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/ r 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 23, 1984 Section Two lim anb , Biatant 1 faat 50 Years Ago, Thursday, May 17th, 1934 Two new members joined the Bowmanville Rotary Club last week in a brief ceremony. Fred Cryderman introduced Provincial Constable Constable W. Everett Smith, and Charlie Mason introduced introduced Allan Freeman, station station agent of the C.P.R., to the club. Stanley Rickard, Edwin Hancock, George Graham, George Buckley, Winnifred Rickard, Hilda Rowland, Ruby Shaw and Margaret Toms have been chosen to work out the plans for a goodbye party for Reverend W.P. and Mrs. Rogers who retire this year from their charge of the Newcastle United Church. Lt. Col. W.J. Hoar, presented presented the listed Bowmanville Bowmanville High School Cadets with medals for shooting ability at the recent cadet inspection, R. Candler, J. Roach, W. Bagnell, H. Hooper, H. Colmer, A. Colville, Colville, John Cowle, L. Reh- der, J. Thompson, A. Lam- bros, G. Spencer, L. Brown, P. Pattrick, M. Murray and H. Brooking. Mr. Bill Ingram, Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ingram. Mrs. Alan Williams announces announces the engagement of her daughter Gwendolyn, to Mr. Adolph Koldofsky, the marriage to take place May 26th. 25 Years Ago Thursday, May 7th, 1959 After a complete renovation renovation of the store formerly known as Miller's Record Bar - opposite the Statesman Statesman office, two brothers Bob and Klaas Dykstra will open a delicatessen on the premises, next week. Mr. Elford B. Cox, has had a small sculpture exhibition exhibition 'on display at the Roberts Gallery, in Toronto. Toronto. Mr. Harry A key, is in Niagara Falls, taking a two week course with Ontario Hydro. Miss Eleanor Maguire and Miss Linda Miller have joined the RCAF and have begun basic training at St. John's RCAF Station in Quebec. 10 Years Ago Thursday, May 29th, 1974 Among the honoured guests and members attending attending the reunion banquet of the IstMidland Regiment at the Branch 178 Legion Hall on Saturday were Col. P.J. Bigelow, Mrs. J.C. Gamey, Mrs. Fred Lycett, Mrs. P.J. Bigelow, Mayor Garnet Rickard, Rickard, Bruce Hogarth, Major F. Dudley and Charlie Spencer, master of ceremonies. ceremonies. Allan Beckett, has been nominated to run as the Liberal Liberal candidate in the forthcoming forthcoming federal election. His Conservative opposition opposition will be the encumbent member, Allan Lawrence. Pam Zakarow, Mark Elliott Elliott and Rick Conahan, B.H.S. students have embarked embarked on their trip to China, and will return June 24th. Mr. and Mrs. James Firth recently returned from a three week trip to England and Scotland. Mrs. Wilbert Teeple gave a demonstration of needlepoint, needlepoint, and ,Mrs. Walter Rahm a demonstration of braiding rugs at the opening opening night festivities of the Bowmanville Museum, Thursday night. The Junior Agriculturalist Program is again offering youths with a non-farm background the opportunity to live and learn in rural Ontario for the period of June 25 to August 24. The Program is run by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food and has been in operation since 1971. The basic aims of the Junior Agriculturalist Program are to offer youths 16 to 18 years of age practical farm knowledge, and to develop within the youths an appreciation of agriculture and rural life. The program also serves the Ontario farmer by providing a subsidized labour source. Students are paid a training allowance of eighteen dollars a day of which the host farmer pays eight dollars a day. Around 200 • urban youths will be working and living on farms province-wide in conjunction with the Junior Agriculturalist Program. For more information on the Program, contact BOB DAVIS, your area Coordinator, Coordinator, at the Lindsay Agricultural Office. News from 4H Club The first meeting of the 4-H Livestock Evaluation Club was held at the Ag. office in Bowmanville at 8:00 on April 30,1984. The meeting began with the construction of the executive. They are as follows: President: Lynn McLaughlin, Vice President: Shelley Holliday, Secretary: Lynn Bazarin, The Press: Paul Green. A discussion of the year's topics was then covered. This year we will be evaluating dairy, beef, swine, sheep, horses and others. The exhibit team was also made up and this year's lucky members are Brian Van Camp, Jay Van Camp, Sharon Barkey, and Mike Carter. A trip to the Quality Meat Packers was discussed. The Beef and Swine Club may also be attending this trip. Further news will be available later. 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