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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 27, 1978 Brighten Bowmanviille From Page One Webster. The Board of Management can only suggest to merchants what can be done to the streets and their storefronts to make the downtown more attractive. "We're limited by finances and personal preferences," comment- ed Mr. Webster.1 Construction work on the Scugog to Temperance section of King Street is to be completed by November 15 on penalty of a fine, levied by town counicil to the construction company., Access to the stores will be maintained at ahl times and additional parking facilities May be found at the merchants parking lot onChurch Street opposite the Fire Hall. Man Hurt in Fatal Collision A car accident involving a Bowmanville man has left one woman dead and five people in hospital. Brian Rogers, 19, of Bowmanviile and his passenger, Paula Tkaczuk, 19, of Oshawa, are in satisfactory condition at Oshawa General Hospital aftier their- Chevrolet collided with a Voikswagen con- taining a family of four. The accident occurred at 6:15 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of Regional Road 2 and the Oshawa- Scugog Town Line. Dead is Mrs. Lorna Shelley, 35 of Sunderland. In critical condition at Oshawa General Hospital is her husband Alan, 40, and their son Clin- ton, 11, at Sick Chidlren's Hospital in Toronto. A second son, Gavin, 6, is in satisfactory condition at Oshawa General. The 'Jaws of Life', used to free the trapped victims from their cars, is credited with saving the lives of the occupants. It took minutes instead of the usual hour to free the victims. Hamipton'Man Rescues Two In Crash Qick-thinking on the part of a Hampton man has saved the lives of an Oshawa woman and her 11-year- ol d son. Andy Jarvis rescued Harriet ilolton and her son Kurt from their burning car after an accident that. left both vehicles in flames. The ac- cident, which left two people dead, occurred at the intersection of Audley Road and the Forth Con- cession in Ajax on Saturday after- noon. After pulling the Holtons to safety Mr. Jarvis went to the aid, of the driver of the second car, 16-year-Old Michael Jaquith and his passenger, 17-year-old David Gilmour. While Mr. Jarvis managed to remove the driver from the blazing car he could not save the passenger. The driver was later pronounced dead on arrivai at the hospital. Both men were from Ajax. Both the Holtons are in satisfac- tory condition in hospital. BUs AL FARROW Service Depariment Manager AI is a resident of Bowmanville and has been with Roy Nichols Motors for many years. He is very deeply involved with church, Iodge and community af- fairs. AI is in charge of one of the mosi up-to-date, service departments in the area and he is fully trained to handie all youir automotive service requirements. MOTORS LT Courtice Telephone 728-6206 & Dorothy Van Driel retired last week after 16 years of service as head secretary at the Courtice Secondary School. Mrs. Van Driel was guest of honor at a roast, dinner and dance held at the Oshawa Golf Club Thursday, September 21. She was presented with gifts from school staff and student council. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Principal's Award for outstanding service to the school during 1978. This year' s award-winner is Mrs. Van Driel. Principal Harry O. Bradley presented the Principal's Award and also acted as master of ceremonies for the eveflifg. Approximately 110 friends and family, and school staff attended the retirement party. concluded with the tests of a good citizen - "Hon esty, Truthfulness, Self -denial, Fairness, Devotion, and Loyalty." Appreciation to the speaker was expressed by Mrs. Jean O'Neill. "The Institute Grace" was read by ail after which Queenie Fletcher and her group served lunch. Lucky Cup Prize went to Rev. Tizzard. Wedding anniversary prize to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clarke. There were about thirty present, including visitors from Kendal. Mrs. Olive Henderson and Mrs. Jean O'Neill visited Miss Bernice Milligan, in Oshawa Hospital, one day last 'week and we are glad to hear she is improving. Buckley and Anna Hughes. Our Afghan won second prize at Orono Fair, and will now go on to the Toronto Convention. The Card Party will be held October 27 and the Executive will arrange for this, several have volunteered to give prizes. Aget well card to be sent Bernice Milligan, was signed by ail present. Roll Caîl "What is our attitude to the current racial problem? ", was well answered.'1. Mrs. Mary Jones introduced the special speaker, Major Bill Clark, who gave us a splendid talk on "Citizenship. " He stressed the, liberty we enjoy, here in Canada, as compared with many other countries. He Experience for Both Men and Women The District Convention, November 9th and loth at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, will be attended by Madeline BOTTLE DRIVE - Bowmanville Cubs will be holding a bottie drive this Saturday, Sept. 3th to raise money for their activities. Only re- turnable botties wilI, be accepted. WELCOME BACK - This week, we are pleased to welcome Harry Van Belle of" Van Belle Gardens back to town. His offi- ciaI opening will be held Thursday even- ing from 7 to 9 at bis new store 39 King St. West. The store bas been completely reno- vated and is most attractive. PETER RETURNS - After a summer holiday, one of our favorite columnists is back in action with his Peter Speaks column. We are also pleased to welcome news fro6m Bowrnanville High School, Clarke as well and