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i \ The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, June 7. lit;'.'! !) Outstanding Volunteers Honored During Heritage Week Activities wm wmÊM 5 • J J At the opening of Heritage Week '89 held on Friday ence in attendance at the Town Hall square. The re- evening, May 26, Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard in- cipients of the award are June Clark and Clarence troduced the town's volunteers of the year to the audi- Martin. Lawn Bowlers Are Back in Full Swing This Season By Norm Smith Lawn bowling in Bowmanville Bowmanville got off to a good start on Sunday, May 21, 1989, when all the gteens were occupied for the first event of the season - two jitneys jitneys of eight ends each - at the Club's premises at the corner of Queen and Temperance Temperance streets. The games were preceded by a business meeting of all members at which the new President, Frank Parise, presided. He was supported by Oscar Wollstein, Vice-President; Margaret Parise, Secretary; Wanda Hall, Treasurer (who reviewed the Club's very satisfactory satisfactory financial position); Doris Wollstein, Tournament Tournament Secretary; and Lloyd Woods, Greens Chairman. In previous years there have been separate meetings meetings of the two clubs, men's and women's, but in 1988 the two clubs followed the example of the parent provincial provincial organizations and merged. Following the games, there was. standing room only for a sumptuous pot- luck supper at which the cu- skills linary Is of our female - . JJf - , 7.- z t-iv > ' l r--if--1 I n -ÿ; >: ; 'à ■ SS-/ i*-***^ An open house was held at the Forestree Place sen- Bowmanville Senior Citizens and Community Care iors' apartment on May 29 to celebrate Heritage were also in attendance to provide information about Week. Ladies from Forestree Club 108, a seniors' club services for seniors in the community. Pictured here in the building, provided a lunch for visitors touring from club 108 are from the left: Irene Robinson, Mu- "the facility. The Tyrone Senior Citizens' Club, the riel Yeo, Peggy Pridie and Ethel Carleton. The gymnasium at Clarke High School was rocking June 1. The performance was part of the Heritage to the music of 'Tanglefoot" last Thursday evening, Week '89 celebrations. S\ ALL SEASON'S holiday ltd. MOTOR HOME & TRAILER SHOW JUNE 9th, 10th & 11th WEEKEND BONANZA SALE! 10% Discount on Parts. Bring in our Coupon for 1,000.00 rebate on any new motorhome or 500.00 rebate on any used motorhome or 500.00 rebate on any new or used trailer We have top of the line units. Wide Selection Clip and Save rri i ALL 5TH WHEELS TRAILERS MOTOR HOMES SEASON'S HOLIDAY LTD. FANTASTIC SAVINGS $$ SATURDAY NITE ENTERTAINMENT Hamburgers Soft Drinks Coffee and a DANCE FREE PARKING ON REQUEST. CALL US. 416-983-9123 • Buy the best this weekend CLASS A - Holiday Rambler CLASS C - Royal Coach Holiday Rambler 5th Wheels 28' - 40' Clip and Save i 115 HWY. ORONO JUST EAST OF OSHAWA 1.5 MILES N. OF 401 (416) 983-9123 SAVE <1 COUPON 10% Discount on Parts. Bring In our Coupon lor $1,000 rebate on any now motorhome *500 rebate on any used motorhome *500 rebate on any new or used trailer PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR VALUABLE SAVINGS Valid only on dales June 9th, 10th & 11th, 1989 - ONE PER SALE I M T1 ■ -- ry sk members were again in evidence evidence - the food was much too tempting for those of us who are, or should be, on diets! . All members were delighted delighted with the improvements improvements to clubhouse and grounds made possible by the hard work of a few devoted devoted bowlers and the generous generous grant from the federal Department of Health and Welfare under the New Horizons Horizons program. The clubhouse clubhouse has been fully insulated insulated and new electrical heating installed so that.it may be used for social events during the winter months. New plumbing has also been provided and the kitchen modernized. Outside, new lightweight "bowlpushers" have been obtained obtained as well as a new sprinkler system and a handsome wire fence. A new mower and a verticutter (to remove "thatch") have been provided to facilitate the excellent excellent work already done on the greens under the direction direction of Lloyd Woods who, among his other skills, is the capable Treasurer of Ontario Ontario Lawn Bowls. Still to be v completed is landscaping in the northeast corner of the property where a brick patio will provide much needed space for our associate members and friends to enjoy watching the stirring contests we expect expect will be features of our six tournaments later in the season. Advance notice and results of these will be given in The Statesman in due course by the writer who is happy to take up his pen once more after spending several happy summers in his native England. It is a matter of sincere regret to him, and to all other bowlers in our Club and District, that Morgan Lunney is no longer with us to delight us in the writer's periodic absences absences with his inimitable stories of our activities. On Thursday, June 8, the Club is sponsoring a special evening in support of The War Amputations of Canada's Canada's Child Amputee (Champ) Program. All entry fees for the usual two-game jitney will be given to this deserving organization. The officers and members of the Club wish to acknowledge acknowledge with grateful thanks the co-operation of the Town of Newcastle in all our efforts efforts to provide better facilities facilities for our citizens, the generosity generosity of a donation made by Mr. Rick Bates, and the continuing support of Mr. John M. James, Editor- Publisher, The Canadian Statesman, in permitting us to record our' activities and to illustrate them with his excellent photographs. For Life insurance, check with State Farm. •Permanent Life. •Term Life. •Universal Life. Dirk Brinkman Scugog St,, Bowmanville 623-3621 Liko a good noighbor, Statu Farm is thorn MIRACLE'S ^Qr wilh Prices effective at Miracle Food Mart and Miracle Ultra Mart in all departments until Saturday, June 10'89 only. Savings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ABC LAUNDRY DETERGENT 5 litre box COUPON ■■LOW Assorted Flavours Drinkin' Box McCAIN TETRA DRINKS OR JUICES 3 x 250 ml pkg. Processed Cheese Food Slices Regular, Mozzarella or Swiss KRAFT SINGLES pkg. Of 24/500 g Assorted Flavours BEATRICE CLASSIC ICE CREAM 2 litre tub PANTRY SHELF CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 184 g tin 7 Product of U.S.A. or Mexico No. 1 Grade RED OR GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES . Assorted Varieties LANCIA PASTA 900 g pkg. .99 o . v/ •.,1 Fearman's BLACK FOREST STYLE BACON 500 g pkg. 1.291.49 Product of U.S.A. No. 1 Grade CALIFORNIA NEW WHITE POTATOES 10 lb. paper bag 3.99 MIRACLE COUPON .50/T54 Ground From 100% Beef LEAN GROUND BEEF 5i05 perhg QQ per ib ABC Laundry Detergent 5 litre box miracle loodmotl 199 WITH THIS COUPON Limit ono box per coupon Valid June 6 until June 10*89 Special price without coupon le 2.40 plue tax TASTE DELIGHT RASPBERRY OR CHOCOLATE ROLLS pkg. of 4 99 MIRACLE COUPON .30 SHOPSY'S ■ Processed Cheese Food Slices j Regular, Mozzarella or Swiss i Kraft i Singles | pkg. of 24/500 g WITH THIS COUPON Limit ono pkg. per coupon Valid Juno B until Juno 10'BO Spool»! prloo without coupon 1» 2.09 CORNED BEEF OR PASTRAMI .88 per 100 g per lb Sliced or Shaved 3.99 OVER 500 ADDITIONAL SPECIALS EVERY WEEK