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---- ) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 17,1993 17 Students Learn About Dangers of Drugs and Alcohol Garden Hill U.C.W. Holds Meeting »Kl Elizabeth ville News f- On Sunday Reverend Sedgwick had the call to worship from Psalm ,51 and prayer. After the hymn and responsive responsive reading he read the first lesson lesson Genesis 12:1-4 about God's call ' to Abram to leave his native land and go to Canaan. The choir had another new song for us to sing. Expression •of worship Sybol Davis explained the "meaning of a new banner that the Sunday School had made and put up. Announcements were: Jackson. Peacock explained a questionnaire that asked if we would like to have bible study or other activities during the week which we are to answer and return next Sunday. The children were learning more about the Lord's Prayer. Second lesson from John .3: 1-17 that discussed Children of God and Children of the devil. He spoke on, "Faith calls for new beginnings". Alan and Helen Peacock took up the offering and coffee was served as usual. Lottie White and Clara Sheppard celebrated birthdays this week. On Monday evening the Garden Hill U.C.W. unit 2 held their monthly meeting at Lawrence and Winnie Fin- i- nic's home. Not too many there as it was the stormy night. The president was sick and couldn't attend. They were able to attend to the business and have a meeting anyway. On Friday afternoon the World's Day of Prayer was held at Garden Hill church. There was a very good Obituary Harold Quarry ' Bom in England, Harold Quarry, .aged 78, died January 25, 1993 in ^Bowmanville. . The son of Sidney and Edith Quar- ,ry, he was married June 10, 1950, to ' the late Thelma McMullen Williams. He worked on a number of farms Xih the Hampton area and also at the ÿ training school for a number of years >7 and at a juvenile observation home in ^Hamilton. The custodian at Trinity ■••'United Church, Bowmanville, for sev- ycn years, he retired in 1977. A dedicated member of Trinity yUnitcd Church, he also enjoyed visit- King several businesses in town daily. ;») Surviving are his stepson Glen £ Williams, Hamilton, Yvonne (Bonnie) VCowle, Newcastle, Ross Williams, 1 '^•Florida, 17 grandchildren and 22 Xgreat grandchildren, and a brother Al- C'bert Quarry, Toronto. Predeceased by X Grant Williams of Port Perry. *£-r; Funeral services' wcrc'hcld' at' the" Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville '■►on January with the Reverend Frank •2 Lockhart officiating. The organist X was Mr. Douglas Dcwell. *#, Spring interment Hampton Ccmc- •; tcry. * Ervan Robert Rainey 7 The son of Robert and Mary E. -(Taylor) Rainey, Ervan Robert Rainey ^died at Strathaven Life Care Centre, -Bowmanville, on Thursday, February *11,1993. He was in his 95th year. * Educated at Enterprise and Orono L Public Schools, he was married Scp- * tomber, 1927 to November 1939 to IWinnifrcd Fullar and to Mildred -McCreary June 1944 to November -1983. 7 A resident of Strathaven for ci g jit * years, he had been a store keeper and La farmer, retiring in 1968. He was a * member of Orono United Church, and Lof Orono IOOF «436. 7-; Surviving arc a daughter Jean and -and husband Glenn Allin, Gerald Rai- 7 hey and wife Darlene, nine grandchil- 7 Ilrcn and 10 great grandchildren. X. The Reverend Donald Stiles offi- 7Stated at the funeral services held on -Tuesday at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Liowmanvillc. The organist was Mr. * jioss Metcalf. L * ; Spring interment Orono Cemetery. Ï77»; Myrtle Ida Reid 7-7! In her 81st year, Myrtle Ida Reid •7^Wcalhcrilt) died November 8, 1992 {y jt Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. ►C*; Bom in Curon, Saskatchewan her JI- Jamily returned to Ontario (Scugog 7S Township) in 1919. X A graduate of Peterborough Nor- Lvntal School, she came to Clarke ■7-Township in 1932 to teach at Cowan- !->illc P.S. In 1937 she married a local Z farmer, W.E. (Bill) Reid. X ' She wits an active member of New- 7! tonvillc and Orono United Church and «•* U.C.W., Durham Agricultural Society £ and Orono Horticultural Society. C ; Myrtle wijl be fondly remembered £7 by her family.and friends for her gene- vL rosily, her kindness and her tea bisect! bisect! its. 7. '! She is survived by her husband 77 Bill, Orono, daughters Joan of Califor- L-* (lia and Elva of Kendal. C ^ Many donations were made in her £7 memory to the Memorial Hospital 7^ fund and the Heart and Stroke Foun- '7 dation of Ontario. 7*. Funeral services were held at Oro- V. »(o United Clmreh. }• !■. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Newtonvlllo. Poaching goes against our nature! A . Canadian Wildlife Federation For more Inlbmmilon, Gill 1-800-563-9453 crowd considering the weather. We had a pamphlet made up by the ladies from Guatamala which we followed. Ladies from the three charges helped with the program. The new president, Rose McMurray, for Garden Hill presided. presided. Susan Peacock had the meditation meditation during the program. Lunch was served at the close. Sunday evening the Garden Hill session met at Garden Hill church to discuss business for the church services. services. Mary Trew, Irene Beatty, and Susan Susan Peacock had dinner with Peacock's Peacock's after spending the morning at Elizabethville church doing some cleaning and planning for events coming up later. Clarence and Betty Mercer visited with Glenda on Sunday. Bertha Trew attended the wedding shower for Maricarmcn Doningucz held at Alan and Shirley Sheppard's. She and Pat McClcan arc to be married married in April. On Tuesday last the W.I. met at John and Sybil Van DeWall's home with 11 present. Irene Beatty, the president, presided.'Our roll call was, "What do you think should be the requirement requirement to become a Canadian citizen?" citizen?" Motto:. Integration, not Separation Separation enhance nation. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Leta McAllister and as our next meeting is the beginning of next year, we planned to go out for dinner at the Legion in Port Hope and then on to Lottie Whité's home, as she lives in Port Hope, for our meeting. meeting. For our meeting today, Sybil had a paper on "Do we have too much Legislation?" as she is convenor for Citizenship and Legislation. She had a wonderful paper on some of the laws that have been changed and altered altered by our present government. Lunch was served and we discussed changing some of the offices but really really we can't do much else as we only have a certain number of members members who are able. 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