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) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 21,1993 7 Quote - "Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak, courage is also ' what it takes to sit down and listen". Sympathy of the Community to Mrs. Bcmrosc and family on the passing of loved one, Max Bcmrosc passed away Tuesday, April 13, and , funeral was held Saturday, April 17, from Morris Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Jennie Bowins relumed home last Friday after spending several several weeks visiting her nephew', Mr. and Mrs. Barry Agnes, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Terrill, Kendal entertained a large family gathering on Easter Sunday and some guests included their son Jay and family, Calgary, Alberta, daughter Brenda and Wayne Coombcs, Oakville Oakville and Louise and Jim Slathcm, Oshawa. I • Congratulations to Mrs. Shelley Etmanskic, Orono Horticulture president president on winning first prize on her tray of geraniums seedlings, at the Saturday horticulture show in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. 1 • Speedy get well wishes to our neighbour, Ray Dickson who is,a patient patient in Bowmanville hospital. ' Sympathy of our community to . the wife and family of the late Dr. 'Miklos of Newcastle, known by so •' many here in Orono. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, [••Kendal, were Sunday evening visi- \.tors with his sister, Mrs. Inez Harris. Remember to get your tickets early early for the Durham Central Fair Board [banquet, April 28, in Orono United •Church. ' Mrs. Greta Steward, Oshawa, was •Sunday visitor with the 0. Challices. [ Mrs. Minnie Taylor and Mrs. •Edith Taylor were Sunday dinner [guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, •Scarborough. , [ Mrs. Audrey McNally, Oshawa, [was last Tuesday visitor with Mrs. •Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings, [and Mrs. Lyn Kimmett, Lindsay, was -Thursday visitor. : U.C.W. News ■[ The members of unit #1 met [Wednesday, April 7 in Main hall of [Orono United Church for their [monthly meeting. The committee of [three in charge were Thelma Gil- •[bank, Jesse Watkins and Stella Den- ![nis. Jessie read a poem "A Song of ■[Easter". Edith Taylor thanked unit [for their pretty get-well card. Stella [•Dennis gave a short reading, after the [[roll call of each member. Thelma Gil- [[bank thanked the ladies for help at redeem redeem D.H.I. Banquet, and Bertha also [[thanked the ladies. [• Stella Dermis read scriptures and' •[Thelma read Easter prayer. Jessie [•gave reading "He Is Risen". _ ' ÇT " Ladies reminded of next General [[U.C.W. mcc'tfn'g May 27, when Mrs. [[Marie Pcdwcll will show pictures. •,[ Dorothy Barnett showed us the ", -coverlets that were done through the winter and then sent on to "Denise [House", Oshawa. [ June 6 is U.C.W. Sunday. [ Stella Dennis gave "Mission Moments". Moments". [ Seventeen ladies of Unit #3 met at the home of Mrs. Rosie Graham for [their meeting, Tuesday, April 6. The committee in charge were Elaine El- son, Betty Major, and Rosie Graham. Betty Major gave scripture readings and prayer, meditation on "The East er Theme." Elaine and Rosie gave readings. Adclc McGill gave announcements announcements and thanked ladies for their help at recent banquets. Several items of business. Lovely lunch of breads and cheese were served and Margaret Gunter thanked Rosie for having the meeting. meeting. A good crowd of members and several visitors at the monthly meeting meeting of unit #4, held Tuesday, April 13, in Main hall.' Marie Tamblyn welcomed welcomed everyone and read "A Minute for Missions." A thank you from Donna Scott for splendid help at recent recent Co-op banquet. Lists of articles for upcoming "Time and Talent" Auction, were passed around. Marie introduced our guest speaker speaker Dr. Susan Finlay, who was married married in our church last fall and now lives in Leskard area. She works in Bowmanville hospital. Dr. Finlay had worked in Mission hospital at Hazel- ton, B.C. and was sponsored by United United Church of Canada. Before coming to our areas she had resided outside Montreal (near Oka). Of course working in these remote regions in B.C. is a great challenge, where areas are only accessible from water or air. Susan explained the situation, "You either already love the outdoors, or will soon get to love it." The population population is mainly Indian and everyone knows each other! The hospital is private but publicly publicly funded! The hospital staff are very dedicated and also work at every type of job as needed! Our guest showed excellent slides and several interesting interesting displays. Thelma Vagg thanked our guest and presented her with flowers. A hearty round of applause attested to her excellent presentation. Horticulture Plant Show The hobby and craft and plant