M. J. Hobbs and hope other schools will sooïn be sending along news of their activities., RECIPE TABLOID - Our annual Recipe Supplement is included as part of this week's Statesman, In tbe past, many area cooks have found these most interesting and helpful in preparing tasty disbes for their families. We hope tbis one will be welcomed by them and others. JAYCEES INTRODUCTION - Bowman- ville Jaycees will be holding an Introduc- tion Night this Thursday at Port Darling- ton Marina Hotel in tbe Crow's Nest at 8 p.m. when anyone interested in finding out what Jaycees is ail about will be wel- comed. Tbere will be wine and cheese along witb the information. An Exciting1 DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL! Regular $40u- $50 Perms including "style cut" that i5 related to perm, design. JUST $3300 FOR BOTH MEN and WOMEN Off er good Monday through Thursday for the month of October 243 King St. E. Bowmanville Mail 623-2201 Head Secretary Retires After 16 Years I 4 Mrs. Mary Vinkle and Sandra MeInnes were among those attending the Lindsay Fair on Saturday and report a wonderful crowd in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer and boys were at the same fair, Sunday afternoon and again, there was a splendid attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher, with Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacCarl of Whitby were- Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Parliament in Cannington. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Smith of Powassan, near Sudbury, were Friday visitors, here, with Mrs. Agnes' Burley. visitors with the latter, on Sunday, included Mr. and Mrs. E. McEwen of Peterbor- ough and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ton were at Lakehurst, over the weekend and their son, John of Port Hope was a visitor on Satuday. Mr. and Mrs. David Heniderson of Oshawa, were supper guests, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson. The Fail Fair will be held in October in the Sunday School Hall, Newtonville. Wyin Medals At Games forý The Disabled On July 1, 2, 3, 1978 at Windsor, Ontario, Lisa and Laurie Hooper of 36 Parkway Cres., Bowmanville competed in The Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled. Laurie won two gold medals. One, was for club throw, the other for light shot put. Lisa won a bronze medal for swimming 25 metre free style. She missed out on the silver by 1/2 a second. This was the first time competitors with Cerebral Palsy competed under their own category. Previously they went under the Wheel Chair Association. Since this cate- gory was new this year there was no provisions for them to be able to compete in the Canada Games in Newfound- land. Give Heari Fund0% HAYDON Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ander- son and Bill, Port Hope, were Saturday evening visitors, of Mrs. Mildred Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain, Mrs. Belle Werry, Blackstock, Mrs. Marjorie Sullivan, Grandview,, Manitoba, were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Potts, and family, Cornwall spent the weekend with Mr., and Mrs. Jack Potts. Mr. and Mrs Ray Cameron and Shanna, Pontypool, called on Mrs. Crossman on Sunday, Mrs. Lloyd Slemon was a Monday caller. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black- burn and family, Orono, and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Black- burn and Wendy were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackburn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Graham, Bowmanville, Mr. Frank Neilsen, Enniskillen were Sunday supper guests of 14 Silver Street Fe aknga er 623-5455 On the Opening of the New, '(Van D [FI3LL' 9(ozctl' SIýoppzx Loca ted on King St. W. best wishes TIMS RNT.LL 102 King Street West 623-4321 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family. Mrs. Cecil Slemon, Hamp-, ton was a recent super guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Siemon, Susan and Fred. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor, Enniskillen and Mrs. Mandy McLean, Bow- manville were recent callers at the Lloyd Slemon home. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton. Glad to hear Mr. Lloyd Ashton camne home from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanl-' ville on Friday feeling better and is getting out to the barn. Mrs. Lloyd Slemon attended a shower for Miss Cindy Van Camp, hosted by Mrs. Bill St. John, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ashton, calied on their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jim Madore and family, Weston, and their son Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashton and sons, Newmarket, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain attended a birthday Party in honor of Mrs Ann Sanderson, Toronto, on Thursday. NE WTON VILLE NOTICE 0F A PUBLIC MEETING A Public Meeting ýof Council wiIl be held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 4th, 1978, in the Council Chambers (Court -Roomn, 1) at 132 Church Street, Bowmanvi'lle. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the Traffic Operations -Study for downtown Bowmanville which deals with traffic operation def iciencies. Interested citizens are invited to attend to hear the study report explained by Town Council, staff and consultants and have their questions answered and observations noted. G. B. Rickard, Mayor J. M..Mcllroy, Town Clerk Cong--ratulations to * onanadditional open!ng. RUDDY ELECTRIC 75 Richmond St. W., Ph. 725-3539 oup- 0 1, mmmmmmmmmmmmwq 1 -9 623-2201 243 King St. E. Bowmanville Mall