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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 23, 1978 ,7 Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ian Graham of Haydon, who celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary at Tanaka of Tokyo, Toronto on Friday evening, August l8th, accompanied by Joseph and Marlene Leavens. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Parrott spent the weekend with relatives at a cottage near Sunderland. Miss Linda Bishop, North Bay, is holidaying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bishop, Liberty St., N. Miss Allie Bragg, has been visiting her sister,' Mrs. P.E. Greenfield, Liberty Place. The Enviro Theatre, located in the Better Living Centre at the C.N.E., will be sbowing 1 two films, "Lake Odyssey" Which illustrates the weed harvesting program in the Ka wartha Lakes, and ",Project Environment" which shows thein-depth 1 workings of the Enviro Ministry, each day uni Ex closes. Ian Mulgrew, has acq a position with the newspaper in Barrie. la formerly with a weel Kapuskasing and also w: Statesman. Has your child said Science? " If so, from 2lst ta September lst, him (ber) ta the C Science Centre, Toront< 30 minute live show er "I Hate Science". For fi information phone- 1-4' 4100. The Inuit people of C. along with the Fisherie Environment Canada have announced tha hunting of bowhead whe Canadian Waters has prohibited for 1978. Mr. andi Mrs. Forrester, Orono, att the Commonwealth g r car <Temperance at Queen) Sunday, August 27th, 1978 8:00a.m.-HOLY COMMUNION 10:Oa.m.-MORNING PRAYER Sunday School ta age 10 Nursery ta age 3 REV. ARCHDEACON TOMÀ GRACIE MIN IST ER: Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div. ORGANIST: ,Mr. D. DeweII Sunday, AuguSt 27th 101a. m. -Worsh i p Servi ce Sermon "Commercials and Christia ns"l Note: St. Pau's welcomes the members of Trin ity United Church for the month of August. Items 0of Interest, inrnent poo6330 itlteheld recently in Winnipeg in their vacation travels. -cepted It's that time of year again. daily Wednesday, September 6th is an was the date for the annual Allan kly in Lawrence barbeque and corn ;ith tbe roast, beld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster, Kendal. I hate 1 Dr. and Mrs. Charles August Cattran and Pamela spent the btake weekend at their cottage. )ntario o for a Mr. and Mrs. Dennis atitled, Caruana, Jackman Road, further have returned from a most 116-429- enjoyable two weeks vacation in Florida. anada In the recent awarding of es and grants by Wintario, the dept. Courtice Home and Scbool t the Association received $1,000 ta ales in aid in the construction of a been creative playground, and tbe Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa $20,825 ta help Roy purchase a permanent ended collection of Canadian works .ames of "art. Trent University has installed a toli free telephone service in the Durham area for residents wishing to cal the university. The number is 1-705-571-1767 and will be in effect until September 15th. Stamp collectors will be interested to learn that four 14 cent stamps picturing Inuit art will be is sued on Wednesday, September 27th, 1978. Among the awarding of Wintario grants for Northum- berland County amounting to $10032is the suma of $947,420 to the town of Port Hope to aid in constructing a community recreation complex which will include an arena and two swimming pools. Backstoek Several in the area attended the Open House in honour of Shirley and Harley Jackson, between 2 and 5 p.m. on Sunday, August 20th on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Sunday afternoon and supper guests of Mrs. Courtney Graham and the, Gerald Kelly's were Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor of' Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and Eleanor made an evening caîl on Mr. and Mrs. Ed White and Julie in Woodville. Bob and Pat Fletcher. emubaLi £a»0eot AT COURTICE HIGH SCHOOL (auditorium) Beginning Sat., Sept. 2nd, 1978 7:00 p.m. Saturday 111:00, a.m. Sunday ALL WELCOIME 75 Liberty St. S. D. Rogers: Pastor> 623-5182 Sunday, August 27th 9:55 a. m. Christian Education Hour 11:00 a .m. Morning Worship Service 7: 00 p. m. Evening Evangetistic Service ITBEEN A LONG TIME since you've seen prices like this Good Old-Fashioned Style Fis-h and Chips, 98 Waverley Road Bowmonville at a Good OId-Fashioned Price 0.5, of only Bowmanvil le Diana and Scott joined Pat's cousin Eleanor and John Lyte of Oshawa on a. weekend adventure to Fantasy Island, Grand' Island, New York. While the Fletcher's were on' vacation 'Casey' kept-tabs on the aninals and bousehold. Doug Russell and Gayle Lickman of Windsor spent a few days with Don and JoAnne Russell and family. JoAnne's sister Bey and husband Bob Carter stayed at the Russell home for a few days the week before. Residents of the Cadmus area were happy to hear of Council's approval to the change of speed limit within the narrow bridge area. The extreme danger of crossing the narrow bridge on foot bas been sufficient cause for the lowering of the speed limit to 30 mph or 50 kmh; so slow it down in Cadmus, please. Many good friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Van Ryswyk joined them, on Sunday to help themn celebrate their 4th wedding anniversary. Police Report 76 Occurrences At Mosport Durham Regional Police reported 76 occurrences at Mosport this past weekend. Twenty-two people were arrested for offences relating to narcotics, trespassing, possession of a weapon, impaired and intoxicated driving. There were 40 other types of investigations, two involving accidents. Also 14 summary conviction tickets were issued in connection with traffic and liquor violations. BAHA"I P RAYE R Aid me, O Lord, ta set myseif toward Thee, and ta harken unto the voice of Thy Ioved ones, whom the powers of the earth have failed to weaken. -Baha'u'IIah - Further information, Box 36, or 31 King St . W_ , Bowmanville. Orono Banker Retiring Af ter 42 Years Service At a staff party August lOth, Clare Gunter, retiring m anager of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Orono, is presented with a silver tray by Vice President and Regional General Manager William Spence. Clare Gunter, the manager of the Orono Branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, who will be retir- ing this month, started his banking career 42 years ago in Coîborne. A few moves and many promotions later Clare' took over the Orono Branch where he bas remained for the past 91/ years. During this time be bas been the treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce and an active member in the Orono United Cburcb. On August lOtb the staff of the bank held a dinner party in bonour of the Gunters at the Coach and Four Restaurant. At this time both Clare and bis wife Margaret were presented, witb items of luggage from the staff. Mr. Gunter also receîv- ed a silver tray witb the following inscription on it: "Presented to Clarence L. Gunter by the Ontario Central East Region of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on bis retirement". The tray was presented by the Vice President, Regional General Manager William Spence. The first celebration of bis retirement will take place on August 3lst when Clare and another Orono businessman, Ed Milîson will leave for an eigbt day hunting trip at Tîkalu Lodge in the Ungava Bay area of Northern Quebec. Clare and Ed will be hunting Caribou and fishing for Artic Char. The Gunters are planning to remnain in Orono after bis retirement, but are planning to take a f ew trips. Paul Kelcey of Oshawa will be filling the spot left by Mr. Gunter at the Orono Branch. He and bis wife are planning ta move to Orono in the very near future. - Orono Times. The management and staff of Breslin's Ladiesý' Wear would like to apologize for the inconvenience the closing of our Bowmianville store bas caused to our customiers. Duýe toýý extensive s'mokeý da mage caused by the Sunday f ire, a complete inventory of stock was necessary. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR OUR, 7 King St, W. Bowmnanville 8 King St. W. LADIES' WEAR 231/2 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa Oshawa paer serving To help us provide f aster- service, why flot phono your order ahead. Dial 623-2276 98 Waverley Road