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i < 1 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12,1984 Section Two Environment Watchers Turn Depot Over to Recycling Centre .4.1 ' -0 J V •«ta Ü f*.v, • vCyVi The town's recycling program took a major step forward Saturday when the Newcastle Environment Environment Watchers handed over the keys of their recycling recycling depot to a full-time recycling centre. Wanda Ball, of the Newcastle Environment Watchers, is shown here as she presents the keys to Glenda Gies, of the Durham Recycling Centre. Looking on are some of the many volunteers who have operated the depot up to the present time. They include Cindy Murdoch, Susan Marsh, Ivan Ball, Jim Read, Hugh Laing, and Peter Crane. Now that a recycling service is working in the town, Bowmanville residents can recycle their newspapers newspapers simply by placing them on the curb with regular garbage. In addition, there will be a dropoff dropoff depot at the Newcastle Public Works yard. The depot will receive items such as tin cans, pop cans, bottles and jars, between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. 7' /<r ' '> "Us! Firemen Receive Extra Training The general purpose and administration committee has recommended that Council send letters of con- MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Building (Post Office) 2nd Floor - Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A0 Telephone 623-4444 gratulation to five Town of ment and to the community Newcastle firefighters who as a whole, have attended training courses recently Platoon Chief, Gregg Cor- den, has completed a one week Arson Investigation course at the Ontario Police College; Graydon Brown, George Moore, Jeff Langley and Donald McLaren have completed a weekend training training course at the Ontario Fire College. The training that these men received will be of benefit benefit to the Fire Depart- Celehrates First Birthday Hi! My name is Emily Louise Tomlinson and I was one year old on November 21, 1984. My Mommy and Daddy are Chris and Nancy Tomlinson. My grandparents are Morley and Freda Watson and Florence and the late Edgar Tomlinson, all of Bowmanville. My great great aunt is Mrs. Greta Ormiston. 50 Years Ago, Thursday, December 27th, 1934 Master Henry Wightman, son of Major and Mrs. H. D. Wightman, Elgin Street, was the winner of a handsome red automobile with a real one cylinder motor, forward and reverse gears and balloon tires in the Royal Theatre Automobile contest. In the South Ward School report for December students obtaining honour marks in 2nd class were Gordon Mantle, Albert Mason, Lois Burgess, Kenneth Brooking, Muriel McDonald and Arline North- cutt. In 1st class honour marks were obtained by Donald Gilhooly, Irene Piper, Josie Connors, Helen Jones, Betty Spencer, Ada Quinney, Emma Luxton, Marion Calver, Raymond Larkin, Lorraine Somerscales, Frank Piper, Fred Luxton, Howard King and Rae Rundle. DIM AND DISTANT, 25 Years Ago, Wednesday, December 24th, 1959. Retiring Deputy-Reeve Jack Brough is the winner of the 1st prize for the best decorated house in the contest sponsored by the Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Brough kindly donated his prize money to the Salvation Army Christmas Fund. In an impressive ceremony at the Christmas Party held on Monday evening at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178, by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion, Comrades Annie lira and , Blatant * last Wright, Isabella Poulton, Annie Clapp, Violet Somerscales, Somerscales, Minnie Wiseman and Mary Hayes received Life Memberships. Hap Palmer rolled a big 386 single in the Legion League last Tuesday, to break the existing record. DIM AND DISTANT 10 Years Abo Wednesday, December 18th, 1974 1 Members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Police Force who will become part of the Durham Region Force in the new year include Chief of Police Bernard Kitney, Cpl. Tracy Davis, Sgt. John McGuey, Constable Les Ricard, Cpl. Ron Parker, Constable Bob Schumaker, Cpl. John Bird, Constables Doug McFeeters, Dave Smith, Don Anderson, Mino Van Dyk, Ken Bromley and Ian Smith. Reverend Theodore Snel- grove, who has been with the Newtonville charge for the past six and a half years has received a call to the Rodden - Springbrook charge. Bowmanville's million dollar filtration plant will be officially opened in January. At the Tyrone United Church Women's annual Christmas meeting Mrs. Lorna Davey conducted the business session and Mrs. Jane Woodley reported excellent excellent results of the canvass for the Institute for the Blind. The Ministry of Transportation Transportation and Communications is building a new bridge over Bowmanville Creek near Vanstone's Mill. Chrîstmas jVoritaÂiL. 30% OFF Suggested List Price Oshawa Centre (Main Level Near The Bay) 576-5233 Grab Your List and Head for the One-Stop Shopping Store! Have a very Merry Christmas and let us help! 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