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The Canadian Statesman. Itowmanville. June 10. 1987 Section Two ' " ~ - r High Flying Trampoline Champs Thrill Students at Courtice . V. •/:: ■■■. „ ; zJ'tS&iX jtL> i Happy First Birthday Hi! My name is Brad Pingle and I celebrated my first birthday on April 19, 1987. My dad and mom are Doug and Chris Pingle and I have a big brother Craig and a big sister Beth. My grandparents are' Ron and Mary Pingle of Oshawa, Frank Sidler of Whitby and Irene Nedham of Oshawa. My great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore of Whitby and Mr. Karl Sidler of Ajax. Crime Stoppers information regarding any Criminal offence, or people, who are in possession of stolen property, call Crime Stoppers. You don't have to give your name or appear in court. You will be given a code number to identify yourself, if you want to pick up your reward later. The Crime Stoppers numbers are: 222-8477 - Ajax- Pickering areas; 1-800-387- 8477 Free from all phones including pay phones. Sgt. Sandy Ryrie is the Police Officer involved in the program. You can contact him through the Crime Stoppers numbers or at the Durham Regional Police Force for further information. Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a Break, Enter and Theft which occurred at the Hasty Market, 822 Whites Road, Pickering on March 26th this year. Between 12:30 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. the glass in the front door was broken and a quantity of cigarettes was stolen. There have been several similar incidents in the past months. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading leading to the arrest of the people responsible for these offences. Similar rewards will be paid for TIPS leading to an arrest in any serious crime. If you feel you may have Forinsurance call STATE FARM INSURANCE ® Don Irvine 623-4482 108 Waverley Rd., Bowmanville Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Stile rjfiii li.surznce Companies Canadian Head Offices: Scarbofough. Ontario FREE TOP SOIL In order to develop sufficient space for the Heliport the hospital needs to clear the east portion of its property and will therefore provide free top soil to area residents as below indicated. PLACE: Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville East portion ol new parking lot off Queen St. WHEN: Saturday, June 13,1987 ■ 0800 hours to 1800 hours - ELIGIBILITY: Any resident of Bowmanville and . surrounding areas, using hand equipment and private vehicles, trailers, etc. NO CONTRACTORS AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT ALLOWED Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville reserves the right to refuse individuals as its representatives see fit. Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville will not accept responsibility for damage or personal injury as a, result of this offer. by Carolyn Hepburn The "Tramp Champs" bounced into town last week. The trampoline troupe from Toronto gave a demonstration demonstration of the do's and don'ls and the right way to have fun on a trampoline, at Courtice Secondary School on June 2. The members of the troupe, Durango Coy, coach and manager; Dan Normand; Normand; and visiting performer, performer, Frank Naylia, gave the audience just what they came to see. There were plenty of flips, turns, somersaults, somersaults, improvised bantering bantering between the players,and the odd rest on the ce il Hi g. Frank Naylia, a former 14-year member of the "Tramp Champs" left the troupe two years ago to form his own group, "Air Fantasy". Fantasy". He describes his group as aerial ballet, with some dancing, and he has a chance to choreograph his own shows. Frank was the 1975 Canadian Canadian Trampoline Champ, and in 1980 he broke two world records.,,,' While lié le ft'the "Tramps' Champs" on good terms, he credits'Coach Durango Coy with helping him become interested in trampolining 15 years ago. "Durango has a special quality of performing, he likes to have fun and allows us to enjoy ourselves," said Frank. He also credits Durango as the founder of the type of show performed at Courtice last week. "If you see a similiar [ Vincent Massey News ] By Sarah Oke The grade four's went on a trip to Canton Pioneer School. When they got back I interviewed two students, Deanne Desrocher 'and Kyle Shacklelon. This is what they said. Deanne Desrocher -- "The activity I liked best was the math lesson. We did adding and subtracting. It was just like a normal school day except it was in the pioneer day so we used a slate. The school was old, there weren't too many desks," said Deanne. Deanne also liked the three legged race, her partner was Bryar Jones. Kyle Shacklelon -- "The activity I liked best was when we learned how to use a quill pen. A quill pen is a feather with a sharp end that you put in ink to write. Kitchen, McCallum & Porter CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS JOHN G. MANUEL, CGA DONALD K. KITCHEN, CGA, CIA PARTNERS 118 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE, ONT. L1C1N5 (416)623-6555 'kff 1 For children 6 -14 years of age. The YMCA Day Camp, operating in the Bowmanville/Newcastle area, will help your child develop confidence, independence and a feeling of self-worth, while teaching "real life" skills like fair play and co-operation. IT