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I t t 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 25,1990 Section Two Tyrone U.C.W. Meets in April Tyrone News by B. Vaneyk Tyrone U.C.W. April meeting The Tyrone ladies of U.C.W. met at Mrs. Carol Southwell's home the evening evening of April 11th. President Jean Slemon opened the meeting with a reading entitled "The Oldest Easter Message." She welcomed the ladies and extended our thanks to Carol for opening her home for the meeting. Elsie Roy read her minutes minutes of the February meeting meeting and March World Day of Prayer, and they were approved. approved. Bessie Vaneyk moved we give a donation to our friend Alana for her donation for the World Day of Prayer Arlene Rowan seconded the motion - carried. Treasurer's report was •given by Carol. Correspondence was rèad and a poem written by Jean Gorrill (nee Mallett). A day to remember is April 21 at Wellesly Acres at Picton. Enfield's big day - Bazaar and Quilt show will be June 2nd in their church. Another quilt show will be held in St. Mark's United Church, Whitby May 4th and 5th. Annual Oshawa Presby- terial/89 report paper was passed around. Bessie V reported on leadership and development. The Official Board meeting meeting will be April 25 in Tyrone Tyrone at 8 p.m. The Lily for Easter Sunday Sunday will be the responsibility responsibility of our UCW. Roll Call was answered by where you'd like to have the Lenten money go to be dedicated. The most voted for it to go toward "Battered Women. Jean S. and Bessie V. gave a report of the Annual OBITUARIES Fern Bradley 111 for one year, Fern Bradley, aged ê3, died in tley, aged Port Hope Hospital on Friday, Friday, March 23,1990. The daughter of the late Ernest and Edna Allen, she was born at Charleston, and educated in Toledo. On November November 26, 1947, she was married to Don Bradley. An employee of Sunset Lodge Nursing Home, she had been a resident of Port Hope for five years, and had resided previously in Bowmanville Bowmanville 35 years where she was a member of Trinity United Church. A loving wife and mother, she took an avid interest in coaching youth bowlers and was a member of different bowling leagues. Left to mourn her passing passing are her husband Don, daughters Connie (Mrs. Wayne Selle), Marilyn (Mrs. Bob Flintoff) Donna (Mrs. Wayne Harness), seven grandchildren, and 11 brothers brothers and sisters. She was predeceased predeceased by two grandchildren. grandchildren. The Reverend John Peters Peters officiated at the funeral services held on Monday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Funeral Home, Bowmanville. Pallbearers Pallbearers were Messrs. Ray Van Meer, Wayburn Adams, Ranee Ritchie, Ron Dono- ghue, Tom Harness, and Ken Wright. Floral tokens were received received in her memory from the Canadian Cancer Society, Society, and the heart and Stroke Foundation. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Wrcford Frank "Doc" Souch ; Peacefully, on March 22, 1990, W.F. 'Doc' Souch, beloved beloved husband of Gertrude Souch of Winnipeg, aged 88 yrs. Born in 1901 at Bowmnn- ville, Ontario, he became an Optometrist. In 1928 he became became involved in radio sales and moved to Montreal where ho married Gertrude Morris of Bowmnnvillo. He had his own business in Winnipeg (Manufacturing Représentative) from 1950 to 1967 when ho retired. 'Doc' and Gert as they wore fondly known, celebrated celebrated their GOtli wedding anniversary anniversary in 1989. lie is survived by his loving loving wife Gertrude, his daughter Anno of Winnipeg nnd grandsons, Bruce of Edmonton Edmonton and Steven of Kamloops, Kamloops, 13.C. Following cremation n memorial service was hold, March 27 at 1 p.m. Van Belle I Floral Shoppes ...much more than a flower storeI ltghwyNo.2 King 51. W„ Oih»w« Slmco* at, H, 0*h hi IMOundiiStW,, WhUby meeting at Trinity U.C. at Bowmanville to hear Judith Short speak. Bessie gave a report on the Bay of Quinte Conference Conference that she had attended. Catering - May 3rd, November November 17th and to serve lunch at Vandorp's sale April 28 with Pat D. heading heading it up. Several offered their help. Betty P. and Ann P. moved and seconded