show of Orono Horticulture Society was held in Main hall of Orono United United Church on Thursday, April 15. Excellent attendance and meeting opened with singing of "0 Canada" and welcome from president Shelley Etmanski. Following a short business period and announcements, Loma Atkins Atkins introduced our guest for evening, evening, Mrs. Bertha Barnes. Last year, Bertha won a very prestigious award, "The North American Achievement Award." Her topic for this meeting, "Gladiolus". She brought a very colorful colorful pictorial display of glads, all sizes etc. She stressed the importance of buying only good glad corms for excellent excellent bloom for summer. Be sure to spray the bulbs and discard any damaged damaged ones, cleanliness is absolutely essential! Be sure to grow some pix- colas (small glads for show!) Bertha also gave excellent tips on growing good mums, and stressed the need of pinching back in early July, in order to have better blooms. Also discard any real late bloomers as waste of time and space. We gardeners pass on our knowledge knowledge to others, that's how we all improve improve our plantings. The hobby and craft displays good as usual, very cute baby quilts, afghans, afghans, needlework, dressed dolls, scrap books and wicker work. The plant show had 56 entries from 13 exhibitors exhibitors and Isabelle Challicc was NOTICE OF PROPOSED NURSING HOME LICENCE RENEWAL AND REQUEST FOR SUBMISSIONS PROJECT 005-94 Pursuant to the Nursing Homes Act, notice is hereby given ol the intent ol the Director, Residential Services Branch, to renew the licence of the following nursing home: Marnwood Lifecare Centre Bowmanville, Ontario Submissions concerning the proposed licence renewal may be sent to The Director, Residential Sen/ices Branch, Ontario Ministries of Health and Community and Social Services, 15 Overlea Blvd., 5th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M4H 1A9, (416) 327-7357, by May 25,1993. Please mark the name ol the nursing home and the project number on submissions. The Director will consider all submissions prior to approving the proposed renewal. ® Ontario judge of evening. Excellent display of Easter decorated hats. Special Prize winners - Best Violet in show - John Budd, Best Houseplant - Clif- ford Terrill, Judges' Choice - Inez Harris, Most Points in Show - Inez Harris. Doreen Lowery, show chairman chairman gave results of show! We were pleased to welcome several several visitors and, the evening closed with delicious lunch served by Com- • mittce members Shirley Moffat, Minnie Minnie Zegers, Pat Windatt and Dorothy Barnett. District #17 Convention District #17 Convention hosted j this year by Bowmanville Society on Saturday, April 17, in St. Joseph's ! Auditorium Liberty St. S. The hall looked so attractive with the pretty flower show, banners etc. Really like "old home" week for this writer, as Bert Card, Past President, President, O.H.A. and Allister Crawford, anbther Pat President were present, and well known to many of us. Anne Bourkc, district director, . welcomed everyone and "O Canada" was sung with Doreen Lowery at piano. piano. Greetings from host society, President President Elaine Hutton and Gordon Mills, M.P.P. who presented town buttons. Mary Almack, on behalf of Mayor Diane Harare, who couldn't be present, brought greetings from Town of Newcastle. District Director especially thanked Mayor Harare, and Gordon Mills for their special interest in our endeavours. Bert Card brought greetings from O.H.A. and told us he'd come to Canada in 1954, and he and Gordon Mills were from same areas in England! England! Another familiar guest Barbara Weese, O.M.A.F. Officers, gave a very educational talk on the "Red Tool Box" she was carrying with her. 1 Some interesting contents, a light bulb, to keep us bright and alert, glue ' to keep things together, string to tic things up, pliers to do up things coming coming apart, a hammer, Telephone book (small) a measuring tape, a ruler to evaluate your .group and some samples samples of tool box. Barbara is always a welcome guest at our conventions. Now for a real surprise! Anne described described the annual District Award and each year some deserving member member receives this, but this time an entire entire society gets this attractive award. Our very own "Orono Society" for their very dedicated leadership in landscaping the Orono Cenotaph in 1992. Loma Atkins, as president last year led in the original plans, and saw the overall plan completed in" October 1992. This was really a Community endeavour, as so many contributed to the cost. Fundraising events were all well attended by Community. Congratulations, Orono Society! Louise Johnson, Secretary for district, district, gave roll call and all 12 societies societies answered the roll call. Bert Dickie Dickie gave the Auditors and Treasurer's reports, and all