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t 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 4,1990 Foul Weather Hurts Plans of Cancer Society The local branch of the Canadian Cancer Society is hoping its campaign goal will be reached this year even though Mother Nature has thrown them a curve. Each April the Canadian Cancer Society hits the sidewalk sidewalk peddling daffodils to raise money for cancer research. research. / Temperature fluctuations in British Columbia in 1989 damaged the daffodil crop for this year. Rain, followed by a sudden sudden cold snap and high winds, created rot in the bulbs. The result is that many daffodils bloomed this spring but didn't flower. This reduced the numbers of daffodils available for the campaign. The Canadian Cancer Society Society decided that rather than spending extra money to purchase blooms from outside the country (which would mean less money spent on research) they would reduce the number of flowers in each bunch for sale from 10 to eight. A spokesperson from the Society said they are grateful grateful to the public for the support support it shows by purchasing daffodils each year and regrets regrets not being able to provide provide the usual amount. But that doesn't mean flowers won't be available. Mary Tillcock, daffodil day convenor, said 30,000 blooms will be available in Bowmanville, Newcastle and Orono. Pre-orders will be taken tomorrow (Thursday April 5) and street sales will be done on Friday, April 6. Door-to-door canvassing will be carried out during April. The goal for the campaign campaign this year is $60,300. If you happen to be missed but wish to support the Society please contact the local unit at P.O. Box 42, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, L1C 3K8. Rotaiy Club to Help Restore Museum Room The last untouched room of the Bowmanville Museum may be restored in the near future. The belvedere,; the room at the top of the staircase on the second floor, is slated for renovations thanks to tlrd : Bowmanville Rotaiy club. Charles Taws, curator at the museum, said the club wished to donate $5,000 to the museum but wanted the money to be used for a special special project. At the present time, the curator is looking at costs and suggestions for restoring restoring the room. He explained that the belvedere is an architectural feature of the house that could be used for storage. Because heat rises, the room was designed to attract attract warm air in the house up and out through the windows windows of the belvedere to keep the second floor of the house cool. Artifacts won't be displayed displayed in the room though because the temperature fluctuates between hot and cold. Instead, he said, there may be some reproductions of artifacts put on display. An additional roiling will have to be put in the stairway stairway and rubber mats will be installed on the steps because because the steps leading to the room are very stoop. Mr. Taws said he had spoken to Chester Jury, the grandson of the family who originally owned the house, to find out what use the family had made of the room and found that it had been used ns an attic. Shelves that were around the walls of the room will be put back, he said. Mr. Jury also told the curator curator that, as children playing playing in the house, they used to crawl out the windows of the belvedere and lie on the roof to sunbathe. The mam purpose of the room, however, was to cool the house. A decision on the renovations renovations is still being looked into Bach a Fighter Support ■ mtm mmm mm mmm' A " « ■ __ ___ mm . . We Invite You To The 6th Annual ' : ' ; v. : ' . ■ I ' ~ : , 1 -- ^ Sw ' t / k Sheep Shearing Demonstration Will take place at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Bring the kids to see the lambs and watch the ewes being sheared. DINNER and DANCE at the Lions Centre Saturday, April 7th at 7 p.m. Tickets - $12.50 each _ _ . „ Jk C m u ^ teat Cutting Display A well-known butcher will demonstrate demonstrate meat cutting for you at 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. He will provide commentary as he demonstrates each step of the process. Tickets will be available for Lucky Draws: Lamb Chops, Roasts, etc. Tickets are only $1.00. "Learn and Win for $1.00"! I ' 1 ^ I &'I I x I F ^ " ::: k I \ | | ■ I ■ > I I A N 'f ' l l Lamburgers - $2.00 1/4 lb. of pure lamb on a hamburger bun cooked to perfection on a barbecue and served with all the garnishes. Lamb Pies - $1.50 Meat Pies cooked just the way you like them! No fillers or additives. . Served piping hot! Take some home! I want to win the sheepskin on Lamb Awareness Day! l £ j Name... I Address i ii I i ^ i • ■ k. Sti • Jt Y_^Ükt| ptèâ N mm • 1 .................i i 1 Postal Code. 1 l I ^ • j/ P l I / j * Sheepskin Draw Fill in your name, address and. telephone number and bring it to the Lions Centre on Saturday between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. and drop it in the è 1» f Lucky Draw Box. 1 V y » - '.