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) i Legion Branch 178 Elects New Slate of Officers Blackstock W. I. Hosts Durham West Dist. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178 held its annual election of officers for 1984-85 Sunday afternoon May 27th. Pictured here are (front left to right) Treasurer S. Dunn, Past President D. Walton, Third Vice-President J. Brooks, First Vice- President G. Grant, President W. Rose, Second Vice-President W. Park, Secretary J. Firth, Zone Commander H. Perry from Whitby Branch 112, and the Executive (top left to right) S. Robbins, D. Gray, D. Bishop, A. Sheehan, B. Malloy, R. Richards, I. Whitney, D. Howarth and (absent) L. Welsh. The 1984 Women's Institute District Annual for West Durham was held in the United Church hosted by Blackstock W.I. on Wednesday, Wednesday, May 23,1984. Mrs, L. McArthur and Mrs. K. Samells were in charge of registration. Mrs. R. Brad- burn and Mrs. S. VanCamp sold the meal tickets. A good representation from all nine branches was called to order by President Mrs. H. Prescott who chaired the meeting. We were given a warm welcome by Mrs. H. Martyn, President of Black- stock and Mrs. G. Rickard, President of Providence- Shaw's very capably responded responded on behalf of those present. We are to continue collecting collecting Pennies For Friendship, and the annual Fun Fair is to be held in Solina Hall with Nestleton as hosts. Delegates to the Area Convention Convention in the Fall are the President and the Federated Representative or their alter- New Student Placement Officer Bigger Pictures Plus Fast Accurate Service FREE! 5x7 Enlargement with every C41-11Û, 126-135 film processed. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS OSHAWA CAMERA CENTRE LTD 728-4631 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE (ACROSS FROM The PHONE CENTRE) It's a blooming pity ... but most good things must come to an end. After 19 years of providing our customers with super salads, beautiful barbeques, and tasty treats, we would like to let you know that we are no longer growing tomatoes. Our roses, which have replaced the tomatoes, won't make the best of salads but will still add that colorful touch to your table, fresh from our greenhouses. Thank you, people of Bowmanville, for your many years of support. Feel free to come and visit our greenhouses and browse through our colorful beds of blossoms. Mostert Greenhhouses R.R. #4, Bowmanville 623-5872 Only available in Bowmanville you say... pity. PIONEER INTERIORS' FLOOR CLEARANCE SALE! Artist's Sketch See Below 42" diameter solid oak pedestal table, one leaf and four pressback sides. Reg. $1815, Sale Price $1499. 42" diameter solid oak pedestal table, one leaf and four bowbacks, Reg. $2016.55 Sale Price $1699. MANY FLOOR ITEMS AT INCREDIBLY DEDUCED PRICES SHOP EARLY WHILE ITEMS AIIE AVAILA1ILE AT THESE LOW PRICES PIONEER INTERIORS Making the legacy of our past part of your future. WHITBY 50/ Block Si N IHwv l.'i 1 km north ul .1(11 on #12 TOLL FREE 1-800-263-2600 (668-4231) Also In Mississauga Hours Mon ■ Wed 10 • 6. Thurs • Fri 10 - 9. Sal 10 5 30 inn anb Blatant jjiaat Angela De Jong of Bowmanville is the new Placement Officer at the Student Employment Centre located in the Bowmanville Mall. 50 Years Ago, May 31st, 1934 Officers of Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion, elected for the coming season, were installed at an impressive ceremony in St. John's Anglican Church Hall on Friday night. Pres. W.F. Ward, 1st Vice, L.E. Parker, 2nd Vice, A.J. Lyle, Sect'y Tom Hamilton, Treas. W.C. Tait, Executive Committee H.D. Moses, George Crombie, E.C. Hoar, J. Abernethy and A. Manning. The Bowmanville Public School Honour Roll for students obtaining 75 per cent or more average on recent examinations, Senior 2nd Class - Donald Anderson, Roberta Callum, George Cawker, Doris Clapp, Patricia Clark, Edith Davidson, Eric Densem, Patricia Dinniwell, Bill Edger, Mary Jane Emmeth, Harvey Jones, Bernice Kimble, Morgan Mack, Margaret McDonald, Vivian Nicholls, Noreen Olver, Bud Pingle, Norma Wilcox. Mrs. Herbet Goddard entertained a party of about 25 girls on Friday evening at her home in honor of Miss Helen Osborne, a bride to be. May 21st, 1959 25 Years Ago Messrs. M.H. Staples, W.R. Strike, Alan Strike, Bob Stevens and M.L. Roenigk are on a fishing trip to Algonquin Park. Mr. George Van Bridger and Mr. M.J. Elliott are attending a hydro convention in Montreal. Town Assessor Clarence Oke and Mrs. Oke attended the annual convention of the Ontario Association of Assessing Officers in Ottawa on Mayl8-20th. Michael Chan, a student at Mount Allison University, Sackville, N.B., is on the staff of the Coronation Restaurant for the summer. Messrs. Alick Lyle, Stuart James and Dr. H.B. Rundie are on a fishing trip to St. Anne du Lac, Northern Quebec. Wednesday, June 12,1974 10 Years Ago Rev. and Mrs. Ted Colwell, Susan, Tommy and Heather have returned from Brazil and will take up duties in Hastings in August. Donald Leask, son of Mrs. M. E. Leask has been appointed manufacturing manager of Chrysler's Windsor assembly plant. Mr. Leask is a graduate of the General Motors Institute in Flint, Michigan and Queen's University'; Kingston. Mr. Ed. Majer of Newcastle returned on Saturday from his trip to Newfoundland for a Legion convention. Marion Ellis of R.R. 3, Bowmanville, won the