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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 2,1994 Section Two Orono Students Raise $510 for World's Poorest Children By I. Challice Quote - "A happy woman is one who has no cares at all, a cheerful woman is one who has cares, but doesn't let them get her down." Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Piggot were last Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Les Alldread, Oshawa. The weekly euchre party was cancelled cancelled last Wednesday night due to the cold stormy night. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Inez Harris, were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fullford, Meaford, their daughter daughter Anita and her three children, Oshawa. Friday evening "housewarming guests" of the Michael Munnckes, Cavan, the O. Challices, Orono, their grandparents, the Andrew Munnckes, Millbrook, their cousins, Ottawa, their aunt and uncle John Killeen, Lakcficld. Mrs. Jennie Bowins returned home Thursday afternoon from visiting visiting her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haslaam, Oshawa. Mrs.Kay Beggs, Pontypool was last Tuesday visitor of Mrs. Edith Taylor. Mrs. Leila Werry and Mrs. Dorothy Dorothy Bailey attended the Lawrence Wclk Show", Friday and luncheon at "Town and Country" in Toronto and the show at the Roy Thomson Hall, on Friday. Happenings in Yelverton by Harvey Malcolm Ralph and Linda Pfoh of Yelverton Yelverton had dimier recently with their nephew Kendal Baker of Etobicoke and his girlfriend at Cullen Gardens near Whitby. On Thursday evening February 17 Mrs. Linda Pfoh will be participating as Organist at the Variety Variety Show at the Academy Theatre in Lindsay sponsored by the Doctors, Nuns and Staff of the Ross Memorial Hospital. Should be a pretty. good show. Belated congratulations to Mr. Ralph Sadler of Ncstlcton on arriving safely at the Octogenarian stage of life. Ralph has been very active over the years with his love of horses in their training and showing and was knoNvn far and wide in this regard. Sorry to hear of the passing of a long time resident of Pontypool Mr. Horace Peck who was an employee of the Dept, of Highways for many years. What a busy week this has been with all those "special" days. First - Valentines Day. Well that's a day for young lovers - so guess that lets us off the hook. Wouldn't want to shock our long standing mate by doing anything anything rash - like buying her flowers and sincechocolates are fattening we shall not tempt her to indulge. Next comes Shrove Tuesday better better known as Pancake day. Fresh syrup syrup doesn't really grab us gastronomi- cally speaking so we'll ignore that one. HEALTH CARE TIP % MEDICATION - FIVE RIGHTS Treat medications with the respect they deserve, with proper regard for safety and effectiveness. There are five rights to be observed: 1. Right medication 2. Right person 3. Right amounts Right time 5. Right method. 668-9006 St John Ambulante Then there is Ash Wednesday which if our memory serves us rightly rightly has some religious connotation something to do with 40 days before Easter. Nothing to do with trying to quit smoking for the nicotine addicts either. Likewise no association with being cremated cither. Next comes Thursday "One Moe Day" - you know as only one more day till the weekend. Sunday Baden-Powell's Birthday was observed almost World wide. Is it mere coincidence that "Thinking Day" coincides with the presentation of the Federal Budget??! Has Spring really spmng? Naw! That would be too good to be true. Our snowfence whose top was barely protruding through the snowbanks like eyelashes, now has emerged half way down. lire fields are bare and the only great masses of snow are to be found along the roadways, where the township snowploughs have piled it back higher and higher. Those cheery harbingers of spring, the Homed Lark can be seen along our rural roads and our first large flocks of Goldfinch have assembled around the base of the bird feeders still in their drab winter dress. Scarcely seems possible but already we have started raking up the accumulated dead branches under our Weeping Willow. A sure sign that Spring is just around the comer is the return of our Snowbirds from Florida and other southern climes. Among those returning are Hazel Gray and Ida Hurtig from 2 weeks in the Barbados; Eileen and Howard Malcolm and Candy are scheduled to return this week. Belated congratulations