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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvilie, December 19, 1979 Section Two Bowman ville Public and High School Students Win Awards in Legion Remembrance Day Con test, Bowmanville High Sehool student, Carolyn Mostert, accepts her first prize trophy in the Legion's Remembrance Day senior essay contest. Shown with the winner are B.H.S. vice-principal, Mrs. M. Bearnish, and Legion member Bob Brown. Absent frorn photo are Gwen Howarth and Shayne Adamns who won first in the senior poem and second in the senior essay divisions respectively. Build $50,000 0 Addition at (AJWId F~hiO0d~ Orono Depot tas C'A Bowmanville company has been awarded the contract .~0uimhuagt y~ wth ha "4 safti for construction of a $51,980 pbig addition to the regional works IM~ ~department depot in Orono. tN-îith.gtood Ç The tender was awarded é: last week at a meeting of fvieeids, IIapP Durham's regional council. tîW! i Gerrits Construction Company Limited was the m t ove4 successful bidder, submitting the lowest of three tenders. Q The tender covers an Q additional bay at the Durham < Region works department's Orono garage. The building will be 26 x 33 feet and is to be designed and supervised by works department staff. In a report to regional council, the public works department stated that the '0' extra garage bay in Orono will c include a truck hoist. This will allow vehicles to be serviced in Orono rather than being trans.ported to thie Oshawa- Whitby depot for maintenance Brenda's Artistic Interiors, Th original cost of the tender had been $59,980. However, the works depart- 33 Beech Ave., Bowmanville. 623-3033 ment reduced that amount by ___________________________________________ deleting some items from the contract. A pecial time for cheerful gatherîngs of friends and farniliesjoyful celebrations, happy memories. We wish .:: . you ail these and more and say thanks for; your faith and trust. Complimnts ofq Compny Students at Vincent Massey Publie School, Pamela Locke, left, and Glen Denis sport happy smiles after receiving their trophies frorn Legion member Bob Brown. Pamela won second place in the junior essay contest and Glen took a first in the junior poem division. Junior essay first prize winner was Merrilee Brown of Central Public School. Approving smiles corne frorn Legion member Bob Brown, seated and school principal, Tom Turner. Mayor IU§MWantsGO Transit Extended to Newcastle ~-~n ~ore coming your way ..have a Merry Christmas! From Lloyd and Linda of McROBBIE PHOTrO 69 Waverley Road- 623-2635 Rickard said that in order to provide adequate parking space at the end of the line, rail service should extend to the east side of the city. H1e pointed out that the Go service could end at the area of the Courtice cloverleaf on Highway 401. This would serve the Newcastle area and also be close to the site of the Darlington Generating Station. At a-meeting of the Durhamn Region's finance committee last Thursday, December 13, Councillor Bruce McArthur, suggested that the region should encourage the Province of Ontario to extend Go rail service at least as far as Oshawa. Councillor McArthur said the extension of the Go rail service would discourage the resale of homes. t would encourage commuters to continue to live in Oshawa and VICE-PRINCIPAL At Clarke IL.. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Educa- tion bas appointed a vice- principal at Clarke High Sehooli. Donald A. Dawson, assist- ant head of the history de- partment at East North- umberland Secondary Scbool was appointed to the post at the regular meeting of the Northumberland and Newcastle board last Thurs- day, December 13. This is a term appoint- ment which is effective until 1983. Mr. Dawson is a former evening class principal at East Northumberland. He was educated at Carleton University and Queen's University. work elsewhere without having to pay the high cost of dnîving their cars to work. Councillor McArthur said that he will propose a notice of motion to regional council requesting the Province of Ontario tu extend Go train services to Oshawa and that the region make the strongest possible representation to the appropriate provincial Ministry to achieve this goal. Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard indicated he would support such a resolution. Councillor McArthur said the Go extension would work hand in glove with the committee's approval of the financing of Bowmanville's new sewage treatment plant. -t...... * '~:>~IL: ~ Starring .. that most wonderful season ... Christmxas! f rom ail of us at I*ToRONTO DOMINION ~ the bank where people make the difference 39 Temperance St. N., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2514 "Durham Farmers, Co-Op and Directors Orono 983-5102