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^ ./? .. .. • -,'t *A/ i il J J.yvC- ££ !-Q01.51 onul ,'ybL5à!VsXy .sHivnCiTwcg ..^'âîy,r^2 üsSati/O arîT 22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 15,1994 Section Two Happenings front Elizabethville and Area By Edna Thickson On Thursday the seniors had about 26 out for their afternoon games. There were two many other things on. Sympathies are extended to family and friends in the death of the late Harold Sheppard who was buried on Wednesday at 11 a m. The Garden Hill ladies served a lunch at the church after the funeral. Sympathies are also extended to News and Events From Orono Area From Page 21 Personnel Director, General Motors of Canada, and Vice-Chair, Board of Governors, Durham College. His opening remarks, "Durham College is a highly respected College in Ontario", Ontario", and we guarantee our graduates to employers! The three issues for "Recipe for Success" 1. Communication to all students, "There is opportunity out there. You find them." 2. Teamwork 3. Integrity Orono United Church News Announcements Birthday greetings to: Carol Yeo - June 12, Carol Bailey June 13, Christopher Christopher Weeks - June 16, Jennifer Barnard Barnard - June 17, Crystal Wemik - June 18. Vacation Bible School will be held at Newcastle United Church, July 25 - 29 from 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Classes will be provided for children 4-12 years. Contact person is Lois McLeod 983-5590. Leskard Pot Luck - Wednesday, June 22 - 6:00 p.m. at Leskard U.C. A Community meeting will follow for your final opportunity to discuss the use of Leskard Church for worship worship and community events. Kirby Mothers and Tots, New and Used Sale, Saturday, June 18 9:00 a.m., Kirby United Church. To raise money for the group we COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUMMER PROGRAMS What are you doing this summer? Looking for something new and fun? Yes? Then you won't want to miss the following programs! Additional information la available by calling: Community Services Department 623-3379 ADVENTURE CAMP'94 This is a day camp program that will interest and activate children and youth 6 to 13 years of age. The camp is located at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex and extended accommodate working parents. CAMP #1 JULY 4 to JULY 15 CAMP #2 JULY 18 to JULY 29 CAMP #3 AUG. 2 to AUG. 12 CAMP #4 AUG. 15 to AUG. 26 relatives and friends in the death of Katherine Lewko who died at the first of the week. Her funeral is today at 11 a.m. One wake was held yesterday yesterday and we met some of Mrs. Lew- ko's family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewko, Lewko, son from Calgary, and Anne Long, her daughter from Rochester and her granddaughter from Rochester Rochester and her granddaughter Kathy from Washington State. Patty another another granddaughter from Texas didn't come. Church services were held as usual usual with not as many there as on some Sunday's. Reverend Sedgwick took as the first lesson Mar 3: 20-35 about Jesus explaining how people can be forgiving all their sins and all the evil things they do if they ask to be forgiven. forgiven. The choir had an anthem. Sybol Davis had a few words explaining the fresh placard that had been put up. Reverend Sedgwick had quite a time with children trying to get them to answer if you had a small bottle of water full, could you put your finger in it without getting it wet, but they couldn't when they tried. Then he wanted them to answer if they put their finger in a flaming match it would bum them. No one tried that. The second letter of Paul's 11 Corinthians Corinthians 4: 1-5 was the second lesson. God has given us this work to do as Jesus tried to explain to the people when he left the carpenter shop as God had directed. John and Marian Ball took up the offering. Coffee was served. Happy birthday to Marcella Valla- riea celebrating her 95th on June 6th. On an evening last week the executive executive of the U.C.W. met and set the hours are available to $95.00 $95.00 $85.50 ('No Camp Aug. 1) $95.00 ADULT FITNESS For those adults who want to get away from it all and reduce their stress, you can participate in the Fitness Classes being held at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex this summer. Classes start June 27 and end September 12,1994. INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Fee: $45.00 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. BEGINNER TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS RED CROSS/R.L.S.S.C. INSTRUCTORS COURSE Participants must be 16 years of age and must have successfully completed the Bronze Cross and Red Cross Leader programs. Please bring proof of age, Bronze Cross certificate, and Red Cross Leader program progress card to 1st