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4 Thu Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. June 25. 1986 Students at Lord Elgin Excel in Fitness Program Graduates Retirement Party for Newcastle Teacher Held Last Week ■r* The results are in and it has been concluded that this enthusiastic group of children in the Grade Six class at Lord Elgin Public School excelled in the Canadian Fitness Program this year. The children arc awarded bronze, silver and gold crests according to their level of achievement. The two students who received certificates of excellence in Coach Davis' class were David Real and Craig Forsey. Suzanne B. Ball Suzanne B. Ball, daughter of Bruce and Betty Ball, graduated from Queen's University, Kingston, Ont., May 31,1986, with a Bachelor of Arts First Class Honours, degree in Geography. In September, September, Suzanne will begin M.A. studies at Queen's, specializing in Urban/ Economic Geography. Showing off their well-deserved merit awards from the Canada Fitness Program, is this Grade Five class at the Lord Elgin Public School. The group was under the direction of Coach Staples. The two students who received the certificates of excellence in this group were Julie St. Amand and Ryan Stewart. Cynthia D. Ball Cynthia D. Ball, daughter of Bruce and Betty Ball, graduated from the University University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Man., May 25, 1986, with a Bachelor of Arts First Class Honours degree in Art History. History. Cynthia received the University Gold Medal Award for the highest mark in the Art History (General Course). Cynthia iç currently employed at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Community shocked at death Nestleton-Caeaarea Newa by Mabel Cawker We were deeply shocked during the week re the sudden death of a lovely young Blackstock girl - Eleanor Kelly. It is evident that she has been greatly loved and respected by her wide circle of young friends and will be sadly missed by all. Our heartfelt sympathy sympathy goes out to her grieving parents, Gerald and Joyce Kelly, and sisters Elizabeth, Elaine and Esther and many relatives. A great tragedy! Nestleton United Church On a nice Sunday morning John and Marion Hall were the friendly greeters at the door with a very good attendance. The pretty flowers which adorned the sanctuary were from Bernice Mair's garden. Rev. Dale Davis presented inspirational thoughts based on Scripture, I Kings 19: 9-14 and Luke 9: 18-24. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed. Those assisting the minister were Clerk of Session Lawrence Malcolm, Ralph Sadler and Norm Mairs. Norm and Bernice Mairs sang a duet in harmony, "The Church in the Wildwood" with accompaniment accompaniment by Norm on the Omnichord. Omnichord. Mabel Cawker was the organist. Next Sunday, June 29, 10:30a.m. a combined out-door service service of the charge (Nestleton & Blackstock) will be held at the farm of Ivan & Margaret Mountjoy. Take along a lawn chair and feel free to take your own picnic lunch for a fellowship meal. Beverages will be supplied. McNeely Family Re-unlon The annual family re-union and picnic of the McNeely family was held Saturday, June 21st, on the McNeely property at Williams Point. This has become a tradition holding the re-union at the same location for the past 40 years. Over 80 members of the family gathered from all over Canada for this "special" occasion. The feather co operated with a superbly beautiful day filled with glorious sunshine. Acquaintances were renewed and games were played, followed by a tempting repast with plenty of variety to choose from. This was truly a unique re-union as Stan & Daisy celebrated their 56th Wedding Anniversary in April. Wannest congratulations congratulations to one grand couple! Caesarea Card Party At the popular Wednesday evening evening euchre held in the Caesarea Centre Centre and sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary was successful with a good attendance. First prize went to Pearl Day with a good score of 96. Second prize was also high taken by Jim Emerton with 92. Low score - Roy Werry with 43. Lunch was tasty, tasty, provided by the ladies, and served served by Shirley Gettins and Kathy Tromans and a social time was enjoyed. enjoyed. This Wednesday as usual for an interesting night out. Caesarea Community Church