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k h Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 13,1962 11 Seniors Enjoy Kinsmen Club's Annual Autumn Color Tour Starkville Hair P ort Sta ff Styles Hair to Raise Funds for Hospital Auxiliary ^Ll About 100 senior citizens enjoyed the autumn leaves on Sunday, October 3, when the Bowmanville Kinsmen held their annual color tour. Buses took the group to a variety of scenic locations in the areas of Tyrone, Kendal, Newtonville, and Lakeshore Rd. The tour ended at Memorial Park Clubhouse where refreshments were served. Here, representatives of the Kinsmen and Kinettes welcome some of those who took part in the trip and present the ladies with corsages. From left are: Mark and Barb Borutskie, Walter Woolley, Mrs. Anna Watson, Martha Woolley, and Shirley Masterson. Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark and family and Mrs. Dorothy Stark and family on the death of their sister, Mrs. Gordon Power of Oshawa. the former Gwen Stark of Starkville on Sunday afternoon. Funeral service was held in Oshawa on Tuesday Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Souch, Bowmanville. Mrs. Jack McKay visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Edna Dobson. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell visited Mr. and Mrs. David Vasey and Matthew at their summer home at Bethany. Miss Norma Hallowell and Mr. Orme Falls and Harvey, all of Bowmanville were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson, Ross and John. Mrs. Julia Jackson, Kendal was Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson and Gordon were Mrs. W.R. Prouse and Charlie, Port Hope. , Letter To the Editor Dear Mr. Editor: Ooooooh, please, give us a break!! ! ! ! Send May Haass' next letter to the regional dump where it belongs. A Discriminating Reader m Business was steady at The Hairport Styling on Church St. Sunday as staff stylea hair to raise money for the Hospital Auxiliary. Here, Nicholas Moschella is shown with customer LaVerne Martin. Admiring the cut are Anna Strike (left), of the Hospital Auxiliary, and Roberta McCann, Electrolysist with The Hairport. Absent from this photo is Jackie MacDonald, also of The Hairport staff. She was also working on the fund-raising project Sunday. The Hairport decided to raise funds for the Auxiliary because the shop is a neighbour of the Auxiliary's New to You Store and because Hairport o wrier Nicholas Moschella appreciates the work that the organization does in the community. The Hairport donated all proceeds from its work on Sunday to the Auxiliary. Class from Sr, Public School Studies Health Foods Off to a Good Start AND BAG $100 WORTH OF GROCERIES! Buy any one of the following eligible Panasonic microwave ovens and get two $50 grocery coupons redeemable at participating participating supermarkets. Offer good on purchases made between October i, 1982 and November 30, 1982. Eligible Models: THE GENIUS NE-8030C NE-7930C NE-5930C DIMENSION 3 NE-9930C NE-9910C NE-9900C NE9830C Panasonic Model NE-8030 Microwave Oven Manufacturer's Sugg, list $999.95 Now Only *849. Plus... FREE "Crock Pot" Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King Street West Telephone 623-2312 Authorized Panasonic Dealer The United Way Campaign is off to a good start, and already various campaign categories have a good showing. Three of the United Way St. John's Joannas Plan For Rummage Sale Oct. 14 The St. John's Joanna's A.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Eileen Steel on Mon., Oct. 4,8 p.m. with 20 members present. The devotional period was taken by Mrs. Florence Lake on a Thanksgiving theme. Several reports were given:. Social - Isabelle Anonichuck, Advisory Board - Lillian Lee, and A.C.W. Deanery - Faye Snider and our President B. Blake reported on Annual 1982 Synad Sessions. The Annual Fall Rummage Sale was arranged and committees committees appointed. Convenors are Betty Parker, Evelyn Marchant, on Thurs., Oct. 14th, 10 - 4 p.m. - Tea Table - Isabelle Anonichuck. The Parish Fair will be Sat., Oct. 23rd, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. with all parish members participating. participating. Helen Milne will be convening the Joanna's booth - home baking. On Wed., Oct. 6 at 6:30 p.m. the Joannas are invited guests of the Martha group for a pot luck supper ana fun evening in St. John's. We had a social work program making Christmas favors for our Sunday School followed by delicious desserts served by hostesses Eileen Steel and Florence Lake. --Faye Snider, Secretary agencies have completed a canvass of their personnel, and all are up considerably in their totals over last year. They are the John Howard Society, Mental Health Durham, and the Distress Centre. Newcastle Hydro has given almost double what was raised in 1981, and both the chain corporate campaign and personal gifts (Whitby) have achieved 51 percent of thier goal. Foundations, with $52,000 have achieved 95 percent of their total objective. Hugh Holland, the Campaign Chairman, emphasizes that the fair share giving guide is the key to the success of: I the United Way canvass.. The, recommended giving percentage is 0.6 percent of one percent of income, or 15 minutes pay per week. For example, the fair share for a person whose income is $10,000 is $1.20 per week (less than a package of cigarettes). This contributes: three cents per week to each of the 37 United Way agencies. Mr. Holland stated that if those canvassed respond to this formula - that the Oshawa - Whitby - Newcastle United Way Campaign will more than meet its objective. The Campaign Chairman makes the following appeal to the citizens. of the three communitees involved in the United Way Canvass: "In this more difficult economic period, people need the help of the United Way agencies more . than ever before. The only way we can meet , the increased needs of our agencies is for all to contribute contribute their fair share." United Way ' 576-0210. Ext. 271 v.. v ' * j n \ , x V • ' I'fe ■ ' V l Vv ' V; A K, " V' ' .1 jg ; j v Students in the family studies course at Bowmanville Senior Public School had a chance to learn about health foods from first-hand experience when they visited Ye Olde Health Food Shoppe. Six grade eight classes visited the store during the past week in order to study nutrition and to analyse the importance of health foods in diet. X •m v v. - X: The students reviewed prices at the shop and found that there were advantages to purchasing items in bulk without containers oi\ packaging. TTie group also had a chance to ask qtiestions of Cheryl Friede or Helen DeJong. This group is discussing its project with Helen DeJong during a visit to the store on Monday, October 4. NOMff OF THÊ FOIL fCONOMY CAR. MIDWAY DATSUN 1300 Dwwla* St F.. 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