The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

> i Mother and Daughter Join Brownie Pack Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. March 15.198!) 9 Optimists Host Young Speakers at Oratorical Competition Happy Birthday Hello, my name is Christopher Heldsinger and I'll be five years old on March 21, 1989 (same birthday as my Daddy). My little sister is Amanda Mary and my favourite uncle is Uncle Stephen. My parents are Paul and Julie Heldsinger of Bowmanville. The Bowmanville Optimist Club hosted its annual Oratorical Contest on Wednesday evening, March 8, at the King Family Restaurant. Participants are shown here, along with two representatives from the Optimist Club. From left are: Sam Ivanoff, chairman of the Oratorical Contest, Carolyn Watters, Theresa DeJong, Mark Read, Craig Rickard, Grace Freethy, and Bill Whaley, Optimist Club President. The winning winning boy was Mark Read and the winning girl was Carolyn Watters. Both are students at Bowmanville Senior Public School. YOUR LOCAL GM DEALERS CHEVROLET o PONTIAC » OLDSMOBILE » BU8CK » CADILLAC » CHEVY & GMC TRUCKS i M Total ] f I AN' 1 0.000 RliOMIf RE WmiUV sir TOUR CM DC Alt Rf OR FULL DETAILS 'MSRP loi Ihit now 1989Chovrolot or GMC lull-tuo C/K pickup truck a $ 15.485 /U equipped mdouribod Dealer may tell lor lott Price include»» J-tpeed aulomatic irantmiuion, «tiding rear window, metallic paint, rally whoclt. and engine upgrade to 501VB at no outra charge on vehicles delivered from March 6 through dote ol buvnntt April I, 1989 Price includes 5100 00 Striping package cost Vehicle may not bo immediately available Iront dealer stock Dealer trade may bo necessary Freight charges, insurance, licence, and applicable sales taxes not included OHer includes dealer participation Oder >•«. ! ud<»s Based on 00 month Smorlieoteanu MS Id 1 as indicated to avulihrd retail tiuyer. n m down payment ol S 1506 00 lease rate-netlei » Match ôte Api. I I 6'J Security Depax. may be required Some mileage conditions may apply ?4. 36. and 48 month plan-, a'sv available Freight charges insurance, licence and apphr i. '.» uil«»\ la»«»s not included See your individual dealer lor Iroighl charges Dealer may ease lor less VEHICLES MAY NOT BE EXACTLY AS SHOWN SEE YOUR PARTICIPATING GM DEALER FOR FULL DETAILS. ONTARIO GM DEALERS ASSOCIATION do 180 Lesmlll Road Don Mills, Ontario M3B 2TS KIBffl SB «0 B EBBS an» 223 SPECIALLY-PRICED LIMITED EDITION STRIPING PACKAGE NO CHARGE SLIDING REAR WINDOW METALLIC PAINT RALLY WHEELS WE'VE ADDED TO THE TRUCK. NOT TO THE PRICE. STILL THE MAX BYCHEVY& GMC ONLY UNTIL APRII1 ST . The Max. It's never been seen before, and after April 1st, it'll never be seen again at this price. It's a once-in-a-lifetime offer available now at your local GM Dealer. But remember - when they're gone, they're gone. NO CHARGE ENGINE UPGRADE T05.0LV8 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION The Second Bowmanville Brownies welcomed a new leader and a new Brownie to their ranks on Tuesday, March 7. Susan Larsh was inducted as a Guider and she will be the pack's "Snowy Owl". Her daughter, Allison, was inducted as a Brownie. Here, the new members receive their pins from Louise Neiman (left), Brown Owl; and Anita Webster (right), Magic Owl. Elizabethville News By Mrs. Thickson On Thursday we had a few more out to play euchre. Miss Carruthers read a thank you letter from Ona Gardiner. Bingo was held in the evening. On Friday about 50 gathered gathered for the World's Day of Prayer service at Garden Hill church. Our president of the U.G.W. Mrs. Peacock opened the service. We followed followed the program supplied. Mrs. Peacock gave us a short introduction of Burma and explained about the leaders who had made up the program. We had representatives representatives from Welcome, Canton, and Perrytown charges and the program was divided into sections, three ladies from each charge taking part. The folder folder had two new songs which Mrs. Cruise had us run over so' that we were able to sing them