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Celebrated His Second Birthday ' • iifXiiïvi V .X* .V , ' The Great Pine .Ridge section of the Ontario Society of Radiological Technologists sponsored an information seminar in Bowmanville recently at the Flying Dutchman Hotel. The morning session included an address by June Newhort, a teacher of philosophy, speaking about the psychological, religious and medical approach to the dying patient. In the afternoon the program focused on the liability of x-ray technologists in relation to legal cases involving patients. Shown above at the podium during the morning session is speaker June Newhort along with another of the seminar speakers, speakers, Cathy Toivanen, a diaconal minister. Waverley Tunnel May Be Repaired At Cost of *2-3,000 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 9,1983 BHS Students Increase United Way Donation by 9 1,500 17 Newcastle's elected officials officials may consider allocating allocating some of next year's budget towards repairs to the pedestrian tunnel beneath beneath Regional Rd. 57 in Waverley,Gardens. A report on the structure was received Monday by members of the town's general general purpose and administration administration committee. That committee is recommending recommending to council that fencing be installed at the ends of the underpass in order to prevent pedestrians pedestrians from crossing Highway Highway 57 instead of using the tunnel. Works Director Ron Dupuis said in a report that the cost would be about $2,000 to $3,000. The director also reviewed reviewed a number of other tunnel complaints in his written summary to members members of town council. He noted that no acceptable acceptable means of lighting the structure has been found since the problem was first considered in 1976 and he added that floodlights shining shining into the structure would be a nuisance for adjacent property owners and a danger to cars on Regional Road 57. Low-level street lights would continue to be targets for vandalsim. Mr. Dupuis added that the condition of gabion walls surrounding the mouth of the tunnel has been checked and he said the steel baskets are generally intact. Periodic checks will be made to ensure that the gabions gabions are wired shut, Mr. Dupuis said. Council has approved the hiring of an adult supervisor supervisor who will watch the' tunnel in order to ensure that youngsters using it are not harassed by bigger children children who occasionally hide inside. Bowanville High School contributed over $2,000 to this year's United Way campaign. The donation represents an increase of approximately $1,500 over the funds raised in 1982. A cheque from the high school students was turned over to a United Way representative on Tuesday, November 1, at BHS. Shown here, from left, are: Kerri Smith, secretary secretary of the student council; John Morris, and Peter Sobil, staff advisors; Shaughn Houston, treasurer; treasurer; Brian Schouten, president of the student council; Bob Stone, assistant campaign chairman of the United Way; Harry Bradley, principal; Donna Fairey, Bowmanville trustee for the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education; and Sandy Wiseman, vice president of the student council. The exact total raised by the students was $2,065. One of the money-making projects used by the students to raise funds was a dance with a disc jockey provided courtesy of CHUM- FM. Other activities included a staff/student football football game, a candy sale, and a slave auction. ; Hi! My name is Russell Brandon Hunt. I was two years old on September -26th, 1983. Wayne and Dale Hunt, Pontypool are my parents. Hugs and kisses ;to all my grandparents. :Women 9 s Club Hears About Color Co-ordination One of the highlights of the first meeting in Bowmanville of the Christian Women's Club was an entertaining session focusing on the personal color co-ordination of make-up and wardrobe. About 100 area women attended the first meeting of the new club at the Lions Centre last Tuesday enjoyed tea, dessert and a series of songs by popular local singer Allanah Coles. Shown above during the color shading demonstration are Margaret Coombes (left) of Seasonal Shades and her model Brenda Metcalf. Radiology Technologists Sponsor Seminar BRAND NAME DRESS SHIRTS , y MEN'S MAJESTIC ROBES '4L 'v^vRvv -i* } fv>) 20% OFF TICKETED PRICE ^15" ALL WOOL FLANNEL SLAX NAVY BLUE BLAZER HARRIS TWEED Regular 30.00 24°° Now Selected Group Regular 99.00 79°° Now Values Up To 150.00 119 00 Now :V/ CAMEL HAIR SPORTSJACXEFS Long Sleeve V-NECK ARGYLL SWEATER SUBURBAN & PEA COATS Regular 50.00 40°° Now Regular 165.00 1190® \ 1 Now imUBWr Selected Group Reg. 42.00 2395 Now 1 f"- Value Up To 110.00 79°° Now i s o e S dg '""p shoes ,ea,he 'shoes. Va, u ?9.95 Up