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10 Thu Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, March 1.1!)8!) Orono Horticulturists Sponsoring Bus Trip Students Rally to Support Heart Fund By I. Challicc Quote -- "Somehow or other ns we get older, work seems a lot less fun, and fun seems a lot more work." Remember to attend the Annual Kidney Foundation Dance, this Saturday March 4, in Newcastle Community hall. Music is by "The Tradesman". This special event is sponsored by tne local local Ransberry families. Mac and Norma's son Don is now one of the world's longest, surviving transplant patients. patients. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bai ley were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pi- got t and Mr. and Mrs. Faye Adams were Sunday visitors to Brantford, to visit Alfred's sister, Mrs. Rush, in hospital. hospital. His many friends wish a speedy recovery to Mr. Ted Woodyard, who is a patient in Bowmanvillc hospital. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challicc were among guests at the reception reception for Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Killeen, held at his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. JohnKil- leen, Lakeficld, on Saturday. Saturday. A large crowd at the Memorial Memorial Service held on Sunday Sunday in memory of another long time citizen of Orono, Mrs. Edith Burgess. This was in Orono United Church, and a luncheon followed, followed, catered by U.C.W. Sympathy of Community to families. Orono Horticulture are again sponsoring a bus trip to Toronto Spring Flower Show and Home Show on Monday, April 3rd. Please let us know if you are interested. interested. We do feel sorry for oar many friends who left last' week for Florida, and now we hear it's so very cold down there. Town Hall Card Party Weekly card party in Orono Orono Town Hall was well attended attended with following results: results: High Scores Harold Allen 95, Doreen Green 85, Le ta McAllister 79, Arthur Bed- win, Vi Hayward and Bob Hay- B.H.S. Rugby Team Heads on European Tour The Bowmanville High School rugby team embarks sale at their yard and bake sale on Saturday, Febru- on a 15-day tour of Wales on March 8. Here members ary 25 at Centennial Hall in Bowmanville. of the team display some of the items which were for Happenings at Bowmanville H.S. With the help of several devoted senior band executives executives and a couple of very supportive teachers a successful successful dance marathon was held last Thursday, February February 23rd from 8:00 p.m. until until 8:00 a.m.This twelve hour extravaganza was held to raise funds for Bowmanville High School's music department. department. Approximately, 125 eager students turned out to dance 'till they dropped. Around 2:00 a.m., I made an appearance to see just how the students were holding holding up and, amazingly enough, none of the students had showed any signs of faltering. faltering. When asked, most replied replied that they were still very hyper and prepared to go the full twelve hour distance. distance. With the passing of every song, they only seemed to be getting more anxious and excited. As for the purpose of this event, it was reported that, although not as .many turned out as was hoped, the dance marathon marathon was still quite successful successful and would raise some badly needed funds... however, however, it was still uncertain exactly exactly how much was raised. As well, currently on display, display, in tne main foyer of Bowmanville High School, is an extremely impressive, modem-looking, pop art display. display. For those of you who don't exactly know what pop art is, as I didn't at first, we found that it is a humourous, humourous, larger-than-life look at everyday events that go on in our world. The students involved in this particular art project were Mrs. Eccles' grade 11 art students, who seemed to eryoy this assignment, assignment, as there were some extremely fine-looking results. results. Objects ranging from •an ordinary, life size man sitting down eating pizza to a Canadian one dollar bill, about 25 times larger than a regular sized one were on display. The assignment revolved revolved around taking an object object from everyday life and blowing it up to produce the final result with canvas.This venture was just another sign of an extremely talented talented art department led by a couple of very knowledgeable knowledgeable and helpful teachers. As for future events, tonight tonight Wednesday, March 1 is the grand opening of the long-awaited, play. Grease. This play which has been months in the making, begins begins its run tonight at 8:00 p.m. plays inclusively, until Saturday. At last word, the play was just about sold out. However, a few seats are still available. There are some great expectations for this play which is bound to be one of the most enjoyable plays ever put on by Bowmanville Bowmanville High School's drama drama department. Another upcoming event is the B.H.S. S.A.D.D. (students (students against drunk drivers) school assembly. A company by the name of Covenent Players will be performing to express the myths and facts about drinking and driving. This year's S.A.D.D. group nas several other major major projects in the works, but would rather not divulge them to the public as yet. In next week's article, we'll hopefully contain some pictures from "Grease" as well as more information about the dance marathon and the S.A.D.D. assembly. Until then, bye for now! Noted TV Celebrity Speaks to Courtice Secondary Students On Monday, February 20, Sue Johanson spoke to Courtice Secondary School students. She used to be a nurse and now goes around talking to