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Frateoranal Groups Get Toge ther For First "Brotherhood Night" Bowmanville's very first "brotherhood night" brought together representatives of ail five fraternal organizations in the town. And the evening proved to be so successful that there is talk of holding a similar meeting again next year. Head table guests shown in this photo include: Dan Murphy, Knights of Columbus; Garnet Rickard, Mayor of Newcastle; Ted Alldread, Foresters; Ernie Archer, Oddfellows; Rick Santamero, K of C; Dean Grills,, Orange Lodge;ý Gerald Vandezande, guest speaker; John Manuel, Masons: and Rev. Frank Mihelic. K of C. Gerald, Vandezande, of the Committee for Justice 'and Liberty, talks to the audience about "Brotherhood in Daily Practice. " Photo of the audience shows that the event was well-attended by over 100 representatives of fraternal organizations. Brotberhood is alive and well and living in Bowmanville. This seemed t o be the general feeling last Tuesday nigbt as over 100 members of Bowmýanville's five fraternities combined for a unique event. St. Josep's cburch hall was the site of wbat organizers hope to be an annual event -- a Brotberbood Nigbt involving the Knigbts of Columibus, Masonic Lodge, Foresters, Odd Fellows and Orange 11 Lodge. Complimentary invitations were also extended to clergy from every cburcb in Bowmanville. After a successful social hour, the Catbolîc Women's League served a delîcious beef dinner and a variety of pieb. A few words of introduction from Rick Santamero, Grand Knigbt of the Knigbts of Columbus, recounted how on a summer afternoon walk, he and John Manuel, Master of Jerusalem Lodge began the first of several talks wbicb soon developed into full scale plans for this annual evening witb representatives from each fraternity working together on the plans. Mayor Garnet Rickard in bis short address of welcome, expressed bis pleasure that the evening was so well attended, and applauded the efforts of the groups involved. Guest speaker for the evening, Gerald Vandezande, spoke on 5 the subject "Brotherbood in Daily Practice", challenging those present to carry their beliefs in brotberly love into every corner of their lives. Too often, be said, brotherhood is forgotten in the workplace. We sbould be.an example, he said, of brotherbood in action. An evening of euchre, crîbbage and general fraternity kept the members circulating and making new friends until nearly midnigbt. Next year? Well, many seemed already to be looking forward to it -- and from al reports, tickets may be even harder to find. Tex Deductible Donations Gratefully Received at ihese Banks Toronto Dominion Bank Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (AIl local branches) I Sehool Board Briefsl m Osborne & Shank Insurance Agency 108 Liberty St. North Bowmanville Tel. 623-2529 Clare Shank Gayle Windsor. One agency iooking atfter alyour insurance needs. KUT'N KURL BEAUTY SHOP 'Y For ail your Hair needs SKIN &BEAUTY PRODUOTS .-OPEN 6DAYS A rFR1 EVENINGS 71 King St. E. 623-5019 I0000 & SOUTER SPECIAL "CELANESE" Anticipation Reg. $12.95 sq. yd. SALE $8.99 sq. yd. Stock Colours only L36 King St.E. 623-5581 COU NTY CHRYSLER D00GE LTD. Sales & Service Durhamn Countys No. 1 Dodge Dealer Inquire about County's ail Make Leasing Plan 623-2586 Toronto-Ajax LUna 683-2751 Hwy. 2- 2 miles west ai Bowmanvi le ONE STOP, FABRIOS FABRICS-VELOURS PATTERNS - RIBBON SEWING NOTIONS for ail your sewing needs. Watch for our Valued Specials 168 Church St. 623-4831 Subway Pizza is for Pizza Loyers Choice of 12 INOREDIENTS 3 SIZES Assorfed Submarines Stili the Biggest Sti/i the Besi TAKE OUT & DELIVERY 242 King E. 623-6434 Television Service Co. Auihorized Dealer e Philips e Magnavox aPhilco YEAR)END CLEARANCE SALE ExperT.V. Repairs 185 Church St. 623-3883 The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education bas agreed to trim the number of committees witbin, the board from around 40 to seven. 