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125th Anniversary Supplement of The Canadian Statesman, October 3, 1979 DURHAM s FUItL )NTHEM DUR ERVICE- IAY BANK As costs rise, many organizations are cutting down, outting back, offering Iess. Not us! We provide Full Service.ý Every ,banking service you'lI ever need, such as: " Personal Checking Accounts * ýRegular Savings Accounts * Loans for ail good reasons * Insured mortgages * Buying and selling of securities * Chargex Visa services " Investment Certificates at current rates " Registered Savings Plans '%, and a staff that goes out of their way to please the most important people in the word. .. ou r customers. We're pleased to announce our newest service 9½/% DAILY INTERESI SAVINOS ACCOUNTS ($100 minimum balance> Full Service Banking cuts running around ... saves gasoline! The Bowmanville branch of the Toronto-Domiýnion Bank was opened on March 24th, 1958. Al of us would like to sincerely thank the people of Bowmanville and surrounding area for your dedicated patronage to us for the past 21 years. SI NCE 1855 39 Tempe rance Street 6321 September 27th, 1979 The Editor The Canadian Statesman 62 King Street ',*est Bowmanville, Cntario LiC 3K9 Dear Sir: On this your 325th Anniversarý y, please accept my personal CORGRATULATIONS as well as those of the Regionat Council. Yours haB beenl and continues to be, a ihomeyll and grass rooti' publication :that leeps comrunity activity in itliproper perspective. People of ailaxs, from ail waiks of life and f ~ a! ro drse ocaiiy and irnterested people in other parts of ie worid, continue to enjoy your paper. To the James' arý the staff, :sincere appreciation for past efforts and BEST WISHES for the future. Reglonal ly Walter Beath Chairman WB/Ow The Regional Municipality of Durham 605 Rossland Road East P.O Box 623, Whitby, Ontario Canada,LUN 8A3 (416) 668-7711 JW.8EA 14H Regionai athrnan I ( ( Council Approves $18,000 Debenture At a special session on Tuesday evening, town council a p proved debentures of $08,000 for the Arena completion. Also an arena commit- tee was appointed to form a seven member Arena Commission, to conform with provincial government regula- tions. The seven members named are John M. James, Cliff Samis, Mel Wight, Frank Hooper,' Sidney Little, Mel Dale and Wilfred Carruthers. 623-2514