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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 11,1984 Section Two Sim anil Sistant Steal 25 Years Ago, March 26th, 1959. One of the groups which could be classed as a perennial perennial favorite with Cornz-A- Poppin' audience will again take part in this year's production, production, April 2, 3, 4, at the Town Hall. It is the male quartet Doug Rackham, Ken Hockin, Dr. Keith Slemon and Sam Black. Through the Chamber of Commerce office, we learn that the local plant of Canadian Canadian Canners will definitely not operate this year. Stocks of some canned goods are filling storage facilities in Ontario. Incidently, the plant here is for sale as it is considered considered obsolete for any future operations of the company. There is a faint hope that if and when conditions warrant it, a new, modern plant will be erected here. There is every hope of having Bowmanville's South- view Golf Course open for play by June 15th. The weather, of course, will be a determining factor which could change this date a week either wav. The necessity of taking immediate action on plans for the new wing to the hospital was emphasized at the meeting meeting of the board of directors of Memorial Hospital held last week. Ivan Hobbs, the chairman, chairman, pointed out that although at present there is satisfactory accommodation for 53 patients, during February there was an average of 61 patients a day in the hospital. The Fourth Bowmanville Club Park euchre held by the parents of the boys at the Memorial Park Clubhouse last Thursday evening was an enjoyable enjoyable event. The prize winners were: Miss Ruby Lane, Arnold McGill, Mrs. Tom Wilson, T. H. Veale, and Mrs. Denby. Pat Kelly, chairman chairman of the Cub Group Committee, Committee, was in charge of arrangements. He was assisted assisted by Don Carr, Tom Wilson, Keith Porter and Frank Osmond. 50 Years Ago, Thursday, April 12th, 1934. Magistrate R. M. Cotton, retiring president of the Bowmanville Post of the Canadian Legion was presented presented with a handsome Past President's Jewel by Col. F. J. Picking, at the Vimy Banquet on Monday night. Mrs. T. H. Powers who has been residing in Toronto, for some time, has moved to Bowmanville and is living in Miss Boylan's house on Centre Street. Mr. George W. Coughler, who has been with thé Bank of Montreal, Bowmanville, for two years, has been transferred transferred to Athens, Ontario, and Mr. J. H. Ashley of Picton takes his place here. 10 Years Ago, Thursday, April 17th, 1974. At the regular meeting of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club on Monday, the club presented presented Newcastle Lions Club with $324. for their Swimming Pool Fund. Mr. and Mrs. John Rickard, Spring Grange Farm, Newcastle Newcastle returned home on the weekend from a delightful business-pleasure trip to Johannesburg, South Africa. 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