On the first day of summer June 22, at 11 a.m. the Caesarea Church had a fine attendance with Rev. Dr. W.H, Crawford conducting the service. service. Kevin and Jerry Adams from the Calvin Seminary, Michigan, USA are assisting for ten weeks. Kevin presented a fine message based based on Galatians - Ch. 3 & 4 re "Life - the family of God" and Jerry was the able pianist. This is a special visit for Kevin & Jerry - they are planning children's programmes in the weeks ahead with much variety. variety. Sounds like a splendid summer program. Trip Enjoyed Welcome home to Roy and Doris Nottingham of Caesarea who are just back after a 10 weeks holiday touring Australia and New Zealand. They had a 22 day bus tour of Australia viewing important places, deserts, out back part of the country, country, etc. In New Zealand they toured the South Island with daughter Nancy Nancy & Greg Raid who live at Cambridge, Cambridge, New Zealand. Roy and Doris took an interesting bus trip through the North Island and saw many unique unique features - one was the different colors of the Tasman Sea which is shallow - and the Pacific Ocean which is very deep and a dark color - a great contrast! The Nottinghams felt New Zealand was a lovely spot with rolling country and everything so lush green. On their way down they spent time in Hawaii for a break and on the way home in Fiji. The whole trip was educational and enjoyable. Trust Doris 'Nottingham's 'Nottingham's mother Mrs. Bray will show improvement soon. She is presently a patient in Dr. Ruddy Hospital in Whitby. Family Interests Barney and Dorothy McCabe of Nestleton, are thrilled about a new grandchild. Benjamin Martin O'Brien was born June 9th, in Etobicoke General Hospital. He is the son of Martin and Janice O'Brien...a little brother for Luke. The McCabes now are blessed with six lovely grandchildren. Our "best wishes!" Jim and Bonnie Bilton and family family recently spent a week with her parents, Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm in Nestleton. Dennis and Laina Malcolm, Jove and. Le ta of Ajax were weekend guests with his parents, Lawrence and Gwen. Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, were dinner guests on Monday evening...a belated Father's Day visit, with Sam and Mabel Cawker at the farmstead. Mrs. Neta Fish of Nestleton, visited from Tuesday to Sunday with son Calvin and Yvonne Holland, Chad, Craig and Alarma Dawn of Bowmanville returning home in time for Communion Service Service at Nestleton on Sunday. Beacock Re-union The Beacock 59th re-union is being being held this coming Saturday, June - CLIP AND SAVE- MARY-ANNE VANSTONE formerly of First Choice welcomes friends and clients to come in and visit Designers Hair Studio Inc. located at 102 Queen Street East 623-1621 BRING IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT AND RECEIVE $5.00 OFF MY $35.00 PERM - CLIP AND SAVE- 28, at 1:30 p.m. at the Blackstock Rec. Centre. The "Touch of Class" from Seagrave will be singing in the evening. Annual Re-union Held The annual Van Nest Re-union was held in the Nestleton Community Community Centre on Sunday last with over fifty family members in attendance. A delicious luncheon was partaken of at 2 p.m. Visiting was a highlight! Relatives were present from many points within Ontario. Region Approves Command Post Arrangement For Police Durham's regional council council has put the finishing touches on an arrangement which will result in the purchase purchase of a $90,082 mobile command post for thé Durham Regional Police. Regional council voted last Wednesday to approve the expenditure. A report before regional council noted that half of the cost will come from Ontario Ontario Hydro and the remainder remainder will be furnished by the Ontario Ministry of the Solicitor Solicitor General under its joint emergency planning program. The mobile command post will provide a communications communications and command centre in the event of a natural natural or man-madë emergency. The Ontario Hydro funds come from a special account account set up by Hydro to compensate the municipality municipality for adverse impacts caused by the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. Station. Whitby Mayor Bob At- tersley, speaking on behalf of the Durham Police Commission, Commission, complemented the Town of Newcastle for helping helping to