Lewis Beaton Scholarship, valued at $100 as top student in Diploma Nursing at Durham College. Regional Council has appointed Councillor Ken Lyall of Newcastle to appear before the Ontario Energy Board on June 10 and oppose the Hydro application to raise their rates. BRICK DIRTY? We clean Brick, Aluminum and Vinyl Siding, Paint Removal from Brick, etc. NO SAND BLASTING Increase the Value of Your Property Today FREE TEST and ESTIMATES Serving the Durham Region for 4 Years (REFERENCES AVAILABLE) EVER-KLEEN, WHITBY EXTERIOR CLEANERS 666-3733 or 579-9956 TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 1N4 AND PET GROOMING- All Breeds and Sizes. . . Plenty ol Tender, Loving Care,.. No Tranqulllzing Big and Small... We Love 'Em All! THE Clip Joint Professional Grooming and Pol Supplies 106 Wavorloy Rd, Bowmanville Tolophono 623-1445 Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King SI. East Bowmanville Spptinn Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, June 6, 1984 11 Doctors Receive Honorary Memberships Wr- nates. Members were appointed appointed to help on registration for Convention. We were entertained with a theatrical presentation "Woman" of different types, by Mrs. Bethany Schryburt of Blackstock. Mrs. Penny Junkin of Lindsay, the Board Director for Subdivision 7, gave a very enlighting report. The Provincial Provincial Convention is to be held at Western University, London in the Spring of 1985. The wall hanging, for which Mrs. W. Cahais of Providence-Shaw's made a block, is to be unveiled June 11,1984 in the Legislative Building, Toronto. A lovely springtime buffet salad dinner prepared by Blackstock W.I. was enjoyed by all. Kendal W.I. gave memorial tribute to deceased members Mrs. Dumas who was a Life member of Bowmanville Institute Institute and Mrs. James Smales and Mrs. Will Ashton both of Hampton Institute. The Standing Committee reports told us of the successful successful year the branches have had. Their programs were interesting and varied with speakers, tours, skits, and demonstrations. Many raised money from catering, doing quilts for sale, penny sales, luncheons and teas. The short course "More cents than dollars" was enjoyed by most branches. A welcome change of pace were two activity songs led by Miss Lois VanCamp, then Lois accompanied By her guitar sang a couple of solos including one called "Friends." Miss Barbara Weese, Rural Organizations and Services Specialist, informed us of the -4-H clubs and short courses to be offered in the coming year. Roll call provided much interest interest as Bicentennial projects of each branch were explained. explained. Mrs. Percy Junkin installed the following officers for the coming year: Past President Mrs. F. Watson, President Mrs. H. Prescott, 1st Vice President Mrs. W. Ashton, 2nd Vice President Mrs. H. Martyn, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. J. Wygerde, Assistant Secretary Mrs. M. E. Vice, Federated Representative Mrs. F. Watson, Alternate Fed. Rep. Mrs. A. Vandergaast, Public Relations Officer Mrs. C. Langmaid, Alternate P.R.O. Miss Pearl Leach, Rep. to Safety Council Mrs. H. Eikens, Rep. Federation of Ag. Mrs. G. Brown, Curator Mrs. T. Baker, Auditors Mrs. D. Hall and Mrs. M. Bryant. Standing Committee Convenors: Convenors: Agriculture and Canadian Industries Mrs. A. Macklin, Citizenship and World Affairs Mrs. H. W. Shortridge, Education Education and Cultural Activities Mrs. J. E. Brine, Family and Consumer Affairs Mrs. W. Yellowlees, Resolutions Mrs. J. Killeen. There were two Resolutions and one Emergency Resolution Resolution brought before the meet-, ing. There is a good number of members taking the bus to the Erland Lee Museum and the Hunter-Hoodless Homestead on the special W.I. Day on June 4th. This was another productive day in the work of W.I. for "Home and Country." Submitted by Mrs. C. Langmaid P.R.O. of Durham West. Upon their retirement Dr. E.L. Ewert and Dr. A.F. Mackenzie were both awarded honorary memberships on the medical staff at the Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. The certificates were presented to Dr. Mackenzie (Dr. Ewert was absent) at a luncheon that was held at the hospital in honor of the two men. Pictured above is Executive Director Richard Elston (centre) and Harry Locke, Chairman of the Board (right) presenting Dr. Mackenzie (left) with the framed certificate. Kinsmen Help Pay for Guides Trip Brenda Knapp (second left) a local Pathfinder and Shirley Rogers a Pathfinder Guider (second right) have been chosen to represent the Guide Movement for the Newcastle Area on a trip to Switzerland this summer. On behalf of the Kinsman Club Tom Pyke (left) and Tom McCracken (right) are pictured here presenting Shirley and Brenda with a cheque for $100. to help finance their $2000 a person trip. Scouts Prepare Barbecued Steak Feed " mmm mm'Wmg m----■ t v ' - 1" ■ ewr mm Those in charge of the 1st Bowmanville Scouts Barbecued Steak feed and dance at Newcastle Community Hall on Saturday were preparing to serve about 200 guests when The Statesman arrived a bit early for a photo. The ever resourceful threesome of Dave Maynard, John Hache and Tom Wright gathered up a few steaks and pretended they were cooking them. • SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW SUPERCHANNEL SUBSCRIBERS • FREE! 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