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Grass Trimmers vinyl stacking Lawn Chair All Garden Hose Ml Mahogany 50/50 Knockdown Doors ' Driveway Sealer 17 litre pail Reg. 9.99 tétÆi ip f Sale I I$fi99 Regular 4'x 8'x 1/2 Door Seconds $1 09910 $ 25 9 P All Prices Are Cash and Carry Hsffl -- in-stock Items Only-- Base Line Rd. E. Bowmanville 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 18,1990 Graduate KENNETH TONY RUPA Son of Kenneth and Sherry Sherry Rupa graduated from Brigham Young University, Utah with a Bachelor of Science Science degree in Business and Finance. Tony has accepted a management position in the accounting department of J.C. Penny Ltd. New Number To Call O.P.P. We need your help! With the implementation of the new Ontario Provincial Provincial Police Communication System in January of this year, a 1-800 telephone number was assigned to District" District" 8, which includes the Counties of Haliburton, Victoria, Victoria, Peterborough and Northumberland. With your assistance, this telephone number was advertised to the public, and was intended to be used as the number to call when the presence of a police officer was required. The use of the 1-800 number puts the caller in direct direct contact with a Communications Communications Centre Dispatcher, who can immediately contact contact the appropriate patrol car. While the 1-800 number is gaining acceptance, the majority of calls are being received via call-forwarding from our Detachments. The call-forwarding feature will not guarantee all calls are received at the Communications Communications Centre. Should the system system be in use, a second caller caller will get an unanswered ring. This presents an obvious obvious problem in an emergency emergency situation. Once again, we request your assistance in advertising advertising the police response number: number: 1-800-461-6488: 1-800- 461-6487 for TDD/TTY (for . hearing impaired only.) We nope that periodic reminders reminders will increase public use of the 1-800 numbers, and eliminate the concern of ■ an unanswered emergency call. S.H. Laverty, #5592 Sergeant, Public Information Co-Ordinator Yelverton By Harvey Malcolm This week, Corrie & Harvey Harvey Malcolm were accompanied accompanied by Nel and Jan Bakker of Holland and Mrs. Mitzi Pick of Ajax on a visit to Northern Ontario where we sjient an enjoyable week -- with Ruth and Ralph Malcolm Malcolm at their cottage near Killamey for a coimle of days; a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Werry and family in Sudbuiy, a tour of Mam- toulin Island and back home via ferry to Tobermory, Mea- ford and home. The weather was fully cooperative for a change. On Sunday afternoon, Mona Sharman, Corrie Malcolm Malcolm and Nel Bakker were present at a surprise miscellaneous miscellaneous shower held in honour honour of bride-elect Jane Graham Graham at the home of Bonnie and Jack Graham in Lindsay. Lindsay. Around 30-35 relatives and close friends were present on the occasion. Jo- Anne Graham, Mary Jane Williams and Mona Sharman Sharman assisted the bride-to-be in opening a variety of appropriate appropriate gifts. Jane expressed expressed her gratitude for the gifts and for coming. A sumptuous lunch was provided provided by the hostess and a pleasant afternoon was spent socializing. ' On Sunday, July 15, Mrs. Linda Pfoh was scheduled to be guest speaker at our Yelverton Yelverton Church, speaking on her recent experiences in Europe and her attendance at the renowned Passion Play. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm hosted a gathering of the immediate clan last weekend at their cottage at Savanacn Beach. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Murray Malcolm and Eileen Lyons, Dorothy and Jeriy Bristow and Art and Doris Rowan. Nel and Jan Bakker, Mona and Ronnie Sharman, Corrie and Harvey Malcolm were Wed. evening dinner guests of Mrs. Mitzi Pick in AJnx. On Thursday Eileen and Howard. Malcolm hosted a trip to the big city for our Dutch visitors ana also included included Corrie and mo. III. llte of the rather full day was a tour of the Dome, a walking tour of the Harbour front, dinner at a Japanese stylo restaurant and a social hour at Candy Malcolm's apartment. DURHAM BUILDING SUPPLIES HOMECARE BUILDING CENTRE We accept MasterCard and Visa Hwy. #1 1/5 v> BascUntRd, | Durham Build Wig ItSWWWrl Hwy. #401 ^