class. Course is 40 hours in duration. START: MON., JULY 18 EjND: FRI., JULY 22 FEE: $115.00 TIME: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (EACH DAY) SUMMER SWIM LESSONS - REGISTRATION NIGHTS NEWCASTLE SCHOOL BOWMANVILLE REC. COMPLEX ORONO POOL TUES., JUNE 21 ORONO TOWN HALL THIS SUMMER, ACTIVE LIVING BEGINS WITH US! NEWCASTLE POOL FITNESS CENTRE TUES., JUNE 14 MON., JUNE 20 CS-Ind. 4831 - MUNICIPALITY OF larincjton ONTARIO © date for the supper July 6 as the berries berries are late, and other items were discussed. On Thursday, Justin Y arema played ball in Port Hope and Beth Anne Yarema played at Welcome. They won and Justin's team lost. Jackson and Susan Peacock had Mark and Linda and the three boys from New Newell on the weekend and Shane and Sophia were there Sunday. Darlene Staats, Mark and Brenna spent the week with Suzanne, and girls. They reported June was better as Suz and girls were with her Wednesday evening, Beryl and Darlene Darlene spent Friday with her. We hope that June will improve more now that she is home and Pat who is being married the 25 of June has taken a two months leave to be with her and the girls are going to see if they can help with the wedding plans. Several in the area are working on tobacco and hope to finish up this week. Susan Sinnot's Ganaraska trail in the woods on Saturday was a success^ The Lewko family are planning on staying for a few days to do die business. When I got back from the funeral the mail was gone, so I am adding a few words. A nice crowd attended and after going to the cemetery they all came back to the Garden Hill church where the ladies had lunch prepared for us. Mrs. Lewko was buried; in the Port Hope cemetery. by Jacqueline Vaneyk As of Monday morning,, the planting planting is pretty well done. A lot of the soys are up, and we sure could use three or four hours of gentle, steady rain. - Little Felicity Phillips had heart surgery in Sick Kids on Thursday. The first two days were pretty tense, but on Sunday she was doing much better. Good wishes go to "Doris Baker, Rae Wilkins, and Cindy Millson, all of whom are under medical care. Earl and Edith Penwarden had a successful sale on Saturday with Ar- not Wotten as auctioneer. A good crowd came and stayed as the rain did not materialize. Lunch was sold by the United Church and was organized organized by Kathy Real and Jacqueline Vaneyk. Earl and Edith will be moving moving to Manilla later this summer. Tyrone UCW ladies met at the Golden Gate restaurant for their June meeting. The buffet was enjoyed by all, and the few items of business were quickly dealt with, so that we all could go shopping if we wished. The final anniversary service was held on June 5, and a good time was had by all. A full account is elsewhere elsewhere in the Statesman, thanks to Bessie Vaneyk. Just a reminder that St. Marguerite's Marguerite's is worshipping at St. Joseph's for the summer. . United Church services for the next few weeks are quite varied. On June 19 we will have service at the regular time. June 26 will also have service at the regular time, with lunch to follow, as this is Michelle's last Sunday as regular supply. On July 3, we will welcome our interim minister, minister, Reverend Paul Boughton, at 11:15. As well, our new organist, Doug Wylie, will begin his music ministry with us. A pot luck lunch for both churches on the charge will follow follow this service. It will be held at Tyrone Tyrone about 12:30. Look for joined services on July 10 and 17, with place, time and speaker to be announced. Our church floors are being refinished during the first week of July. Beginning July 24, there will be services in both churches at the regular regular times, with Reverend Boughton back from two weeks of holidays. Confused? If you need information, phone Jacqueline at 263-8460; Tyrone United Church U.C.W. Wednesday, June 8,1994 12 ladies gathered at the Golden Gate restaurant at 5 Points Mall to enjoy their Chinese buffet. Our thanks to Arlene Rowan for arranging arranging the evening. The ladies agreed to host a dinner at noon for the 60+ Club. This will be a Christmas dinner the second Wednesday in December. Marion Hoar gave the financial report report due to the absence of our treasurer, treasurer, Carol Southwell. The Presbyterial Executive will meet at Bessie Vaneyk's home June 16th for "A Day Apart". This will begin begin at 9:30 a.m. till 3 p.m. Sandra Milne will be the delegate from Ty rone. Sandra Milne 697-2997. "World Class" Savings • Subscriptions • Classified Ads • Wedding Invites • Fax Service • Rubber Stamps • Photocopying • Printing Orders Thurs., Fri., Sat. - June 16 -17 -18 8-5 8-5 9:30-3:30 The Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W. Telephone 623-3303 Bowmanville Your Friend, Neighbour and Business Partner Since 1854 OFF