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12 The Canadian Statesman, BowmanviUe. Sfrfemhf n iqm Buikflall's MAPLE GROVE W.I. BUILDAU Sale ends at closing October 2,1982. 30" Round Table Tops Complete with metal base Prefinished Walnut let ourreg. 35.90 1 ir- ii s r T Spacemaker X 5 shelf unit ■ "■ r 16" deep shelves \ X s *\ r - OC88 each aiii'M fLUco/' A CHEVY S-10 DURING BUHBAirS DRIVE-A-WAY SWEEPSTAKES Entry terms ere avsMsWe et p • of 3 lucky Winners of e CHEVY HO TRUCK during Buildell'e No purchase necessary. Enter as often as you wtsh. Entries Orhe-A-W*y Sweepstakes. MWZES MUST BE ACCEPTED AS AWARDED, must be submitted by midnight, October 30th, 1M2 SEE STORE DISPLAYS FOR FULL DETAILS. WIMBOWS OVER 400 IN STOCK! FEATURES OF THE RUSCO SERIES 60 WINDOW: A. Steel icreen frame B. 3 MM Mated unit - V air «pace C. Double vinyl Mel at meeting rail D. Flberglaaa screening E. Fin Seal weatheritrlpplng at ush perimeter ■ F. Patented sill section . G. Vinyl cladded exterior frame ■ All eaih and screening removeable to interior Quality and Economy... Yours To Enjoy With Rusco's Néw Therma Series 60 Window... C.M.H.C. No. 8863 Now you can experience Rusco's famous quality and dependability in a window -that fits any budget. Compare Rusco features (reverse side) and quality of construction with any thermo window on the market today and you will see why builders and home owners alike choose Rusco, time after time. For more than 30 years, Rusco has provided a product quality and reliability that has made its name fahnous. Try Rusco and you will see why. Under 10sq.ft. COO 25-40sq.ft, in size 10-18 sq. ft. 75 00 85°° 18-25sq.ft. ^ QQOO 40 sq. ft. plus Bay Windows ■ All Sizes 150 00 500°° 500 00 i®i»er Stall 30" x30" plastic shower stall -- complete with shower head and taps. 1098° reg. 125.88 i-.; la A. XU ?' - M "6 "IT' cT* ' Q .. c * ■4» • o- Q c. A-3 shelf bookcase 45"v.-x 10"d x 35"h- our reg 84.50 B-3 drawer student desk 34"wx 18"dx30"h-our reg 92,88 C-Secretary's desk 30"wx 16"d x46"li- our reg. 174.95 D-NIght table 15"wx 13"d x 27"h- our reg.47.88 Q. each each E-Toy chest 30"wx 16"d x l6"h-our reg.55.88 ., F-5 drawer chest 25"wx 16"d x 46"h- our reg. 109.00 . G'Deacon's bench 42" w x 17"d x 34"lv our reg. 145.88 . 50 H-6 drawer dresser sac y 1 48"wx 1G"dx 30"h-our reg 139.45 each each HENRY ,jS$F BUREAU. CHAKOEX VISA AJAX 282 Monarch Ave. Mon.Wed... 86 Thurs.-Frl. ..8-9 Saturday 8-6 686-1881 WHITBY 223 Brock St. N. Mon.-Tues.... 8-6 Wed.-Frl 8-9 Saturday 86 668-6821 OSHAWA 100 Bond St. W. Mon.-Fri. 8-9 Saturday 8-6 728-1617 COURTICE Bloor SI. E. ol Oshawa Mon.-Thurs.. 8-6 Frl 8-9 Saturday. 8-5:30 728-1611 WE Inquire about our delivery policy at any of our storee. Serving Durham Region for over 50 Years By Win Brown The Maple Grove W.I. met in the C.E. Hall at 8 p.m. with Mrs. G. Moffatt, Pres., in charge of the following business. A minute's silence was observed in memory of Mrs. L.C. Snowden our organizer and first president who died at 92. A poem entitled "Autumn" was read by Pres, after which 'the Ode' was sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. The Roll Call 'A place I have visited which was of educational value to me' was answered by all present. It was decided to donate $10 each to the Erland Lee Home in memory of Mrs. C. Greenham and Mrs. L.C. Snowden whose names will be inscribed in the Book of Memory. Announcement was given of the sewing course for children's clothes to be held at. Maple Grove September 23rd at 2:30 and 7 p.m. The area convention will be held at the Royal York in Toronto on Nov. 2nd and 3rd with Mr. Lloyd Wilson as guest speaker. Mrs. S. Doyle will be our delegate to convention. Mrs. G. Moffatt presented Mrs. R. Buber, our newest members, with the W.I. pin donated by Mrs. L.C. Snowden's family. The Short Course 'Food for all Seasons' will be given at M.G. Hall on October 18th at 8 p.m. Mrs. H. Cryderman gave the "Good Neighbours" report and $10 was given for stamps, Mrs. G. Moffatt told a bit about the 85th Anniversary Convention held at Constellation Hotel in Rexdale when the A.C.W.W. Pres. Mrs. Ziny Westebring - Muller was guest speaker. Mrs. G. Moffat, Mrs. H. Prescott, Mrs. H. Bradley - Mrs. W. Brown attended the Anniversary from our W.I. Mrs. W. Polak and Mrs. E. Burke agreed to plan the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. C. Swallow at C.E. Hall on Sunday, October 24th. Mrs. A. Vandergaast asked for donations of sandwiches and squares for our October 4th meeting when Newtonville and Kendal W.I.'s will be guests. Mrs. G. Moffatt welcomed a new member, Mrs. Audrey Hall of Oshawa. Mrs. W. Smit, convenor of Education was in charge of the following program. TYRONE (Intended for last week) Many people from our community community attended Orono Fair, some as competitors in various classes, some to view the showcase of rural life in a nutshell, and all to meet their friends and neighbours^ The garden of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs offered up sufficient sufficient vegetables of quality suitable to win the Eilleen Turner Award for most points in the vegetable category. There were over eighteen tables of euchre in play on Friday evening, September 10, 1982. 