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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvilic, April 16,1986 5 50 Years Ago Thursday, April 2nd, 1936 Donald Mason won the Junior title, and Tommy Dustan the Senior title in the Bowmanvilic High School oratorical contest held at the school on Thursday Thursday night. Other speakers were Sydney Cashourn, Fred Laphcn, Bill Jewell, Ilarvey King, Dorothy Tren- with, Thelma Freeman, Robert Kent, Marjorie Lycctt and Kitty Storey. Sim anù Stotant 3last Barbara, California, where she had spent the past three weeks accompanied byMiss Jennie Ballantine of Toronto. Toronto. 10 Years Ago Thursday, March 31st, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Locke rececently returned returned form a pleasant vacation vacation in the Barbados. King Garden Oldtimers Host Annual Tournament Mr. Francis Sutton, Music Bac., organist and choir director director of Trinity United Churcch is attending the Musical Educators National National Conference in New York City. At the recent Science Fair held at the Ontario Street School, Bowman- ville, 1st place winner was Leora Nelson, 2nd place was Karen Tremblay, and 3rd went to Susuanne Stain- ton, Kim De Sousa and Scott Milner. 19th, 25 Years Ago Wednesday, April 1961. Businessman -- Evangelist Fred May, C.P.A., F.A.E., of Toronto will conduct two weeks of special services in the Bow- manville Baptist Church, starting April 23rd. The annual interclub meeting of Bowmanville Service Clubs on March 22nd is one Stan Dunn will not easily forget. Stan was "roasted" (a la Dean Martin Celebrity Roast) by five club members at the meeting. meeting. Winners of the 'D' championship in the King Garden Oldtimers tournament on April 5th were Sunrise Restaurant players who defeated Pefferlaw 2-1 in overtime; In this photo, at left, Ron Clemens is presenting the trophy to Capt. Warren Pemberton and at right, Dan Girardi is presenting the oldest player award to Vince Demarco of Pefferlaw who is in his 67th year. The architect's sketch for the proposed supermarket and shops to be constructed on King Street East was presented presented to Bowmanville Council on Monday evening by E. Rankine of Toronto. There were 73 members of the Senior Citizens Club of Bowmanville attending the regular meeting at the Lions Centre recently. Mrs. Lawrence Goddard was in charge of the reading room. Free Fund Raiser Being Planned by Salvation Army The Bowmanville Juveniles added to their playoff lead here on Saturday, Saturday, when a couple of last minute goals gave them a 6 to 3 victory over Thorold. Goal scorers were James (2), Hughes, Coverly, Wiseman and Flintoff. Miss Vivien Bunner returned returned by'plane on Saturday Saturday evening from Santa This year's Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal dinner will be like all the best things in life. It's free. Carson Elliott, chairman of the Red Shield Appeal, announced last week that tickets to a free roast beef supper will be distributed shortly and all are welcome to attend. Admission will, however, be by ticket only. The dinner will be held at the Darlington Arena Saturday, May 10. II you received a T1 Special Income lax return this year, just bring It to H&R Block. Our specially-trained specially-trained tax experts will save you lime and money by looking Into over 20 areas ol lax savings that don't even appear on the form. Then we'll prepare the return that saves you most. Come In to your nearest H&R Block office soon, or call lor an appointment. Tl Special From Ask about our guarantee. You could get more than you bargained for at II you received a T1 General Income tax return this year, bring it to H&R Block/ Our specially-trained tax experts will look into over 300 deductions, deductions, exemptions, and credits that could save you money. 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This year, it is once again count-, ing on.the generosity of the community. In addition to the free dinner, Bowmanville's Salvation Salvation Army will be raising funds through a household blitz on May 5th, commencing commencing at 6:30 p.m. Police Brief An Oshawa man sustained sustained serious injuries on Friday,- April 4, when his motorcycle struck a dog. Durham Regional Police reported that the incident, occurred at 7:30 p.m. when his vehicle was southbound on the Darlington 11th Line. Tbe motorcycle struck a dog and then went out of control. control. The driver was taken to Sunnybrook Hospital. V TAUNTON POOLS AND SPAS *RESENTS OUR ANNUAL SPRING SEMINAR F« the New or Experienced Pool indSpe Owners We are proud to Introduce Mr. Ray Beagle Canada's most experienced pool educator. ONE NIGHT ONLY! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd 7:30 p.m. HELD AT (/) , Taunton Rd. W. 1 ■ ■ » "THE POLISH VETERANS HALL 1551 Stevenson Road North, Oshawa FEATURING • How to save money on chemicals • Film presentation • Learn proper ways to open your pool • Spa care made as easy as ABC • Pool maintenance that will save costly repairs • Question period FREE ADMISSION • FREE COFFEE • DOOR PRIZES NO CHARGES OR OBLIGATIONS - NOTHING TO BUY EVERYONE WELCOME 571*0189 Sponsored by Taunton Pools Ltd,, 133 Taunton Rd. W.,Oshawa On Thursday evening, March 20th, 1986, TOPS ON870 held their annual Awards Night. There were four KOPS graduates, Linda Tripp, Nancy Sainsbury, Jean Phillips and Lynn Shields. The Division winners were: Div. 4 - Linda Tripp, Div. 5 - Nancy Sainsbury with runner-up being Jean Phillips. Two special plaques were presented: Miss Personality - Joyce Cowan, Miss Inspiration - Shirley Cole. A secret ballot is held on election night to determine the yearly winners. Dorothy Crago was awarded the Perfect Attendance Award, with Joyce Cowan as 2nd. The new executive for the coming year was sworn into office, those being: Marg McCulloch - leader, Shirley Cole - co-leader, Dawn Dennis - secretary, Joan Mairs - treasurer, Jean Danilko - weight recorder and Cecile Yurko - asst, weight recorder. Barb Arnburg received her 8 year KOPS pin and gift and Christine Jones her 12 year pin and gift. Christine Jones, and her committee put together a very enjoyable dinner and decorated the tables with daffodils and Easter colors. Marg McCulloch and her committee looked after the entertainment. Coming events for this club will be a bake sale at the Bowmanville Mall on May 9th and 12 members will be attending Provincial Rally Days in Ottawa on June 5, 6 sikkEns .sikkEns/ 9 Cetol 1 I sikkens Superior quality wood coatings engineered to stand up against the elements. Available at Central Paint and Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S. 728-6809 Oshawa Pi The 'C' championship was won by Buster's Oldtimers of Newcastle who defeated Bowmanville Legion 5-2. Well known author and Oshawa Generals historian Babe Brown is presenting the Ken's Men's Wear trophy to Acting Capt. Jim Hutchison. TOPS Club Holds its Annual Awards Night Orono's Tennant Fuels Oldtimers took top honors in the "B" championship of the King Garden Oldtimers Oldtimers tournament held on April 5th in Bowmanville. Several Bowmanville players filled in for the Orono team, as the Orono Orphans reunion depleted the ranks. Team members on Saturday were, front row, left to right, Grant Flintoff, Gord Lowery, George- Kemp, Bob Sheridan, Hugh German, back row, Jim Rickard, Don Rickard, Archie Courtice, Marus Basic, Kelly Lane, and Wayne Barry. Absent for the photo were Don Mercer, and Keith, Dean, and Jr. West. •«I In the "B" championship Orono's Tennant Fuels King Garden team member, Bob Marjerrison. Gord defeated Ontario Motor Sales 6-3 to win the Broad Lowery accepted the championship trophy from Travel trophy. Orono's Grant Flintoff and Oshawa's C.O.H.A. district representative Mike Kalynko. Tommy O'Connor received the MVP awards from and 7,1986. TOPS stands for "Take Off Pounds Sensibly." TOPS is a large organization, with clubs spread throughout the United States, Canada and many countries throughout the world. The headquarters for TOPS CLUB INC. is in Milwaukee, Wis., U.S.A. Each year there are special events which bring members from other clubs together. There is a local Rally Day for our own area, Provincial Rally Days, which cover a wider area, and are held in alternating cities such as Ottawa, Niagara Falls, London, Toronto and Sudbury. The main inspirational event is "IRD" International Rally Days. They are held in major cities, either in Canada, or the U.S.A. This year it is in Hartford, Conn., U.S.A. Because TOPS is such a large organization, that is definite proof that it works for many, many people. TOPS, is for women, men, teens and pre-teens. If you have the initiative within yourself to lose weight, and would like to join TOPS, attend a meeting convenient for you, be a guest for one evening (some clubs might meet on mornings or afternoon). TOPS ON870 meets at the Bowmanville Lions Centre on Thursday evenings, weigh-ins are from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., with the meeting starting at 7:30 p.m. Be a winner and think trimmer! Contact623-5201. Yours in TOPS, Barb Arnburg TOPS ON870, Bowmanville Opportunity knocks. NATIONAL'S Until May 15,1986, VG National Trust will charge you NO FEE*, whether you need a new mortgage or wish to transfer from another financial institution. Plus, you get: ■ Excellent rates ■ Fast, easy approvals ■ Savings with our flexible plans ■ Mortgage insurance to protect your family for just pennies a day Contact your nearest National Tmst branch today. This is one opportunity you can't afford to miss! 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