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V \ V Central School Students Raise $779 for Heart Fund ■a: ••V, «X v>3-' U <. V. 'i - - V -£* #u-». Jdy-' • -'"'tv w; r : l<E A group of 30 students from Central Public School raised $779.05 for the Heart Foundation through 7Yze following businesses and individuals helped to make ourMolson 4 Man Best Ball Tournament a huge success. Bob Stevens and the B.C.C. Staff Bowman ville Audio-Vision Canadian Tire--A&P--Slazenger Corby's -- Brook's Service Station Molson's -- McGregor Hardware Plain's Self Serve -- Gilbey's And the participants Thank you for Your Support Steve Campbell John Ford Jon Hancock Rick James Bruce Welsh their skip-o-thon on June 5th. Providence-Shaws W.I. Holds Pioneer Picnic Dr. R. VanHoof wishes, to announce that he has moved the location of his practice to 98 King St. W. (2nd floor) (former Glen Rae Dairy building) Bowmanville, Ontario L1C1R4 NOW OPEN Telephone 623-7261 or 623-2533 Providence - Shaw's W.I. celebrated the first day of summer, June 21, with a Pioneer Picnic at the home of Past Pres. Margaret Killeen. It was a beautiful day and the foods served brought reminders reminders of the past. Chilled apple cider, scotch eggs, cornish pasty, deep dish meat pies - some with biscuit and some with potato toppings, homemade homemade rolls, fiddleheads, salads and molded jellied salmon, filled 'us all. Then came the desserts which included included pies, fresh strawberries strawberries and butter tarts. President Annabelle Rickard welcomed the members members and one guest and urged us to read the writings of Suzanna Moodie and Catharine Catharine Parr Trail, pioneer women with a story to tell. The roll call was to name a woman in public office and tell what she does. The answers ranged from Queens and elected elected officials to institute officers. officers. Dorothy Crago reported for the float committee for Orono Fair Parade. Barbara Wood told of the trip to the Erland Lee Home. Margaret Killeen reported on the District Annual at Bladtstock and reminded reminded us that toft; 18 was the " tentative date/or the Fun Fair at Solina. Anyone wishing to write to Dr. Bette Stephenson, urging that Family Studies be a compulsory compulsory subject in Secondary Schools should address it to her at the Ministry of Education, Education, 18th Floor Mowat Block, Queen's Park, Toronto M7A 1L2. The members accepted an invitation to Hampton W.I. in January. Ruth Cahais brings credit to our branch by designing and making a quilt block to represent represent this district, as part of the Institute hanging recently unveiled unveiled in the Legislative Building Building in Toronto. The president suggested we make a project of preparing a history of our own home, something along the idea of a Farm Log, with comments on interesting items that have happened over the years. The program was a Radio Interview with hostess 'Betty Kennedy' (Barbara Wood) and four well known women. The life of Dr. Emily Stowe, born in 1835 into a Quaker family, who raised a family and became a medical doctor after being a schoolteacher, and who fought for the woman's right to vote, was portrayed by Thelma Lane. Pauline McGibbon, former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, looked very much like our Judy Buma, who answered questions about her life and work. Margaret Killeen took the part of 'Mom' Whyte whose desire to help others grew into a very large family and took her to Nigeria to do similar work. A look at the life of the late Judy LaMarsh will be remembered as with wig and glasses, Margaret Arnott gave a very true account of her career. The cigarette was there too. Judy wrote four books and I'm sure some of us will be using this for our summer reading. This certainly was a program to remember. We will meet again in September on the third Thursday and the President wished us a good summer until then. Shirley Brown, P.R.O. For all the Saturday mornings I really teed you off A ring that says you'd marry her all over again. A diamond is forever $450.00 was $500,00 1 centre diamond surrounded by 6 small diamonds (similar lo illustration) Hooper's Jewellers 39 King Street West Telephone 623-5747 Dorothy Payne Attends Festival Mrs. Dorothy Payne has returned returned home from a two week stay in England, attending the Aldeburgh Music Festival. This is a three week festival consisting of performances by Symphony Orchestras, chamber groups and choirs as well as recitals by soloists, and takes place in local churches, castles and concert halls. The festival this year is the 37th, begun and nurtured over the years by the late Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, the