to Mary Morclli of neighbouring Lotus who observed her safe arrival at the half centuiy mark in a big way with the assistance of close friends and neighbours. neighbours. Party time included sleighrid- ers by horse and sleigh using the services services of Keith Goble and his tern from Janetville and indulged in the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McCabe at their residence for a social social hour (or 2, or 3 or more). Sorry we missed the Party Mary. Welcome to the latest residents Roger and Lynn who recently moved into their brand new home in Yelverton, Roger and Lynn built by Lynn's father Sterling McGill. May they enjoy their lovely home in their new surroundings. The Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington PUBLIC NOTICE WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS MARCH 1,1994 TO MAY 13,1994 Weight Restriction Regulations will be in force on all roads under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Clarington from March 1,1994 to May 13,1994. The period of weight restriction enforcement has been extended for two weeks due to anticipated conditions as a result of extremely cold temperatures during the winter season. Vehicle loads are restricted to FIVE (5) TONNES PER AXLE, in accordance with the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act R.S.O. 1990, cH8, s122. (Clarington ONTARIO MUNICIPALITY OF Walter A. Evans, P. Eng. Director of Public Works Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dates to be published: February 23,1994 March 2,1994 CS-Ind. 3979 PATRICK G. DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic A Complete Denture Service Relines • Repairs • New Dentures Soft Liners FREE CONSULTATION 5 George Street ^Bowmanville 623-4473,. (r Saturday and weekend guests ot the O. Challices, the Dave Fcrriers, Bolton! Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown, Peterborough on Sunday. Also on Sunday,. Mrs. Nancy Heckbcrt, and four daughters Oshawa. Mrs. Jannette Beckett and daughters, daughters, Oshawa, were Saturday luncheon luncheon guests of her grandmother, Mrs. Edith Taylor. Congratulations from all of us to our prize-winning Canadians; winning winning 13 medals in all. The hockey game was sure a real cliff-hanger, but a well earned silver medal anyway. United Church News We give a warm welcome today to the Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, their leaders, and their parents parents and pray that today's service will be a time of renewal for them. A huge crowd filled church. Communicate More in '94: Come to beautiful Muskoka for a weekend you won't forget! This year the Muskoka Muskoka Confgpromises a fresh, exciting program with great fellowship, singing, singing, dynamic worship, spiritual renewal renewal and broadcaster Mardi Tindal as our challenging theme speaker. Her theme is Spirited Communication: Communication: Media and the Church. You are cordially invited to join us June 10 - 12 at Delawana Inn, Honey Harbour. Please pick up your registration form at the front doors. Marriage Encounter Weekend: Friday, April 29 - Sunday May 1, at the Eying Dutchman, Bowmanville. Registration is $35.00. This weekend retreat is for couples who are interested interested in acceptance - intimacy, romance, time for each other, deeper understanding, understanding, communication without judgment, renewed sparkle, wholeness wholeness of the family. For more information information and registration forms please contact the office. Eowers today are placed in memory memory of Alice Cobbledick by her family. family. Birthday greetings to: Kevin Schoenmaker February 27, Glen Barnard Barnard February 28, Jaime Luke February February 28. Orono Board of Stewards meet on Tuesday, March 7,7:30 p.m. Orono Session meets on Tuesday March 1,7:30 p.m. Main Hall. Choir Practice on Wednesday March 2,7-8 p.m. Lower C.E. Hall. Offering envelopes: If you haven't picked up yours they are available at the front doors. If you arc new and wish to use envelopes please contact Bill Morrison or any of the ushers. St. Saviour's Church News World Day of Prayer is this Friday, Friday, March 4th at 7:30 p.m. in St. Saviour's, Saviour's, the host church this year. Please try to attend this annual event. All people are welcome. Our parish hall has been all freshly freshly repainted by George Clark and Bob Lewis. This is the Lenten Season, Remember Remember Christ gave up his life for you! What arc you prepared to do with your