Î#Vil* V ' ' • I \ I Have someone call me about f the Ontario Spring Lamb { J ' Q Send me a list of producers. | ."-V "•¥ i : I lipw m mmmmm U m * Beaver Lumber 246 King St. East Bowmanville Telephone 623-3388 "Down South Enterprise" Bruce Down R.R. 4, Oshawa 728-3550 Wholesale - Retail Prescription Lawn and Forage Seeds Domestic and Wild Bird Feed Chaitanya Farms "Free Range" Ontario Lamb Fresh Supplies Year Round Barry and Leslie James R.R. 1, Newtonville 983-9549 Durham Farmers Co-op Hwy. 115 - Taunton Rd. Orono 983-9134 Hardware Supplies-Work Clothing Feed Mill - Tack Shop - Fertilizers, Chemicals, etc. '"You Don't Have To Be A Member" Blyleven - Stoter Insurance Brokerage Inc. General Insurance R.R 6, Bowmanville 623-5300 Hub International Equipment Ltd. Box 189, Brooklin, Ont. Phone 416-655-4401 "Where iservice is more than a part or a promise -It's an attitude" E, R, (Randy) Hathaway Dennis Anderson Chev Olds Ltd. 268 Queen St., Port Perry, Ont. Bus. 985-8401 Torlino 427-6903 Fax 985-0028 Res. 985-9290 Stewart Fence Systems Hydraulic Post Driving Hi-Tensile Fences Newtonville - 786-2918 Welcome Feeds T*rgH PURINA CHOWS 116 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-5777 (formerly Vanstone's) Tyrone Mills Limited-1846 Cedar Lumber and Apple Cider Robert M. Shafer Box 14, R.R. 5, Bowmanville (416) 263-8871 NEWCASTLE LUMBER LIMITED' 361 King St. E., Newcastle 987-4713 Mk W Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Limited Sheep Supplies - Manufactured Woollens • Complete Lino • Lnrno Inventory • Free Cntnloguo Avnilnblc • Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention 142 Franktown Rd., Cnrlolon Place Telephone (013) 257-2714 Gagnon Sporting Goods Guns - Ammunition - Fishing Tackle Licenses - Reloading Components Gunsmithing - Live Bait 818 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa Telephone 725-5798 Worden Insurance Brokers Ltd. Keith Worden Property Auto Business Life 52 1/2 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ont. Bus: 579-1317 Res: 436-2362 < . , '» 4, ■ > -4>.'S A" (■( ■ X: • • ' ■*■ ' ' ■ || frankI Ml REALTOR W Carter Family Bakery Wedding Cakes, Specialty Cakes, Bread, Rolls, etc. Bulk Foods and Cake Decorating Supplies 21 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-5855 234 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-3393 "VlRIUE fuels ltd. 24 Drew Street Oshawa Telephone 728-8050 Roy Nichols Motors Ltd. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer Hwy. 2 at Courtice Road Telephone 436-2222 Kingvar Motors Ltd. Chrysler - Dodge Dealer 1428 King St. E., Oshawa 723-1175 Pure Spring Water from Kendal Hills Ontario's Cleanest Water Free Residential and Commercial Delivery 728-2021 or 786-2725 Marlin "& T F/ Travel 300 Taunton Rd. E., Oshawa 436-7666 Oshawa Shopping Centre, Shops Up Top 571-2231 All your vacation and business needs, Airline Tickets - Cruises - VIA Rail - Package Holidays Buckingham Meat Market Serving Oshawa For Over 32 Years Home of Red Brand A-l Beef and Choice Lamb 28 Buckingham Ave. 725-2213 Don Vallance Equipment Ltd. "Your local Massey-Ferguson Dealer for 25 years" Telephone 655-3291 or 655-3122 Brooklin, Ontario Invest in a Good Appearance Murray Johnston 8 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ont. (416) 725-4511 FAX: (416) 432-2353 Ulrich Meats • Freezer Orders • Custom Smoking • Fresh Snusngc and Cold Cuts • Custom Butchering R.R. 5, Bowmanville (416) 263-2398 (North off Taunton Rd., 2nd house west, on Liberty) Orono Fuel & Lumber Limited P.O. Box 180, Station Street, Orono, Ontario Telephone: (416) 983-9167 Rundle Garden Centre Ltd. Liquid Chlorine Pool Chemicals 1015 King St. East, Oshawa, Ont. Telephone 725-6551 Laurie McCulloch Building Moving Box 106, R.R. 1, Whitby, Ont. Telephone 728-0884 .