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! t t 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 30,1991 put a Hydro-Electric Commission Vote PINOLE, Patricia Authorized by the C.F.O. tor the Patrica Pingle Campaign Providence-Shaw's W.I. The October meeting of Providence Shaw's Women's Institute was held on Thursday, October 17th, at the home of Sein Eikens, Orono, with 20 members and one guest (from Holland) in attendance. President Marilyn Dow opened the meeting with a recall recall from the minutes of May 13, 1982. At that meeting the roll call had been given the name of the person who has made a lasting impression on the community and our speaker was Professor James Lovekin. Before opening the meeting with the Ode, Marilyn gave another another short reading - God Is Like. Minutes of the September meeting were read by Secretary Secretary Marilyn Martin and adopted. adopted. Treasurer's Report was given given by Shirley Moffat. We were reminded of the Fun Fair at Hampton on Thursday, October October 24th and of the area convention convention to be held in Toronto on November 13th and 14th. Our games night is to be held on Wednesday, November 27th at the home of Garnet and Annabelle Rickard. The roll call - "What is your reason for buying wine?" gave several different reasons from because we like it with certain foods, in baking (cooking) as a hostess gift, company's coming, coming, a gift (birthday, Anniversary, Anniversary, Christmas) to don't buy any. The motto "Wine is the most ancient drink," was given by Betty Lou Locke. Records dated as far back as 6000 B.C. mention the use of wine and later how it travelled from one country to another. The first Italian vineyards, in the time of the Greek Empire, referred to wine as "die .drink, of -thfe; Gods," Today, wine 'fiiis': reached global capacity to be used at different occasions. ; ÿ : Our speaker was • Datfli') Masterson of Oshawa, who'wffc multi-storp manager for Bright's, the largest winery in Canada, who celebrated their 100th birthday in 1974. Grapes are the best fruit for the making making of wine, but others can be used. She told us how wine is made through the harvesting, crushing, pressing, fermentation, fermentation, maturing and packaging processes. Wine is made from red, blue, and white grapes. From these are made different kinds of wines in different colours. colours. It takes a year from the time the grapes arc picked (harvested) until the finished product is ready to be marketed. marketed. A vote of thanks was extended extended to Ms. Masterson by Joan Tax who presented her with a small token of our ap preciation. Our meeting closed with the Mary Stewart Collect and lunch served by the group in charge. Next meeting is on November November 21/91 at the home of Shirley Shirley Brown, 1:00 p.m. Thelma Gilbank Alternate P.R.O. Ward 3 needs experienced, knowledgeable, professional representation of their views. r VOTE BLOGG John O'Toole, John Ward II Local Council Bowmanville FOR INFORMATION OR RIDES CALL 623-4832 Authorized by C.F.O. for the John O'Toole Campaign REGIONAL COUNCILLOR FOR WARD 3 Authorized by C.F.O. ford. Blogg r r Re-Elect HOOPER (Ken) Committed to Responsible Spending of Tax Dollars Committed to Full Time Service to Tax Payer REGIONAL COUNCIL Ward 2 Information 623-3970 Approved by the CFO for The Ken Hooper Campaign Elect BILL 1er Local %Vard Working Together ELECT BArnot WOTTEN REGIONAL COUNCIL WARD 1 • Tighter fiscal controls and budget management • Carefully controlled municipal expansion and development • Considered environmental and ecological policies An experienced and responsible representative for Ward 1 with an impressive track record of service to the people using a common sense approach. . v , . - ■ ---- a -- -- -- --- i■ .La u --a.