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St. Joseph's Students Spring Concert Packs BHS Auditorium Highlight of the evening was a special tribute and presentation to Mrs. Alan (Yvonne) Osborne who is retiring askindergarten teacher this year, after 12 years on the school staff. Principal Robert Gutteridge, far right, introduced Mrs. Osborne who was given an ovation by the audience and the presented with flowvers by Lisa Galea of the 1978 kindergarten while Julie Haynes, from her first kindergarten class, stood by. A capacity audience filled 3owmanville High Scbool last veek as -St. Joseph's Scbool, 3owmanville, presented its iariety Night. Every class )articipated to successfully cntertain parents and friends Juring the two hour presenta- Lion. Tbe program încluded square dancing from Grades 3 and -6-7, and disco dancing from Grade 5 and a group of girls from Grade 8. The Kindergarten, always an audience favorite, presented a program of baton twirlinig, songs and choral readings. The musical, selections involved Grade 4 in a medley of Disney songs and the school choir performing a medley from "Oliver". The Grade 7's presentation "Roaring Twenties" was well received as it included student accompanists on piano, guitar and accordian and some interesting, props, such. as a tandem bicycle. Grade 's rhythm band made up for any lack of musical ability through good volume and Grade 2's musical story of "Bambi" was pleasing botb to the eye and to the ear. Grade 6's presenta- tion of the "Grease" era of the 50's brought back many memories wbile Grade 546s, Health Hustle revealed that schools are still involved in strenuous exercising. Physical exercise was also obvious in a gymnastic display by three Grade 8 girls performed to the song "Goodbye Girl." The highligbt of the evening was tbe special presentation to Mrs. Yvonne Osborne, a Kindergarten teacher wbo is retiring after 12 years at the school. A representative from her first and last class was there to assist the principal', Mr.' R. Gutteridge, in bis tribute to a valued staff member. As the evneing drew to a close Mr. Gutteridge thanked both the audience and partici- pants and made a special, mention- of ail the work contributed by our music teacher, Mrs. Carol Wonnacott, to make the evening a success. Graduate Nvurses R euni -on Tbursday, June 8th was the 29th Annual Reunion of the Bowmanville Hospital Graduate Nurses held in the Christian Education Building, St. Paul's United -Church. There were 21 present coming from Penn. U.S.A., Belleville, Toronto, Peterborough, Cobourg, Oshawa, Hampton, Newcastle and Bowmanville. After registration a. delicious roast beef dinner was served by Mrs. Girardi and ber S ocial Committee of the U.C.W. Tbe floral decorations on tbe tables were the school colors - purpie and gold. Two beautiful bouquets of various colors of rbododen- drons were in tbe Fellowsbip Room, tbese had been brought by Mrs. Mae Hetz, Fairview, Penn. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson, President, conducted the business period after whicb the time, was'spent visiting, looking at snaps, scrap books, etc. 1At four o'clock a ligbt lunch was served by the Executive. Later "Good.Bye's" were said and al boping to be together again on June 14th, 1979. I i w w WOPEMING ~;in Bowmonville 129 King St. E. 623-6222 oCOIF E ANT -- DRESS the ODI'boy,. no one can! Make, Dad - King fora Day June iSth with a gift from Ken's men,'sWear Next Door f0 the T-D Bank 35 Temperance St.i N. 623-5580 Bowmanvi lie I Consider T een - Patrols in Local Parks A spokesman for the town's community services department said this week that the town will consider taking part in a region-wide program in which teenagers will be enlîsted to patrol municipal parks. Joe Caruana, deputy dîrector of community services, said Monday that the municipality is to meet next week to discuss how the patrols can be implemented here. Representatives of the Durbam Region Police will attend tbe meeting. (The Teens on Patrol TOP) program involves kids supervising kids, Mr. Caruana said. Under the program, older teenagers will report incidents such as vandalism and theft as well as other dangerous situations in local parks. Mr. Caruana said TOP is funded by government grants. TOP is expected to employ seven teenagers this summer. They will work in co-operation with recreation departments in the DurhamRegion. Senior Citizens' Week Proclaimed Next week is Senior Citizens' Week. Newcastle's Finance committee decided Monday night fo authorize the mayor to make tbe proclama- tion. Due to postal service, the letter informing the town of the special week was more than a month in arriving, hence the need for the finance, committee to act. The slogan for the week is "Reach Out." The Canadian Statesman, Bow manville, June 14, 1978 i Winners in Public Sehools -Truck and Field Meet These young athletes were the maie and female individual champions for their age group at the track and field meet that was held last week for the Bowmanville public schools. They are, fromi lef t to right, Sarah Derby (Vincent Massey) and Kevin Nagel (Ontario Street) of the Tyke division, Scott Pearce (Lord Elin) fhe Junior divsin, Shelley Adams (Lord Elgin), Ray Cummi'ngs (Vincnt aseD and Tanja Hoîz (Vincent Massey) for he Bantams, and Doug Loan (icn asy n rc oa (Vincent Massey) of the Atom division. The girls' unior champion, Kelly Bom fCnrlPbi Scol as absent for the picture. Vincent Massey Public chool was the overaîlwinerothfieday Intrudeir Invades Bathroom An armed intruder dranik three bottles of beer 'and several shots of whiskey last week after approaching a Bowmanville man wbile he was taking a batb.' Police said David Czaplinski, of West Beach, was ordered out of a bathtub at knifepoint Friday evening and confined to tbe kitchen where bis captor drank the liquor. Later, Mr. Czaplinski managed to slip away to a neighbour's bouse and police were called. James William Summer- ville, 42, of 275 Wentwortb St., Apt. 108, Oshawa, is charged witb forcible confinement. 1Police said the incident occurred around 10 p.m. wben Mr. Czaplinski answered a knock at the door and a man asked* to use bis telephone. The visitor was told there was no phone in the bouse and the door was closed. A few minutes later, tbe man re- appeared in the bathroom armed witb a knîfe. Your loss isi your gain. TIME OUT FOR LargeDiscount on GENTS' WATCH ES by Bulova - Caravel le and Rodania for Father's Day Giving Corne in and browse throu1.qh our u'ide selection of çjreat Fat her's Day Gift Ides... our courte ous staff will be delighted to assis t you in your purchases 623-5747 29 King St. E. Bowni Proclamation The Council of the -Corportation of the Town of Newcastle has resolved that June l8th to June 24th,ý 1978, shall be observed as "Senior Citizen's Week"* in the Town of Newcastle. In compliance with'the aforesaid resolution, I hereby proclaim June l8th to June 24th, 1978, as "Seýnior Citizen's Week" in the Town of Newcastle. G. B Ricard Mayor ýuMMet[we peon VACUUM CLEANERS a nd SMALL APPL lANCES Sales, and Service Speciaizing ýin authorized vacuum repairs to ail makes such as Hoover and General Electric. 15% Discount on ALL REPAIRS, [UPON PRESENTATION 0F THIS ADVERTISEMENT. (Reid's SmaII- Appiaonces) SmaII A%.ppliance Repair Service 164 'BASE, LINE ROAD, UNIT 7 - BOWMANV)LLE TELEPHONE 623-6244 J