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Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Rnwmanvillc, Mav 3.19RQ 5 Hampton Brownies Welcome New Members Waverley Public Rocky the Robot, Explains Safety Rules Going "Webs" at Waverley ley by Stephen Clancy ; Monday at Wav These ! young ladies became the newest Hampton Bjrownies ; after flying up on Tuesday, April 25. Guldens Carrie • Sharp (far left) and Cornne Geer assisted with the rainbow. From the left the Brownies are: (back) Melinda Melinda Wotten, Amy Wallraff, Ellen Pokorski, Eva Howard, Howard, Melissa Allin, (front) Sarah Ledger, Sarah Bound, Katie Lyle, Holly Broome, and Sherri Jeffreys. Euchre Tables Busy in Tyrone Tyrone News "I am the church, you are the church, we are the church to-gether" sang the small but wonderful. Junior Choir on Sunday, April 16, 1989. They also sang the hopeful song, "It would be a wonderful world - if Jane Koene leads the choir and Sheryl Hunter helps with accompaniment., Members Members singing on Sunday were Janey Knowlton, Robert Milford, Milford, Jennifer Milford. . On Sunday, April 23, il989, red and white carnations carnations cheerfully brightened •the sanctuary, in memory of the late Albert Wood, placed, >.by Mrs. Edna Wood and ' family. "The Struggle to Be- 1 lieve" was the title of the * sermon of the Reverend ! Bonnie Kelly. Tom Plea- sance sang/two solos, "1 See The Love of God", and "Let All Things Now Living". We wish Grace- Smith, Long Sault, a comfortable and complete recovery following surgery at Bowmanville Hospital. Grace is in good spirits, but she does regret having had to be absent from the Grand Lodge Session Session of the Orange Order at the Lions Centre on Thursday, Thursday, April 20, 1989, for which Grace had sewn 13 of the long white dresses worn by the Tyrone Ladies. Apparently Apparently the Grand Lodge Session meets rarely in this area, and while the Scarlet Degree was administered to two candidates of the Ladies' Ladies' Orange Lodge of Tyrone, Tyrone, Kendal, Blackstock, Many thinking people are pre-arranging funerals At quiet times, along with their own private thoughts, many people --both young and elderly --are making the sensible ' decision to pre-arrange their funeral. Their wishes are madé known well before time of heed, removing stress from surviving relatives. Call or write for our selection of brochures on the various aspects of funerals and pre-planning. Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home 53 Division Street BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C 2Z8 Phone 623-5668 the Men's Lodges met at the Baseline Community Centre. Centre. Dick and Ethel Gibbs enjoyed enjoyed a family gathering recently recently with Grace and Sterling Sterling Alward, Calgary, Pat and Leonard Thomett, Min- den, and Joan and George Gibbs, Taunton Road. There were 16 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on Monday, April 17, with the following results: results: Harvey Partner 94, Lorna Swain 86, Aileen Warder 84, Irene Brown 81. Dave Hall 78, Jean Slemon 42. Special_ Prizes Edgar Millson, Richard Manns, Andy Morrow, Florence Fowler. There were 18 tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday evening, April 21st, with the following results: first Bernice Bernice Carter, followed by Meta Moffat, Laverne Clemens, Clemens, Albert Watts, Pat Por- rill, Edith Clemens. Ladies' Low Barb Cochrane, Men's Low Evelyn Hawley. 50-50 Draw Fred Griffin, Aileèn Turner, Cecile Bertrim. Special Special Prizes Barb Cochrane, Ross McRoberts, Win Brown. There were 13 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on Monday eve- ning, April 24, with the fol- ACCIDENT OR TRAFFIC TICKET? CALL ns «1 Hi Let a former Police Officer be your voice in court. No Cost Consultation Low Cost Representation. SB436-7194■) 249 KING ST. E. (Across from the Oshawa Provincial Court) YOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY SUPPORTS SPRING CLEANING with a FINE FRtiE FORTNIGHT April 24 to May 6 This is a once-only opportunity so ... ... dig all the way to the bottom of the toybox ... explore behind the cushions of the family room sofa ... sort the stacks on the bedside table and Bring Back Your Overdue Library Books with NO FINES! Why Noio? 1. Your library is implementing an automated control system and we need all materials in hand for labelling, 2. Overdue fines increase effective May 8th , ACT NOW! TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Bowmanville Branch Clarke Branch Newcastle Memorial Branch mg 82, Marg Hall 82, Harvey Partner 80, Robin Alldred 78, Florence Fowler 38. Special Special prizes Win Brown, Pat Pi Pornll (2), Ross McRoberts. lane' It was Monday at Waverley, Waverley, I had to speak with Mr. Reid for no particular reason. reason. I was tola he was in the gym so I stepped across the nail and peered in the gym. On the stage, a strangely dressed woman stood in front of a backboard, a chest, a letter and some other other props. Her name was Kathy Kathy and she had come to Waverley Waverley to perform Charlotte's Web for the whole school. Kindergarten to grade six. Luckily enough, I and Kimberley Kimberley Perry were the only ones picked to act in her skit based upon the novel by E. B. White. The play showed parts from the book, such as the fair and Kathy played the parts of Charlotte the spider, Wilbur the pig, Uncle Uncle Zuckerman, Templeton the rat, the goose and Fern, the little girl. Kathy lives in Toronto ai\d did-other skits and plays like Alice in Wonderland Wonderland for schools all over Southern Ontario. Everybody Everybody loved the play, she was a web spinner, I mean a real winner! Visitor at Waverley by Heather Youngman On Monday, April 17, 1989 we had a visitor at Waverley. Waverley. Her name is Sonia Dunn and she is an Author. She came and talked to all of the junior classes about her job and what it is like to be an author. Mrs. Dunn loves to do children's chants and poems. She used to be a teacher for about 25 years but then, about ten years ago she decided that she wanted to be an author. Her first poem was a Hallowe'en poem that was published in the "Owl" magazine. She wanted to be an author because because she likes words and beats and seemed to have a talent for this. So far she has one children's book, one' •adult book called "Butterscotch "Butterscotch Dreams" and many other poems, chants and songs that have been published published in other books. She said that she doesn't neces-' sarily get the same amount of money for each of her poems that get published, because she might get $4,000.00 or she might only get $150.00. We all enjoyed her presentation and wish her good luck on her future writing! A Trip to Mother's Pizza by Amy Ramage Recently, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. tenWesteneind's Junior Kindergarten class went to Mother's Pizza Place in Oshawa for the morning. When they got there the baker took two classes around for a tour of the place. About eleven parents! went on the trip as well. The baker showed them how they made pizza and the kids loved it when he threw the dough up in the air and caught it. The fridge is like a big room. Before they left the baker served them a pizza. pizza. They have also been making pizzas and pizza collage collage pictures. Mrs. Robinson is going to make a thank- you note and the kids are going going to sign their names. Boy, kindergarten sure has changed since I was there!!! Rocky the Robot, an expert in safety rules for children, was a special guest at St. Joseph's School on Monday, April 24. Christine Nimigon, 5, joins the friendly robot. robot. Constable Peter Wraight played straight man for Rocky. His visit was part of the special activities connected with Education Week. 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