latter still taking an active part in the Festival, although he has suffered a stroke and can no longer sing. Besides the wonderful music, Mrs. Payne also enjoyed enjoyed the renewal of friendships and the beautiful flowers everywhere, the bracing sea air and fine weather. On the second Sunday she attended service in the historic church of St. Mary in Dedham, in the Valley of the Stour, which is the heart of John Constable country. Evening walks in this area were a real delight, and supper in the local pubs included included interesting conversation conversation with the "regulars" which was much enjoyed. „ _ . . , . These World Conservation awards were re- 4-H Scholarship cently presented to two members of the Fourth Bowmanville pack who have earned the highest award attainable by Cub Scouts. Bert Watson, the Scouts' district commissioner, is shown here as The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 4,1984 Two Cubs Receive World Conservation Awards 7>>4r-' tm vvj sâ m S m m 1 r 1**1 1 We are pleased to announce that again in 1983 we are offering a $500 Funk Seeds Scholarship Award to Ontario 4-H Club members. We look forward to receiving receiving many applications from 4-H members who meet the following guidelines: 1. Is entering the first year of the Agricultural Degree Program at the University of Guelph, 2. Is a member of an Ontario 4-H Club, 3. Has achieved a minimum of 66 percent in Grade XIII studies. Applicants will be judged on their leadership qualities, as demonstrated by their participation participation in 4-H, Junior Farmer and community activities. Ontario 4-H Club Members may obtain applications from the office of their County or District Agricultural Representative. Representative. Applications are also available from Funk Seeds, Division of Ciba-Geigy Seeds, Box 40, Ailsa Craig, Ontario, NOM 1A0. To be considered, applications applications must be received by September 7,1984. Don M. Ferguson Manager of Marketing $30,000 Purse Up for Grabs This Weekend he presents the conservation badges to Jason Wichman and Brent Knapp. The Cubs earned their awards by completing a variety of assignments, assignments, including the study of a wild animal, the study of environment, an anti-litter campaign, and a hike at Enniskillen Conservation Area. The award recipients are believed to be the only cubs in the district to be eligible for these badges. again, on Saturday, there's Ontario Sires action at Kawartha Once July 7, Stakes Downs. Two year old pacing fillies will be front and centre for this event and they'll battle for a share of the $30,000 purse money. Another track record could fall with North American Season Champion Dallaskin (Dallas Almahurst) on hand. She scooted over the Windsor racing strip in 1:59.3-5. She has banked $23,212. in just five lifetime starts. Some of the other eligibles include Armbro Delight (Jade Prince), a $26,000. yearling purchase, with $22,776. earned already. Her record is 2:01.2-5, Armbro Daisy (Armbo Ranger) a $15,000. yearling purchase with earnings of . $22,596. Jason Wichman Selected as Cub of the Year DEEM SPECIAL HAIRPORT 133 Church St., Bowmanville Telephone 623-4901 Dr. Beth (Armbro Omaha) has earned $20,444. winning half of her four Ontario Sire Stake appearances and a 2:02-3-5 mark. Prima Jovan (Armbro Topper) checks in with $18,405. in earnings and a lifetime win percentage of 50 percent. For Your Eyes Only (Jade Prince) has never been worse than third. Her record of 2:01.3-5 contributed most of her $16,126. All of these fine two year old filly pacers have performed these feats in no more than half a dozen lifetime races. Kawartha Downs is the spot for Ontario Sires Stake two year old filly pacers on Saturday, Saturday, July 7. First race at 7:30 p.m. CORRECTION In the Shoppers Drug Mart Money Saver Flyer appearing in today's newspaper, Similac 945 mL cans and 235 mL cans were incorrectly listed as "24 per case". They should have been listed as "a case of 12 cans x 945 mL", and "a case of 12 cans x 235 mL". Shoppers Drug Mart sincerely regrets any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. DRUG MART Eight-year-old Jason Wichman has been chosen as the Cub of the Year for the Fourth Bowmanville Pack. Jason earned the award for his efforts in various Cub activities over the year. He is shown here with his trophy. Childs' Ladies' Wear 37 King St. W., Bowmanville All our fabulous, fantastic fashions for Spring and Summer are priced to sell! Many famous labels are included ... names known for their innovative trends and classic adaptability. 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