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S The Canadian Statesman, Bowm anvil le, July 20,1983 Item of Interest Goodyear Inaugurates Select Dealer Program Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of Southway Drive, were pleasantly pleasantly surprised Saturday evening, July 16th on Bill's 60th birthday-by his family and friends at the Legion hall, with music, dancing, and visiting visiting for the crowd of 100 to enjoy. Special surprise was the arrival of Bill's sister and brother-in-law Vi and Arthur Collins from England. On Sunday, the 17th, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Down gave a great welcome to the Snowden clan at their home, near Oshawa. With plenty of shade, and swimming for a hot day nearly 60 of Lloyd's descendants descendants attended including Jim and Dorothy Ewing who are now living at Wiarton, after 30 years at Sept. Isles, Quebec. Later in the evening some of the cousins joined us for a shower for Carole Snowden who will be married in August. the summer, Daphne has been advised that she has been awarded the Eliza Fitzgerald Scholarship awarded annually to the woman student with the highest standing at the end of the second year. Mr. and Mrs. Art Marjerri- son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Masterson enjoyed a week's trip to Iroquois Falls and Timmins recently. While there, they visited with former Bowmanville residents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron who wish to be remembered to all their former friends here. The following list of piano students of Mrs. Dorothy Payne, who tried examinations examinations of the Royal Conservatory Conservatory of Music at both January and June sessions are listed in order of merit: Gr. 8, Hon. Irene Fayer; Pass, Linda Brooks, Julia Fayer; Gr. 7, Hon. Sharon Hendrikx, Raymond Raymond Mostert, Wendy Preston, Preston, Ariane Traill, Louise Baker; Pass, Debbie Jones; Gr. 6 Pass, Brenda Lowery; Gr. 5, Hon. Debbie Vanden- burg, Linda Head, Wilfreda Mostert; Gr. 4, Hon. Terry Head; Gr. 3, Hon. Alison Cughan, Matthew Milovich, Michael Milovich. All students \yere successful. On Thursday, 21st July, the regular weekly meeting of "Parents Without Partners", Pineridge Chapter 204 will be held at 8:00 p.m. in St. George's Church Hall, Centre St. S., Oshawa. The evening will feature a Discussion "Nine More People - Expanding Expanding Your Social Life, Step By Step." Moderator will be Lee Barnes, President of Oshawa PWP. All single parents are eligible to join. For information information call Lee at 576-1853. 'Daphne Lobb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lobb has just received word that she tips been accepted by the Faculty of Medicine, Queen's University, and will begin first ytear medical studies at Queen's in September. Employed Employed at Ontario Hydro for BAHA'I ANSWERS Is there a difference between between the Baha'i and Christianity? Fundamentally Fundamentally they are one in spirit. The Word (Religion) (Religion) of God Is one, though the Speakers are many • it Is one light appearing in many lamps • one book with many chapters. Further Information- P.O. Box 36, Bowmanville Paul's lâniteb Ctiurdi MINISTER Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M.DIv. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen ■ 623-5701 Sunday, July 24th, 1983 10:00 a.m. - Worship Service " We welcome the members of Trinity United Church who will be worshipping with us for the month of July. Nursery care for pre-school children every Sunday. 151 Years of Community Service £t. Sotpi'a Anglican (tttjurctf 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Hitter • The Reverend Byron Yates B.A.S.T.B. Asset. - The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley Fellowship Baptist Church Courtlce, Ontario Location: Courtice Secondary School SUNDAY SERVICE 10:00 a.m. ■ Family Bible Study. 11:00 a.m. - Special Speaker REV. FRED HALSE For more information phone: 579-4523 Qxtkodox, d(itL±tLcm ^/^afotimd CSitxxcfi OF BOWMANVILLE MEETING FOR WORSHIP Sundays -- 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Knox Christian School (Scugog St.) Pastor Rev. H.J. Bout 623-3355 Sermon Tapes Available on Request, Please Write R.R. 5, Bowmanville, Ont. L1C3K6 Piano students of Brenda Lowry who successfully passed R.C.M. Examinations. Grade I Piano - 1st Class Honours - Penny Day, David Rice. Honours - Nathan Duclos, Tim Lemieux, Dana MacDonald, MacDonald, Kyla MacDonald, Elizabeth Schillings. Grade II Piano - Honours - Bonnie-Sue Moore, Ginette Purdy. Grade III Piano - Richard Cherry. Theory - Preliminary Rudiments Rudiments - 1st Class Honours - Richard Cherry. One Parent Families Association Association of Canada, Oshawa Chapter, meet at Lake Vista Club House, at Cedar Street on Emerald Avenue every Tuesday Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. Future meetings are Aug 2 - General Meeting, Aug. 9 - "How to Prepare Your Will" ( Lawyer- Gary Shewan), Aug. 16 - Big Sisters (Lynda Lee), Aug. 23 - Coffee, cards and conversation, conversation, and Aug. 30 - Block Parent's. Anyone needing further information phone Norma at 723-8784. Jack Hand, Goodyear's director of corporate tire sales (centre), looks over the Montreal Grand Prix race schedule with Select Dealers Hermel Desjardins (left), of Grand Falls Tire in Grand Falls, N.B., and Ed Harper, of Harper's Tire of Barrie, Ontario. Following a series of Select Dealer meetings in Montreal, Goodyear hosted the group at the company's hospitality compound at the recent Formula