to decline decline one in May/91 then made a motion to have prices prices raised for those booked from now on. It was moved by Ann and seconded by Marion H. to give a donation of $600 to the M&S Fund the same as last year. Carried. Jackie V. moved the UCW buy 10 green hymn. "Songs books - for Gospel People" - 2nd by Bessie V - Carried. Next meeting May 9th 7:30 p.m. The program was in charge of Carol and Ann. Carol read - "Good Friday and Easter" and "There is a Garden" and we sang the hymn "In the Garden". Ann read the scripture from John 20 -1-9. Carol read - "Tommy's Tangerine Tree." We sang "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross", one of Isaac Watts' Hymns of the Church. '* "••••Uftri Buttle# H <61 I" KRACO Carpentry & Contracting Custom Homes Renovating Additions Barns • Designing • Drafting • Permits • Finishing "30 Years Experience" Box 401, Newcastle 987-5400 Affordable Dream Vacations! • Free Vacation Planning Services • Discount Cruises • Airline Tickets • Charter Vacations • Honeymoon Packages • Hotel and Car Reservations PERSONAL AND CORPORATE TRAVEL SERVICES 68 King St. E. (Veltri Complex) Bowmanville 623-6600 Travel Agents International We're with you all the way. 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Bowmanville 623-1781 Mon. ■ Thurs. 11 am--7 p.m. Friday • 11 am.--9 p.m. Saturday -11 am--7 pm. We lake pride in serving quality Fish and Chips. For insurance call (623) 3621 Dirk Brinkman - Agent Joe Reitsma - Lie. Of. Manager Scugog Street STATI FAUN mm y>, ,v v INSURANCE ®. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Gli'i turn iniuirci Cobnut Ci'iiiin ikio Ollictl Cuito'cuin, OnUrio Then Carol read "God Must have Loved Us" and had an Easter Prayer. Then Carol and Ann and Jean put on a skit "The Easter Blouse" which was enjoyed. Then Carol had a video of Sandi Patte and Lamelle Harris in Jerusalem called, "I've just seen Jesus". Sandi has a beautiful 3 octave voice and has won numerous awards for her gospel music. She and Lamelle Harris have done several duets in concert on tape. On this trip to Jerusalem they took their families with them. The tape was about 20 minutes long, then the ladies ladies served lunch. Bob Kaplan to Address Durham Liberal Assoc. The Hon. Robert Kaplan, MP for York-Centre, will be the guest speaker when the Durham Federal Liberal Association Association elects delegates on Thursday, ' April 26 to the Liberal Leadership Conven-. tion, President Frances Jones said today. Mr. Kaplan Kaplan will talk about party unity and the responsibility of choosing the next leader of the Liberal Party. The meeting will be held at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex at 8 p.m. . The choice of 12 delegates from Durham riding to the Leadership Convention in Calgary in June is expected to be vigorously contested. Supporters of Tom Wappel presented approximately 140 applications for membership membership on the last day new memberships were accepted. Since then, Liberals holding memberships that lapsed in 1989 continue to renew their memberships, as they are entitled to do up until the beginning of the meeting on April 26 to elect delegates. A brief summary of Mr. Kaplan's address follows: "What I am looking for this time is the ingredient that has been missing for five years, real Party unity. Bringing the Party together must be a demonstrated skill of our next Leader. I am not waiting for a candi date to offer me an exciting new vision of my country or to demonstrate charismatic power. My vote will go to the candidate who shows the most commitment to strengthening the Party, and tne most respect for the other candidates and for the E rocess of choosing our eader. There are great concerns concerns about the state of national national unity in Canada and about our desire as a nation to build a common future, to continue to do great things together. It is not just tne Party but the country that is at stake, arid that is the measure of the importance of our choice of tne next Leader of the Liberal Party. Vii DUMBELLS PERFORM TONIGHT - It's not too late to purchase your tickets for The Legend of the Dumbells which is being performed at the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School