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p Today's Woman, Suppement of The Caniadian Statesman, Wednegday, June 6, 1979 i We really salute Dorothy Helinga and Betty Bandstra. A great big "Thank you"l ta these two ladies for ail their help and added touch! Continuing with our theme of women in the work force, you may recail that a Bowmanville resident was recently chosen as Secretary of te Year in a contest sponsored by an Oshawa radio station. Her photo and story are re- printed here from our May 2nd edition of the Statesman. Secretary of the Year, Barbara Parsons, is shown here (seated) beside Cathlyn Wethy of Bowmanville, a Manpower Temporary secretary who replaced her last month for a day off work. A holiday was awarded to Mrs. Parsons when she was chosen Secretary of the Year in a contest sponsored by radio station CKAR in Oshawa. Mrs. Parsons is secretary of Patient Care Services at Bowmanvile Memorial Hospital. She is shown here with Carrol Hayes, District Manager of Manpower Temporary Services and Jim Hooper., Director of Patient Services. As well as getting a one-day holiday, the secretary of the year received a lunch with staff at CKAR., "BU WMAN VILLE'S BOWMAN VILLE MAL FIRSI FLORISI" 623-3365 Flowers by Jack m an ý .....1.... ....... Secretary 0f the Year A secretary at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital was recently selected Secretary of the Year in a contest sponsored by radio station CKAR in Oshawa. Emp'loyers were asked to send in the names of secretaries who deserve the title Secretary of the Year and Barbara Parsons of Bowmanville wa s, chosen. Mrs. Parsons is the secretary of Patient Care Services at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Her namne was submitted by about 20 persons at the hospital including head nurses, department heads and the persons she. works HAIRDRESSING From Page 10 Jan says she feels there is an advantage to having three owners. "Someone is always comning up with an idea". Owning and running your own shop allows you to give the customer more time and personal service," Jan finds. "When you work for someone else, you're not as free and you have to use their products. " The women say they -vould like to expand for in Patient Care Services. Married, with two children, Mrs. Parsons bas been employed at the Bowmanville Memiorial Hospital for. approximately two-and- a-half years. She told the Statesman last week that she didn't know she was in the running for secretary of the year unitil her name was announced on the radio. Her reward for being selected for this honor included a day off work with a replacement secretary supplied by Manpower Temporary Services and a lunch with CKAR on-air personalities and secretaries. eventually but that is definitely in the future. For now, the shop in the Waverley Plaza meets their needs nicely. STOP-BOTH DIRECTIONS FOR A SCHOOL BUS rWereceognize the achievements of these, our ladies.. aMost Important part of ban king., A Salute -.a.from the boysait TORONTO DOMINIONI the bank where p'eople make the difference JOHN POGUE,Manager 39 TEMPERANCE ST. N. TELEPHONE 623-2514 BOWMAN VILLE I