^. y • ' ^ ,. VJ REGIONAL COUNCIL WARD 1 Authorized by the C.F.O. for AmotWotton ARNOT WOTTEN DC I % TOWN OF NEWCASTLE VOTE KEN BROMLEY for ± ^■ Local Councillor JÊÊm. Ward 2 (Bowmanville) KEN BROMLEY Tuesday, November 12th, 1991 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. IN WARD NO. 2, FOR POLLS I TO 24 ADVANCE POLLS Bowmanville Town Hall 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville On Saturday, November 2nd, 1991 and Wednesday, November 6th, 1991 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. FOR TRANSPORTATION AND QUESTIONS PHONE: 623-5729 Authorized by the C.F.O. for the Ken Bromley Campaign VOTE FOR James (Jim) Hale For Town of Newcastle LOCAL COUNCIL WARD III A; ■ 1 " ,V \ r tiV, ,vf> v • ". ,Y *' 'Jr'-' r Stands for: • Working towards manageable property taxes in the Town of Newcastle. • Working toward and ensuring an acceptable standard of living for our seniors who have done so much for our community. • Working with old, new and potential new business in our area to foster employment opportunities. The Man Past and Present Leadership in Municipal and Community Affairs IT'S YOUR CHOICE BUT DO COMPARE • Former teacher and youth leader • Executive Camp Samac • President of Navy League • Chairman St. John Ambulance - Oshawa-Newcastle Branch • Church Warden • Graduate Staff College, Kingston • Committee of Adjustment, Town of Newcastle • Commissioner Tenancy Commission of Ontario • Member of Port Granby Monitoring Committee • Member Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178 • Regional Councillor Ward 3 • Hon. Vice Chairman 151 Chadburn Sqdn. 50th Anniversary 1992 • Member Ontario Council of Colleges INVEST IN EXPERIENCE WE ARE GOING TO NEED IT! BILL CLARKE HAS A PROVEN RECORD OF PUBLIC SERVICE. HE HAS DONE A LOT - HE WILL DO A LOT MORE. VOTE AND ELECT BILL CLARKE WARD 3 REGIONAL COUNCILLOR Authorized by the C.F.O. for the Bill Clarke Campaign VOTE AND ELECT BOB WILLSHER TRUSTEE, WARD III Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education • Experience • Commitment • Concern Last on the Ballot - First with You in Mind Authorized by the C.F.O. for the Bob Willshcr Campaign RE-ELECT HARVEY PARTNER HYDRO COMMISSIONER 1 November 12th Life long resident of Town of Newcastle and in Darlington, Bowmanville, Clarke 40 Years in Business - plumbing, heating, electrical . Sponsor - Hockey Team, Coach - Boys 1 Soccer Team Member - Legion and local Lodges Past President, Bowmanville Rotary Club Past President, Darlington-Clarke Soccer League Past President, Northumberland Durham Firefighters Association - Retired Newcastle Fire Department Past President, Chamber of Commerce, Orono Member, Orono Police Trustee 19 Years Hydro experience Chairman and member of Orono Hydro, 8 years Member, Local Study Team on Hydro Restructuring Appointed to Newcastle Hydro-Electric Commission Chairman of Newcastle Hydro-Electric Commission for the past 10 years : 7«m concerned about your Hydro and if elected will do my utmost to protect your interest to deliver power to you at cost. Authorized by C.F.O. FRANK HARRIS is Candidate for DURHAM REGION COUNCILLOR WARD 3, NEWCASTLE - CLARKE The growing unemployment in the Durham Region has caused a rise in Welfare recipients resulting in an 86.4% cost increase to the Durham Region welfare caseload in 1991. The additional cost of 9.8 million dollars for welfare in 1991 is funded from other Regional departments who in turn had to trim their monetary budgets. Unless industry can be encouraged to establish themselves in this Region the Welfare caseload will grow and other services may have to be curtailed. Therefore we must work together to bring industry Into our Region. TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE ELECT FRANK HARRIS WARD 3, NEWCASTLE - CLARKE DURHAM REGIONAL COUNCILLOR Authorized by the CF.O. for the Frank Harris Campaign. Hale, James (Jim) On NOVEMBER 12, 1991 If you have any questions or need assistance Phone:786-2312 ^ Authorized by the C.F.O, for the James Hide Campaign ^ Please Vote Are you in favour of retaining the name of the Town of Newcastle? YesD No® This is the first step to creating a positive, vital identity lor our communities. Paid for by the Bowmanville Boosters Name Change Committee