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Pouring tea from a silver service was Mrs. Evelyn Dunn with assistance from Mrs. Jo Davis of this year's staff and Mrs. Darlene Read. During the afternoon the following former Nursery pupils entertained with de- ligntful piano selections: David David Rice; Kristine Coles; Hannah Whately; Cristina Sousa; Janet Anderson and Ginette Purdy. About midway through the party, Mr. Jim Rickard of the Bowmanville Lions Club, spoke briefly of Mrs. Konzelmann's great contribution contribution to the school during her 13 years as Supervisor. He presented her with an elegant elegant leather briefcase. Several Several other Lions members added their appreciation as well. Mrs. Goad then presented presented Irene with a charming charming children's picture by Tri- cia Romance, on behalf of the staff, parents and friends. Mrs. Konzelmann spoke briefly to voice her sincere appreciation for her staff through the years and especially especially to this year's teachers who had organized such a delightful afternoon. She commented on the many changes which have occurred occurred but was so pleased with her association at this school. A tasty afternoon tea had been donated and prepared by the Nursery School mothers mothers and among the special guests at the tea was Mrs. Konzelmann's mother, Mrs. Use Stiebing of Germany. During the afternoon Mrs. Linda McLennan took candid shots of the proceedings. proceedings. The afternoon closed when all present joined in to sing "Farewell Irene" - the words of which had been composed by supply teadjjer - Mrs. Marion Sim. •( Former staff members who attended included Evelyn Evelyn Dunn, Marg Killeen, Elizabeth Anderson, Jenny Hoogsteen and Susan Fetch.. - LCBO Outlet in Janetville On the afternoon of Friday, June 9, Scott Geroux of the car, and it flipped over several times. Police said Oshawa attempted to pull onto the shoulder of High- no charges were laid, way Two just west of Courtice Road. He lost control of Retirement Party Held for Hospital Staff Member Jack Wilson, Chief of the Dietery Services at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, extends best wishes to Helen Browes, who was honored at a retirement party re-, cehtly. On Thursday, June 8th a very delightful retirement party was held at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lions Centre to honor retiring Helen Browes ' for her long years of service at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Helen started working at the hospital in April of 1963 and will be officially retired on June 30th of this year. She started out as a dietary dietary aide and after a few years became the 1st cook. During the interim period the food service was con-. tracte d to Beaver Foods of London Ontario and Helen continued to work for them until now. The. mistress of ceremonies ceremonies was Mrs. Audrey Rogers Rogers who was most capable at her job. The head table consisted of Helen's family and her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Devitt of Clareiriont Ontario. Helen was soundly roasted roasted by her co-workers and the highlight of the evening was the appearance of a real live duck (Vicki Adams). There were beautiful piano piano renderings by Ruth Uy. A letter of recognition for many years of loyal and devoted devoted service in the Nutrition Nutrition Department from Chief Executive Officer R. E. Elston Elston was read by Audrey Rogers. Rogers. Kind remarks were also spoken by Jack Wilson when he was called to the microphone. microphone. "VALUE ADDED" •'89 MIGRA 5 door No charge sunroof and stereo •'89 SENTRA .4 door DLX No charge air conditioning and stereo cassette •'89 KING CAB PICKUP DLX No charge stereo, power steering, bucket seats with jump seats. CALL OR DROP IN TODAY! MIDWAY MOTORS FI NISSAN 1300 Dund.is Street East 'fl5p| Whitby 668-6828 Customer First OUR VOLUME SELLING MEANS YOU SAVE! Copper Wire Stolen from CNR Poles In Newcastle Copper wire was apparently apparently stolen from Canadian National Railway poles in Newcastle over the past weekend. Durham Regional Police report that on June 11, copper copper wire from poles along Toronto St., in Newcastle Village, was taken. Police said Monday that there were no suspects as yet. Liquor Control Board of Ontario Chairman Jack Ack- royd on Wednesday, June 7tn, opened the first LCBO Agency Store outside of northern Ontario. The new agency store is located in the IGA grocery store on Country Road #5 in Janetville, near Lindsay, owned by John and Dorothy Burn and managed by son. Robert Bum. The store will carry more than 60 brands of wine, spirits and beer and will operate from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday Tuesday and Saturday and 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Wednes- On behalf of Beaver Foods, Regional Manager Ross Monroe spoke and presented presented Helen with a Royal Doulton Figurine. Peter Vanderwonden presented presented Helen with a parting cheque from Local 137 CUPE Union. A gold watch from friends and fellow co-workers was presented by Mrs. Marion Booth, a former supervisor for many years in the Dietary Dietary Dept. One would be remiss if they did not mention that a very delicious hot turkey dinner was served by the Lions Lions Club. Helen thanked all those who attended and all who helped to make this a night of memories for the future. Program lished in 1962 to provide service service in remote areas of northern Ontario where it was not economically viable to establish an LCBO store. Agency store are always operated in conjunction with another business, usually a general store or tourist outfitter. outfitter. There are currently more than 70 agency stores operating in Northern Ontario. Ontario. The Janetville IGA is one of five stores selected as part of the LCBO Agency Store Trial Expansion Program which will test the concept of extending service into small rural communities in eastern, southern and central central Ontario. The other four stores selected selected in the trial program, are located in the eastern Ontario communities of Crysler, Finch, Kaladar and St. Eugene. In each of the five communities, communities, the trial program was advertised and local retailers retailers were invited to apply. The selection criteria included included an applicant's experience in the retail trade, the success success of their existing-business, existing-business, the proposed site of the agency store and the level of success most likely to be achieved in fulfilling the customer service objectives of the LCBO. Another five eastern Ontario communities communities will be announced soon for the second phase of the trial expansion program. Agency stores must be about 10 kilometers from an existing LCBO store and must operate in accordance with the Liquor Control Act of Ontario and LCBO guidelines. guidelines. In addition to bringing improved service to consumers consumers who do not have reasonable reasonable access to an LCBO store, the Agency Store Program Program is expected to deliver economic benefits resulting from increased sales by local businesses. For the past 13 years, Irene Konzelmann has served as supervisor of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Nursery School. However, she is retiring from that post as of the end of this term in order to pursue other interests. On Friday, June 9, friends and former students gathered for a farewell party held in her honor at the Lions Centre. Here, Jim Rickard, of the Bowmanville Lions. Club, presents Mrs. Konzelmann with a gift on behalf of the Bowmanville Lions. In addition, three students at the nursery school presented the supervisor with a Trisha Romance picture on behalf of the parents, staff and students. MEN'S PANTS PAIR FOR ONLY n.m F0R PAIR ONLY FOR ONLY PAIR