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t 20 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, January 23, 1985 6 •» * •A8f* tW; IT'S OUR ANNUAL JANUARY 1 'w > "•V I . \; featuring HITACHI This year it's bigger and better than ever! WITH EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS Save 25% to 50% off TS3940 ■k-J Colour Television • 129 channel electronic tuning • 17 (unction detachable remote control Sugg, list $1549.95 Sale $1399.95 All this with a 5-year 100% warranty 20-year solid slate warranty TRK6800 AM/FM/MW Stereo Cassette Recorder Now $ 99 95 CT1341 20-Year Solid-State Warranty 14" Portable Deluxe Colour Television Sugg, list $479.95 Now *359. 95 Only $17.53 per month HTA35 70 Watt Stereo System Includes: digital receiver, turntable, speakers, cassette deck, stand. 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Laurie Hollingsworth, Clarke High; 2. Kathy Milne - Clarke High; 3. Andrew Leask - Clarke High. Senior Poem - 1. Murray Jose - Clarke High; 2. Tina Bosak - Clarke High; 3. Paula Bryenton - Clarke High. Inter. Poster - 1. Jonathon Goad - Bowmanville Senior Public; 2. Ian VanderSchee - Pines Senior Public; 3. Terry Shaw - M. J. Hobbs Senior Public. Inter. Poem - 1. Melanie Koenderman - Bowmanville Senior Public; 2. Rick McKinley - Pines Senior Public; 3. Karen Yates - Bowmanville Senior Public. Junior Poem - 1. Laura Russell-Lord Elgin Public; 2. Jason Bagnell - Lord Elgin Public; 3. Ryan Putnam - . Central Public. Junior Poster - 1. Laura Russell - Lord Elgin Public; 2. ( Aaron Virtue - Enniskillen Public; 3. Jo Anne Reid - South Courtice Public. Inter. Essay -1. Nicole Ryan -M. J. Hobbs Senior Public; 2. Stephanie Axford - M. J. Hobbs Senior Public; 3. Geoff Noyes - Bowmanville Senior Public. Junior Essay - 1. Michelle LeBlanc - Lord Elgin Public; 2. Karleen Welsh - Ontario Street Public; 3. Angie Donoghue - Newtonville Public. The first place winners were then judged at Zone level with the following local students placed. Senior Poster - 1. Laurie Hollingsworth. Senior Poem - 1. Murray Jose. Inter. Essay - 2. Nicole Ryan. Junior Essay - 2. Michelle LeBlanc. Inter-. Poster - 1. Jonathan Goad. Junior Poster - 1. Laura Russell. | At the District level ,of judging: Senior Poem - 1. Murray Jose. Senior Poster - 2. Laurie Hollingsworth. Inter. Poster - 1. Jonathan Goad. Public Speaking Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion will be holding its annual Public Speaking in the Legion hall on . Sunday, February 17th for the Grades 4-8, registration at 12:30 p.m., and on Sunday, February 24th for Grades 7 -13, registration same time. I would like to see entries from the High Schools this year, the top prize at Provincial Provincial level is 500 dollars. The public is welcome to drop in and listen to these students speak. It may surprise surprise you with the range of topics they have. Anyone from the High Schools who wishes to enter if not through the school can do so by contacting me at 623-4573, all other students must be entered by their school. H. (Bob) Brown Br. 178 Youth Education Chairman. Enniskillen Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Gorgerat and boys, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mrs. Lou Griffin were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Griffin. On Saturday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton were David and Michael Stainton, Cobourg. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gerryts, Bowmanville Bowmanville on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Trewin were Sunday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Trewin and Kelly. Debbie and Brad Huggins, Rick and Sherri and Little Ricky, Oshawa, Tim and Tracy Howe were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe and Mary Lee on Sunday celebrating celebrating Sherri's birthday. Mrs. Earl Trewin accompanied accompanied Mrs. Jean Slemon to Mrs. Violet Moon's 100th birthday party, Oshawa, on Saturday. On Sunday a cool, brisk day brought forth our worshippers to the service. This week is proclaimed "Week of Prayer for Christian Unity." We sang beautiful hymns throughout the service. Pastor Joe, even though he had a terrible cold, did an excellent job as usual with the service. The children enjoyed his theme and talk for the "Children's Time." The choir sang a delightful anthem for their Ministry of Praise under the direction of Ulah Chambers. Mr. Lafave chose for the Scriptural • Lesson "Philippians 2:1-13. lie based his message on "The Mind of Jesus." Announcements: I Official Board Meeting - Monday, January 28th at 7:30 p.m. at Tyrone Church, 11 Church Dance - The Tyrone Finance Committee is sponsoring a Family Dance to he held on Saturday, February 2nd at the Old Town Hull, beginning at 8:00 p.m. Our D.ij. is Frank Darkey. A limited number of tickets will lie sold, so get them early,