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N 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 11,1984 Section Two Summer Training Program Offered at Hoskin Stables Bl*okcil IVlâill Needs Replacement Ladies Auxiliary Holds Fashion Show The Ladies Hospital Auxiliary held a mini fashion show and strawberry tea at the Lion's Centre June 27th. The models for the fashion show are pictured here displaying their garments, supplied by Leisure Lady. They are (1-r) Pat Marjerrison, Betty McGregor, Debbie Dykstra, Margaret Lucas and commentator, Greta Dykstra. The watermain on Waver- ley Rd. has broken so many times that works department department officials have concluded concluded the only solution is a total replacement of the underground pipe in 1986. Members of the town's general purpose and administration administration committee agreed agreed with this course of action. action. However, they passed a resolution asking that council council request a replacement of the main in 1985, one year earlier than forecast. Works Director Ron Dupuis reported thatthe repair repair work entails removing sections of curb and opening opening up the road. As an interim interim measure, the Durham Region intends to patch excavations excavations on the driving surface of Waverley Rd., but will temporarily replaced damaged curb sections with asphalt curb. Mr. Dupuis said this is not an unreasonable suggestion, suggestion, provided that the main and damaged portions of the road and curbs are reconstructed reconstructed by 1986. Agricrew 84 Ready v For the Summer IdJluf, fcuy detail? BUY DIRECT AND SAVE - s r ■ ' V . „. v 7zzniniKssss> INGROUND POOL INSTALLED FROM s 3599. 24'ALUMINUM Rag $3999 $4 QQQ 00 POOL COMPLETE NOW I 4 AO/ INGROUND AND I U ZO OFF ABOVE GROUND KITS SOLAR UNITS REG. $499 SPECIAL $439. niagara manufacturing Environment Canada Approves $170,000 Grant Ontario Environment Minister, Minister, Andy Brandt, and Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. for Durham East, announced today that an allocation of $170,000 has been made in the Ministry's 1984-85 budget for improvements at the Oshawa Pollution Control Plant, construction of the Bowmanville Creek Trunk Sewer and sewer improvements improvements in the City of Oshawa, all located in the Regional Municipality of Durham. The total estimated _grant for the projects is $188,400. The summer training program at Hoskin Stables attracts people of all ages. The course, which runs until August 24th, teaches students everything from riding skills to grooming techniques. Mrs. Cane, owner of Hoskin Stables, is pictured here with student Tanya Gates who just finished her three hour riding lesson. by Catherine Denny It's probably just one of those things that you've always always wanted to do but never got around to it. You either don't have the time, the patience patience or the money. Ex cuses always prevail. But what if you knew that it would cost only $50 a week, would take as little or as much time as you wanted and it's only minutes away? Then what would you say? Most people who have said "yes" haven't regretted their decision, and they'll tell you that taking up horseback horseback riding was a wise move. Nothing can equal the ex- Memorial Hospital Auxiliary News 306 Kitchener Ave., Oshawa 723-0345 "S5 TOMORROW'S FORESTS... TODAY'S CHALLENGE The hospital auxiliary held its final meeting for the 1983-84 year on June 1st in the hospital library. A pot luck dinner party was enjoyed by members and visitors. Mrs. L. Dippell conducted the installation of officers for the coming year. They are as follows: Past Pres. - Joan Fruin, President - Doris Welsh, 1st Vice Pres. - Vivian Cowan, 2nd Vice Pres. - Wilma Coombes, Recording Secretary - Pat Griffin, Corresponding Secretary - Marjorie Boynton, Treasurers - Geraldine Oakes, Director of Volunteers - Iris Down, Finance and Fund-raising - Vivian Cowan, Gift Shop - Norma Hooper, Education - Margaret Clipperton, Marathon Bridge - Veda Thompson, Layettes - Martha Sylvester, Nominating - Joan News from 4H Club SINCE 1917 . ITS NOT HALF PRICE, ITS HALF YEARLY We know our customers and if we had a sale at MURRAY JOHNSTON'S offering fine goods at half price, then we'd have to be fibbing. At MURRAY JOHNSTON'S HALF YEARLY SALE - starting Mid July - you can buy with confidence that our SALES ARE LEGITIMATE SALES. See you at the Vz Yearly Sale at MURRAY JOHNSTON'S -- 8 North Simcoe Street. Murray Johnston (oshawa) Limited 8 SIMCOE ST. N. Downtown Oshawa 'f-v © 725-4511 (Horticulture) By Lisa Van Hemmen The second regular meeting of the Maple Grove Seedlings was held on June 7th, 1984 at the home of Lisa Van Hemmen from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. The meeting was called to order and the meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge by the president, Lisa Van Hemmen. The minutes from the previous meeting were read by Pam McQuigge. The minutes were approved and signed by the president. The treasurer's report was given by Annette McQuigge. Secretary Secretary chosen for this meeting was Lisa Van Hemmen. The roll call was to show your garden plan and hand in soil test. Ruth Geddes, the new leader, was introduced and welcomed to the club. New members were: Dorothy Dakin, Kathy Dakin, ■ and Anita Prescott. Dorothy Dakin was elected as Vice President. It was decided that for our outing in meeting six, we would visit Cullen Gardens on August 16th, 1984. Time will be set at a later date. The discussion led by leaders Mary Ann Found and Ruth Geddes, included: how to recognize various soil