Auditorium this evening (Wednesday, (Wednesday, April 25). Show time is 7:30 p.m. This production of the Tapestry Music Theatre was a hit at the 1977 Charlottetown Festival. It tells the story of a legendary legendary troupe of soldiers who entertained their comrades comrades in World War One. After the war, they went on to become the most successful Canadian show ever seen on Broadway or in London. BOWMANVILLE KINSMEN HOME SHOW - The Bowmanville Kinsmen Club is getting ready to host another successful Home Show at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex next weekend. The show runs from May 4 to 6 and all proceeds will be donated to the club's community service projects. The exhibition opens on Friday, May 4, at five p.m. Hours are from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday; from noon to eight p.m. Saturday Saturday and from noon to four p.m. Sunday. An admission fee will be charged. On May 12, the arena complex will be the site of local voting for the leadership of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party. GIANT ART AUCTION HELPS CF CAMPAIGN - McCrimmon's Antiques and Art Inc., in Newcastle Village Village will be holding another art auction this Sunday, April 29. Over 150 custom framed prints and limited edition prints will be on the block. And the names of the artists represented include Trisha Romance, Robert Robert Bateman, Carl Brenders, John Newby. An estimated estimated $2,000 in proceeds from this sale will be donated donated to the Cystic Fibrosis fund-raising campaign now taking place in conjunction with local kinsmen and Kinettes. The auction commences at 1:30 p.m., with a preview at noon. OSHAWA SYMPHONY PERFORMS SUNDAY - This Sunday, April 29, the Oshawa Symphony will present its final concert of the 1989-90 season at East- dale Collegiate Theatre, in Oshawa. The concert will feature special guest soloists Keith Rasmussen, harp- sicord; Mark Jealouse, clarinet; and Bruce Kelly, baritone, baritone, along with the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Winston Webber. This concert has been sponsored by General Motors of Canada Limited. Tickets are available in Bowmanville at Rickaby's. PHOTO WORKSHOP - The Visual Arts Centre will hold a weekend workshop on taking and developing pictures May 5 and 6. The workshop takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and additional details are available by calling 623-5831. The workshop is being held in preparation for the Visual Arts Centre's Seventh Annual Annual Juried Show which will take place June 3 to 24. Deadline for submitting entries to the exhibition is May 22. WANT TO WRITE A BEST SELLER? - If so, you should register for an evening seminar running tomorrow tomorrow at the Bowmanville Library. An editor of romance novels, Brian Henry, will visit the library at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 26. He'll talk about writing a romance romance novel and also answer questions about what it takes to be published. Advance registration is required required for this program. Please contact the Information Information Desk or call 623-7322 for further details. QUINTE AIR SHOW - Canadian Forces Base Trenton Trenton will be hosting Canadian Armed Forces Day and Quinte International Air Show on Saturday and Sunday, Sunday, June 23 and 24. The exhibition takes place at the Trenton Canadian Forces Base. FOSTER PARENTS - A Newcastle couple are supporting supporting a child in Sri Lanka through their contribution contribution to Foster Parents Plan. Mr. ana Mrs. Lome Allin are the foster parents of Kumari, her family, and community. community. Currently, there are over 500,000 children in 25 countries around the world being sponsored by people people like Mr. and Mrs. Allin. Canadians alone sponsor over 100,000. For further information, call 1-800-268- 7174. GENEALOGISTS MEET - The next meeting of the Whitby-Oshawa branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will take place Tuesday, May 1, from 7:15 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the auditorium of the Whitby Public Library. Library. Dorothy Martin will be speaking on the topic of "Preponderance of