encouraging. Anne announced the contributors of draw prizes and introduced a brand new product for gardeners, called "Muscle Mud" and showed her plant growing in new product and really excellent results. Allister Crawford, a well-known gardener, and lie specializes in pond and water gardens, has his own Solarium Solarium and has travelled widely. His topic for speaking "Stress in your plants." Some conditions that cause stress, light, too much or too little, soil, drainage, air pollution etc. Allister told us "Horticulture is just not a hobby but a science." He has encouraged many new societies and is a truly dedicated horticulturists! horticulturists! Prize winners announced in Banners Banners Contest and winners: (1) Georgina Georgina - Brock, (2) Beaverton, (3) Can- nington. The Bowmanville Society really "went all out" in providing a really delicious luncheon for the guests. Mountains of tasty sandwiches, vegetable trays and dip, relish trays and for dessert Apple Crisp topped with whipped cream. And this dear readers in place of our old stand by "A brown bag lunch"! Again thanks COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP SITING TASK FORCE Low-level Radioactive Waste Management GROUPE DE LIAISON COMMUNAUTAIRE GROUPE DE TRAVAIL . Choix cVuri site tic gestion tics déchets faiblement radioactifs The Newcastle Community Liaison Group TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP MEETINGS - JOINT HOPE TOWNSHIP, PORT HOPE, NEWCASTLE Time: 5:30 p.m. April 27 - TWG - Port Hope Resource Centre May 5 - TWG - Newcastle Resource Centre May 11 - TWG - Hope Township Municipal Office May 19 - TWG - Port Hope Resource Centre May 25 • TWG - Newcastle Resource Centre COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETINGS 7:30 p.m. May 10 - Courtice High School May 11 - Enniskillen Public School June 8 - Bowmanville High School June 9 - Clarke High School June 16 - Newtonville Public School to Sue Netten convener and all her hard-working crew! Following the lunch hour the decorated decorated Easter bonnet contest and I would guess 18 or 20 entrants. With Doreen Lowery at piano, all paraded around several times, in order to finally finally pick the winners. Some really jazzy numbers too! First prize - Pine Ridge Society, 2nd prize to Orono Society (our President) 3rd prize to Cannington. The men, not to be outdone showed off their head gear and winners winners - Bert Dickie, Dion, Dr. Rex Groves. Anne Bourke gave a delightful resume resume on her five years as district director director and thanked all for their splendid splendid assistance. Kathleen Petrie presented her with a lovely gift, and Anne presented all the executive with gifts. Bert Card in charge of nominations nominations and new 1993 executive brought in - New District Director - Mrs. Kathleen Petrie, Pine Ridge Club, New District Assistant Directors Directors - Ernie Zaban, Uxbridge Club. Jill Chapell, Brooklin Club, Louise Johnston Secretary and Bert Dickie, Treasurer. (Georgina - Brock Club). ' New President again thanks Anne and welcomes her new executive and voices a hearty thank you to Bowmanville Bowmanville for providing such excellent accommodations and especially the delicious lunch. Gcorgina-Brock Twp. will be 1994 host for our Convention. Lucky draw winners from Orono- Minnic Zegers, Inez. Orono United Church News Beautiful baskets of flowers at front of church and placed in loving memory of Mr. Max Bcmrosc, who took place Saturday, April 17. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism took place at Sunday morning service and following children were presented presented - Richard Kane Gordon and Lauren Lauren Elizabeth Donna Albin - children of Donald William and Deborah Marie Marie Albin. Meaghan Kathleen Ball - daughter of Murray Leland and Anne Marie Ball, Jeremy Dylan Fernandez, son of Christopher Ward and Cheryl Annette Annette Fernandez, Christina Nancy Sharpe - daughter of David Charles and Melanie Gail Sharpe, Melissa Natalie Topper - daughter of Roland and Sandra Gayle Topper. Special Music provided by choir - "Help Us to be like Them" (D. Be- sig) with special flute Obligato - Laura Laura Plummer. Our greeters - Tom and Patty Moffat and family. Our ushers - Lynn Rodd, Judy Van Dyke, Peggy Blaschke and Dor- recn Wood. Mrs. Donna Morrison gave a short announcement on everyone preparing ,for. our upcoming "Time and Talent" Auction May 8. This is co-sponsored by Boards of Trustees and Stewards of our' Church and we invite our Community to help us, as this is a fund-raising event! Birthday greetings - Stephanie Rutherford April 20, Kirby, Linda Dibartolomeo - April 20, Kirby, Iris Lambicr - April 21, Kirby, Joshua Kent, April 23, Orono. Farewell service for Reverend Howlctt were held Sunday April 18, at Kirby Church, and a pot luck luncheon at 12:30. Next Sunday April 25, here at Orono and