textures, textures, arid thinning and transplanting transplanting in the garden. For the next meeting members are to: draw up plans for the home beautification project, work on the garden project, collect a weed, and do the soil particle size experiment. The next meeting is on June 21st, 1984 at Jennifer Down's home from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The meeting was adjourned by the president and refreshments were served. Fruin, Sewing & Knitting - Alice Plummer, Historian - Borea Elliot, Social and Membership - Borea Elliot, Public Relations & Publicity - Peggy Milliken, Tray Favors - Grace Coombes, New to You Shoppe - Helen Milne. The next general meeting of hospital auxiliary will be held in hospital library on Sept. 7 at 2 p.m. New members are invited. On Wed., June 27 the hospital auxiliary celebrated its annual birthday at the Lions Centre. A Strawberry and wine tea was well attended and a fashion show by Leisure Lady hi-lighted the afternoon with a preview of summer fashions. Birthday cake was served by auxiliary members to all the guests present. The hospital auxiliary thanks the public for. its constant support in our various projects and for patronizing the New to You Shoppe. The proceeds from these projects support your hospital. citement of mounting a horse for the first time, uneasy uneasy at the start then slowly gaining confidence with a few trots around the track. After a few hours you feel like a pro. For two weeks, three hours a day, the summer training course at Hoskin Stables can teach you all the basics of horseback riding riding from grooming to showmanship. showmanship. Riders of all ages, from six to 86, agree that there is nothing better for your health or your state of mind than a bit of horsing around. "A lot of people take the course just to relax and forget about the office," explained Shirley Cane from Hoskin Stables. "You have to concentrate when you ride, that blocks everything everything else out of your mind." However, most join the program to learn more about horses because they want to show them, become riders, or just for the love of it. It doesn't really matter why you want to take up riding, riding, Hoskiri.Stàbles has a multi-levelled training prgrdtri to accommodate everyone from beginners to the A circuit. Summer courses will continue continue until August 24th when fall registration for regular courses will commence. commence. Now that summer is upon us, there is so much to do and so little time to do it in. If you need some extra help for a day or a week, Agricrew is for you. With four people to a crew the work will get done in no time at all. The crews can do any type of work ranging from haying to painting. There are four jobs that the crews can not do, these include: operating a chainsaw, driving a farm vehicle on a public road way, doing second storey construction construction and using creosote. The crews are covered by Workers Compensation while on the farm. The program started on June 25, so the crews have already started to work. There are still plenty of dates open for bookings throughout the summer. If you are interested in booking a crew contact Stephen Fleming at 613- 475-1630 as soon as you have your dates picked. TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the MICHAEL STARR BUILDING, 33 KING STREET WEST, ROOMS H & I, GROUND FLOOR, OSHAWA, ONTARIO on WEDNESDAY, JULY 25th, 1984, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon at which time the Board will hear applications in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Regulations thereunder. The following establishments have applied for licences of the class indicated, and the applications will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time: Applications For New Licences Dennis Pizzeria Restaurant 217 King Street East Newcastle, Bowmanville Dining Lounge Licence Applicants: Sotirios Psorras & Emmanuel Tsihlas Green Leaf Restaurant 28 King Street, Newcastle Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: Elizabeth (Betty) Elaine Dubeau AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to thé application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant). Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario. M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT #li)e â>fioppe (under new ownership) IS MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION, BUT KEEPING IT'S GOOD QUALITY, VARIETY and STAFF. Helen DeJong will manage the Health Shoppe at 116 King St. West in the Vanstone Mill OPENING SPECIALS Aloe Vera Juice 1 litre-Reg, $11.50 Now $8.50 A litres -Reg, $29.95 Now $22.50 Vitamin E 200 mg-Reg. $9.95 Now $7.95 700 mg-Reg. $12.95 Now $9.95 While Quantities Last Lecithin Granules 1 kg-Reg. $11.59 Now $9.00 Raw (Bulk) Sunflower Seeds 1 kg-Reg. $3.49 Now $2.99 Come and see the OLDE SHOPPE in the OLD MILL with good OLD PRICES! Store and Mill Hours Mon. to Thurs. Friday Saturday 8:30 to 5:30 8:30 to 8:00 9:00 to 4:00 Hey Kids ! IT'S THE SECOND ANNUAL Bike and Trike Parade to be held on Friday, July 20th Starting at 11:00 a.m. at Vanstone's Mill Parking Lot and finishing at Graham's IGA Parking Lot where the judging will take place. Bicycle or Tricycle Must Be Decorated and Rider Must Be In Costume! Contest open to boys and girls ages 14 and under ENTRY FORM - Name Address t n F lift' --- (i r: ti>~ -iio in; BOWMANVILLE BUSINESS CENTRE Category □ Most Original □ Most Comical □ Most Patriotic □ Kindergarten to Grade 3 □ Grade 4 to Grade 6 □ Grade 7 or Grade 8 Send or bring in to: THE CANADIAN STATESMAN King St. West - Bowmanville