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16 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, January 17,1990 Building Comes Down to Make Room for Medical Clinic Hampton W.I. And You Hunters Thought You Got Them All, Hah! ■ a h -.".-tW a iL- i' vik \4'- iCF' ;; ivV> Holds Meeting The Hampton Women's Institute held their January meeting at the home of Barbara Barbara Cochrane. Wilma Kan- tor opened the meeting by reading a poem "How is your Attitude?" A sympathy card was signed to sent to Mildred Mildred Caverly. The Consumers Consumers Report given by Mary Hall dealt on "Choosing your food." Marg spoke on Cereals Cereals and Crackers and we were advised to stay away from oils and fats. The members members were asked to bring suggestions for raising money money to the February meeting. Verna Robinson chaired the meeting which was on International Affairs. The Motto-Everyone is an Island but here are no limits to the bridges you can build - was given by Marg Hall. Marg spoke about the bridges we cross from the time you were born, through school, the workforce, marriage, new education, community care - each a challenge and a bridge to cross. The Topic was given by Marian Lewis who spoke about the many people of different nationalities doing a variety of work at the Oshawa Hospital and how well they got along together and how kind they were to the patients. We all enjoyed Marian's talk. Wilma thanked Barb for hosting the meeting and we closed by repeating the Lord's Prayer. A social chit chat followed with lunch being served by Barb Cochrane and Marian Artym. Barbara Macklin P.R.O. Tn Editor's Mail As Chairman of the 1989 Campaign for the Oshawa- Whitby-Newcastle United Way I would like to express our appreciation for your coverage of our 1989 Campaign. Campaign. Our Communities are indeed indeed a better place to be because because of your commitment and support. We do so appreciate appreciate the publishing of the "Case Histories" before and during the campaign and your coverage of tne cami These two photos show the front and rear of a brick house at the corner of Liberty South and Victoria St. in Bowmanville. Last week, it attracted considerable attention from motorists and pedestrians as it was being reduced to rubble to make room for a proposed medical clinic. News from Enniskillen By Betty Wright On Sunday, January 14th our church service was held at the regular time. Reverend Reverend Kelly as always had a special time with the children children before they retired to the lower level for their Sunday Sunday School classes. We sang beautiful hymns throughout the service. Ralph Weny led the first scripture reading from Isaiah 49: 1-7. The psalm selection was next. Reverend Kelly read the last scripture reading from 1 Corinthians Corinthians 1:1-9. The choir sang as their anthem a beautiful hymn under the direction of Ray Ashton at the organ. The worshippers joined in for two verses. Rev erend Kelly based her sermon sermon on "Jesus Christ, the Light Of the World". Our minister led us in several prayers. The announcements are as follows: I Bible Study is held on Tuesday afternoons from 2:00 till 3:00 at the Enniskillen Enniskillen Church, Everyone is welcome. welcome. II Membership classes will begin on Thursday January January 25th. Anyone interested interested may call Reverend Bonnie Bonnie Kelly at 263-4107. III Sunday, January 21st Enniskillen's Official Board meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m and will be followed by an Enniskillen congregational congregational meeting at 7:30 p.m. All members of the congregation congregation are urged to attend. IV Annual Report If possible possible please have all reports to Lois Alloway by Wednesday, Wednesday, January 27th. Your cooperation cooperation is appreciated. V Tuesday, February 6th Enniskillen-Tyrone Churches Churches Charge Official Board meeting will be held at the Enniskillen United Church at 7:30 p.m. Friends and neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill will be pleased to know that they nave been accepted and now live at Hillsdale Manor. Mrs. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SHOW and his friends Casey and Finnegan Appearing at: Bowmanville High School Auditorium Friday, January 26,1990 Showtimcs: 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Tickets: $6.50 AVAILABLE AT: Newcastle Jr. Y., Newcastle Hope's Video, Newcastle Stcdmans, Uowmanvlllc Sponsored Inj Newcastle Jr. Y. McGill (May) has been a patient patient at Bowmanville Hospital Hospital with a fractured shoulder due to a fall previously. Harvey's Harvey's arthritis keeps him from doing everyday normal work chores. They have been married for 61 years and lived on the same farm during this time. Harvey's 90th birthday is coming up soon. Congratulations are in order. I'm sure there will be a picture and write up later. Mrs. Jim Muller and Darryl, Darryl, Miss Betty Wright thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed a week's vacation vacation in Naples Florida. Many of our men attended attended Canadian Club in Bowmanville Bowmanville on Wednesday night. Our ladies catered to the Cattlemen's Association on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Jean Nielsen-Jones, Sault Ste. Marie is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sorn- berger, Jessica and Alexandra. Alexandra. Congratulations go to Brian and Judy Hall of Bay- field on the birth of their baby bundle of pink. