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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 28. 1978 Section Two Salem Girls Win Darlington Softball Championship The Salem School girls softball team won the Girls Softball Championship of the Darlington Public School Softball League recently. They played against such teams as Mitchell's Corners, Maple Grove, Courtice, and Hampton. The team members are (front row) Tracey Quilliams, Barb Burgess, Joanne Carruthers, Kerry Johnston (captain), Vicki Biss, Elaine Smith, Kerri Kilmer, (back row) Anne Harmer, Pam King, Bonnie Beck, Laurie Potter, Deb Kozak, Deanna Crowells and Mrs. Darlene Clemens (coach). Manpower Office Here Has Made 40 Placements The Canada Sudent Manpower Office in Bowman- ville has been open less than one month and has made 40 placements as of June 20th. Combined with the Oshawa office, 450 students have found summer jobs. For the week of June 26th to July 1st, Manpower is running 'Hire a Student Week'. Information kiosks will be set up at the Midtown Mall on the Monday and Tuesday at Bowmanville Mall on the Wednesday and Thursday and at the Oshawa Centre on the Friday and Saturday. Dave Sylvester of the Bow- iuanville office reports that the job market, so far, has been particularly good for older male students. They have had very little trouble finding older high school and university students jobs in unskilled labor category. For the older girl students, the situation is almost asgood. Dave said it seems they are having the most trouble finding work for the younger girl students. Jobs for waitresses, babysitters and mother's helpers have not been coming available as much as they have in the past. Dave pointed out that they will be shooting for the younger girls in particular during Hire a Student Week. Dave said that they presently have 60 vacancies in commission sales jobs. It seems students are apprehen- sive about taking jobs that put the onus on them to make money. But, as Dave pointed out, if one is enthusiastic about the job, the sky is the limit as to how much money they can make. Some of these sales jobs already have established clients and appointments already set up. The Bowmanville office bas about 350 to 400 students registered for summer employment. That figure is expected to increase and to 'surpass the one of last year. Dave said that the longer one has his registration card at their office, the better chance he has of getting a job. Oppose Recent Increases Five more municipalities inciluding the Town of Newcastle have joined the list of towns and townships that are opposing the recent increases in salaries for six key officials with the North- umberland Newcastle Board of Education. At the board's regular meeting in Cobourg last week, the townships of Brighton, Alnwick, Murray, Percy and the Town of Newcastle informed the board that they had backed a Port Hope resolution which called for a lowering of salaries to the education officials. All municipalities indicated their position by letters in the board's agenda. The Town of Port Hope first went on record as opposng the raises to six senior Northum- berland Newcastle officials at a meeting in mid-May. All six administrators were making over $40,000, according to action taken by the board. Port Hope requested that More $$$ Saving Values from Carpet Warehousel ARTIFICIAL GRASS $3.99 from SQ. YD. THICK SAXONY. BROADLOOM 6 .95 f rom SQ. YD. LEVEL LOOP TRIM and FIT CARPET from 2 YD. NON-WAX NON-WAX VINYL from 2 Y99D SQ. YD. SHAG BROADLOOM from 2S.99 from SQ. YD. SCOTCH-GUARDED PATTERNED KITCHEN and REC ROOM CARPET from $2uQ. YD. THE CARPET WAREHOUSE 110 King Street West, Oshawa 728-0292 Yes, We Install - Free Estimates - Free Parking Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are the Exclusive Dealer in Durham Region for Gulbransen The Finest Sound in Organs - *LWCENTRE - 1100 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA OPEN 1Oa.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. to Fri. 579-6239 -1Oa.m.to5:30:p.m.Sat. I 111| |1l , these salaries be dropped to the $25,000 to $30,000 range. The board voted to send a copy to the townships and to Newcastle similar to letters that were recently sent to Port Hope and Hope Township. The board's letter will note that the increases for top administrators here are no higher than what is being paid to similar officials across the province. One trustee said during discussion in Cobourg last week that the nearby boards of Durham, Hastings and Peterborough pay their senior staff more than what was recently given to the North- umberland Newcastle staff. 