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6The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 30, 1979 Section Two YWCA 's Keep Fit Program Underway in Bowman ville uman pretzel pose by fitness class students, Janice Slocombe, left, and Andrea Millar, is part of p Fit Program sponsored by the YWCA. Classes are held every Thursday in St. John's Anglican ,Another face t of keeping fit will be introduced by the Y.W.C.A. on June 12th at the Bowmanville ibrary when disco dancing classes will commence. Royal Canadian Legion Installa New Siate of Officera Officers for Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Légion were officially installed last week at Bowmanville's Légion Hall. Shown in the front row from left to right are: Gloria Grant, secretary; Wm. Rose, vice president; Ross Wright, president; Harold Kirtley, second vice president; Doug Walton, third vice president. Standing in the back row from left to right are: Irene Whitney, a member of the executive committee; Ron Richards, treasurer; and the following members of the executive: Andy Saunders, Alex Joncas. Wm-. Sheehan. Bob Johnson, Walter Park. Art Sheehan ELIZABETH VILLE On Sunday Our service was coniducted by the Outreacb, World Development and Relief Services. Mr. T. Wilson conducted the service. Several of, the Sunday School members took part, in the Th.N. Declaration of the rights of the their anniversary for June child. The choir sang. l0tbbhere at Elizabetbville. Readings we're given by Mrs. Our corner store opened a M . Gardiner; Mr. W . quick take out unit on the Banister, Mrs. Dundas, Miss holiday and appears ta be Milîs, and Mrs. G. Breward. quite busy. Tbey have French Our Sunday School- plan fries, fish and chips, Pizza, se;... ..e.e.. BA NT*RCA AOF$6M AND . . . . . . . . . . . . .e. . . . . . a.e.,.*.- . .*.a.- . . . . Hamburgs and bot dogs. Sympathies are extended to the families and relatives of the late Harvey Kennedy; jWilliard Lord and Cyrus Kennedy who all passed away in the past week. Mrs. E. Fowler came home from Peterborough hospital this week. Mr. Ingram is stili in the Civic. Mrs. R. Beatty and Mrs. C. Elliott attended the Bailieboro Women's Institute meeting Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. Terbenche and- family, Port Hope, Mrs. R. Crombie and boys, Bowmanville called at Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer's over the weekend. Mrs. D. Gunby, Toronto, spent the weekend witb ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Beatty. While here, she and Mr. and Mrs. R. Beatty; Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton and boys and Mrs. A. Trew were witb Mr. and Mrs. Z. Austin's for tea on Sunday. Mr. and- Mrs. J. DeKoker, Sunderland, called at Mr. and Mrs. H. Thicksons on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Gordon, Port Hope an evening last week. Mrs. Blanche Muldrew attended a going away supper for Miss Colleen Davidson, Millbrook at ber parents' Mr. and Mrs. Les Davidson. She has taken a job, at Women's College Hospital, Toronto. Mr. Bill Muldrew spoke at Lake View, Oshawa last weekend. Mrs. Sandy Bartley, Guelph spent a week with bier mother Mrs. B. Muldrew recently. Mr. Beatty came last Sunday and took hier home. Mr. and Mrs. T. Barrington, Hampton'bad tea with Mrs. Blanche Muldrew and boys. OBITUAR'»Y JAMES GORDON BROWN A well known resident of Courtice for 60 years, James Gordon Brown, passed away on Friday, May l8th, 1979, in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. In bis 68th year, lie was seriously ill in 1978, but bis healtb bad improved to present time. Son of James and Elizabeth Brown hie was born la Scar- borough, and educated at Courtice and Bowmanville. Gord, as lie was popularily known, was employed as a bus driver for Voyageur Colonial for 30 years, retiring' three years ago. A member of Ebenezer United Church, hie had served in the Canadian Army, and was a member of Local 306 Voyageur Colonial. He loved bis home and garden, and was an avid sports fan of hockey, soccer and bahl. Left to mourn bis passing are bis sister Mary (Mrs. Frank Hooper) of Bowman- ville,.a brother Wilfred, of Courtice, many nieces and nephews, great nieces and great nepbews. Reverend David Burns officiated at the funeral services held on Tuesday, at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Paîl bearers were fellow Voyageur bus drivers J. Strachan, M. Compeau, J. Deacon, D. Gibson, G.J. Sullivan and J. Murphy. Many floral tributes were received in bis memory, among which were tokens from 306 Voyageur Colonial, Drivers and Staff, the Roy Nichols Staff, and many donations made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Study Milk Consumptio Habits in' Public Sehool The Ontario Milk Marketing Board bas sent the Northumberland - Newcastle Board of Education a letter, stating it is undertaking a study on the consumption of milk and other beverages in elementary scbools in Ontario., Enquiries were also made as to whetber the Northumberland - Durham Board bad a subsidized school milk program in which mîlk is available to the childrenfree, or at reduced prices, and consumed on scho6l property. Four public school principals attended the Northumberland, - Durham Board'of Education meeting beld Thursday, May 24tb in Cobourg. Principal Gary Little, of Dr. L.B. Powers Public School ln Port Hope stated only about a third of the 100 students who stay for lunch, buy milk. Another principal said of 300 pupils staying for lunch, only 80 to 100 bought milk. Fruit juices introduced proved to be Explorera from Trinity Church Graduate to CGIT These members of the Trinity United Church Explorers' Group recently graduated to the OGIT (Canadian Girls in Training). The new members of the OGIT shown here are: Carolyn Connelly, Bonnie Junkin, Wendy Williams, Gina Erwin, Terri Shackleton, Terri Burns, Cathy Connelly, Pamela DeRaaf and Carol Austin. High School Raises $3,225 in Canvass, for Heart Fùnd Bowmanville High School raised $3,225 for the Heart Fund this year, contributin g over $1,000 more than they raised in last year's canvass. The students are responsible for door-to-door canvassing in town. Presenting the cheque on behaîf of the school last Tuesday to Mary Wylie of the Ontario Heart Foundation were, from left: Pat Blaker, Gord Walker, Glen Austin and principal Earl Wolff. In return the school was given a plaque in recognition of the many years it bas worked en the canva.-. -o&,ned4 is please to announce that it has REOPENED AND IS UNDER NEW MANGEMENT Ourpremises have been recently remodeled 'and we would be happy to have anyone view them. We provide the following services for bath maie and female residents: - Beau tif ul home-like atmosphere - high quality service - 3 meals per day - priva te and semi-private accommodations - service to and from doctor andior hospital - close to shopping - 24 hour - 7 days a week supervision 106 CL arc/i SMALL CAR-FACTS Honda Civic 40 MPG 14195 SAVE Ford Pinta 31 MPG 14460 $265 Chevette 40MPG 14466 $271 OmnI-Horizon 32 MPG $4928 $733 VW. Rabbit 35 MPG. .26u45 '1850 For the Best Price For the Best Gas Mileage For the Best Resale Value Honda Civic CITY-CENTRE AUTO 1110 Dundas St. E. Whitby 666-1772 A&,%anvi/ 623-5813 f h 1