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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 9,1985 5 . i % 1 | 4P 11 i sj Wr W m Sr gg a 0 bsbS Ef t« tà il 11 h F Oi 1 -S? 1 1 %z0 M éjSXK O %£7 Æi fî & 1 Il ik iii i f Vau U f^lLi 1 MJ il sÿtxSEîx xv^ïîw "se* àr W T M §1 H I H x^v I % s I MI ;■!_ tIQO H r xi I i i g 11 "5% ® ■ I vOLI U MO® Panasonic will give you an immediate cash rebate equal to the applicable Provincial Sales Tkx when you choose a Panasonic TV From now until November 16, 1985, at participating Panasonic dealers. p iHri'srt Series 400 Technics Hi-Fi System SA-251 Digital Receiver SL-DD2 Direct Drive Turntable RS-B18 Cassette Deck ONLY ONLY $36.69 per month Panasonic RX-C37 Deluxe 3-Piece Radio Stereo Cassette with detachable speakers ONLY PC-20L01 Deluxe 20" Portable Color TV M.S.L. $569.95 Now Only SAVE $139.90* ONLY $25.53 per month Sip t Panasonic PV1334 Deluxe VCR with infra-red remote SAVE $100°°* ONLY $32.59 per month ONLY ... M.S.L. $649.95 .95 RING UP A CARTLOAD OF GROCERIES ON US! Panasonic NE-7970 Genius Microwave Oven SAVE $150 00 #îi IF™ plus tax Only ONLY $26.09 per month Panasonic PC 26L64R Ultra Deluxe Color Console Television ONLY $50.96 per month M.S.L. $1399.95 SAVE $248 00 * Many, Many More Great Specials Throughout the Store! Come In and Browse! 'Includes sales tax. Expert Service To All Makes MS ipsi 88 i I &VWUUUMl WR jBC| EH if «ïStil * «a h..tà.V 1 im || 20 King Street West Telephone 623-2312 Graduate katie Mcknight Katie McKnight has graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, in Honors Business Administration. Katie attended attended Bowmanville High School and is the daughter of Mary and Hal McKnight of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. After a trip to several European countries, Katie is posted to Vancouver B.C. this month as a Sales Consultant by her employer, the Carnation Milk Co. Grad Wins Scholarship A recent graduate of Clarke High School in Newcastle, Ontario, has been awarded an entrance scholarship to the University of St. Jerome's College in Waterloo. The scholarship has a value of$1,100. Kenneth O'Boyle, 19, of Arthur Street in Newcastle recently began studies at St. Jerome's in September, 1985 and is registered in a general arts program. Kenneth is one of almost 50 students from across Ontario who have been awarded entrance scholarships to St. Jerome's College which is federated with the University of Waterloo. "Kenneth has an enviable academic record in high school," says College Registrar Registrar Kevin Donelson. "He shows exceptional promise for university studies and'we are pleased he has chosen St. Jerome's." St. Jerome's College was founded in 1864 near St. Agatha, Ontario, approximately approximately 10 km west of Waterloo. Waterloo. In 1959, it was given degree granting powers by the Ontario Legislature and thus changed its name to the University of St. Jerome's College. In 1960, it entered into federation with the University of Waterloo. Today, the College registers students in liberal arts and mathematics programs and degrees are conferred by the University of Waterloo, upon recommendation of the College. Letter to The Editor In the Yukon there are many unions of native people, who are largely Indians, with white people. This is a source of both financial and spiritual problems. The children leave home from September to June to go to school. The native children receive full Government Government funding for school whereas children with a white father have to pay for their, tuition. Next door to the Marshes a communal building was built , to shelter these rejected children. As a result the Marshes became unofficial grandparents and say they still hear from some of them. They proudly showed a picture of a young single mother who with their encouragement studied and now is a social worker with her native people. Now there is a subsidized school teaching the native language and as a second language English. Bishop Marsh was wearing a hand moulded silver cross with a gold nugget in' its centre,This was given to him by the Yukon people. An inscription inscription on the accompanying accompanying plaque reads "May this emblem of our salvation rest always on your heart." Submitted by Hilda Watson 76 Regent St., Lakefield K0L2H0 FOR MAYOR