1st Marion McKeen, 2nd Molly Horstman, 3rd Reg. Elliott, 4th Ann English, 5th Myrtle Gimblett, 6th Beatrice Morgan. Ladies low Hazel Smith. Mens low Weir Swain. 50-50 draw Albert Pearce, Beth Mager. Special prizes Myrtle Gimblett, Ethel Gibbs, Walter Murphy. A reminder that there will be a joint service at Tyrone Church with Enniskillen at 11:00 a.m. September 19th, after which lunch and a social time will enable both communities communities to meet our new pastor and family in a social atmosphere. atmosphere. Everyone welcome. On September 26th at 11:15 a.m. at Tyrone Church the Education Committee has invited Mr. Chas. Hoag, who we enjoyed so much earlier in the year, to be a guest speaker. speaker. Mr. Hoag inspires children. children. You get lunch that day, too. Tyrone UCW The UCW pot-luck supper meeting was held September 8th in the CE wing of the church. A delicious variety of dishes was enjoyed by all. Ann Pleasance and Carol South- well entertained with a short skit and then led in the worship worship service. President Marion Hoar welcomed everyone back from a relaxing summer and to Pastor Joe LaFave and his family, a welcome to our church. We were very pleased to have Kay attend our meeting. The business period was opened with the poem "September". "September". Reports were heard from the various committees. There are marked containers in the CE ' wing to place stamps, Dominion Store tapes and Canada Packers labels. A donation was given to the 4H club. Any warm clothing and bedding would be welcomed welcomed for Operation Beaver. Contact Jacqueline Vaneyk immediately. A letter was read from Rev, Ralph Hills who is ministering in Zambia with his family. At the October 13th meeting we are having a "Spoon Shower". These will be sent to Ralph to use at his mission. 'There is a catering on September 25th at 6:00 p.m, Also catering on October 14th. The committee was thanked by Marion and an enjoyable evening was brought to a close, The motto "Education is with us all through life" was commented on by Mrs. W. Laird. She said "one definition of education is to draw out the power of the mind" to teach or instruct. Education is a voyage through life and we never reach our destination. Many skills can help to smooth out the rough spots on our journey. We learn how to use our time, skills in management and to set priorities. Let us always have the desire to learn. Mrs. H. Prescott showed slides of a trip to England that she and her husband took* in May. Several slides were shown of places in London, Devon and on a bus trip through Wales, etc. of the beautiful flower show in Chelsea. Mrs. H. Smit moved a vote of thanks to Marjory for her most interesting commentary and pictures of their trip. Meeting closed with the repeating of "the Collect" and the singing of "O Canada". Lunch of muffins, jam and jelly, tea and coffee were served by the group in charge. Durham College Appoints New Administrator Merrill Cook, who recently assumed the post of Durham College Comptroller, has now been appointed Administrator and Secretary-Treasurer to the Board. Mr. Cook was formerly the Director of Finance and Secretary Secretary General for the Eastern Eastern Townships Regional School Board in Lennoxville, Quebec. He served in this capacity for 14 years. Previously, Previously, he was Manager of Cost Accounting and of Inventory Inventory and Stores for a large manufacturer of light tools and heavy machinery for world markets. He was also the Comptroller and Secretary of a manufacturer of capital equipment for the pulp and paper and plastic injection moulding machinery industries. industries. Mr. Cook has been active on professional committees, serving on the Board of Directors Directors of the Society of Management Management Accountants of Canada, as well as their National Seminar Committee. He is a past President of the Professional Professional Corporation of Industrial Industrial Accountants of Quebec, and of the Association of School Business Officials of Quebec. 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