Proof. Proving Your Ancestry". Meetings are free and open to the public. BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS - Clarke Township Museum Museum and Archives is getting ready for its next Giant Second Hand Book Sale. It will take place June 23 and 24 at the museum. However, the museum needs to replenish its stock and would appreciate donations from the public. Paperbacks, hardbacks, novels, nonfiction, nonfiction, textbooks, manuals, and all other kinds of books can be dropped off at the museum during regular regular public hours (10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday to Friday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday), All proceeds proceeds from the book sales go directly to the building expansion fund. For details, call 983-9243. COURTICE SECONDARY SCHOOL FESTIVAL - Courtice Secondary School will present their first Spring Arts Festival this Thursday and Friday at Bowmanville High School. The evening includes two one-act plays, performances by the school band and vocal ensemble, and displays of fine art by C.S.S. students. students. Doors open at 6:45 p.m., with performances bc- g 'nning at 7 p.m. Come on out and support the arts at .S.S. FUN FAIR AT ONTARIO STREET -- Ontario Street School will be holding its annual Fun Fair on Friday, May 4, between the hours of six p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Attractions include mini golf, fish pond, computer computer room, games, prizes, a cafe for adults and a snack bar for children. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE - Next month (May 10, 11, and 12) St. Stephen's High School will be presenting presenting the 1960's musical entitled "Up the Down Staircase". To help make the show more authentic, the school wishes to borrow clothes from the 1960's. Check your closets. If you have a tie-died t-shirt, sandals, sandals, beads, or any " to that decade, pie: Their phone number is 623-7583. dais, beads, or any other items of clothing pertaining lease get in touch with tne school. BUS DRIVER APPRECIATION WEEK - Charter- ways Canadian Division has set aside Monday, April 23, to Friday, April 27, as Driver Appreciation Week. Open House is taking place at the Bowmanville location location on Mearns Ave. Principals, teachers, parents, members of school boards and members of the news media are all invited to drop by for hot coffee and doughnuts. MONTHLY MEETING FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES DISABILITIES ASSOC. -- The Learning Disabilities Association, Association, Oshawa Chapter will hold its next meeting on Thursday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. Peggy Kirkpatrick, a pediatric consultant, will be the guest speaker. She will discuss testing procedures, where you can have them done, and how to use the results. For more information, information, call 623-4934 or 723-9048. BARBERSIIOPERS SHOW - The 42nd annual Barber Barber Shop Harmony Show will take place at Eastdale Collegiate Auditorium on May 4 and 5 at eight p.m. The Horseless Carriagemen Chorus, under the direction direction of Darrell Clement will be performing, along with three quartets from the local chapter. The quartets arc: The Country Four; Chordiality; and Fascination. Headliners of tne event will be the winners of the 1990 Ontario district championship, Hi-Falutin'. Ontario's Ontario's barbershop singers have raised over $1 million for children's speech therapy. The Campbell School, in Oshawa, is one of the agencies benefitting from donations donations raised by the barbershoppers. PAINTED oxenz 111 DESIGN & ihj fSkudio TRUCK LETTERING.. BILLBOARDS REAL ESTATE SIGNS BANNERS.. MAGNETICS.. LOGOS ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING Lorenz Bpznrln, Nostloton, Ont. LOB 1L0 416-906-5559 /(/l@ . WINDOWS DOORS • SKYLIGHTS SOLARIUMS ♦ SOFFIT • ADDITIONS HEAT MIRROR® Custom Installations 5 Points Mall A'jr Taunton Rd. E., Oshawa 436-V7 JJ Cutty tdc 'Vcrtty "Scdt , CANGUARD TAX SERVICES Business and Personal Tax Preparation Bill Cancilla 523 Crimson Crt„ oshawa 434-8087 Wally Lmtiard 15 Fourth st„ Bowmanville 6234217 Peter E, He eter Hz, JCleslin, LL.B. 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