during the service. Mrs. Sedgwick brought us an excellent message on Prayer written from a book by Mrs. Barkley. After the services the Garden Hill ladies ladies served cookies and coffee coffee or tea. On Sunday not as many out due to the ice. Reverend Sedgwick opened with, The Lord our God is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love. Scriptures were read from Luke 15: and 2 Cor. 5: The story of the prodical [ Speedy\fVinyl / Prompt Mobile Service For All Vinyl and Leather Products • Swimming Pools • Recreational Vehicles • Household • Marine • Commercial • Automotive Liquid vinyl bonding method QUALITY WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED For a free estimate, call collect BILL McQUAID (416) 372-3772 SPRING SAVINGS BOOK YOUR HOUSE LOT AT 1988 PRICES fora limited time You can take advantage of last year's pricing on Dashwood's Full range of windows and entry systems for your new home. bring your plans to our showroom today for your no obligation estimate crafting premium quality products for fine homes since 1928, 170" son. The choir sang. He had a minute with the children on the Bible story that he read. Mr. Peacock and Mr. Watkins took up the offering. offering. Mr. Quantrill was at the door. Reverend spoke on a time for Gladness, the return return of the wayward son. Coffee was served at the close. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler had a booth at the Belleville Recreation Show where he displayed his new motor homes on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew, Mr. and Mrs. John Sevenhuysen were there on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Trew and family called at Mr. and Mrs. K. Trew's Sunday. Mrs. Mae Muldrew had Mr. and Mrs. B. McIntosh for dinner on Sunday. Little Jonathon Burton celebrated his fifth birthday on Sunday and had David and Greg Austin, Bethanne and Adam Yarema, Mary Trew,, and Irene Beatty. Mr. and Mrs. C.Mercer had Darryl Terbenchc and girl friend Joan on Sunday and had Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had Dr. and Mrs. G. Brown, Edmonton and Shane Peacock Peacock for tea Friday evening. Mark and Linda Peacock were home on Sunday. Sorry to report that Garnet Garnet McMurray broke his wrist this week tobogganing tobogganing with the grandchildren. grandchildren. Mrs. A. Peacock has the flu. Miss Viola Lee and sister Phylis, Peterborough were with Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock Peacock on Friday afternoon. Mr. Joe Sevenhuysen and Eve called at Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler's Sunday. They are looking to buy a house as he retires this year. CA$H Dining A/ea Kitchen 3' x 10* ureal Room 24- x 17*6* fccaklasl Palio iLXfli 1DASHWOOD WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE 1200 phillip murray avenue oshawa 436-1344 H&R BLOCK Why wait for your tax refund when you could get Cash Back fast? II you qualify you can get a cheque lor 85% ol the first $300 ol your tax refund and 95% ol Ihc rest. Plus your lax return will be accurately prepared al no extra charge. So why wail lor the refund cheque to arrive by mail? Ask about Cash Back at H&R Block. W>u usually get your refund wilhln two working days. Available at most H&R Block Offices We've moved to Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E. 623-6957 ON TRIAZINE-RESISTANT PIGWEED & LAMB'S-QUARTERS Edge controls triazine-rcsistant pigweed pigweed and lamb's-quavtcrs. Plus Edge controls a wide range of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds. Edge delivers all this control at a price that just might he less than you're used to paying. Edge is registered for use in soybeans, white beans, kidney beans and canola, Edge delivers performance as promised, For more information contact your local herbicide supplier Oil ELANC0 305 Consortium Court London, Ontario N6E2S8 (519) 681-5261 'ELANCO nml EDGE nru ruglstuiml Irntlumiitks ol Ell Lilly nnd Company. ELANCO Division Ell Lilly Cnnntin Inc. Is n mglslorud usor. 01630289