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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 30,1985 Section Two aanville, uctooer «3U, lyoo section i\so Bowmanville Legion Ladies Auxiliary Celebrates 40th Year with Birthday Party The Ladies' Auxiliary's 40th Birthday Party was held Monday, October 21, 1985, at Branch 178, King St. East, Bowmanville. About 65 attended attended with visiting officers from Ajax, Oshawa, Whitby, Claremont, Claremont, Port Perry and Brooklin. A delicious dinner was prepared and served by branch members and a lovely floral arrangement was pre-. sented to the Auxiliary by Branch President, Gloria Grant, and accepted by Auxiliary President Helene Wallis. It was unanimously decided by the members to send the flowers to Comrade Ann Piper in hospital. A 50-50 draw was held and the winners were - Eleanor Kirtley, Edith Mantle and Mary Blunt. The guests were welcomed by Zone Commander Audrey Bate. The following service pins were presented by Comrade Nyhl Shuban , and Zone Commander Audrey Bate.' 15 Years - Comrades Marjory Bate, (absent - Dianne Howarth and Nancy Claus). 25 Years - Presenting N. Sheehan, A. Bate - left to right, Nyhl Sheehan, Leah Hendry, Betty W'oodward, Audrey Bate. Jean Burton received hers at September meeting. 30 Years - left to right, Comrades Grace Murdoch, Nyhl Sheehan, Audrey Bate, Audrey Anderson, (absent Beta Parkin and Marg Carson). 40 Years - Left to right - Rose Dickinson and Jenny Harnden (absent Hilda Simnick, Irene Candler and Glad Willatts). Diamond Jubilee Medals - Rose Dickinson, Past Zone Commander; Nyhl Sheehan, Past Sports Officer; presented by Zone Commander A. Bate. Medals - Past 1st Vice, Mary Patrick G. 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Vote with confidence for BILL MORRISON At the Legion Auxiliary's 40th birthday party, presented by Nyhl Sheehan and Zone Oct. 21st, Certificates of Appreciation and Maple Audrey Bate, to, 1-r, Helen Little, Irixie Leaf pins with Legion crest broaches were Marg Lawrie and Audrey Anderson. Comd. Brown, At the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion 40th birthday party October 21st, the birthday cake was cut by charter members, 1-r, Jenny Harnden and Rose Dickinson, absent Irene Candler. They also received their 40 year service pins, along with Hilda Simnick and Glad Willatts. Pins for 25 years service to the Ladies Auxiliary were presented to B. Woodward and L. Hendron by Nyhl Sheehan and Audrey Bate. Diamond Jubilee;: medals were presented at the Auxiliary's 40th birthday party by Zone Comd. Audrey Bate, to Nyhl Sheehan, Past Sports Office and Rose Dickinson, Past Zone Commander. Blunt,; 2nd Vice, Doris Ormiston; Sergeant at Arms Medal, Dorothy Bond. Certificates of Appreciation and Silver Maple Leaf pins with Legion Crest Brooches presented by Nyhl Sheehan and Audrey Bate, left to right, Nyhl Sheehan, Helen Little, Trixie Brown, Marg Lawrie, Audrey Anderson and Audrey Bate. Cutting the birthday cake were Charter Members Jenny Harnden and Rose Dickinson, (absent - Irene Candler). The ladies were delightfully entertained by Branch member Stirling Mather who spun a few stories and recited a well memorized poem called "Califfs Courtship." The enjoyable evening was concluded with a few tables of euchre. Pins for 30 years service to the Legion Ladies Auxiliary were presented by President Helene Wallis, far right, to 1-r, G. Murdoch, N. Sheehan, A. Bate and A. Anderson. Santa Parade News Bowmanville's Santa Claus Parade committee is still looking for people willing willing to be Santa's helpers on November 16. One way you can help Santa is by getting together with friends and working on a Santa Claus Parade float. Float Committee Chairman Chairman Ede Cole said last week that the parade already already has firm commitments commitments from about 15 groups interested in entering the parade. She adds that 25 or 30 floats will be needed for this year's event. Anyone interested in entering entering a float this year is asked to call Mrs. Cole at 623-2405 or 623-3835 for further details. And while the November 16 Santa Claus Parade promises to be an excellent spectacle for young and old, the parade committee reminds reminds participants that it's not too early to think about next year. In honor of the 25th anniversary anniversary of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade, an even larger event is scheduled. scheduled. The following is a list of parade committee members: members: Chairman: Charlie Trim 623-3908; Floats: Ede Cole 623-2405 or 623-3635; Fillers: Fillers: Marie Baker 623-5656; Costumes: Lynn Kil- lingbeck 623-4228; Bands: Tim Baker 623-5656; and Promotions: Marg Crago 623-2259. HA ELECT /jcKNIGH i for -OCAL COUNCIL WARD 2 BOWMANVILLE McKnight, Hal (x) Hal McKnight D il© * a resident of Bowmanville for over 10 years * an executive with over 30 years at General Motors * a graduate engineer from the University of Toronto * married with four children * experienced in budget and programme evaluation * a proven performer as a Public School Board Trustee * a people-oriented person Hal McKnight a ☆ ☆ bring afresh business approach to council devote time, energy and expertise to our community take a leave of absence, if necessary, from G.M. to serve the people of Bowmanville get value for our tax dollar establish short and long range objectives that meet the needs of our community listen to and act on your concerns need your vote on November 12th As.wU3t;w«32Mr«vtaHu>iLir«;itTiiiisi'y£.-#reïA,iiuriiLiiu»$*«46iiawi«îKKnn*a»iT4a3.i.»<4: mw»»*. - jouvimutiarwiwuno