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery were recent noon lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin. Mr. Ken Lendbcatcr, Toronto, Toronto, was a Wednesday visitor visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater. Mrs. Jim Tamblyn, Mr. I vison Tamblyn, Orono, Mrs. Godfrey Bowman, Miss Elva Orchard, and Mr. Milton Stainton, Bowmanville were Thursday dinner guests of Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman celebrating celebrating birthdays for Dorothy, Dorothy, Milton and Myrtle. Myrtle and Ella wore Friday Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowman and family,for another birthday birthday celebration Congratulations goes to Jamie and Shelley Ducotto (nco Morton) on the birth of their baby bundle of pink, le are grateful for your continuing involvement with the United Way and look forward to a long and satisfying satisfying relationship in the years to come. Once again, thank you for your support. Sincerely, Walter Beath, ; 1989 General Campaign Chairman ^ " ' '■ Dear Sir,' I am trying to trace my family tree and wonder if you would insert the following following in the section for letters from readers? I am researching my family family tree and am wishing to contact the descendants of Elizabeth Beatrice Winsby, born November 17, 1885 m Victoria, B.C. to Henry and Elizabeth Saunders. It anyone anyone has any knowledge of her or her family, please write to: Mrs. Lil Davidson 2561 Third Ave., Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y2B5 Thank you for your attention attention to this matter. Yours truly, Mrs. Lil Davidson. you CjijfU and Qneeiiuyi... TH Matt Imm latktl ■ tx Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 yZi Z & King St Bar & Grill PRESENT LIVE OHNNY GUY Thurs Friday Saturday Jan 18 Jan 1$ Jan 20 136 King St, E„ Bowmanville 6234666 One of our wandering photographers was on tour in of feed strolled among them on shore, tossing out Whitby area last week and happened upon this unu- goodies that were gobbled up quickly. No doubt these sual assembly of Canada geese and ducks near the plump birds will be much harder to find when the harbor. While he was there, two people carrying bags hunting season opens. Dutchman Atoms Defeat Lindsay The Flying Dutchman hosted the Lindsay Atom #2 team for the Young Canada Day competition which was sponsored by the Bowmanville Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association. Association. Both teams were evenly evenly matched and put on a fine display of exciting hockey for the fans. Brent Stockman opened the scoring for the Dutchman Dutchman midway through the first period after receiving a pass from Trevor Baker. Lindsay came back in the second period with a goal scored by Dallas Knowles and assisted by Jamie Fountain. Fountain. Niki Defreitas put the Dutchman team in tne lead once again after receiving a beautiful pass from Jason Maclean. The Lindsay team were not going to give up however and they came back within 30 seconds to again tie the game on an unassisted goal by Dallas Knowles. Niki Defreitas Defreitas netted what turned out to be the game winner, early in the third period with assists going to Derek Hall and Stephen Tabb. The Dutchman team then settled down and played a good defensive game for the rest of the third period to earn the trophy. The defensive defensive teams of Chris Paquette, Paquette, Mike Leipsig, and Chris Baumhauer, Trevor Baker were especially effective. effective. John Marco made some terrific saves in the last few minutes of the game and Jason Jason Maclean received the MVP award for the Dutchman Dutchman team. Michael Koolhas received the award for the Lindsay team. The entire Flying Dutchman Dutchman team enjoyed the experience experience of playing for the Young Canada Day trophy and would like to thank the organizers for their efforts as well as the Lindsay team for participating. m Newcastle Community Services Department PRESENT ANITA PERRAS IN CONCERT Thursday, February 8,1990 8:30 p.m. at the BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX fcorner of Hwy. No. 2 and Hwy. No. 57) $ 10.00/person - Reserved Seats Only Tickets available at lewcastle Community Services irtment, Town Hall, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville and The Newcastle Fitness Centre, 49 Liberty Street N„ Bowmanville (open evenings and weekends) Call 623-3379 ext. 249 for more information