S GREAT FUN TOO! Look at all the exciting events planned Cor camp this year: - campouts - nature skills - crafts - orienteering - songs - swimming - games For more information, or to register for the best summer of your child's life, call THE YMCA NOW! WT THE YMCA 008-0808 , DURHAM REGION I Bringing Quality To Life One of the many things I saw was a spinning wheel," said Kyle. I asked them both if they would like to live in the pioneer days. "Yes I would like to because because it would be fun," said Deanne. "No, I wouldn't like to because because there would be no TV's,' said Kyle. The students and Mrs. Landry and Mrs. Strong dressed up like pioneers. They used slates, quill pens and looked at some old textbooks. There were many items around the room from that time, such as a scrub board and a paddle paddle (for removing bread from the oven). By Kim McMaster On Thursday, May 21, Scan Brown, Kim McMaster and Mrs. Avery went to the Patrol Jamboree in Ottawa. We stayed three days at the Carleton University. There were 64 patrollers there from Durham Region. There were also patrollers from all over Canada. While in Ottawa, we saw the Governor General giving giving a lifesaving award to two patrollers, we toured the Museum of Science and Technology, we went on a tour of the Parliament Buildings and we went for lunch at the Civic Centre. We were supposed to see the RCMP musical ride and the Sky Hawks Parachute Team but we missed it because because of bad weather. All of the patrollers were supposed supposed to be in a parade on Saturday but it was cancelled cancelled because of rain. In our spare time we went shopping, swimming, had dances at night or were busy trading pins. I would like to thank the Durham Regional Police for organizing the trip. Also thanks to the officers and chaperones who went with us. I think everyone had a fun time. J sure did! trampoline show, you can bet that it is a spin-off from Durango," said Frank. Durango, a self-proclaimed self-proclaimed actor has plenty of artistic freedom when creating a show. "It gives me a chance to write my own material," said Durango. While Durango believes in trying new things, you can rest assured that if something doesn't work, it will either be improved upon or discarded. The other member of the troupe, Dan Normand, is a fairly new member to the group but not to the art of trampolining. Dan, a seven- year veteran to trampolining, trampolining, is also a champion in his own right, having won a synchronized title in recent years. While there are only two members to the group right now, the possibility of hiring hiring a female Ira m poli nisi is never far from mind. At the moment the duo is quite happy, but they are keeping their eyes open. The "Tramp Champs" road show takes them lo many different places, including including fairs, exhibitions, and Christmas shows. They have become quite adept at packing up and moving on very quickly. Their business card says "Trampoline Theatre by Polished Professionals". It does not lie. Their improvised improvised entertainment, mixed with some thrilling routines, gives the audience audience a chance lo see how that big rubberized mat was really intended to be used. Women Teachers Honor Retirees, Welcome New Executive The Northumberland and Newcastle Women retary; Lise Hendrick, Public Relations; Karin Mur- Teachers'Association elected its executive for 1987- phy, Goodwill Convenor; Mary Gunn, Director for 88 at their meeting on June 3. From left are: Jan Region 4; Cathy Coon-Brooks, Shelley Leask, execu- Sousa, Recording Secretary; Billie Kemp, Past Pres- live members. Absent: Kathleen Whatcly, Status of ident; Joanne Crookshank, President; Lois Yellow- Women, and Patti Fairhart-Jones, executive lees, Treasurer; Margrete King, Corresponding Sec- member. Look ma, no hands! Frank Naylia, a 15-year veteran of trampolining made it look so easy as the "Tramp Champs" performed at Courtice Secondary on June 2. Frank, who was with the group for 14 years, and appeared as a guest, has recently formed with his own trampoline troupe called "Air Fantasy". The "Tramp Champs" spend their time travelling from show to show, thrilling audiences audiences with their twists, somersaults, and the odd rest on the ceiling. Pictured in the back is the group's coach and manager, Durango Coy. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Northumberland and Newcastle Women Teachers' Education will certainly miss the teaching skills of Association held in Bowmanville June 3. Pictured the above ladies as they prepare for retirement, from left: Jean Staples, Bernice Puk, Billie Kemp, They were honoured at the recent meeting of the Jean Rice, and Rosemary Merkley. The more complex your needs become,, the more you'll appreciate the simplicity of borrowing from us. First you need a car. Then a home. Then a second car.-' How about home improvements? Or a larger home? Investments? National Trust understands that the more successful you become, the more complex your needs become. So we've made borrowing as simple as: One: Come in or call us. You'll find our rates competitive and our staff friendly and courteous. Two: We'll complete an application. Three: Leave the rest to us. We'll get you your loan or mortgage quickly and tailored to your needs. 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