we arc to bring Sandwiches and or squares. Sunday May 2 is official welcome to our new incoming minister Reverend Reverend Mcrvyn Russell and lunch following following service. Town Hall Card Party Good attendance at weekly euchre party held Wednesday April 14 and following results. High scores - Wanda MacNcil 102, Bernice Moffat 88, Carl Todd 85, Vi Hayward 82, Clara Mcuhnan 79. Low score - Robin Alldrcad. Lucky draws - May Tabb, Joyce Cowan, Charlie Campbell, Clara Mculman, Carl Todd, Don Thompson. Thompson. Euchre every Wednesday night in 8 p.m. in Town hall and ladies to please supply lunch. Craft Show Held in Orono Those in charge of Orono Horticulture's Craft Show last Thursday were just getting things organized when The Statesman photographer managed to halt proceedings long enough to take this photo of three of the show principals. They included the Chairman of the Show Committee, Doreen Lowery and Society Director Thelma Gilbank, seated at the table, and at rear, Bertha Barnes the guest speaker, holding holding some of her gladioli seedlings. Elizabeth ville News by Edna Thickson - 797-2619 The church was fairly well filled Sunday especially with children. Howard Howard Quantrill was at the door welcoming welcoming everyone. After the opening call of worship by Reverend Sedg- ' wick, Betty Taylor and her daughter played two flutes. Our first lesson was from Matthew 28: 1-10 about the resurrection when the women came, an angel lifted the stone away and told them Jesus was gone. The choir sang a number and Andrea Wood and June Smith had a duet later. For expressions expressions of Worship the children sang a song with actions and the congregation congregation were to do the actions while they sang a second time. For the children's minute, Reverend Sedgwick introduced them to the resurrection resurrection in a simpler form. David Watson and H. Handcock took up the offering. Reverend Sedgwick Sedgwick spoke on, "Anywhere but in the' tomb for the Risen Christ." Coffee was served as usual. The seniors met this week as usual, usual, but instead of playing euchre it was Bingo that was played. They had a speaker on how to make you safer from burglars, also a tape on the subject. subject. Next week our money is to be in for our boat trip to Ottawa in June. Glen Goodbcrry was the speaker. Edna and Clarence Yarrow, Col- bomc called at Fowlers on their way home recently. Anne and Nick Long, Rochester, spent a few days with Mrs. Lcwko, her mother, this week. Ruby and Ross Russell, Brighton, called on Tuesday at Fowler's on their way home from visiting friends in Oshawa. Orley and Inez Mercer celebrated Easter Sunday at Donna and Jim Fajt's home at Pontypool. Steven and Kristy Peacock from near Ottawa spent the weekend with Helen and Jackson Peacock. E. Thickson had Easter with the Wcsthcuscr's. MaryAlice White spent the weekend weekend with her parents, Howard and Margaret White. Garden Hill U.C.W. unit I held their April meeting at Marilyn Gardiner's Gardiner's home. The president Marian Bull led the meeting. There was a very gotxl crowd present. Elizabcth- Villc's meeting is tomorrow. Jim Muldrew spent the weekend with his mother, Mae Muldrew and both were with McIntosh's for Easter dinner on Sunday. Ken and Bertha Trew held their Easter dinner on Monday. Irene Beatty held their family gathering Sunday evening and most of the family were home. Doris and Andrew Gunby were home for the weekend. Peacocks had Alan and Helen Shane and Sophia on Sunday along with Steve and Kristy for dinner. A very pretty wedding was held at Elizabethville Church, on Saturday when Patrick McLean and Maricari- non Doninguez were united in marriage. marriage. The church was. fairly well filled. Reverend Sedgwick officiated and Evelyn Burton played the wedding wedding march. The bridesmaids were Tammy McClean, Ena Lachner and Roseo Rembala. Best man Dan McClean, ushers Marsco Doninguez and Shane Jarvis, Flower girl and ring bearer Nichole Sheppard and Tyler Spicer. After the wedding the party went to the Lions Centre in Port Hope for dinner and dance. The couple are honeymooning in Ottawa. Awareness Day For Mental Health Over 50 local agencies will set up displays relating to their respective programs at die "Mental Health Awareness Day", on Thursday, April 29, 1993 at Five Points Mall, 285 Taunton Road East, Oshawa, from 12 noon - 9 p.m. Some of the agencies setting up displays are; Durham Community Bereavement Services, Denise House, Interact Community Mental Health Program, Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, Oshawa/Durhant Rape Crisis Crisis Centre, Oshawa/Whitby COPE, and more. The event is being presented by the OshawaAVhitby COPE Mental Health Program and the COPE Committee Committee Members. COPE is a program of the Durham Region Community Care Association. Locally owned and oporotod by Glen Morris