arrange funding for the mobile command centre. Courtice Secondary School FINAL REPORTS Students may pick up their final report at the school on Friday, June 27th after 10:00 a.m. or during the summer Monday through Thursday, 8:00 -12:00 and 1:00 - 4:30 or Friday, 8:00 - 12:00 noon. Please note that reports WILL NOT be mailed. A retirement party for well known teacher Lyle Mr. McMahon and his wile Margaret are pictured ; McMahon was held at Newcastle Village Public here with Principal Ray Simser, left, and ■ School last week with a large crowd in attendance. Education Board Ward III trustee Bob Willsher. Region Pays yjp Hairstyling Draw Raises 9 200 for Hospital . 45% More for Its Insurance Dmfham's regional council council wBl be spending close to $800,000 this year to provide insurance coverage for the Durham Region. "There has been a general general loosening of the liability liability insurance market," observed observed Jim Witty, chairman of Durham's finance committee committee during a regional council session in Whitby last Wednesday. This has meant that Durham has found it somewhat somewhat easier to obtain coverage coverage than did municipalities faced with the prospect of renewing their insurance in January. Nevertheless, the Region will pay approximately 45 per cent more for coverage in 1986/87 than in the 1985/ 86 year for an initial package package insuring against liability, liability, damage to automobile fleet, and environmental liability. Durham also opted for a further $7.5 million million in liability coverage which will cost $45,714. Councillor Witty explained that the Region felt the additional liability protection was "a good insurance insurance buy." Councillor Tom Edwards disagreed ,with the decision. decision. He stated that municipalities municipalities should move towards towards self-insurance. "As long as these increases continue, continue, more and more municipalities municipalities are going to go along the same route," he said. VIP Hair Styling has donated $200 to the Memorial Hospital fund-raising , program as the result of a recent draw organized by owner Marg Gilpin. The shop offered a "Wrinkles" puppet as first prize in the raffle. And the winner : was Doreen Youngman. From left are: Keith Jackson, representing the Memo- î rial Hospital Foundation; Mrs. Gilpin, Mrs. Youngman, and her five-year-old daughter, Leanne. The presentation of the prize and the cheque to Memorial Hospital Foundation took place last week. Helen E. Simon Helen E. Simon, daughter of John and Christine Simon, graduated from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Toronto, with a B.A. in Interior Design. Helen is now' working for an Interior Design firm in Toronto. Lift Truck Driver Wins Top Honors In Contest Don Smith, a Bowmanville Bowmanville resident employed as a lift truck driver for General General Motors, won top honors in the I.A.P.A. lift truck rodeo held in Oshawa. His placement at the Industrial Industrial Accident Prevention Prevention Association's Oshawa competition enabled him to compete in Niagara Falls where he placed fourth out of 70 drivers from across Ontario. Don Smith has been employed employed at General Motors for the past 27 years and has captured other lift truck driving awards in previous years. Last year, he was second in the national level competition competition for General Motors and he also earned a second place finish in this year's GM competition. STUFFED ANIMALS GREAT FAREWELL SALE STORE WILL BE CLOSED JUNE 30 AND JULY 1 4o is. $34.50 42* Books Collars and Leads Flea Collars Rawhide Shampoo Toys Bird Cages Fish Supplies A-N-F- "M" 30% OFF up fo30 /o OFF A-N-F-"30" 20% OFF buy 3 get 1 FREE buy 1 get 1 FREE 20% OFF 20% OFF OR MORE! upto30% OFF 40 ib$20.00 6oz.' Kal Kan, Miss Mew, Pamper, Purrr, 9 Lives Kal Kan, Miss Mew, Purrr l4oz.75^ Puss 'n Boots m oz 2 for 99 0 Purrr. 4 kg.$7-99 TamiAmi 20 ib$22-90 Alpo, Derby 14oz.3 fOT $1.99 Nutram Adult 20 kg.$16-00 Wayne Bite 25 lb.$10-99 - prices based on cash & carry - ALL PRICES IN EFFECT WHILE SUPPLIES LAST; SHOP EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION Mike and Joyce will be saying good-bye with regrets, on July 5,1986. We had to decide between the store and the dogs.. STUFFED ANIMALS PET FOODS 122-124 Waverley Rd., Bowmanville Ont. 623-1415 HOURS . Weekdays 10-8 Saturday 9-6 Closed Sunday