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1 2 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, May 17, 1989 Section Two Long Time Museum Chairman Receives Thanks " W esleyville News • • by E. Barrowclc >ugh Derek Barnett, Chairman of the Clarke Township Museum and Archives for the past 15 years, was honored by the Museum during opening ceremonies held on April 22. Mr. Barnett is accepting a gift from Donna Robins, Vice Chairman. Al- . though no longer the chairman of the Museum Board, Mr. Barnett has become honorary past chairman of the Clarke Township Museum and Archives. .a VANFARE Not exactly as shown DO-IT-YOURSELF CONVERSION Suitable for: painters, plumbers, electricians, contractors, handicapped Special Cargo Vans from $17,999 * 3/4 Ton available In white, blue or grey. 15 in stock. (Stock #129305). Equipped with air, cassette, tilt, cruise, V-8 350 C.I.D. or 6,2 LT diesel. Cargo Vans from $14,999 * 3/4 Ton available In white. 20 in stock. (Stock #148589). The Morrish Women's Institute Institute met at the Ruth Clarke Centre, Port Hope, on Tuesday, May 2nd, with President Marion Bamsey opening the meeting by leading leading in the Institute Code and Mary Stewart Collect. Reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer and during the business session, there was discussion concerning concerning the district Annual and the coming 80th anniversary. anniversary. The roll call was "Your favourite recipe." The special speaker for the day was Lauris Dacosta from the Cobourg Health Unit, who gave an interesting talk on Osteoporosis. This Institute Grace closed the meeting and members enjoyed the usual social hour. Congratulations to Katie Nichols who came second in her class of eleven in piano at the music festival in Cobourg Cobourg on May first; also to Stephen McHolm who had a first and second in grade 10 piano, and Elizabeth Groeneveld who won second place with 86% in grade 6 piano. Arnold Thomdyke who has been in Port Hope hospital hospital since May first, is expected expected home very soon. He was being treated for a blood clot and we hope he will soon be well again and back at the bowling alley. In spite of the rain of Saturday Saturday night and Sunday morning. May 7th there was a full house at Welcome United church to share in the 155th anniversary of the congregation's founding. The guest minister was a much loved former minister, Robert Robert Bartlett C.D., B.A., D.D., of Toronto. He expressed his pleasure for the opportunity of meeting old friends from the Hope township charge who were present. His message message to the children concerned concerned the well known stories stories of the Old Testament to which the children could relate. relate. His sermon was based on "We need three homes" and he spoke of the blessings blessings of a home which most of his hearers do have. It is a place of comfort and security, security, but a second need is a church home where we are constantly reminded of God's love through hearing His word and seeing love in action in the care and friendship of others in that church home. The third is promised when earthly days are done, and that promise sustains. us through troubled troubled times as well as the happy ones. The .music sup- ' plied by "tHe choir and leader, leader, Stephen Sword, was a very important part of this happy service beginning with the choir singing "The Holy Angels Bright" while the congregation remained seated. Their two special anthems anthems were, "The Lord's My Strength and My Song" by B.Younger, and "Ye Holy. Angel Bright" by Hugh Bancroft. Bancroft. "Allelujah" from "Ex- sultate Jubilate", W. A. Mozart, Mozart, a .solo was sung by Barbara Croft. The offering was received by Harold Austin Austin and George Tufiord. Daffodils Daffodils filled the altar vases and on either side of the church were arrangements of flowers in several colours, one backed by a candelabrum. candelabrum. The congregation was greeted at the door by Reverend Reverend W. Sedgwick and Reverend Reverend R. Bartlett and the regular greeter for the day. A social hour followed the service when everyone had an opportunity of speaking with Audrey and Bob Bartlett. Bartlett. Surely the founders and their successors would have approved of this day. People were glad to see George White and Donald Rodney from Sheridan Nurseries. Happy too, was everyone to see Gatlin Coughler once again and enjoy her happy smile. She was with her mother Krista who says the family will be in the community community for the summer. We realize how scarce blue birds have become, when an adult saw one at the cottage last weekend, it was a first sighting in his life. On Sunday, Harold and Verna Austin entertained their family at dinner at Rock Haven after the church service at Welcome. Besides their own immediate family and their families, others of the party were Truman Austin, Austin, Arnold Austin and wife Vera, Archie and Orald Ford and their families, George Tufford, and Mrs. Fenton. There were 29 present for this many family occasion. Jennie Smith was ill and El va Kevin and Charlene could not be there, but Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schroeter and George and Marjorie Stapleton were with this family day. May of Welcome visited the local Y.P. last week and were welcomed welcomed by Pres. George Tufford. Tufford. An excellent program was chaired by Pres. Helen White, of readings by George Martin and Mr. Dowler, and Lome Boldgett. There was quiet music by May 10,1939: The Y.P.U. Claire Kellogg who also provided provided the Echo for Helen Kellogg's solo, "Little Sir Echo .Esther Bamsey, Phyl- lis'Boshell; Ken Symons and Wilbur Bamsey sang "Little Brown Church." Scripture was read by Wilbur Bamsey and "0 Canada and God Save the King" were sung at the beginning and end. Allan Allan White expressed thanks for the invitation. Mrs. H. Brooking and Mrs. A. Austin assisted with the social time. Class in Comer meeting meeting discussed the life of Madame Madame Curie, and Berniece Best was ■ organist for the evening. Many attended the pancake supper at Morrish. Cancer can be beaten. Please give generously ir I i I I § j| || I h ft SAVE S SO.OO DEDUCTIBLE ON ANY INSURANCE WINDSHIELD CLAIM* limit one/purchase AND RECEIVE *10 FREE GAS II F ■ . „.„ n cnB un „ .... . mciipBupe rnHMHire OFFER EXPIRES MAY 23,1989 ** Sj^'OFfERVMjD jS?ÿiPïï .«• ■* ** ** (je. m mijmi mm.m* ■■ ■»■■**■ w * EIH 4 :h1 AutoGlozr DOUGLAS RD. 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