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Pref ers Growth North Mayor Garnet Rickard said ia public meeting last week that he would prefer to see future growth for Bowman- ville spread northward rather flhan in an east west direction. The mayor told about 35 ->-,ople at a hamiet study meeting in Hampton Wednes- day evening that he was "sticking bis neck out" in ecxpressing this opinion. fie added that he wanted people to correct him if they thought he was wrong. Visiting Rotary Exchange Student from Den mark He said he was concerned about access to Lake Ontario resulting from too much east west development. He said'as fan as he is concerned, Oshawa, and Bowmanville should netver meet, non should Newcastle Village link up with Bowmanville. He said he would have no difficulty, bowever, seeing Bowmanville expand nortb- ward until Bowmanville and Hampton met. A Rotary exchange student from Kolding, Denmark, Hans Nielson, visited with the Bowmanville Rotary Club on June 1Oth with his sponsor and the president and secretary of the Scarborough Rotary Club. The Danish exchange student showed slides of the Scandinavian countries where Gary Combes, a BHS student sponsored by the Bowmanville Rotary Club will visit when he leaves for Denmark this summer. From left to right are Gary Combes, presiderht of the Scarborough Rotary Club Dr. AI Noble, New Zealand exehange student Janet Stewart, Bowmanville Rotary Club President Neale McLean, Hans Nielson, and his Scarborough sponsor, Gord Coyle and their club's secretary, Everett Adamson. -Photo by Shawn Marshall vers;aîy of Mn. and Mns. hjiauid Snedden, Carleton Place, last weekead, were her brother and bis family, John and Marg Killeen. The party took the form of a buffet supper and social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Aitken, Carleton Place. A pleasant afternoon was .punt last Friday at the Hobby Sale and Show at, the Hobby Corner. We were pleased to see a lovely lisplay of string art done by one of Sbaw's artistic young men, Kevin Wood. Keep up the good work, Kevin! Your wall hangings are most attractive. ' The Sbaw's Busy Bees met at the home ofj Mrs. Vera Downey last week for the Annual June Picnic. The group was pleased to have as special guests - Mrs. Jean Rabb, Oshawa and Mrs. Beatrice Osborne, formerly of Sbaw's. Both of the above ladies have been missed at several regular meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foulds, Diane and Michelle, Owen Sound, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ayre and John., Anniversary greetings are extended to the O.K. Osbornes and the L.J. Woods who are celebrating several years of wedded bliss. We wish them all many, many more happy anniversaries. Unit No. 6 of Trinîty Church U.C.W. met at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cburcb for a delicious ham supper last Monday evening with twenty- four members and guests present. Among those from Shaw's who attended were Arline Ayre, Doreen Barrie and Ethel Wight. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, June 16, 1976 3 We called on Wesley and throughout Canada under the Doris His, Enniskillen, on auspices of 'the Nuffield Sunday evening and happened Scholarship program, spent tu be part of a surprise party the past weekend. with by their neighbours to cele- Romona and Jim- Rickard. brate the His' Twenty-fifth Neil is particularly interested Wedding Anniversary. It was in studying employer- em- a delightful party and the ployee relationships in high group were most anxious to producing dairy enterprises. hear about' and see the snaps~ of Doris and Wesley's recent trip to Hawaii. We w ere glad to join in the good wishes of their friends for many more - happy years together. 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She snatches if, writes her autograph, and leaves me standing." CLOTHES CARE HINT: NEW CLOTKES ARE SOMETIMES UNNECESSARY. The next bestthing to new clothing is freshly cleaned cidthing. Plan to attend the ANNUAL KINSMEN CARNIVAL Friday and Saturday, June lBth and l9th Bowmanville Cleaners Ltd. -~LTHES "We Specialize in Shirt CLEANE R Laundering"l SHAW'S Mn. and Mrs. Ross Lane accomipanied Mn. and Mrs. N.L. Eldridge, town, to -tbe Convocation Ceremonies at Seneca College on King Campus, last Saturday, wben Mrs. Margaret (Werry) Eldridge received ber Diplo- ma from the EarlyChildbood Education Course. Margarét bad been cbosen to make the Student Response to tbe staff after tbe presentations. She was also awarded the King Student Service Award for ber great assistance on campus. Muriel and Doug Woods attended the Graduation Dance Saturday evening as a guests of Margaret and Phil. Shaw's people are very proud of Margarets achievement. We welcome to our com- munity Mrs . Margaret (Elliott) Hatcher of Okotoks, Alberta, wbo is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott. Attending the Silver Anni- J~ÇOU 'lavje a 9kobpem ....finding the right giftfor Fa ther's Day, let Ric ka by's help you make the best choice possible. .we'll even wrap it for you . . .. that solves aiiother " problem. Hale - Granit Weddingr St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, was the scene of a lovely spring wedding, on Saturday, May lst, 1976, when Carolyn Lorraine Grant be- came the bride of James William Hale. