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> The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, June 21.1989 15 Businesses Celebrate Centennials SuCCCSSful Year for GllMcS Museum B ° ard J>fcm bersRo11 U P Sleeves f or S, ' e<< j, Jim Woodley, left, of Woodley Saw Mill, and Clifford Clifford Byam, right, of Byam's General Store., were presented presented with plaques at Tyrone Spirit Day, June 10, 11989, to commemorate 100 years each, of continuous 'service to Tyrone and the area, t Photo by Paul Vaneyk Piano Recital at St. John's [ The piano students of Dorothy Payne A.T. O.M. recently recently took part in a recital, held in St. John's Anglican phurch to mark the close of another busy year. I Those taking part included: included: Elizabeth Henry, Christine Christine Ng, Amanda Reurakas, Joy Shantz, Rachel Dies, Julie Julie Wight, Jennifer Rowe, [Danny Rowe, Nicole Simpson, Simpson, Dianne Hogg, Sarah jOke, Donald Payer, Lisa 'Luxton, Wendy Yates, Carolyn Carolyn Watters, Julie Ann Hen ry, Lisa Henry, Laura Stra- vato, Nell Stevenson, Laura Broadbent, Jill Brown, and Terry Head. Several students were unable to take part due to' unavoidable circumstances. There was a good turnout of parents and friends who showed a fine appreciation the young of the efforts of the people involved. The evening evening ended with a duet played by Terry Head and Dorothy Payne and 0 Canada Canada sung by the audience. By Karen Thompson The following is an article written by a mother from the Parent Committee of the 3rd Brownies, 1st Guides and 2nd Pathfinder Units. Our Brownies, Guides, and Pathfinders have had a very busy and fun year. Their leaders as in the past, have managed to combine work and play so as to make the year enjoyable for all. The Pathfinders joined us in the fall, bringing with them wisdom and maturity. They have set a good example for our Brownies and Guides. In the fall, the girls enjoyed their annual Father and Daughter cook-out down at the lake. Once again, the Guides and Pathfinders began serving serving at the Lioness dinners once a month. The Brownies entered a float in the Santa Claus Parade as did the Pathfinders. Enrollments were held in November and December and a very special ceremony was held to celebrate celebrate Charlynn Tillcock's graduation from a Cadet to a Warranted Leader. Christmas was celebrated with special Christmas parties. parties. In April, the girls had an opportunity to spend a couple of hours swimming at the Splash pool. On Easter Monday, while the Brownies and Pathfinders enjoyed a day at the park and hiking, the Guides travelled to the Royal Ontario Museum. A great day was had by all! On May 27th, the Brownies and Pathfinders spent the day in Midland and by all reports, had a wonderful time. I did notice though that the parents parents looked just a touch more worn-out than the girls!!! Throughout the year most had the opportunity to attend various fall and winter winter camps. On May 29th, the Brownie Fly-up and Guide All-Round Cord ceremonies were held at Memorial Park Clubhouse. The mermaid Brownies swam over to meet the Guide Company and the Guides were lassoed and sent down the waterfall where they were met by the Pathfinders. It was good to see the chain of progression from the Brownie fly-up to the Guide Advancement. On June 3rd, the annual Brownie/Guide revel/rally was held at Darlington Park. All the Brownie units and the Guide units from Bowmanville met to enjoy a day of fun. JAMES INSURANCE Broker Limited 24 King St. East, Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 1N2 623-4406 • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS LIFE DOUG JAMES ■'x. 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Telephone 623-2312 "Your Complete Electronics Store" On June 19th, a Canada Cord ceremony will be held for Jeanine Webster. Kim McMaster will receive her Canada Cord in the fall. Both girls completed their gold test weekend at Darlington Darlington Park on June 3rd. Thank you to this mother for taking the time to submit submit this article. To Jeanine and Kim may Bowmanville District congratulate you both for a very fine job in earning your Canada Cords. This is a very prestigious honour in Guiding and we know that you will wear you Cords proudly for all the difficult difficult tasks that you had to complete to receive this honour. honour. One sad note for Bowmanville Bowmanville is that we are losing losing a GOOD leader to Bancroft. Bancroft. Anita Webster has been with the 2nd Brownie Pack. We will miss her but yet we know that Bancroft is getting a terrific leader. One other leader is leaving leaving her unit but has agreed to stay as the Programme Advisor for both the District and the Division Council, Pat Anderson from the 4th Guide Co. She brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise expertise to this position and even though she will be missed as a unit leader, she will be a great asset to the new position she has taken on. Congratulations to both these excellent leaders and may we wish you both every success with the new tasks that you are taking in Guiding. Guiding. O.P.P. News A man has been charged with 25 counts of fraudulent use of credit cards, following an investigation by the Ontario Ontario Provincial Police antirackets antirackets branch. The fraudulent fraudulent loss is approximately $24500. Over a 10-month period, from December, 1987 to October October 1988, credit cards were stolen in Toronto, London, London, Hamilton, Brampton, Kingston, Kitchener- Waterloo, Mississauga, Niagara Niagara Falls, Oakville, Orangeville, St. Catherines, St. Thomas, Windsor and Woodstock. In all but one instance, the cards were stolen from hospital patients. Kenneth Edward Haz- zard, 36, of no fixed address, was arrested May 29 and remanded remanded in custody to appear appear in East Mall Provincial Court in Toronto June 7. Members of the Bowmanville Musuem Board held something resembling a "roofing bee" recently. On June 12, some members of the board gathered at the museum to re-roof the potting shed at the back of the building. Pictured here from the left are: Richard Horton, Horton, vice-chairman; Susan Laing, board member; Pat Mothersill (on the roof), board member; and Irwin Colwell, Colwell, chairman. 75th Anniversary Sale On All In-Store Non Special Items Durham Farmers' County Co-op ORONO ' '* •' )}-( •: • TAUNTON RD. & HWY. 115 - 983-9134 1-800-263-7805 iO a" rsi' -(oo• On Display ... Animals presented by the 4-H Club Case International Farm Tractors FREE Passes for kids to Orono Exotic Cat World (Kids 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult) Events... Co-op Directors B-B-Q Truck Load of Salt Sale Selected Feed Specials Many other Store Specials EVERYONE WELCOME TO SHOP ORONO CO-OP FRIDAY, JUNE 12:00 Noon to 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 24 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Store will be closed until 12:00 Noon on Friday 23