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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, August 21,1991 3 Wesleyville News More Than 400 Attend Annual Barbecue in Orono By Edna Barrowclough (Intended for last week) Church service on Sunday, Sunday, August 11 was held at the lovely park on the farm owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kowal, Osaca. The weather was all that could be desired and the usual large congregation congregation enjoyed the hour of worship in this peaceful and sheltered spot. A full report will be given by the regular reporter from that area. Visitors at this house during the past week were Mrs. Archie Ford of Port Hope, with daughter Gwen La Roche of Guelph, Bernice Best of Port Hope, and John and Margaret Robb of Os- goode. Margaret taught school in Wesleyville in 1938 and 39. Also on Monday, Bob and Vie Hill of Brighton and Len and Ethel Ough- tred of Port Hope came to visit here with Margaret so there was plenty of 40 years ago reminiscing. Mrs. Gloria Young and daughters Ally son and Catherine of Toronto are spending the week with Car- roll and June Nichols. We are glad to report Ken Ashby of Apsley is home from Peterborough hospital and is recovering well from a heart attack. Neighbour and friends were sorry to hear of the recent recent death of Mr. Fred Sza- lawiga. He came to Hope township many years ago and has been a neighbour and industrious citizen of this country for all his years in the area of Zion. Sympathy Sympathy is extended to his family. family. Katie Nichols, granddaughter granddaughter of Clarènce and Dora, is spending this week at Quin-Mo-Lac, a first experience experience of being on her own, and another first step in coping coping with life's challenges. Part of last week's report of a new family in the late Truman Austin's house was incorrect. The new tenant is not an employee of Hydro. Happy home visit for Susan Susan Eyman who has just re turned home to spend two : weeks with her family, the Rudy Eymans. Welcome home Susan, after an absence absence of two years in her ancestral ancestral home, Switzerland. August 1951: Marie Austin Austin entertained her cousins, Gwen and Norman Woola- cott of Port Hope for a week, having her birthday party in the middle of it. On Tuesday, Tuesday, August 5th a joint birthday party was held for Gwen Ford and Sharon Thorndyke. Water was too cold for a beach party but all had a happy time on the Thorndyke lawn. Sunday school picnic was held at Port Britain Shores, through the kindness of Mr. Hector Darke. There was no service service here on Sunday but Sunday school carried on as usual. Junior and interim classes recited, in unison, the 23rd psalm without a mistake. They were Bonnie, Marie, Roy and Pearl Austin, Austin, Ronnie Dinner and an older girl, Helen Austin. Dr. and Mrs. Clare Oke of Dover Centre, called in the area on the way home from Young People's camp. Omitted Omitted in last week's news was the name of the place describing describing an old Presbyterian which still had a Gaelic Bible, it was Beaverton. Fifth Place Finish for Dairy Man Ben Warren, R.R.#1, Port Hope placed fifth at the recent recent 4-H Inter-County Dairy Judging Competition. Ben will now have the opportunity opportunity to be a member of Ontario's Ontario's team at the 70th National National 4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Contest in October in Madison, Wisconsin. The team of Tom Benschop, R.R. #4, Bowmanville and Bern Warren under the leader-' ship of coach Don Welsh placed sixth in the team standings. Last Wednesday evening was the perfect time for a barbeque at the Orono Park. And well over 400 turned out to enjoy a roast beef dinner served under the trees to the accompaniment of old-time fiddle music. Proceeds Proceeds from the barbeque support the Orono Arena Improvements Improvements and Project Fund. V ^r ,*■ A Th.DASHWOOD inference BRING YOUR PLANS to DASHWOOD... and we'll introduce your home to some of the most beautiful, most energy-efficient ■ window and door solutions available. Choose from an infinite range of sizes in your choice of vinyl clad MILLENIUM®2000 or natural, ready-to finish western pine. WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE cffi DASH WOOD 1200 PHILLIP MURRAY AVE., OSHAWA 436-1344 Rfi'Vffrd iMlfmjtk i.l Ithh* *jj Indjil' ts (iir.trj Members of the Orono and District Old Time Fiddle Club performed for the folks attending the annual outdoor outdoor barbeque at the Orono Park last week. Just a few of the performers are shown above. The club meets every third Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Newcastle Community Hall. Figure Skaters Ready for Season It's hard to think about ice when it's over 80 degrees outside, but the time is fast approaching when you'll need to sharpen your skates and head for the local arena. My vote for Bowmanville Merchant of the Week My reasons are as follows: Name: Send your ballots to: The Canadian Statesman P.O. Box 190, Bowmanville LIC3K9 or bring in to our offices at 62 King St. W. Be sure to add your name to the ballot. You could win $100.00 in "Statesman bucks." The merchant receiving the most votes each week, will receive a FREE 1/4 page advertisement in The Canadian Statesman. The Orono Figure Skating Skating Club met this past week to begin organizing the programs programs that will be available for our children this fall. Every attempt has been made to help keep costs down. The overall increase in individual costs reflect the fact that the Skating Club is now required to pay 7% GST on our ice time. That may not seem like much but when you consider a bill for ice time of $18,000 it reflects a large increase in expenses. Also, each skater of an organized club is required required to be a member of the Canadian Figure Skating Association which amounts to $11.00 this year. EOS - The Eastern Ontario Sectionals Sectionals also require $5/ skater. This is actually cheaper than last year when parents were asked to ' sell tickets for fund raising at $17.00/book. Among other functions, the EOS runs teaching clinics for junior coaches who in turn volunteer volunteer 1 hour a week to work with the younger children, helping them to practise the skills taught by the professional professional coaches. OFSC Registration will be on August 28th and September September 11th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Orono Arena. Junior Fees this year will be $165.00 This includes includes CFSC fees, EOS fees and GST. The Juniors skate Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:20 to 7:20 p.m. Children should be dressed and ready to go on the ice at 6:20 p.m. Warm clothing and mittens are a must for young children and safety helmets arc encouraged. encouraged. Can-Figure Skate will be offered if sufficient registration registration is received, at a fee of $285.00. Pltch-ln Intermediates will be $285.00 inclusive for 6 1/2 hrs./week. Seniors fees will be $370.00 inclusive for 9 hrsV week. Partial Senior memberships memberships will be available. 