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i Durham Region Hosts Executives Bowlathon Raises Funds for Big Sisters Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 5,1984 3 ïiïsm As part of its efforts to promote export trade, the Economic Development Department of Durham Region is hosting a tour of Malaysian Business Executives Executives on August 30,1984. The North - South Institute in Ottawa has issued a valuable valuable reminder of the Asia - Pacific market potential. At the present time the dollar volume of trade with Asia - Pacific developing countries (excluding Japan) is small compared with our trade with the United States and Western Europe but in terms of its growth potential the importance importance of the trade is not to be underestimated. In the period 1970 to 1982, our total exports to the United States and Western Europe have decreased while exports to the developing Asia-Pacific area have doubled. During the same period the percentage share of Canada's manufactured manufactured exports going to industrialized industrialized countries declined at an average annual rate of .6 percent whereas the percentage percentage share of such exports to the developing countries increased increased at an average rate of • five percent. In recognizing this trend, the Economic Development Department is pleased to be able to bring the Business Executives into the Region for a day long promotional tour. The Business Executives are hand selected from a large number of applications by the Office of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. They are extremely well connected in business United way ~\r ventures in Malaysia and are seeking trade contacts in Canada as well as insight into our way of manufacturing. The August 30th itinerary centers around a number of significant features in the Region including the General Motors plant, the Nuclear Generating Stations, several construction projects as well as Parkwood Estates. In co-operation with the Economic Development Department of the City of Oshawa, the Region's objective objective is to portray Durham Region as a modern and growing growing community so that when the visitors return to their homeland they will have a very positive feeling towards Durham Region and its member municipalities. Feedback Feedback from the tours in previous previous years suggests that long term relationships are established established during these tours. Commissioner of Economic Development, Gerard Ger- vais, explained that a followup followup to one day tour will involve written communication with industries in the area outlining the business interests of the Malaysian visitors and inviting inviting them to contact these business executives through the Economic Development Department. At the same time, each visitor to the Region will receive a complete complete list of the manufacturing companies in the area which outlines the products manufactured. manufactured. An attempt will then be made to link the Malaysian's Malaysian's with a local manufacturing manufacturing company for the exchange exchange of information and hopefully goods or services in the future. The day-long tour is to culminate with a dinner - reception at Cullen Gardens which is to be attended by all area Mayors and the private sector participants in the daylong daylong program. The Big Sister's of Oshawa held a Bowlathon at the Liberty Bowl Saturday, August 25th. Among those present were members of the Oshawa District District Real Estate Board and members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville MLS Breakfast Club. Pictured here are Breakfast Club Holds Golf Tourney (bottom left to right) Roy Grierson, Allan Lawrence, Lawrence, Josie Doxtater, (top left to right) George Van Dyk, Ken Hockin, Val Aston, Kathy Wilson, Iris Dormon, Pat Irwin-Lycett, Mayor Garnet Rickard, and Ron Brooks. OBITUARY GLADYS M. MARKS The death of Gladys M. Marks, aged 73, occurred on Thursday, August 16th, 1984, at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Daughter of the late Russell and Hattie Pearl (Chambers) Buckler, she was born at Brule Shore, Col. Co. Nova Scotia. She was the wife of the late Joseph Marks. A resident of 77 Duke Street, Bowmanville, for the past five years, she had previously resided resided in Guelph. Surviving are a brother Irving of Truro, Nova Scotia, a sister Edna Gray of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, several nieces and nephews. The Reverend E. Schamer- horn officiated at the funeral . services held on Saturday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Mrs. J. Albert Cole provided funeral music on the chapel organ. Interment Memory Gardens, Kitchener. Paper Mache Crafts at Bowmanville Library Kerrie Anne Lowery (left) and Yolanda Jones were just two of the many youngsters who came out to make paper mache crafts at the Bowmanville Public Library Friday, August 24th. The two girls are shown here helping each other put the finishing touches on their paper mache faces. Former Resident Places Second Overall Congratulations to David Payne, former Bowmanville resident, now living in the Orono area. David finished 2nd place overall in the Interprovincial Championship Race Series for Formula Ford 1600's on Sunday, August 26th at Mosport. The previous race for this series was run at the Mont Tremblant - St. Jovite Raceway in Quebec on August 19th. This adds to David's third place finish in the Grand Prix of Ontario in Shannonville on July 1st. David is running strong in his class of the Ont. Regional Race Series which concludes at Mosport in late September. Members of the Bowmanville Real Estate Breakfast Club took to the golf links recently to aid the Big Sisters Organization. The group held a tournamerçt;.at the Bowmanville Golf Club, and proceeds from the event were donated toi tïïe organization that matches motherless girls with women.who act as a friend. Above; realtors George Van Dyk, Chris Stapleton, Josie Doxtater, and Val Ashton hold a cheque representing the group's donation to Big Sisters. Absent for the photo was Dirk Woudstra. The winner of the golf tournament was Willy Beaton of the Bank of Commerce. AND PET GROOMING. All Breeds and Sizes... Plenty of Tender, Loving Care... NoTranquIlIzIng Big and Small... We Love 'Em All! THE Clip Joint Professional Grooming and Pet Supplies 106 Waverley Rd. Bowmanville Telephone 623-1445 WERE IN CABINET REPLACE! ere c\f\z^T\z too! 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The final deadline tor 1984 nominations Is October 31. Nomination forms ore available through this newspaper. Contact: Richard A. James James Publishing Company Limited 62 King St. West, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3303 ...or call 1-B00-26I-1034 lo hove a nomination form mailed to you. A |olnt Bicentennial Year project ol the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation: CP Air and Ontario Community Newspapers Association, CP Air H ArtveniNKrwnt designed & ptetwed by Kelit L, O'Leery United W^y We Need YOUR The Bowmanville and Area United Way, in co-operation with the Bowmanville Canadian Statesman, will be holding their 1st Annual Yard Sale and Auction, in the Bowmanville High School gymnasium on Saturday, September 22nd. We're asking you for donations of good and useful articles, such as clothing, appliances, furniture, etc., that someone else would love to buy. Please bring your donation (with the suggested price) to the special drop-off point which is located next to Mothersill Printing on Division Street South, in Bowmanville, before Saturday, September 22nd. We need your help in order to make this sale a success.