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\ l 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5,1984 Section Two New Members Welcomed into Hampton Cub Pack The First Hampton Cub Pack welcomed these left, includes Michael Mirsch, Jason Mantle, new members in an investiture ceremony held in Stephen Burns, Robin Oliver, Max Balson, and the Hampton Junior Public School on Monday, Steven Goff. Leaders include Linda Brown, Reg November 19. In the back row, from left, are Barren, Frances Suter, Libby Bennet, and Penny Danny Martin, Mark Balson, Elton Goemans, Jeff Anne Davidson. Langley, and Mark Veenstra. The front row, from Administrator Retires After 30 Years Trustees and administration administration of the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education Education bid a fond farewell to Business Administrator Administrator Jim Bird recently. recently. The Thursday meeting meeting of the board was Mr. Bird's last after 16 years with the system. Before that he served with the area boards which preceded the N & N board in an edu cation administration career which spanned more than 30 years. He was also a trustee in the 1950s. Chairman Ian Wilson lauded Mr. Bird for his years of "loyalty, dedication dedication and hard work", and added he will miss "the homespun humor" the administrator often lightened the otherwise otherwise serious business of the board with. Mr. Bird offered some of that humor in his parting remarks. "I think back to 1968 (and the formation of the N & N board). In those first years it was exciting exciting and we certainly had problems, but we always told each other next year was going to be better. We long ago abandoned that saying." saying." He spoke of the many friendships he has made over the years and wished all trustees and fellow administrators administrators well in the years to come. "I wish to express express my appreciation to everyone for the respect respect and consideration consideration which I've had from you all these years." Mr. Bird's remarks remarks met with a round of applause from the board table. UnttcdWtay of Canada ■y|§® . V- <*- ■ ' -m Æ We'll be Open for Family Shopping Night -5 \..** w **V />•* *' ; tp 4 Hours Only 5 - 9 p.m. Thursday, December 6,1984 Personal and Business Printing 1000 Envelopes $39 Save $10 1000 Letterheads $45 Save $ 9 500 Business Cards $25 Save $ 5 Plus 15% Off All Other Orders Canadian Statesman Subscriptions 1 year $10 Save $ 5 3 years $35 Save $10 5 years $50 Save $25 Classified Advertising Cars for Sale, Help Wanted, Articles for Sale, Births, Coming Events and more All Va Price James Publishing Company Limited 62 King St. West Bowmanville 623-3303 0 HITACHI EARLY eiiristnys Hitachi TS-1129 I 26" Console Colour Television Contemporary styling in a walnut finish coupled with totally, reliable Hitachi electronics make this a television to compliment any room and satisfy the most demanding viewer. • 100% solid-state chassis • AFC/Utra APS • VIR tQ0"/° g • Pre-set UHF Memory Fine Tuning Only $ 799. 95 ***** SPECIAL PURCHASE CT1321 14" Colour Television $ 359. 95 ïto^$$«ï«!6aiÉ<8$iES!£ïSïB5£ï68t)iSK$SSl$<SB5CBSÏSS£ï55£ïS8îl8S! Join us this Thurs. for Family Night Refreshments will be served! tkito)M^^^^l^BKea:ïia:ï«i£$<a:iÉss£ï<s££5a:ïf8£ï5a:ï<siï#a[ï53!ti!l BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 We have a store full of specials. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1985