60% of fee is payable at registration registration and 40% by December December 1st 1991. Because registration never never covers all costs involved some fund raisers will. be necessary. Draw tickets for a "Ghetto Blaster" and Cordless Cordless phone will be available starting at our Orono Fair Display. This will be drawn at our fall dance which is October 19th at the Orono Arena. Octoberfest will be the theme this year and promises to be a fun night for all, as well as a chance to help support our young skaters. skaters. Watch for further information information about the dance and our Club's other activities in the near future, as well as the accomplishments of our young skaters as the season progresses. LIBERTY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Corner of Martin Road and Highway #2 Local Dancers to Perform at C.N.E. Two Town of Newcastle residents are among the dancers from the Theatre Dance Academy performing at The Canadian National Exhibition this month. The Star-Dazzlers, who are shown above, include: Tammy Robinson, of Oshawa; Michelle Michelle Moran, of Oshawa: Myka Piekenbrock, of Bowmanville; Brianna McGuire, of Courtice; Karen Graham, of Oshawa; and Jody McGuirren, of Ajax. Jody is also a teacher at some of the courses offered by the Theatre Dance Academy in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. You can catch the "Star Dazzlers" show just outside the Food Building at the ONE. The Star-Dazzlers from the Theatre Dance Academy will be performing at the Canadian Canadian National Exhibition from August 14 to 23, with four performances daily. Dance schools from across Ontario auditioned for the job in early May and only a handful were accepted. accepted. The Star-Dazzlers' theme is "Around the World," which is choreographed by Barbara Szabunia (the owner owner and choreographer of Theatre Dance Academy.) They will be dancing a wide assortment of dances including including a Chinese Ribbon Dance and a tribute to New York. There's also a comical polka and the show finishes with a funky jazz routine that displays displays their most noted style. The six dancers range in age from 15 to 19. All of them are academically inclined inclined as well as involved in various extra-curricular school activities. Throughout the summer, these dancers have been busy performing at various functions. They have travelled travelled with an anti-drug dance company going to t places.such as Ottawa and . Thunder Bay. More recently, recently, these girls finished danc- ' ing at the 77th birthday party party for Ed Mirvish in Toronto. Upcoming shows include performances numerous conventions conventions in the Toronto area. Top help fund their dance education, the Star Dazzlers have also performed in many children's shows and at malls and fairs. Charity shows have included a miracle miracle telethon for Sick Children's Children's Hospital televised on CFTO channel 9. r CLIMB ON BOARD FOR A PIONEER ADVENTURE! SHARING THE ADVENTURE OF LIFE WITH JESUS BASED ON ACTS VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL GAMES • CRAFTS • SONGS • SNACKS For Ages 4 to 12 yrs. AUGUST 20-24 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. AUGUST 25 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ***MANY SPECIAL EVENTS*** * Bowmanville's Largest Ice Cream Sunday * GIANT 75-Foot Water Slide * Bar-B-Que Picnic Dinner for all who attend Sunday morning * Special appearance by Harvey Earl (Professional Trick Roper) ****** If your child requires transportation for Daily Vacation Bible School, please contact the Church Office. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 623-5100 St. Stephen's Secondary School R.R. #4, Concession St. E. Bowmanville, Ont. L1C3K5 416-623-3990 Principal: Michael J. Nolan, B.A., M.Ed. St. Stephen's Secondary School OPENING AND REGISTRATION SEMESTER 1 BEGINS TUESDAX SEPTEMBER 3,1991 It is essential that each student attend and register on opening day. Buses will run on their normal schedule. The cafeteria will be open for lunches. Students who have recently moved to this area should contact the school during the week prior to opening day. NOTE: The Guidance Office will be open to register students and/or make changes in timetables August 28 - 30,1991 from 8:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m. MAIN OFFICE: WILL BE OPEN AUGUST 26 - 30,1991 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. TAEtifLÆND) AUGUST '91 n. CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR jf M » I SALE PRICES ON ALL ITEMS BELOW EFFECTIVE 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. ON DATES AS SHOWN. (SAT. UNTIL 6 p.m.) CALENDAR SALE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY | VOGUE ana BUTTERICK PATTERNS - all stock - NO LIMIT AUG. 21 - 31 ONLY with any fabric purchase o{ BUY 1 Eêe get 2 FREE £ 23 Special Selection 457115 cm. V.I.P. COTTON PRINTS Reg. 9,98 m. 1/2 EL 25 FINAL 6 DAYS!!! 27 Special Selectk) PRINTED FLANNELETT 68 cm. - 90 cm. wide, 100% cottor Rog, 2.98 m. 1.44m e SSB3 29 Special Selection 457115 cm. CORDUROY 100% Cotton Our Reg. 6.98 m. 112 & 1 / mm price 31 Entire Regular Stockl LINING 45" - 60" Individually Priced 33% f Reg. Price r 600 GRANDVIEW ST. S. 1650 DUNDAS ST E. 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