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V I DUCA CREDIT UNION DUCA Celebrates Anniversary Staff from the Bowmanville Branch of the DUCA Credit Union fired up the barbecue for the credit union's 45th anniversary celebration on Friday, July 23. The DUCA branch served beverages, hot dogs, hamburgers and all the trimmings to customers and passers-by. DUCA currently operates 11 branches in southern Ontario. Shown from left are: John Oostrom, a Director in DUCA, along with Janet Surette, Karen Jarvis and Alanna Brown. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 Page 15 Marion Saunders Receives Caring Canadian Award by Hazel Crago What wonderful neighbours, friends and families we have! Their assistance and support made our 50th wedding anniversary anniversary a memorable time before, during and after our reception at Newcastle Community Hall on Sunday, July 25, 1999. Thanks to one and all! More next week. There was a good attendance at the Clarington Fiddle Club's regular evening performance on Wednesday, July 21st. Some of the regular attendants were missing as they were in the Maritimes. Congratulations to Mark Sullivan who won prizes on the Scottish Tour. United Church On Thursday evening, July 22nd, 1999, Nancy Chisling and her accompanist, Derek Bampton, of Toronto, presented a fantastic concert in Newcastle United Church. Thanks to Nancy for the work which went Tyrone News Good Yields From Harvest Newcastle News pro- Bcv and Roast Beef Dinner to be Held August 11 in Park ' by I. Challice ! Quote - "A ; people who value jits privileges | above its principles, principles, soon lose both." ; We here in this | area, sure are : lucky, stormwise, i as ' Saturday's ! wide-spread bad | storms sure : played havoc in ! close regions, i Port Perry was ibadly hit and ; other areas. The rains however sure benefited gardens and crops! It's been a troublesome summer summer to keep gardens gardens from drought, ear-wigs and other insects. Congratulation s to our neighbors, neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Haines in the marriage of their only daughter, daughter, Amanda. A special service was held Saturday, July 11, in Orono United Church, with Reverend -C h i s 1 i n g , Newcastle, officiating. officiating. The wedding wedding was held Saturday, July 24, in Wisconsin U.S.A., the home of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Haines travelled to the States for the wedding. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jason Schlocrke. Remember the annual horticulture horticulture shows are soon coming; Orono, August 12, Newcastle Society in August and of course, our really big display of lilies, "We're in the Hay Fields Now". Thousands of new varieties in full bloom, July 24-25. Congratulation s to 2 of our sports winners, Dustin Reid is already taking part in Pan Am games in Winnipeg, on Canada's National Men's Volleyball team. Orono's very proud of Dustin! Also to Sommer West, also joins National Women's Fastball Team at Pan Am Games, another sports winner. Congratulation s to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Drinkwater, who were married in Orono United Church Saturday, July 17. Reverend Mcrvyn Russell officiated. The groom is the son of Mrs. Eldcne Edwards, Orono, and the bride is the former Joanne Sho, from Seoul, Korea. In attendance attendance the groom's grandmother Mrs. Evelyn Edwards, Sunderland. Informal gathering gathering following the wedding at the home of the groom's mother, Main St. Orono. A dinner and reception reception were held at Orono Arena for Orono News 150 guests. Do any of our readers notice the fresh produce in our grocery, stamped U.S.A. products? When the very same items, e.g. strawberries, strawberries, raspberries raspberries etc. are already in our local . areas! Potatoes and other items. It seems to me, this hurts our own economy. We neglected to mention guests at the Drinkwater wedding were present from Victoria , B.C., Calgary, Alberta and also Seoul, Korea. Mark you calendar, calendar, August 11 for 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. for the 32th Annual Roast Beef Dinner, held in our very own beautiful park. Special entertainment entertainment "The Jazz Cats". This is always a delicious outing for all ages. St. Saviour's News Food Bank: All items are needed. Fellowship Breakfast: Open meetings arc held at 8:30 am. on the last Saturday of each month at the Dutch Oven. Always a new topic. Don't Miss a Single Issue Catch all the news, sports and advertising that make up our community. Category 1 Sub. Subscribers who wish to pick up their own subscription at our offices niter 11 n.m. Wednesday. You will bo given n cnril lo present encli week when you pick tip your Statesman. $25 Category 2 Subscribers within Cnnmln Category 5 Subscribers outside of Cnnmln $30 G.S.T. Total per year $1.75 $26.75 $2.10 $32.10 $100 $7.00 $107.00 Subscription Order Form Name: -- Address:. Postal Code:. , ltilophono No,: , I New □ | or I Renewal LI I I Plonso pay by cheque, VISA, MasterCard, or money order. V1SA/MC Number: Kxpiry Date: Elje Ciinâtaii àtatesinan P.0, Box 190,62 King Street West, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3K9 Second Class Mall Permit No. 1561 Church Picnic to