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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 16,1984 Section Two Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Observes Founder's Day Graduate Vincent Massey Students Take Part in Bike Roadeo The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority observed Founder's Founder's Day Monday, April 30, with a meeting of three local chapters which include Iota Psi, Kappa Delta, and Xi Zeta Lambda. Members of These members of the Iota Psi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority took office at a recent Founder's Day meeting. Members of the executive for the Iota Psi chapter are, from left: Susan Cookson, president; Anne Warren, vice president; Joan Tremeer, secretary; Sharon McMullen, treasurer; treasurer; and Marla Rosenberg, corresponding secretary. '• A . A Y À , The executive of the Xi Zeta Lambda chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sorority are shown here during a recent meeting of the group on Founder's Day. From left are: Cathy Koenderman, treasurer; Mary Ann Denard, vice president; president; Joy Schryer, secretary; and Linda Hargest, president. They will hold office during the upcoming year. these chapters are shown above during their dinner dinner meeting at the San Marino Restaurant, in Bowmanville. Last week, the international organization organization observed its 53rd anniversary. Burger King Joins Esso at Newcastle Outlet Esso Petroleum Canada will be converting its Voyageur Restaurant on Highway 401 near Newcastle, Ontario to a Burger King Canada outlet in early June. Esso Petroleum will operate the restaurant under a franchise franchise agreement with the well- known North American hamburger hamburger chain. Douglas E. Speers, Ontario Marketing Manager for Esso Petroleum said the changeover to Burger King is in response to the changing needs of the highway motorist. "The driving public is looking for fast food service and well known quality when they stop for gasoline. By offering a full range of fuels and services plus food services, services, we expect to see an increase in gasoline sales and restaurant business." Esso Petroleum Canada expects additional employees will likely be hired to run the new restaurant. The Esso station is located about 49 miles east of Toronto. In addition to the hamburger hamburger and salad bar selections, the Burger King will also be offering several breakfast meal choices. The restaurant will seat 200 people. The station, which is on the westbound Highway 401, is being expanded and renovated. renovated. A full canopy will 'be installed along with a new fuel pumping system. Propane will now be available for motorists in addition to the diesel and gasoline fuels currently available. available. STEVE CARRUTHERS This Friday, May 18, 1984, Steve Carruthers will graduate with honours from the Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology, with a diploma in Agricultural Production and Management ( Hort.). Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carruthers, R. R. 1, Bowmanville. Vincent Massey Public School was the scene of a bicycle rodeo last Thursday, May 10. The event included most students from the Vincent Massey School and a number of parent volunteers who helped inspect the bikes for safety and check the students for their driving skills. Here, Constable Don Anderson of the Durham Regional Police, inspects a bike owned by Adam Alehin, a grade four student at Vincent Massey. Waiting his turn at the inspection point is Norman Allman, also a grade four student. "If this first site is as successful as we expect it will be, we will consider using Burger King at our other highway outlets, said Mr. Speers." PHILLIP DOWN On Friday, May 18, 1984, Phillip Down will graduate from the Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology with a diploma in Agricultural Production and Management (Hort.). He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Down, R. R. 4, Oshawa. Tax Explanation Will Be Mailed To Ratepayers A pamphlet of explanation explanation will soon be mailed to Town of Newcastle ratepayers along with their regular tax bills. The explanation of where the local dollars are spent was approved by a committee committee of council on Monday with little fanfare. The pamphlet notes that of a total tax dollar, 57 cents goes to education, 25 cents is spent by the Town of Newcastle, Newcastle, and 18 cents goes to the Durham Region. In addition to data on taxes, the booklet also lists municipal departments, members of council, and school trustees. A brief explanation on the responsibilities of each level of government is also contained in the pamphlet. After 10 Years Fire Department Soon Be Legal Although the Town of Newcastle has been in operation operation for the past 10 years, a by-law to establish a municipal fire department has never been passed. The general purpose and administration committee agreed to remedy this situation situation on Monday after receiving receiving a report from Fire Chief Jim Aldridge. Chief Aldridge pointed out that the by-laws still in force are related to volunteer volunteer fire departments which had previously been established for the town of Bowmanville and the villages villages of Orono and Newcastle. Newcastle. No by-law governing the entire Town of Newcastle Fire Department exists. The chief recommended . that these by-laws be repealed repealed and that a standard document approved by the Fire Marshal's Office be put in place. Terminology in existing by-laws does not meet today's standards, members of council were told in a written report from the fire chief. Reference is made to outdated budget practices, specific equipment ownership, ownership, wages and appointments appointments which are not applicable applicable to the current fire department. department. Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard said the passing of the new by-law represents a "housekeeping" matter. VANDERMALE GREENHOUSES 3 MILES EAST OF NEWCASTLE, 1 MILE NORTH ON MORGAN'S CORNERS RD. OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. DAILY SUNDAY 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. ALL GERANIUMS (upright and hanging) $1.20 BOX PLANTS, FLOWERS and VEGETABLES (6-box) $1.10 IMPATIENS and BEGONIAS (4-box) $1.10 FLATS OF 20 PLANTS $3.30 (ONLY IN PETUNIAS, MARIGOLDS, ALYSSUM, SNAPS and DUSTY MILLER) TUBEROUS BEGONIAS (upright and hanging) from $2.20 HYBRID PATIO TOMATOES (in 6" pots) $1.75 FILLED HANGING BASKETS 6" ....: $4.00 8" $6.75 10" $7.95 PLANTERS - URNS - BALCONY PLANTERS • ORACENAS, VINCAS, LOBELLIA, FUCHSIA, GARDEN MUMS and VARIETIES OF TOMATOES, PEPPERS, CUCUMBER PLANTS, MUSKMELON AND MANY MORE! • ORONO FOURTH LINE N. CD LU CD Q D 0 1 CE CD * z LU LU CO < . 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