49 Years Ago Thursday, June 27th, 1929 The entire town was shocked to learn of the sudden passing of Norman Stuart Bray James, on Thursday, June 20th. Surviving are his wife Elena (Lena), sons Stuart and John, a daughter Dr. Dorothy James, two sisters, Mrs. William White, and Mrs. James Phillips, two brothers Dr. M.J.A. James and George W. James. Winners of the Joliffe prizes for essay writing were Ralph Wood, and Freda Elliott. Winner of the Mrs. J.H.H. Jury prize for Upper School English-Winnifred Rickard. Winner of the W.B. Couch prize in Form 1 writing were girls Violet McFeeters boys Donald Williams, in the annual B.H.S. promotion results. If you like strawberry shortcake, why not attend the social on Dr. C.W. Slemon's lawn this Thursday. Miss Ada Jackman, Miss Olga Lamb and Miss Laura Cockburn have successfully passed their examinations for Nurse Registration in Ontario, written in May. On Saturday, June 22nd, Mr. E. Ashton's truck, driven by Orville Ashton, transported Enniskillen young people to their picnic at Caesarea. Mr. William McCutcheon, C.P.R., agent at Burketon, has purchased a house on Law St., Toronto. They are moving there to be nearer an educational centre for their children. 25 Years Ago, Thursday, June 25th, 1953 An object washed up on the beach at Devil's Gulch, east of Newcastle, and found on Sunday night caused considerable speculation until it was found to be a rocket magazine used for firing rockets from jet fighter planes. A Cessna Aircraft CF-FVK flown by Daniel Sicard and Freund Louis from Montreal to Toronto was forced to make a landing on the Dost farm just east of Newcastle, on Monday, due to lack of gasoline. There was no damage to the plane, nor injury to the passengers. Seven boys from B.H.S. have been awarded their Army Signal certificates and also qualified in their speed tests. Each received $20. and were instructed by Principal L.W. Dippell. The seven are Edward Blake, Doug Cattran, John Fowler, James Parkhill, Glen Richards, Michael Varcoe and Henrv Yurko. Enumerators are hard at work trying to complete all voter's lists for the forth coming federal election. Enumerators in Bowmanville No. 1 are Ida Nichols, Bill Tait, No. 2 Gladys Etcher, No. 2, Russell Oke, Clarence Hall, No. 4 Mrs. Gordon Montgomery, Mrs. J.S. Everett, No. 5 Hilda Light, Muriel Dunn, No. 6 Mary Hooper, Ida Goddard, No. 7 Mrs. H.C. Osborne, Mrs. Chas. Bagnell, No. 8 Helen Piper, Elsie Alldred, No. 9 Jean Blunt, Mrs. E. Bird, No. 10 Mrs. Cecil Mutton, Mrs. G. Clarke, No. 11 Elizabeth Painton, Mrs. M.M. Gerry, No. 12 Mrs. Dave McKnight, Mrs. Ede Cole. Summer Playgrounds The Department of Community Services Summer Playgrounds will start on Tuesday, July 4th and finish on Friday, August 18th. Play- grounds are conducted for seven weeks, Monday through Friday from 9:30 am. to 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to4:30 p.m. In Ward (1) Darlington Township, Playgrounds will be conducted at South and North Courtice School grounds, Maple Grove East, Hampton School grounds, Zion Park, Enniskillen School grounds, Tyrone Park and West Courtice School grounds. All playgrounds will alternate each week morning and afternoons except for Tyrone Park which is conducted all day. In Ward (2) Bowmanville the following playgrounds are: Memorial Park, Ontario Street, Vincent Massey, West Beach, East Beach, Lions Centre, Waverley Park, Martins Road, Soper Creek and Lord Elgin Park. These playgrounds are open all day 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Playgrounds in Clark Township are: Orono Park, Celebrated First Birthday This happy one-year-old is Peter Hans Werner Bostelmann who celebratec his birthday on June 2, 1978. Peter is the first grandchild of Mrs. Cecilia Bostelmann of Oshawa and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Roth of Haydon and the son of Hans and Mary Bostelmann of Oshawa. Newtonville School grounds, Jackson Park in Kendal. Lockhart School grounds? Westview Heights in Newcastle Village, Newcastle Village Public School and Brownsdale. All playgrounds will alternate morning and afternoons, except Lockhart which will be open all day. The playground programme will consist of arts and crafts, story telling, drama, sports, along with weekly special events of Dog Shows, Indian War Day, Fashion Shows, Amateur Shows and other entertaining activities. Special events are the high light of playgrounds, featuring Play Day, Mardi Gras, Soap Box Derby, Junior Olympics, United Nations Day, Bicycle Rodeo and Art Show etc. oct At this time, I would like to sincerely thank everyone who attended the Grand Opening of our new Sales and Service facilities at Courtice last Thursday and Friday. It gave us a great deal of pleasure to welcome many oldfriends and customers and to meet many new acquaintances. Roy W. Nichols Motors is entering a new era in service to the motoring public, and as President, I can assure you that the same high standards in service to our customers will apply, as has been the case since 1922. MR. FRED OWEN, PRESIDENT ROY W. NICHOLS MOTORS To those of you who were unable to attend, may I invite you to come in and visit us any time, and feel free to look over our complete ine ofproductsfrom Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Chevy Trucks. Sincere ly, President, Roy W. Nichols Motors Ltd. MOTORS LTD. 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