students about human sexuality. She gave the students ideas on problems that may occur during our teenage years; safe sex and boy-girl relationships. relationships. Sue also has her own Talk Show on Q107-FM Sunday nights as well as a TV show on Osliawa Cable Channel 10. In other news, Courtice Secondary School has just purchased a new $6,000 score clock which will be installed installed shortly. The school had decided it was time for a new clock as the current "Don't MISS our big Chick Day Coming Soon! Call Us For Further Details. family flock headquarters THE FEED STORE The Shops of Vanstone 116 King St W. 623-5777 Bowmanville one, already there, was quite old ana was too hard to repair. Still some students students we've talked to would rather have glass backboards, a baseball diamond, diamond, or even a school billboard. billboard. On Thursday, February 23, the Courtice Swim Team consisting of 10 people went to DYSSA at the Pickering Recreation Centre. The swimmers did their best and receiving ribbons were Greg Wells, with two fifths, and Jeff Pickelll with a fifth and a sixth. Everyone did well, but unfortunately the team will not be going on to OFSAA. By Glenn Meval and Terry Terry Shaw. Shelley all tied at 79. Low Score - Ray ward. Lucky Draws - Tom Wilson, Wilson, May Tabb, Bob Shelley and Harold Allen. The euchre parties continue continue every Wednesday night 8 p.m. in town half, and Indies please bring lunch. Orono United Church News Beautiful vases of roses, carnations and mums graced the altar on Sunday morning, placed in loving memory of the late Mrs. Edith Burgess. The memorial memorial service for her was held from church on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Mrs. Nancy Barber and her children gave the Lenten (third) Symbol of Lent, and Cathy Millson gave the children's story, about the rainbow, and God's Promise. A special service service of induction for new elders elders was given by Reverend Milnes. All elders in congregation congregation came forward to welcome welcome the new members, Mrs. Thelma Vagg, Mrs. Isabelle Isabelle Challice and Mr. I vison Tamblyn. Greeters at door - Lawrence Lawrence and Glenda Sherwin. Birthday Greetings Durham College Science and Technology Lecture, Mar. 8 High Temjjerature Superconductivity Superconductivity is the topic of the next Durham Science and Technology lecture, March 8 at 8:00 p.m. in the Durham College Lecture Theatre. Dr. John Berlinsky, the speaker, a physics professor and Director of the Institute for Materials Research at McMaster University, "lives and breathes" superconductivity. superconductivity. Superconductivity occurs when certain materials lose all their resistance to electrical electrical current at very low temperatures. temperatures. Once introduced into a superconducting circuit, circuit, the electrical current would continue to flow forever. forever. Superconductivity is not new, out until recently, it only occurred at temperatures temperatures close to absolute zero. Since it is not practical to keep conductors at this temperature, superconductivity superconductivity had limited uses. Recently, Recently, however, new space age materials have been developed developed which become superconductive superconductive at much higher higher temperatures. These temperatures are still veiy cold (about 200 degrees C below room temperature) but they can be more easily reached and maintained. Possible applications include include ceramic conductors to carry large current densities densities on transmission wires across the country, circuits for very fast, high capacity computer memories or superconducting superconducting magnetic detectors detectors for a variety of electronic electronic devices, sensitive to minute changes in magnetic fields and virtually noise free. To learn more about High Temperature Superconductivity Superconductivity join Dr. Berlinsky Wednesday, March 8. Glen Barnard Feb. 28, Jai- mie Luke Feb. 28, Ray Dickson Dickson March 2. Orono - Kirby Official Bd. meets Feb. 28 and Explorers meet every Wednesday night at 6.30 p.m. in main hall. World Day of Prayer will be held Friday March 3 at 2 p.m. in Main hall, Orono U. Church. All ladies of community community are welcome to join in this special event. Theme this year, "Lord, Tench Us to Pray." Next Sunday, March 5 - David Milnes will be guest speaker, about the "Campus Crusade" in Mexico. Kirby Congregation is invited invited to join us about 12.15 p.m. for lunch of sandwiches and squares. David will be showing slides of Mexico about 1 p.m. The Hi C group and all young people are invited invited to join us for lunch and slides. There will also be an opportunity opportunity to speak to Ross Metcalf, as he is leaving to be organist in Presbyterian Church in Ajax. Sunday, March 12 - The Sacrament of Baptism will be at Kirby Church 9.30 a.m. and Orono United 11 Students at the Bowmanville Senior Public School staged a unique fund-raising exercise on Valentine's Day, donating the proceeds from the project to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. The students sold lolipops with a Valentine message for delivery to various students in the school at a price of 10 cents each. A total of $80 was raised through this process. Some of the students who worked on the fundraising fundraising effort are shown here as they present the proceeds to Eva Whitehead, treasurer of the Heart and Stroke Fund campaign in Bowmanville. From left are: Craig Rickard, Mrs. Whitehead, Alisha Conahan, Vicky Harris, and Kevin Shortt. iflfc ALUNBBQ0K (corner of HWY 115 & Clarke 4th Cone. Ea FEED & FARM SUPPLIES (corner of HWY 115 & Clarke 4th Cone. 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