life? Attention all members of U.C.W. #3 unit - our March meeting will be March 8, Tuesday at home of Isabelle Challice 2 p.m. Mark you calendars early for the 2nd Ganaraska Adventure (August 27 and 28). For those of us who took this spectacular event in last year, we're all looking forward to another big one! Students and staff at Orono Public School presented this $510 cheque last week to Lynn Burk, representative representative of the Sleeping Children Around the World Foundation. Ms Burk's organization provides bed kits to poor children living in impoverished conditions. This donation from the Orono school will buy warm pyjamas, sleeping bags and covering from the elements for 17 Filipino children. Orono Public School held a rummage sale, popcorn sale, a bake sale and ran a penny drive last month to collect money money for the cause. Happenings from Elizabethviile By Edna Thickson Everyone seemed so pleased to have warm weather again. A fair crowd attended the service. It was the first Sunday of Lent. Reverend Sedgwick Sedgwick had chosen for our first lesson Mark 1: 9-15. The Baptism and Temptation of Jesus. The Choir had an anthem with different members singing the verses and all singing the chorus. For our minute of Expression a duet on the flutes by Betty Taylor and Caron Harris. For the children^ minute Reverend Reverend Sedgwick explained the Baptismal Baptismal service to them. The second lesson was from Genesis Genesis 9: 8-17 about the Covenant that God had with Noah, when God promised promised never again will floods destroy the earth. He spoke on Covenant Promising Life. R. Smith and S. Davis Davis attended to the offering. Coffee was served as usual. Reverend Sedgwick explained the basket of flowers were from Marie Watkins in memory of her mother who was buried this week. World Day of Prayer will be March 4 at Canton at 2 p.m. Theme Go, See and Act. All invited! The seniors had about 30 at Canton Canton on Thursday. Our dinner for February February is this week. Mae Muldrcw had dinner on Sun day with Shirley and Bruce McIntosh. McIntosh. Steven Peacock spent the week with Jackson and Susan while Christy Christy Peacock and her girl friend, Colleen Colleen Horn and son came to Peacock's for the weekend. Ken and Bertha Trew helped celebrate celebrate little James Trew's birthday in Bewdley at his father Neil's home. A surprise 70th birthday party for Irene Beatty was held at Evelyn and Barry Burton's on the evening of February 19/94. Attending were Lottie Lottie White, Port Hope, Bertha and Ken Trew, Susan and Jackson Peacock, Don and Barbara Powell, Margarite Walker, Evelyn and Barry Burton and boys, Shirley and John Yarema and family, Marlene and family, Diane McKenzie and Jocelyn from Langley B.C., Doris and Andrew Gunby from Oakville, and friend Bill Creighton from Calgary, Alberta. Alyson Westheuser is home from St. Catharines for Study Week now, Lesley will be home next week, for study. Irene Beatty, Diane and daughter Jocelyn and little Justin Yarema called on me on Sunday. Irene didn't know Diane was coming coming home and she was very surprised to see her when she got to Evelyn's on Saturday. Leisure Services Committee Starts "Discover Clarington" Campaign The Clarington Leisure Services Committee raises public awareness of the services offered in the municipality municipality by various non-commercial, not-for-profit community organizations. organizations. The Committee meets regularly to exchange information about upcoming upcoming events and co-sponsors programmes programmes for both children and adults. The next project of the Committee is a promotional event that will encourage encourage the residents of the municipality municipality to "DISCOVER CLARINGTON" CLARINGTON" and the community services available. The next meeting will be held on March 25, 1994 at 10 a.m., Third Floor, Municipal Administrative Administrative Centre, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville. If you have any questions, questions, call Scott Rose at 623-3379. r e i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i 1 i i i i i i L, ASSORTED With the purchase of a Regular 12" Assorted Sub and a 355 ml Coca-Cola™ Product Not valid in conjunction with other offers. Exclusively at: 136 King Street East, Bowmanville Offer expires March 16, 1994 •«sa FRESH THINKING IS WHAT WE ARE. Mr. Sub is a Registered Trademark of Mr. Submarine Limited. 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