1Trustees agreed to reduce the number of committees after discussion at the regular scbool board meeting held Thursday, November 22, in Cobourg. Director of Education Douglas Sifton said the new .committees will be formed after the inaugural meeting December 6 wbicb will mark the beginning of the board's second term of office. The director of education noted that the seven committees will serve as umbrella groups in order to conduct all aspects of the school board's business. He said the board hopes to get as much work done as before witb the smaller number of' committees. The vice principal of Clarke Higb Scbool bhas requested a' transfer to a teacbing job. Director of Education Douglas Sifton said last week that the school board bas concurred with a request from Mr. AI Dormer who will assume a matbemnatics teaching position at Courtice Secondary School. Mr. Sifton said a vice principal to replace Mr. Dormer wiIl be sougbt. He explained that a transfer of tbe vice-principal to a teacbing post in Courtice was possible because Coutice Secondary Scbool bas been under-staffed. For the first time, the school board bas reduced tbe number of teachers on staff during the school year. Section Two The Caniadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville, November 28. 1979 9 Letersto S t Dear Santa; My name is Corey Lachance and 1 arn eight years old. I, have been a good boy al year. Santa I would like some weights, record player and two ýaction figures with a submarine. I will leave you some cookies and milk. Hav e a safe good trip this year. Love Corey 52 Hobbs Dr. Bowmanville Dear Santa, My narne is Kevin Ballantine and 1 arn four years old. My sisters name is Sara and she is two years old. My sister and 1 have been good kids for Mommy. For Christmas could you please bring my sister a new dolly and some baby botties to feed ber dolly with. Could you LET PET I a I I (OIbE (mt Specializingin: FISH & CHIPS SOUTHERNFRIED CH ICKE N 136 King E. Ph. 623-1781 SmaII Engjine Repair Service Sales - Service- Paris Canadlanna end Gilson Snowblowers Poulan Chain Saws Hampton - 263-8469 H.B. Electronios Stereo and T.V. 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First cor- rect answer drawn each week will de- termine the winner and fhey will be nof- ified. You may enter as often as you like. Good Selection of Work Ciothes and Boots Open Thurs. & Fr1. tii 9 p.m. Chargex & master charge 42 King St. E. 623-3211 CARTER'S BAKERY Specîalîzîng in Home Baked Bread, Bu ns, Pastries, Cakes, Meat and Chicken Pies Daiiy Specials A Famnily Business over 43 years. 21 Kng SI.E, 623-5855 ~r~- r SHRYH/MVAE ITV ls t for Chrs tm as Glît Ideas BOWMANVILLE AUDIO VISION LTD. "RADIO SHACK" Authorized Sales Centre 20 King St. W. 623-2312 ELLIOTT'S DECORATING CENTRE Smooth, washable finish i!n 1200 colours Reg. 16.99 Now uS 10.99 gai. Bowmahville Mali 623-9121 SANDI'S FASHIONS for the latest fash ions Sizes 5-20 oDresses@* Sports Wear a Lingerie e Accessories 20% OFF new arrivais winier coats wool suits and velours, Bowmanvllle Mal 623-4§___ ý l I i,1 MNI I Mil please bring me some Star Wars Mini Action figures, Criss-Cross Crash and a Star Wars Space Station. There will be some milk and cookies by the fireplace for you and some carrots for your reindeer. Love Kevin and Sara Ballantine PRICES TO SUIT EVERY BUDGET "We're The Best" In Sight 30 KIngWest omnil 623-4477 T he S TYL-E SHOPPE Free Hair nalysis with every perm. <ý>RIFDKEN® Hair & Skin Care Products 623-5455 14 Silver St. THE TOYBOX Large Seleciion cf TOYS by Leading Manufacturers Children's Books Games and Records For AIl Agas, 43 King St. W. 623-6266 GINI'S HAIR FASHIONS Look for Henna Hair Gare Produets "We have the look" for You 103 King St. E. 623-7312 James Insurance Agency Ltd. For AUl Your Insurance Needs 24 King St. E. Bowinanville, Ont. 623-4406 HARVEY SMITH RADIO & TV REPAIR Authorized "Zenith" Sales and