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\ 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 14,1984 Sally Barnes to Address PC Women's Meeting Here It was announced this week that the South Central District Association of Women will hold their meeting at the Lions Centre in Bowmanville on Wed., April 4th at 6:30 p.m. And the special speaker will be well-known Sally Barnes of Kingston. Ms. Barnes has Been a controversial controversial figure for some time. A native of Napanee she worked as a reporter for newspapers newspapers in Kingston, Ottawa, Toronto and City TV. In 1975, she became press secretary for Premier Davis, the first woman to be appointed to such a position in Ontario. In 1982, she was appointed chairman of the Ontario Status of Women Council. Other honors included being appointed the first woman president of the Queen's Park Press Gallery while she was covering the Ontario Legislature Legislature for the Toronto Star. She was also awarded the Southam Fellowship for Journalists Journalists in 1973 which provided a year's study at Massey College, University of Toronto. Tickets for the April 4th dinner are available by calling Gail DeGroot at 623-6695. By Janice Seto, Editor Kathy J. LeGresley is never aggressive unless she is defending her family's honour. From March 7 to March 9, Kathy actively campaigned on behalf of Mr. LeGresley (nominated as one of the Town's Sexiest Men) for the Kidney Foundation's contest. contest. After marshalling her troops, Kathy and her canvassers canvassers collected about $100 in donations from staff and students. The money was taken to the polling booth Friday and handed to the Kidney Foundation's representative. representative. Ironically, the Grade 13 Biology class, which nominated Mr. LeGresley, was dissecting pig kidneys on Friday. Cheers to Kathy for her humanitarianism. On Wednesday, the B.H.S. Band played before the student student body in two assemblies. The music was a collection of classical and popular pieces. Probably the most popular selection was the one entitled the Movies. Mr. Tremeer's announcement that the Band would play the main theme from the Star Wars Trilogy caused murmurs in the audience. Could the Band play the Oscar-winning theme as well as the London Philharmonic Philharmonic Orchestra or the Boston Pops? After the short selections selections of Twentieth Century Fox logo, You Light Up My Life, Ice Castles, and Stripes, the Star Wars Theme burst into the auditorium. The theme was played nicely, considering considering the difficulty of the music and the need for precise timing, John Williams would have been proud. The rehearsals for "The King and I" have been postponed postponed until after the break as many students and staff leave for the warm weather. Rhonda Peterson, who plays Anna, is in Mexico. Mark Holsmith was talking about California while other grade 13 boys, Barry Yates and Tim Childs, are puttering around in Bermuda. Joining these two on the sunny isle are Mr. Ball and Mr. Brunt with their spouses. A foursome, of grade 13 boys drove down to North Carolina which is also the destination of Dorothy McFar- lane. The play's cosmopolitan director, Mr. Sheridan, and his sophisticated dame, Mrs. Sheridan are North America trotting and will touch down in Montreal and the ski slopes there. Mr. Thompson seems to be the only staff member going to Europe; lie plans to paint Paris red. After Sunday, when our Gilhan Foods Opening Soon! MARCH MADNESS 1 fbmilii I ... :;VI [.- • - l. ■' it «DIES » TEENS SUNG BACK . 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The Company Company spent the weekend of February 25th at Camp Adelaide, Haliburton, Ontario, Ontario, enjoying the experience experience immensely. Michelle Yeo skated with the Whitby Junior Precision Precision Skating Team in competition competition at Kingston, Ontario, Ontario, recently. The Whitby team carried off the Gold Medal in the Eastern Ontario Ontario Sectional Championship Championship competition and placed second in the Kingston Kingston Invitational Championship. Championship. There were lO'/a tables of euchre in play at the Old Hall on Feb. 27, 1984, with the following results: Ethel Goble 84, Norma Cochrne 82, Clara Nesbitt 77, Edgar Millson 75, Clarence English English 74, Clarence Masters 73, Muriel Lawrence 44. 50- 50 Draw Tom Wilson, Barbara Barbara Cochrane. After opening exercises on Sunday morning, March 4th, the Senior and Intermediate Intermediate Sunday School classes walked to the home of Mrs. Edna Philp where they presented her with a flowering plant and spent an hour, visiting with Mrs. Philp and Miss Jean Philp. The flowers in the sanctuary on Sunday morning, morning, March 4th, were placed in memory of Mr. Wilbert Craig who died at his home, Salem, on March 29, 1984 following illness. Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. David Craig and family, Tyrone, and to Mrs. W. Craig and the entire family. Miss Grace Smith paid respects respects to the late Mr. Howard Howard Masters, formerly of Pontypool, on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Grace was supper guest of Mrs. Hazel Smith, Bowmanville, on Sunday. Euchre results at the Community Centre on Friday Friday evening, March 2nd were: 1st Marie Brooks, 2nd Walter Murphy, 3rd Gord Hanna, 4th Marjorie Goodman, Goodman, 5th Ray Brown, 6th John Broome. 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