift on behalf of the members. Meeting closed with The Hymn of All Nations and repeating repeating in unison the Mary Stewart collect. A social half hour fol- " lowed. Social Convenor was Mrs. Leah Bennett. Tea and sandwiches were served. A . silent auction was held among the members. g Children Take Part in Remembrance Day Services In Newtonville, paying his solemn respects to Ca- the Newtonville Public School who all came to the nadian soldiers who made the 1 supreme sacrifice is village Cenotaph on Remembrance Day to take part Fred Brown, president of Branch 178 of the Royal Ca- in the ceremony, nadian Legion. He is surrounded by children from Residents in Newcastle Village paid tribute to the war dead at a Remembrance Day service held at the Cenotaph in Newcastle Village on November 11. Sam Cu- Ontario) and Deputy Mayor Ann Cowman "d wreaths in honour of the soldiers who xv/ UB iiu ... Francis of Assisi Separate School and Newcastle Public school attended the service as well. Toastmasters Club Encourages Creativity When Speaking by Tricia Eyman CTM The essence of creativity has forever eluded explanation. explanation. In the past, the definition definition of a "creative" individual individual was reserved mainly for people like artists, writers ana inventors - those' NOW OPEN at the Mill Main St., Orono THE MILL HAIR STUDIO TCfeTi Up-to-date hair fashion- for the whole \ family. Specializing in all hair services and including braiding and hot waxing. For free consultation call Christine at 983-9040 Introducing Matrix hair products Christmas Specials PHILIPS Television and VCR's 20" Remote *475.°° Remote Control VCR's from $477.00 We do our own servicing and we accept trade-ins. Television Service Co. 185 Church (>2!Mt88:$ Bowmanvillc W.I. Holds November Meeting by Mrs. Thickson The Women's Institute held their November meeting meeting on Tuesday at Mrs. Irene Beatty's home. An average number attended. Mrs. Beatty, Beatty, president, presided. The roll call was - What I turn to first in the newspaper. Motto - "Learn to disagree without being diagreeable". The minutes minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. McAllister and other folders were read. The cook-book printed by the F.W. I. C. was discussed and several or dered. Mrs. Beatty had brought one from the area contention. One of the first iteijis of buiness to decide was, if we would do another demonstration for Dorothy's Museum next, summer. We agreed to and: suggested we have a craft sale if we could and divide the proceeds if it would be agreeable. Mrs. Beatty had an excellent excellent report from the area convention convention which she and Betty Elliott had attended in Toronto. Toronto. There were not as miny there as usual and from lack of new members. The program was under convenor Mrs. Thickson on Public Relations. As our time was limited due to several discussions, a paper on the work of a Public Relations Convenor was read. A contest contest of 30 questons that had to be answered with words starting with P. and R. such as questions, An Obese hare - answer a Pudgy Rabbit, was orally given. Mrs. Beatty had a suggestion sent in by Mrs. Peacock that we might help the Sunday school with a one at Kendal last year. The meeting closed with O Canada. Canada. Lunch was served by Mrs. Beatty and Mrs. J. White. December meeting to be at Mrs. McAllister's as she has agreed to exchange with Mrs. Quantrill who was to have it. It will be Citizenship and Legislation. On Thursday the seniors met as usual. They discussed the bus trip to the fair this week. About twenty attended. attended. 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In the one minute impromptu impromptu speech, Table Topics Topics Master Carson Elliott asked each Toastmaster to discover their creative side as they enlarged their, thoughts on happiness under different circumstances and the feelings they felt at the moment. TM Connie Nelson accepted the trophy for her creativity. Our Chairman TM Nancy Nancy Barnes opened with a toast to happiness - reminding reminding all that it was all around us in our every day life. The business session moved along quickly with only one 5 minute extension necessary necessary to cover existing business. business. As Toastmaster of the Prepared Speeches, TM Nellie Nellie VanVeldhuizen, introduced introduced two extremely capable capable speakers. TM Alma Wagner giving Book Speech #4 "The Right Way To Take Medication" and TM Joe Christl giving an entertaining entertaining after-dinner speech from the advanced manual "The Art of Negotiation". TM Wagner received the Best Speaker trophy. As General Evaluator TM Marg Kropf called on her two evaluators TM Connie Nelson and TM Helen Bry- den to evaluate the speakers. TM Nelson was voted Best Evaluator. Bowmanville Toastmasters will also be holding elections on November November 22nd in preparation for a changing executive in the, new year. The best way to get tne most out of Toastmasters Toastmasters is to be actively involved. involved. The first anniversary of Bowmanville Toastmasters Charter is on Tuesday, November November 29,1988. Celebrating with a dinner meeting at the Lions Centre in which International International Director of Region 6 Bill Gardner DTM will be the guest speaker and the Bowmanville Toastmaster of the Year will bo named. Como and join us and find out what Toastmaster is all about. Tickets are available; f uosts are always welcome. or further information contact: contact: TM Irene Konzolmann 983-9423 or TM Tricia Ey- mnn 436-2579. 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