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I Installation of Officers Held for Order of the Eastern Star |/v / •lit J Durham Chapter No. 181 of the Order of the Eastern Star held its installation ceremonies on October 22 at the Centennial Hall. In the back row, 1-r: Helen Lockhart, Hazel Taby, Eric Garcau, Roy Taylor, Angela Dcvonish, Jean Summersford, Greta Brown, Peggy Boyd, and Norma Lewis. In the front row, 1- r: Dorothy Taylor, Dianne Garcau, Kathleen Martin, Linda Thompson, Ken Summersford, Wayne Martin Martin and Kay Pring. The Open Installation of Durham Chapter 4 181 O.E.S. was held in Nightingale Centennial Temple, Bowmanvillc on October 22, 1994. The outgoing Worthy Matron Mrs. Kay Pring welcomed the guests: Mrs. Audrey Martin, Past Grand Matron; Matron; Mrs. Betty Romcnick, Grand Executive Committee member; Mr. Ken Sumcrsford, Grand Trustee; Mrs. Pat Larson, Grand Benevolent Committee member; Seven Past District District Deputy Grand Matrons; Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons from Madoc, Golden Deed. Port Perry Chapters; and three Grand Representatives. Representatives. Guests were present from Colling- wood, Dwight, Claremont, Cambridge, Cambridge, Madoc, Port Hope, Pickering, Scarborough, Toronto, Whitby, Etobicoke, Etobicoke, Markham and Port Perry. The Installing Board consisted of: Installing Officer - Mrs. Audrey Martin, Martin, assisted by Mr. Elgin Grcenham; Installing Marshal - Mrs. Shirley Grecnham; Installing Chaplain - Mr. Leonard Waltham from Whitby; Installing Installing Organist - Mrs. Eileen Waltham, Waltham, Whitby. Flower Ceremony was beautifully done by Mrs. Audrey Martin P.G.M. Music was provided by Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, Mrs. Winnie Winnie Finnic, and Reverend Roy Taylor. Others assisting were Mrs. Beth Tcc- ple and Mrs. Kay Pring. The new slate of officers for 1994 - 1995 arc: Worthy Matron - Mrs. Linda Thompson, Worthy Patron - Mr. Ken Sumcrsford, Associate Matron - Mrs. Kathleen Martin, Associate Patron - Mr. Wayne Martin, Secretary - Mrs. Eleanor Walker, Treasurer - Mrs. Helen Lockhart, Conductress - Ms. Shana Pankratz, Associate Conduc- S©ci Cadets Happenings The Sea Cadet Corps "Bowmanvillc" "Bowmanvillc" came back into operation on Tuesday, September 6 following the shut down for the summer months. The corps was happy to welcome 14 new entries during the first couple of parades. During the summer, some of our cadets attended summer camps and certificates for courses passed were handed out at parade nights in early October. Cadets who received certificates certificates from H.M.C.S. Ontario in Kingston Kingston were Jcninc Daubncy, David Bickell, Kevin Gilroy, David Lego, Andrea Adamson, Mark Cowell and Matthew Adair. The members of Navy League would like to congratulate Lt. Don Foster C.D. oitr former commanding officer on his promotion to Lt. Commander Commander and his appointment as an Area Cadet Instructor Cadre Officer (Sea) for Eastern Ontario Area. Because of Lt. Commander Foster's Foster's resignation to take on his new duties, it was necessary to make staff changes in R.C.S.C.C. "Bowmanvillc" "Bowmanvillc" and they arc as follows: new Commanding Officer is Lt. Michael Carter, C.D.; Executive Officer - S/ Lt. Melanie Brooks; Supply Officer - S/Lt. Alex Erl C.D.; Training Officer - Acting S/Lt Andrew Scott; Course Instructor - S/Lt Lily Slender. The civilian instructors (C.I.) with the ' corps are Mark Plummer - administration administration officer; Kristen Plummer in supply and Sherri Metcalf as new entry entry officer. The Navy League has two futid- laising efforts coming up m addition to their ongoing sale year round of aluminum foil and Vita wrap. The first is a cheese sale drive in November, November, with the cheese being distributed at tiie Ship's Company dinner on December December 6. The second will be a Navy League New Year's live dance to be held at the Bowmanvillc Legion. Watch the Statesman lor more details on this in the near future. The Navy League would welcome new members to help with the supervisory supervisory sponsorship of our local Sea Cadet corps. Our meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month in the cadet i|iiurlers in the Vcllri Complex basement, Dues are only $15.1X1 per year and are income lax exempt. If you don't want to be involved involved as an active member, donations donations are most welcome and are certainly certainly needed to help meet our expenses, For more information call me at 623-6634. Hue Abcnietliy FJW. Ilownuinvillv and District brunch Navy Lcasnc if Canada tress - Mrs. Dianne Garcau, Chaplain - Mrs. Hazel Raby, Marshal - Mr. Eric Garcau, Organist - Mrs. Dorothy Taylor; Adah - Mrs. Angela Dcvonish; Dcvonish; Ruth - Mrs. Norma Lewis, Esther - Mrs. Peggy Boyd, Martha - Mrs. Greta Brown; Electa - Mrs. Jean Sumcrsford, Sumcrsford, Warden - Reverend Roy Taylor, Sentinel - Mr. Henry Pankratz. Pankratz. After the Installation a bountiful repast was enjoyed in the banquet hall with Linda and Ken cutting the "Christmas Memories" cake. Our aim this year is "To keep the Spirit of Christmas in our hearts all year." The members arc encouraged to "Sparkle from within." The Worthy Matrons' Projects this year are Community Living and Multiple Sclerosis. Durham Chapter begins the "Christmas Memories Year" with a good slate of officers, we look forward forward to a happy and rewarding year. By Jean Sumersford Guest Speaker at UCW Presbyterial Meeting in October Where In The World Are We? was the theme Dr. Marion Logan used when she spoke at the U.C.W. Presbyterial Meetings, October 4 and 5, 1994. Dr. Logan is from Cambridge, Cambridge, Ontario, she has been a full time homemaker, YWCA executive director, United Church national women's worker and a college teacher, teacher, but she feels her most rewarding work was as an executive member of the World Federation of Methodist Women from 1984-1991. During this time, she edited their newsletter. From that work came contacts with the women of South Africa who invited her to visit them for six weeks and to write an analysis of the obstacles obstacles which were preventing more dialogue dialogue between the racial groups. In 1992 she returned to a very troubled South Africa with a group of 10 women who stayed for one month and she remained for three months. Her international efforts continue on a history project with a recent trip to Europe and trips planned to Africa and Korea. This past May, she was presented with an Honorary Doctor of Divinity degree by Victoria University University for her efforts as a feminist, a lay women and an internationalist whose commitment has been the empowerment empowerment of women. She challenged us to open our eyes and see others but not the colour of their skin. We learned to broaden our care and compassion and to build bridges and take down walls. She said sometimes she wished her eyes hadn't been opened to sec such pain. Plans for the U.C.W. Presbyterial in 1995 is a Workshop, January 10, Visioning for the Future of the u - c - w - Submitted by Leone Fisher The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 2, 1994 17 Wheel Chair to Benefit Disabled Children V f. •> I 0 %u j $>< I t K Ov 'V e The Rotary Club of Bowmanvillc gratefully accepted the gilt ol a wheelchair from Rotary friend Jim Britton (left) at the October 27lh club meeting. Dr. A1 Sylvester, chainnan of the Special Children Committee, and Vice-President Chris Mcndes (right) thanked Britton for the kind donation which will be a tremendous gift to a handicapped handicapped child. 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