Service 1Centre "À Narne You Can Trust" 56 Duke st. Bowmanville 623-2015 CLEANERS (1973) LTD. Dry Cleaning - RentaIs Shirt Laundry Pick-up and Delivery 84 King Sqt. WMest 6 2 3 -5520 Director of 'Education Douglas Sif ton said- the reduction wîll take place. at three high scbools in the eastern and central area of the board. The change in staffing is the equivalent of two full- time teaching posts. Mr. Sifton said no teacher will be dropped from the staff because of the change; bowever sorne existing staff will be sbîfted to accommodate the over- staffing. School board ernpîoyees are eligible for higher mileage rates as a resuit of a decision by the Board of Education last Thursday. Trustees agreed to increase mrileage to 22 cents per mile and to allow 13.66 cents per kilorneter. An escalator clause in the mileage policy allows an increase of a haîf cent per mile for each 10 cent increase in gasoline price per gallon. The mileage policy covers employees of the board not covered by a collective agreement. New rates go into effect December 1. A fact-finder's report on negotiations with the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education's teachers wîll be made public November 28.', in bis regular report to the school board, Education Director Douglas Sifton inforrned trustees that the document would be made available today as directed by the Education Relations Commission. However, if both parties make the request, the Commission nfay authorize delay of publication until December 4. 1111 11 il ýý l, l t i il i li ll i THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING DURHAM Take notice that a special Committee has been appointed by the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham to carry out a study of the provisions of The R egional Municipality of DurhamAct, 1973. Public meetings were held n ail area municipalities within the Region to receive public input. Citizens and organizations are encouraged to submit written or oral pre- sentations to the Committee outlining their concerns and giving recom- mendations for changes in the legislation which will benefit the citizens of the Region of Durham. The final public meeting will be held in the Council Chambers, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario on Wednesday, December 5,1979 at 10:00 ar. J.A. Potticary Committee Chai rman getting a new bot water heater. The school board bas approved tbe installationi of the water beater at the scbool for a cost of $3,495. The lowest of tbree tenders was accepted. 1The contract includes a gas- fired beater, water pump, gas and water piping, insulation, and other equipment. Those nîgni interest rates seem to be effecting everyone,, including the Northumberland and Newcastle scbool systemi. Trustees learned last week that tbe bank interest for the board bas jumped to 15 per cent, whicb represents a .25 per cent increase over the rate announced two weeks ago. R. was the third time in as many meetings that the board of education bas learned of a jump in the interest charges. Trustees voted to accept the new rate "witb regret." The sale of Sbaw's Scbool bas brought the board of education $42,700. The property was sold by auction Saturday, November 17, to an Oshawa resident. Trustees were told that a two per cent auctioneer's fee bas been charged. 0 Free Woý-rm emnr ..earn up to $165,000 a year in your garage or basemnent. Raise- National Night Crawlers (like the dew worm) " BE YOUR OWN BOSS " PART-TIMlE OR% FULL lIME " MULTIMLLION DOLLAIR INDUSTRY " EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Tuesday, Docomber I1I 7:30 p.mv. ai O'N.II Cologlate and Vocatlonal nsltuto 301 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa For further information write or cail: National Green Project Mt. 1703 Mattawa Ave. Missesauga, Ont. L4X1iKS 416-276-4560 Courtice - 728-3344 Corné and sec for yourself . you'11 beglad youC'did! .Clarke Higb- Scbool will be