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You've made it a pleasure to be of service to you, friends and customers! Here's hoping your holiday is fantastic! from Isabel, Ethel, Joanne, Marg, Leslie, Shirley, Susan, Yvonne, Kathy, Debbie, Erika and Wendy. NORTH END JUG CITY 101 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville 623-6550 BOWMANVILLE JUG CITY 85 King SI. E., Bowmanville 623-1350 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 22. 1986 5 Ontario Music Christian Assembly Performs at Trinity Church AHOY miSTMAS! A world of peace and ; : goodwill to all our friends and patrons. ; Merry, merry Christmas! From the Staff and Management of. Port Darlington JVIarina Hotel South of Hwy. #401 Exit 432, Bowmanville 623-4925 The voices and instruments of the Ontario Christian Christian Music Assembly were heard last Wednesday evening, December 17, at the Trinity United Church. The musicians performed under the direction of Leendert Kooij, with Andre Knevel serving as accompanist. accompanist. This was the group's annual Christmas Concert in Bowmanville. Homeowners insurance discounts from State Farm. For qualified homeowners, we offer discounts which can make our already low premium even lower. Call for details. 623-3621 BRINKMAN INSURANCE Scugog St. Bowmanville, Ont. OBITUARY Robert Charles Rogers (Buck) After a lengthy illness, Robert passed away at Bowmanville, November 24, 1986. He was the fourth child of nine, born to William Rogers and Mary Anne Catling on Oct. 31, 1899 in London, England in the Parish of West Battersea. In 1902, Robert's family moved to Toronto where he attended Strathcona Public School and later joined the army to serve in WW1. Dennison Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season from your friends and neighbors at Dennison Manufacturing Canada Inc. 200 Base Line Road East, Bowmanville ŸXMÛ//-S 1 Let us keep Christmas close to our hearts, for Its meaning never ends. Its spirit Is the Joy of love with peace and good will towards all men. Skylight Sbonuts 5; 07 Kina St E OPEN I 01 rvuiy • ■ Mon. 5 a.m.-Snt. 12 midnight * I Bowmanville closed Sunday § ? i Durham Regional Cruisers Now Equipped with Shotguns Following the war he took employment with the Canadian Pacific Railways and later went to work at Goodyear in Toronto, until he transferred to the Bowmanville plant in 1926 where he remained until he retired in 1965. During this time, he took leave to serve his country in WWII with the Midland Regiment as arms sergeant. x On January 6, 1926 at St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville, he married Olive May Walmsley Goode. Robert was pre deceased by his wife Olive who passed away Oct. 17, 1985 and brothers William Edward, Dan, Arthur and sister Jane. He is survived by eight children, Walter Goode of Bowmanville, Dorothy ; McLean - B.C., Robert - f London, Barbara Welsm - ['London, Muriel Smith, whitby, Ronald and Ralph, Bowmanville, and Betty Lou Locke of Newcastle. He is also survived by many grandchild-' ren and great grandchildren, as well as brother George and sisters Lillian and Louise, all of Toronto. Robert was a member of the Durham Regional Police increased their protection early this month when 48 Royal Canadian Legion and shotguns were issued to the force. Constable Bill Mills is one of the officers at St. John's Anglican Church. Sixteen Division in Bowmanville who chooses to carry the firearm in his vehicle. STAII FARM Like a good neighbor. Slate Farm is there Slate Farm Fire and Casually Company Canadian Head Oiiice: Scarborough. Ontario 1 Mrsmmmefxm "■'iiiiir Cheery best wishes for a warm and happy holiday. i i Management and Staff of The Bowmanville 1 Foundry Co. Ltd. Telephone 623-3313 * s Joyous carols proclaim the birth of Child King. Let us join in singing His praises. The Management and Staff would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and sincere best wishes for 1986. Matthews and Associates INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED Orono 983-5032 by Tammy Hill The Durham Regional Police Force has decided to increase its officer protection protection by equipping each cruiser with a 12-gauge shotgun. Early this month, Chief of Police Jon Jenkins and the Police Association announced announced that 48 of these firearms would be distributed distributed among the Durham Regional Police. The issue was first brought forward in early spring, when the cruisers had the special gun mounts installed between the driver and passenger seats. The four guns assigned to Bowmanville's Sixteen Division Division cruisers are not left in the cars through the night and are returned after each officer's shift. Signing out a shotgun is left to the discretion of the police officer. "There may be times when an officer is asked to take a shotgun with him. But on a daily basis it is not necessary," said Staff Sergeant John Mairs. Aside from Durham Regional Regional Police, Windsor, Belleville, Belleville, Ottawa and Peel arc the only areas where the mi's our v sineere . pleasure / to serre pou. dear r ,friends. Thanhs! Cook's Texaco 218 King St. E. Bowmanvlllo 623-7113 police cruisers are equipped equipped with shotguns. And in the case of Peel Region, only the supervisors' cars have the weapons. Each of the Durham Police officers went through a one day, 10-hour training session at the Oshawa fire range before the guns were distributed. The cost of each shotgun is estimated at $450, while the mounts in the cruiser cost $100. Durham Course Receives Dental Accreditation The Durham College Dental Assistant and Dental Hygiene programs have received national accreditation status from the Canadian Dental Association. Accreditation is granted for a five year period. In applying for accreditation the College submitted a detailed report on the two programs, their curriculum, personnel, facilities and resources. The report was studied by the C.D.A. Council on Education and Accreditation, which then visited the College to tour the facilities and interview staff and students over a three day period. "Accreditation is an important facet of dental health programs, as it ensures the parameters of academic and clinical experience provided to the student. All Community College and University Dental Programs arc reviewed for accreditation status to encourage specific standards of education throughout Canada" said Hclgn Cuddy, Department Head. When Dental Hygiene students apply to the Royal College of Dental Surgeons for licensing, the C.D.A. accreditation exempts them from the written examination. There arc 75 students currently enrolled In the dental programs at Durham College, HOLIDAY GREETINGS May your homes be filled with all the joys of the season. Thanks and Meny Christmas. 7U Halminen . Homes Limited 30 Caristrap Street, Bowmanville 623-2500 ^ * Holiday * Greetings May you and your family enjoy a happy and joyous holiday. 4 . From the Management and Stall John's Service Centre HAMPTON 263-2202 rmtoemo*