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1 U The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. December 21.1988 Section Two Long Time Bowmanville Lions Members Receive Li fe Memberships Museum Publishes Journal Beginning in the new Cln the year, the CTnrke Museum will launch its new publication publication program. 'CUROS' The Journal of the Clarke Museum Museum and Archives, will be published six times per year, beginning with the February February issue. The Journal is an automatic automatic benefit of Museum membership. The tabloid format will include Clarke Museum news and features on other museums in Durham Durham Region. There will also be regular features on related related provincial and national museum events. In addition, the Museum is encouraging submissions from the general general public on any history related related topic. In particular, the Museum is looking for features features and remembrances of times past from the people of the Town of Newcastle. What was it like growing up in Kendal? Do you remember remember your first day of school in Tyrone? If you have some special memory you would like to share, then 'CUROS' wants to hear from YOU! To help the Museum meet the financial needs of this new and exciting project, advertising space will be available. If you would like to help us out and reach new customers both locally and from outside the area (remember (remember those tourist dollars!!!) dollars!!!) then give us a call. Advertising rates are very reasonable and a 'mock up' of the first issue is available for viewing. For more information on advertising, the Journal or submissions please call the Museum at (416) 983-9243 or write the Museum c/o Box 152, ORONO, Ontario LOB 1MO. The deadline for the premiere premiere issue is January 27, 1989 Mark Jackman Curator. e -■ ;; i iprjt'&djS ;v ' '| SmSb* __ At the Bowmanville Lions Club meeting of December 12 long-time member Don Marsden (centre) was awarded a lifetime membership. Don has a record of _ _ , 24 years' perfect attendance in the club. Presenting the award is District Govern- On December 12, the Bowmanville Lions Club awarded Ed Leslie (left) a life- or Earl Reynolds. On the left is Lion Jack Dunn who sponsored Mr. Marsden time membership. Among his many contributions to the community and to his when he first joined the club. Both recipients of life memberships are former Dis- clu t>, Ed's 31 years of perfect attendance were cause for praise during the cercmo- I * mm a m a -- m T * -- T 1 1* 1 m 11 IJ w ft ft ft m i ftf n ft 1 n zsi nft 4* ft Zi i ft X1 ill ft n /if li niift trict Governors in Lions International. ny. Presenting a plaque to Ed is Bill McGuire. ffifiotoyrayny "Portrait* Maka Excellent Gifu" 623-2635 432-2635 Resident Receives 4H Certificate 1 1 wesiey by E. I iruie JM iarrowcloufih ews . On Thursday, December 8, members of Welcome UCW with some of the men folk, altogether numbering more than 45, enjoyed the noon meal at the Royal Canadian Canadian Legion, in Port Hope. Following the meal, unit one went to the home of Phyllis Symons, and unit 2 to Welcome Welcome church for the regular December meeting. The business was conducted by the. leader of the latter and past business was reviewed by secreatry Berniece Best. The state of finances was reported reported by Orald Ford and the dates of future meetings were checked. Looking forward forward to next spring, Bay of Quinte conference will be held in Port Hope and ways % /.: / • We welcome the opportunity to wish our many friends and patrons good health THE ALL NEW and prosperity --a happy holiday season to you all! Thank you for a successful 1988 season. We wish our many Friends and Patrons Good Health and Prosperity BOWMANVILLE Happy Holiday Season to you all. ^ 340 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-5655 Rogers Cable TV-Pine Ridge 301 Marwood Dr., Oshawa .579-2232 Oshawa Centre (East side below tower) 579-2232 , ng tion and food will be discussed. discussed. Presbyte rial will be held in Warkworth. The group in charge presented a very seasonal worship service service called the Gifts of Christmas, and led by Phyllis Clark. She, with other members members of her group Dora Nichols, Nichols, Helen Dinner and Mandy Thorndyke read the different scripture passages of the Christmas story with appropriate hymns between with Mrs. Reeve accompanist. accompanist. An illuminted manger scene was flanked by candles candles lit when Mandy read of the gift of light. Others included included a small loaf of bread to symbolize food for the world. Another gift was room, there was none in the inn but a globe of the world and keys, represented the heart of God with room for all mankind. Barbara Croft with guitar, sang "What Child is this?", a special treat for a UCW meeting. Phyllis Clark led in prayer to close ■ the devotions. The white gift offering was received and dedicated by Phyllis. This money will be shared by the Fred Victor Mission and the local food bank. Roll call was answered by a memory of Christmas and for many this was a memory of the Chrisi- mas concerts where children first learned to face an audience. audience. Others delighted to remember remember the gathering of family by sleigh with the music of bells, and others had memories of the time of doubting Santa Claus, and with it tne loss of some of the magic. Since this is the 40th anniversary anniversary of the declaration of human rights by 48 countries countries of the United Nations, the 30 of them were read one at a time by each of the members. The regular offering offering was dedicated by Dora Nichols and at the close of the meeting Christmas cake, the traditional refreshment for this meeting was provided provided by the group, and enjoyed by all. One of the month's group, Kay Thorndyke, was unable to be present because of a bad cold. About 15 members of the Morrish Women's Institute met at the home of the president president in Port Hope on Tuesday Tuesday December 6th, with Marion Bamsey in charge, assisted by Margaret Austin. Roll call was a craft brought to show and explain. Decorations Decorations made of red and white felt to represent an apple were hung on a tree, enough of this craft to supply each member with two. These were made before hand. The topic for discussion was a book on the history of trees, a timely and interesting study. Gwen and Berniece Best and Phyllis Clark were among those going with a busload from Newtonville to attend the cantata of the living living Christmas tree in the Presbyterian church in Lindsay. Lindsay. The choir loft was a mass of greenery, shaped like a tree with about 60 people people posing in its branches. The music was beautiful and the lighting of the tree, spectacular. spectacular. This is an annual event and these ladies urge their friends to remember it in 1989. Congratulations to Phyllis Clark who received a certificate certificate of Appreciation in recognition recognition ot her outstanding contribution to 4-H, at the 4- H awards banquet at Orono on November 25. Those who know of Phyllis' dedicated work are sure it was well deserved. deserved. The Wesleyville road continues continues to have much heavy traffic of large trucks and oddly shaped loads. With the announcement that Darlington Darlington will be producing electricity electricity by the spring of 1989, that may account for the activity. activity. It has been a long season for farmers, someone was ploughing on Saturday in the area. It is not often that field and snow ploughing overlap. JL à li 11 Eleanor Damant Nesta A key Gayle Windsor Doug James Our sincerest thanks for your patronage. May your holidays he joyous. James Insurance Broker Limited 24 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4406 • e • • • • • i • }. e • • • i • * * • • • • • :. S • e • « • • « • • #1 • t e » • ê | • imiiiimmiiiir immiiii niiiujii 11 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Christmas to all, and to all To all our clients we wish a a goodnight!" -Santa ciaus Healthy & Happy Holiday Season! 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