One race. The Bowmanville Museum will be sponsoring a bus trip to Cullen Gardens in Whitby on Saturday, August 13th, from 6:30 to 9:00. The bus will be leaving from Bowmanville Museum at 6:30 sharp and seating is limited. The cost of $5.00 includes both bus trip and admission to the gardens. Call 623-2734 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. You just may be 'pulled over' this summer in the Provincial Provincial lottery's Spot Check Promotion. "Started July 11th, the eight-week promotion promotion will offer over $671,000 in on-the-spot prizes to Provincial Provincial lottery players who can produce a current Provincial ticket," D. Norman Morris, president of the Ontario Lottery Lottery Corporation announced last week. A corps of 34 summer students will approach approach individuals across the province asking if they can produce a current Provincial ticket. If three or more draws are current on the ticket, the player will select a voucher from $5 to $1,500. If two or less draws are left on the ticket, the player automatically receives receives $5. Mr. Morris said "The promotion not only provides provides employment for summer students, but offers over 36,000 extra prizes of $5, $50, $500 and $1,500 in addition to Provincial's regular prize format." Daily tours of the exhibition, Kurelek's Vision of Canada will be available to McLaughlin McLaughlin gallery visitors for the duration of the exhibition in Oshawa. The exhibition closes 14 August. Weekdays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., interested visitors will be shown a film on Kurelek and receive a guided tour of the exhibition which covers the last fifteen years of Kurelek's career. Tour guide for the exhibition is Maria Drazilov, a summer student who has been hired under the Ontario Arts Council Experience Experience '83 Program. The Oshawa Central Lions Club and Durham Regional Police Association will hold a _ Steak Barbeque and Dance for Timmy on Saturday, July 23rd, 1983 at the Jubilee Pavilion, Pavilion, Lakeview St., Oshawa. For tickets call 579-5160. Goodyear announced today that it was implementing a comprehensive, national program, designed to make an elite group of tire dealers the number one choice of consumers consumers in their respective communities. Called Goodyear Select Dealers, this exclusive group will benefit from a range of Goodyear support programs concerning business and market information, cooperative cooperative advertising, training, merchandising and improved communications. "Goodyear intends to assist these dealers in dramatically increasing their sales," said Gord Church, Goodyear's vice-president of corporate tire sales. "In return, these special dealers have agreed to ensure that Goodyear is the tire supplier to their business." business." The Select Dealers were recruited recruited on the basis of their desire to grow and prosper and the growing need for a dependable supplier-dealer relationship - particularly in the face of today's challenging business environment, said Church. "Success in the 80s will go to those best able to effectively adapt to the changing tire needs of consumers," said Church. "No business can survive for long without satisfied satisfied customers; it's our number one concern. This program will improve communications communications and lead to better cooperation in meeting this mutual objective." Special emphasis will be placed on building the image of Select Dealers. Goodyear is currently providing a range of new signage, displays and local advertising options; all of which are designed to raise the dealer's profile, said Church. Improved product knowledge knowledge and sales professionalism professionalism is another objective of the program, said Church, adding that special training seminars and videotapes are being provided. provided. "As a global corporation, we intend to share our product knowledge and sales expertise -so that everyone benefits, Goodyear, the Select Dealer and, most importantly, the consumer," said Church, pointing out that having professional, professional, well trained sales people ensures that consumers consumers receive the right tire for their needs. The Select Dealer program will also serve to sensitize Goodyear to the needs of the tire dealer, said Church. One Select Dealer from each of Goodyear's nine sales regions will be elected to represent the group on a Dealer Council, explained Church. "The Council will allow us to get a handle on dealer and consumer consumer needs. The meetings will also give us a valuable opportunity to exchange views and develop common strategies," strategies," said Church. The first Select Dealer Council was held June 10 in Montreal, just prior to the Canadian Grand Prix. Domed Stadium By Peter Parrott Newcastle's mayor said Monday that he will support efforts to build Metro Toronto's domed stadium in the Durham Region. "I believe a domed stadium in the west end of Durham, whether it is in Pickering or in Markham, will be a real plus for the municipality" Mayor Rickard said. He made this comment at a meeting of Newcastle's general purpose committee Monday. Durham's regional council has supported the principle of locating a new stadium on the east side of Toronto and has commissioned a report on this subject by regional staff. Mayor Rickard also stated that he will support the extension extension of the GO Rail system to the east side of Oshawa, with options to be kept open for further expansion into the Town of Newcastle. 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