be held at Muriel Coates, August 29 at 2 p.m. Please bring a lawn chair and dessert. Drinks, hamburgers and hot dogs provided. provided. Supper at 5 p.m. Parish Pictures will be take August 23, at Stl George's and September 16 at St. Saviour's. Flowers for the Altar for the summer, summer, please call June Johnson at 983-9630. Sunday School: We will need teachers for the Fall. If you are interested please call Marg L o f g r e n . Teaching materials materials will be available. available. United Church News We would like to thank the Cemetery Board for allowing us to use their chapel during July. Sunday, September 5, our regular services begin at Kirby 9:30 a.m. and Orono 11 a.m. Our guest minister minister will be Reverend Dorinda Vollmar from Millbrook. The 2 upright fans are a donation donation by Gladys Brown in memory of Everett who was a Cemetery Board member for many years, Gladys also donated $200, from the sale of her C.D.'s to the upkeep of the cemetery, Vacation Bible School Get ready for the 'Great Bible Dig' - August, 16th - 20lli; 9 a.m. - 12 noon at Orono Church. Children born between 1986 and 1994 arc wcl- corned, Registration is limited to 100 children so register register now at 983- 5502. Help is needed. needed. If you would like to volunteer for a morning, some mornings, or all week please call Reverend Russell at 983- 5502. Craft Supplies: Shoe box lids, plastic squeeze bottles, yarn, ribbon, ribbon, plastic jars (the size peanut butter comes in), would be appreciated. appreciated. As well we would appreciate a volunteer coming coming in on the Monday, bringing their camera, and ' photographing each child. by Jacqueline Vaneyk Combines are humming in the grain fields. Much of the wheat is done and some barley. Yields seem quite good. Thanks to the recent rains, corn and bean crops are' less stressed. We still could use an all-day rain. Congratulations to Louise (Kovac) and Neil Knapp who were married last Saturday amid the showers. The ceremony ceremony took place at their home. Tyrone Women of the Church spent a lovely Wednesday afternoon having tea (or coffee or lemonade) and scones at Bowmanville Museum on the verandah. Following that, they moved up to the Clarington Beech Centre where they were given a guided tour by Marion Hoar. The facilities are beautiful. There are lots of activities and we should be taking advantage of what is available. Church service will be in Enfield on August 1 at 10:00 a.m., and then move to Tyrone for the rest of the month. Everyone is welcome. Durham Countryside Adventure will be held on September 18 and 19. There .will be several sites in the Tyrone area. The church is looking for crafts, preserves and vegetables for the Farmers' Market. Betty Pascoe is coordinating coordinating the effort. into this professional gramme of music. On Sunday, July 25, Jeeves, Phil Armstrong Nancy Chisling provided music for the church service at 10:30 a.m. Lay Reader Amanda Storks read the scripture from Matthew 13. More Inspiration was the reflection given by Reverend David Chisling. A congregational meeting will be held in the church on Wednesday, July 28 at 8 p.m. when Oshawa Presbytery representatives representatives will be present. St. George's News On Sunday, July 25th, 1999, Service of Morning Prayer was conducted by Gordon Leek, our Parish Lay Reader. Mr. Leek's sermon discussed the difference between covet and love. To covet, we want something so badly that, when we get it, we want to keep it for ourselves ourselves and deny others the chance to enjoy it, too. God's love is given and expressed and increases when passed on, not hoarded. God accepts us as we are and his love and grace arc free to us but paid for by Jesus' death on the cross. In Romans 8:39 it states, Nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Jesus Christ our Lord. We welcome Peter and Ann Harley who are new to our church. We offer sincere thanks to Gordon Leek for conducting services of Morning Prayer in the Padre's absence. Padre Saunders returns August 1st and regular services resume 8 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Holy Communion. We are proud to announce that Marion Saunders has been awarded the Governor- General's Caring Canadian Award. This award is presented to individuals and groups whose unpaid voluntary contributions provide extraordinary help or care to people in the community. Her citation states: 'For more than a quarter century, Marion Saunders has provided outstanding outstanding support to the families, spouses and children of the Canadian Forces personnel. Long active in Guides, volunteer teaching and the Red Cross, she helped create the Toronto Military Forces Resources Centre, where she served as information and volunteer coordinator. coordinator. She has been involved in the Anglican Church for most of her life, is President of the Protestant National Women's Guild of the Armed Forces and was one of two lay Canadian Forces delegates to the Anglican General Synod in Ottawa in 1995. In addition, Mrs. Saunders is a member of the Primate's World Relief and Development Committee, which oversee the Church's work in emergency relief, refugee concerns and international development'. 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