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I Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 30,1985 Durham East 4H Club Holds Annual Banquet in Orono RE-ELECT GARNET »t> MAYOR • Has worked with Industrial leaders in PROMOTING % INDUSTRY and COMMERCE. • Is an advocate of SOUND PLANNING, with enough flexibility to provide for a VARIETY OF HOUSING. • Supports REFURBISHING OF URBAN CORES and new SHOPPING FACILITIES. • Supports small BUSINESS and FREE ENTERPRISE. • Is a Life Long Farmer and Businessman WHO UNDERSTANDS and SUPPORTS A VIABLE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY and Rural | Community. • A Healthy and Safe Environment. 77 Pcov&r leader ksraMojjUS... Sharyn Barkey and Todd Ormiston were selected as the top 4H Girl and Boy :for their outstanding achievements during the year. The pair received gifts ;from Mavis Brown of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Special Beef Supper Planned for November 2nd at Solina Hall The Durham East 4H Club held its annual significant contributions to the activities of the banquet and awards presentation on Friday night group. Above, Neil Allin, Tom Barrie and David at the Orono Community Centre. Each year, the Kellogg received 15 year certificates of leadership, group meets to honor those who have made while Jim Coombes received a 20 year certificate. Order of Eastern Star Installs New Slate of Officers i V \/VW;;, || ; ji >1 SOLINA NEWS by Cord MacDuff Badminton finally got underway, underway, and we had 12-14 persons participating. A few of the regulars were not "awesome," (including yours truly). Oh well, it was just like spring training camp, only in the fall. Mike and Lois Marks were there, I think Mike thought he had a night stick in his hand, the way he clouted that bird. I am only kidding, Mike took to the game like a natural skip in curling. Larry gave us a bum steer by not appearing! appearing! Hope to see you and Barb next week. The card night had seven tables and the following people were winners: Mor- ley Flintoff took first prize and second went to Helen Gilroy. Third prize was won by Bruce Bright. The carrying carrying prize for lone hand for the ladies was taken by that "Scottish Lassie," Margaret Mclnnes from Niagara Falls, and for the men, Bruce Bright. Mark your calendar for the next card night, Friday, November 1. The Solina bowling team is sitting in third spot at the present time. Hang in there fellows, make the front runners runners keep looking over their shoulders. What do you think of the construction goingon atthe park? Looking good, isn't it. I know that everyone has not as bad a memory as me, so I will remind myself of the up-coming events. On November 2, there will be a special beef supper at the hall. There will be two sittings. sittings. You can get your tickets tickets from Marion Luke, (who is recuperating at home on crutches), at 263-2106, Vi Ashton at 263-2287, or Gerald Bray at 263-2648. Babysitting is available for children three and under. The other event is on November November 9, at the Orono Arena. This is a dance which is put on by the Solina Solina "Big Blue" soccer team. Tickets can be obtained from any of the players. Now, I hope someone will remind me, as I have to be there. Small talk - "Nowadays, women don't marry men for money; they divorce them for it. (pep) DOMINION SECURITIES v < PITFIELD LIMITED is pleased to announce that: MRS. HEATHER GRIFFIN 59 Centre St., Bowmanville is acting as our sub-agent in the BOWMANVILLE - NEWCASTLE - ORONO AREA for the sale of CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 1985 - 1986 series paying 8Vz% and for the REDEMPTION of S28-S31 and S33 CANADA SAVINGS BONDS all due NOVEMBER 1,1985 HEATHER MAY BE REACHED AT TELEPHONE 623-1315 These are the officers of Durham Chapter No. 181, Order of the Eastern Star who were installed on Tuesday, Oct. 22nd. They are front row - Helen Lockhart, Treas.; Shana Pankratz, Conductress; Henry Pankratz, Assoc. Patron; Audrey Pankratz, Assoc. Matron; Shirley Greenham, Worthy Matron; Elgin Greenham, Worthy Patron; Hazel Raby, Chaplain; Maura Archer, Assoc. Conductress; Audrey Martin, Gr. Chapter Benevolent Committee Member; back row - Cathy Stapleton, Warden; Annabelle Rickard, Organist; Anna Wilcox, Adah; Norma Lewis, Ruth; Viola Barton, Esther; Jean Sumersford, Martha; Wilma Smith, Electa; Jim Martin, Sentinel. Absent from picture, Bill Archer, Marshal. Busy October for Xi Zeta Lambda By Susan Cookson The chapter has had a busy fall. Our Convention, held on October 19th,' has come and gone and all the planning and work really paid off. Members can be justly proud of a job well done. The next day the ladies treated themselves to a well deserved brunch at the Marina. > The October 8th meeting was held in the home of Jovce Stokes. The ladies enjoyed a program on Time Management Management presented by Ed Schryer, Regional Sales Manager for Olympia Products. Mr. Schryer, with the aid of an excellent video, stressed the importance of planning our time carefully. Lynda Gibson hosted our October 22nd meeting and the members were treated to a pre-Hallowe'en program. Pat Patterson, a free-lance makeup makeup artist, demonstrated the application of a bruise, a scar, and a third degree burn. I was the lucky recipient of all three. Certainly glad I wasn't stop ped on my way home evening. Congratulations to Marion Johnston. 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