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I 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 6,1984 Section Two Bowmanville Sea Cadet Corps Holds Third Annual Inspection Reviewing officer A. Walker inspects the ship's company assembled for Sunday's program. This was the third year for the inspection of the Bow manville cadets. The corps takes its name from a corvette of the Canadian navy which served in World War Two. Retiring Kappa Delta President Presented with Ritual Jewel Pin Unbeatable Deli Specials June 7,8,9 ONLY!! Weekend Specials Medium Gouda 7.49 kilo Reg. 10.21 kilo Honig Vermicelli .89 Reg. 1.09 HOfiig Soups (7 varieties).49 Reg. .89 Mille Speculaas Cookies 1.29 Reg. 1.79 Mille Shortbread Cookies .99 Reg. 1.29 Boon Chocolate Hail (soogr.).99 Reg. 135 Dutch Rusk 2/.99 .79 each Chapmans 2 litre Ice Cream 2.29 (8 flavors) Hollandia Honey Cake .99 From the deli counter Black Forest Ham Corned Beef 1.09 100 gr. Baked Meat Loaf Try our New Hoagie Sandwich with a special sauce! Special Occasions We take orders at Whitby Home Bakery and the Orono Village Bake Shop Groen's Delicatessen 24 Division St Bowmanville We Deliver New Store Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-6; Fri. 9-9; Sat, 9-5:30 623-1770 CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Petty Officer First Class, Jean Roche, of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Bowmanville, receives the award for Cadet of the Year from Doug Walton, immediate past president of Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion, Bowmanville. The award was one of several presented Sunday, J une 3, during the annual Sea Cadet inspection held in the Newcastle Arena. Nestleton- Caesarea Cancer Drive A Great Success The overall picture re- the Cancer Campaign for the Township of Scugog is very gratifying. Each year the Society reaches a new high. This year was no exception. Total amounted to $21,361.89. Thank You Jim Souter, Scugog Point, wishes to extend a warm thank you to Doreen Rush, Helen Van- wyck and Jimmie Emer- ton for their many kind acts while his wife Helen Souter was a patient in Port Perry Hospital. "Best Wishes" to Helen for good health! Bernice Chambers was the hostess of Kappa Delta chapter's chapter's Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, last meeting. She also presented presented her cultural program entitled entitled "Friendship." Bernice noted the qualities we find in friendship and how our friendships friendships grow. Following her program, program, chapter members revealed revealed who their secret sisters have been for the past year and new secret sisters were chosen for the coming year. President Francis Suter chaired the first half of the meeting. It was noted that Strathaven Nursing Home is holding a Spring Tea and Bazaar on Thursday, June 14th. Retiring president expressed expressed her appreciation to each member for assisting her this year. On behalf of the chapter, Luanne Payne presented Francis with a Ritual of Jewels President's gavel pin. She noted that Francis had helped the chapter have a very successful year and we appreciated the many ways that she had assisted each member. Elizabeth Bateman was presented with a yellow rose pin as she is transferring to Xi Zeta Lambda chapter in the fall. Plans for a family picnic and B.B.Q. at Cedar Park on June 10th were finalized by the Social Committee. Barbara McFadyen, president president for 1984-85 announced that Beginning Day will be held on August 28, at her home. It will be a Pool Party and members were asked to consider and bring ideas for the chapter's rushing party in the fall. Anyone wishing to learn more about Beta Sigma Phi, can contact any sorority member. Barb McFadyen closed the meeting and afterward everyone everyone enjoyed a Banada Split Party. KEEP CANADA GROWING PLANT/ Color party leads the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Bowmanville through Sunday's annual inspection which was held at the Newcastle Arena. Guests included parents and families of the cadets as well as representatives representatives of the sponsors, Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion. The reviewing reviewing officer was Commander A. Walker. New and Used Family Clothing and Household Articles at The Just Like New Shop XWn'NdH ? We are now accepting quality Spring and Summer clothing on consignment. For more information call: « 987-5464 75 King St. W. Newcastle This knot-tying board was one of many displays for officers, sponsors, parents, and other guests attending the annual inspection. The displays illustrated some of the cadets' activities during the past year. Bethany's Golden Stars Hold Regular Meeting On Wed. May 30th the Golden Stars Sr. Citizens held their regular meeting with shuffleboard in the morning from 10 to 12. At 1:30 the president Mrs. Addison Scott opened the business part of the meeting. meeting. The minutes were read and adopted by Mrs. Gertie Clarke. Report on Sick and Shut Ins was given. Final arrangements were made for the mini Tea room at the Manvers Arts and Craft Show on June 2nd and 3rd. Margaret Wright read some literature on.bus trips coming up this summer. June 13th will be the annual meeting with a Dixie Lee Chicken luncheon at noon. Mrs. Ken Syer's group was in charge of thé programme. Mrs. Audrey Wood introduced introduced the guest Mr. Don Smith who showed pictures on Early Indian Artifacts. Mr. Les Brown thanked him for coming. Mrs. Syer read a poem on Father's Day ending ending with a little verse: "Father died this morning but he had no last words as mother was with him till the end." A few grncs of euchre were played to finish the afternoon, afternoon, Prizes were won by High Lady: Mrs. Mary Morion, Morion, Low Lady: Bertha Fcr- ren, High Man: Lawrence Adams, Low Man: Herman Webb. Mr. and Mrs. V. Jackson, Mrs, Evelyn Mount and Mrs. Helen ltyley recently spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McGill, Toronto. Along with other family members they helped Jean celebrate her80th birthday. Cecil had observed his 01st a few days earlier, We are delighted to see him so much improved following his illness of n few weeks ago. In fact he was able to drive to Bethany for a visit with friends here about two weeks ago. Congratulations to you both, Jean and Cecil. We were also happy to see Mr. Girvin Mulligan in town for the Victoria Day celebrations. celebrations. Work on the former Jackson property subdivision subdivision is progressing well and already has given a new look to that area of the village. village. Mr. and Mrs. W. 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