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I Presentation Made to CF Foundation in Memory of Brother Ebenezer U C W M t The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 20,1985 Thirty Years Ago in Enniskillen 19 During the Kinsmen Ladies Night, a special presentation was made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation through the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club. Jamie and Rick Burns of Newcastle made the presentation in memory of their brother, Danny, who passed away last November, after fighting CF for 20 years. The cheque was presented to CF chairperson Bonnie McCracken and CF co ordinator Fred Wiener. The CF Foundation's coffers will be increased by $1,000 with this memorial donation. The charity will receive another shot in the arm early in April when a radio- thon is planned. Full details are not available yet, however, in other areas the idea has been very successful. Singer to Perform at Trinity United Church Help celebrate Trinity United Church's 150th Anniversary with "A Little Night Music" featuring popular vocalist Monica Cotton. 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She studied voice and piano in Oshawa, and attended attended Paul Dwyer and O'Neil High Schools. Monica also travelled extensively extensively in Japan before returning to the University of Toronto where she continued continued her music education for two years. Monica is currently studying studying with Megan Rutledge at the Royal Conservatory of Music. Now singing soprano solos, the vocalist is performing performing mainly in the Toronto Toronto and Oshawa areas and has been involved in such productions as Bach's "Magnificat and Christmas Oratorio" at St. Timothy's Anglican Church. Monica's February 24th concert at Trinity United Church also promises to be a compelling performance which will include various selections from a wide variety variety of operas. A reception will be held following the recital in the Trinity Church Hall where refreshments will be served and the public will have the oppportunity to meet and speak with Monica and her accompaniment, Norman Abbot. Tickets are $3 each or $7 per family and are available available from any choir member or at the Church Office. Phone 623-3138 (1-4 p.m.) TOMORROW'S ^FORESTS... A'^MTODflY'S A^iCHflLLENGE Because of a snow storm on Tuesday our Ebenezer U.C.W. meeting was held on Wednesday, February 13th at 9:30 a.m. in the C.E. Hall for a special Valentine treat. Yasuko Nagase, a 19 year old Rotary exchange student from the city of Kanagawa near Tokyo, Japan was our guest speaker. We were greeted at the door with Konichiwa meaning hello by Yasuko and one of her host families, Mrs. Kay Moore, We were invited to sit at card tables that were brightly decorated with a Valentine theme. We knew we were in for trouble when we saw chop sticks by our plates. President Mrs. Charlotte Hughes opened the meeting with a reading about building our home on love. Secretary Mrs. Kay Mackie read the past minutes and a note from Simcoe Hall Settlement House thanking us for our help in contributing to the Christmas hamper program. They packed 500 hampers plus toys for needy families at Christmas. Mrs. Joan Down gave the treasurer's report followed by Mrs. Jean McKnight taking up the offering. President Charlotte reminded us about the following upcoming events. Twenty third annual meeting of the Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Women at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa on Tuesday, March 19 at 9:15 a.m. Speaker Mrs. Lois McLeod, Youth Work Developer, this being the "International Youth Year". The World Day of Prayer to be held at Courtice United Church on Friday, March 11 at 2:00p.m. Our next U.C.W. meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, March 12 at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Shirley Coyle speaking on blood. Men are invited. Mrs. Kay Moore led in a very appropriate devotional with love as her theme. We sang "Jesus Loves The Little Children" accompanied by Mrs. Eileen Down on piano. Kay told of her Sunday School class making the valentines that decorated our tables and how Valentine's Day is giving, more than receiving. The scripture readings Kay read were from 1 Cor. 13:13 and Matt: 22: 36-40. Kay gave a short message on love, telling how love and understanding go hand in hand. If we don't take the time to understand other people, their feelings, problems and even their joyful : times then how can we share a real love for them. Having a stranger live in her home such as Yasuko, is a good practical way to show our love. Giving the time to participate in this program has made them more aware and has helped them discover new ideas and truths, but most of all a real love has developed between them, that they could not have felt without giving of themselves. Kay then led us in a very meaningful prayer, she read from 1st John 7 & 8 and we sang the song of which the scripture speaks "Beloved Let Us Love One Another" Yasuko is really no stranger to our community as she has lived in two of our members' homes, the George Moore and Jack Locke families. Yasuko showed us slides depicting the beauty of her country, Japan. She told about her family and schooling and that she had finished high school before coming to Canada and upon her return will go to college. She told of there being 7Vh million people in the province where she lives. Because it is not a Christian country people work seven days a week. She said that contrary to what we think they only wear their kimonos on special occasions. Yasuko taught us and had us all make a Japanese craft. 'A ,t CAM GOTO N ... THEMCMIES Y ; 4) \ IMMYOIMM km" HOME! For Only We soon found out why we had chopsticks by our plates as Kay and Yasuko gave us a quick lesson on how to tackle eating rice with them followed by cookies, tea and coffee. It really was a lot of fun and was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Eileen Down thanked Yasuko for sharing with us her culture and beauty of Japan. On Sunday, February 10 at Maple Grove Church a service of introduction was held for Mrs. David Harris as our lay minister for the charge. Our prayers go with you Ruth. Congratulations to Russ and Marjlyn (Wood) Milburn on their marriage on February 14th at Ebenezer United Church. Our sympathy is expressed to Ron and Ida McKnight in the recent loss of Ida's grandmother. Tuesday morning ladies Bible Study at 10:00 a.m. Babysitting and coffee provided. Thursday evening combined men and women Bible Study at 8:00 p.m. at the manse. 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