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Grant of BoWmanville and the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall of Newcastle. Reverend E. Scbamerhorn officiated. The bride, given in mar- niage by her father,,wore a formai gown of silk organza with quipure lace and seed pearîs. A band of orange blossoms held an Illusion veil and she carried a bouquet of red roses and white car- nations. The maid of honor, Miss Donna Munday wore a formal gown of green polyester and the bridesmaids, Miss Rhonda Johnson, the bride's cousin and Mrs. Terry Stark, the groomn's sister wore formal gowns of mauve polyester. Wearing all white hats, they carried baskets of spring flowers. The groom and the best man, Mr. Paul Desmit and the ushers, Mr. Richard Grant, the bride's brother, Mn. Wayne Langstaffe and Mr. Terry Stark, the groom's brother-in-law, all wore brown tuxedoes. The reception was held at the Centennial Hall, where the bride's mothen received the guests in a coral polyester gown and corsage of ivory roses and carnations. The groom's mother assisted in receiving in a yellow flowered gown with a corsage of yellow carnations. The bride wore a going away outfit of a blue pant suit, with tan accessories. Mn. and Mrs. Hale are now residing in Newtonv<ille. Scondinavion Stuoent Greets Local1 Rota rins Bowmanville Rotary Club members and guests caugbt a glimpse of the beauty of the Scandinavian countries in the Junç lotb program welcoming an exchange student from Denmark. 'Altbough the countries are known for more than one kind GREAT BARAAINSI DU'RING FIESTA WEEK IN OSHAWA 39" Continental Bed 54", Mattress Complete with Mattress, Box Box Spring and Legs Spring,Headboard andi Legs. PSALE1OU 9 PRICESAE7 5 Bed Sofas Two Piece Bed Sofac One Piece 2 OnIly Black and White Assorted Fabrics 100 Per Cent Olef in Cover SALE PRIC2990739 0 sB>ddliâg UnIImItdi Phone "~Fo, pmes ou ,n eep - 11 Phono133 TAUNTON RD. W. 5 79-2O 11iZi'ONEBLOCK WE-ST 0F ýlMcOE of beauty, Hans Nielson, a Rotary Club exchange student from Kolding, Denmark focused the club's attention on the landscape and traditions of his bomeland. 1Tony Brand introduced the excbange student wbo will celebrate his l8th birthday in Canada this week. His stay witb the Scar- borough Rotary Club ends next month wben he will return to bis home in Kolding af ter studying in Toronto for a year. Speaking Engiish that was marked only by a slîgbt Scandinavian lût, be sbowed pictures that probably made some of the guests and members jealous of a Bow- manville Higb School student in the Rotary Club student excbange program wbo will soon really see the country. Gary Coombes, wbo leaves for Denmark 'this summer, was a guest of the club with bis parents and saw the slides of many of the places that he will have the opportunity of seeing. After f ive years of studying English in Denmark's school system, there was no languge barnier for the student who bneezedthrough bis presenta- tion as il the toreign language was bis mother tongue. He pointed out that many Canadians have the misunden- standing that' the Scandi- navian countryside is rugged and made up entincly of mn<untains.» Butvisitors will find that the east side of the Scandinavian peninsula is "calm country- side"~, he said. No bigger than Lake Ontar- io, Denmark is a country wbich bas carried many of the traditions of the past into the 1970s. Since bis stay in Canada began he has enjoyed the many customs wbich make Up the country, he said. Different religions and de- nominations are sometbing tbat caugbt bis attention early in bis visit because tbey are so unusual in bis own country. In Denmank, basically only one cburch, the Orthodox Lutheran churcb can be found and over 90 per cent of the population are members. His bometown, Kolding, witb a population of 60,000 is situated at the end of a fjord. The Rotary Club to wbicb his father belongs. bas 35 members. Rotarian Fred Beaucage thanked him for the presenta- tion and talk with the Bow- manville club. 1Presenting the Bowmanville Rotary Club banner to the Scarbonough Rotary Club president, Dr. AI Noble, Presi- dent NealeMcLean thanked him for hringing Hans, bis Toronto sponsor, Mn. Gond Coyle and Secn 'etary Evenett Adamson to the meeting at the Flying l>ujtchman Moton Inn. Advertisiîng helps good thing happen" f )cke the C e t i tgt THE OPTICAL DOUTIIDE 30 KING ST. WESTMIS.ZELR BOWMANVILLE ISESGIGLPECAN PHONE 623-4477 DSESý PIIN Je VII "Flowers with Feeling" For Any Occasion Tel. 623-3377 CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS & rv 1M pIoî al 133 Church Street Bowmanville Fresh Flower and Dried Flower Arrangements FUNERALSfor FUNEALS- WEDDINGS HOSPITAL and HOME Besure and takea look atour Bridai Showcase