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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 13,1985 Section Two Marks 80th Birthday Mrs. Howard Farrow (Tebble), formerly of R.R. 1, Orono and Port Hope, now living in Bowmanville, recently celebrated her 80th birthday on September 15, at a dinner in her honor given by her family at the New Dutch Oven. Later, at her home, friends and relatives dropped by to extend best wishes and share her birthday cake. Dim anb listant last 50 Years Ago, Thursday, September 26th, 1935 Trinity United Church Young People met on Monday evening evening with the following members taking part in the program. Helen Stacey, call to worship; Solveig Lundgren, scripture and prayer; Veda Purdy, story; Eileen Hallman, Hallman, pianist; Marion Glan- ville, Dorothy Nichols, readings; Mrs. E.J. Anderson, solo, accompanied by Helen Argue. The meeting was in charge of Howard Jeffrey's group, and Bert Mutton was chairman. Mr. Tom Spencer, Toronto, with his father Reverend SpenceratSt. John's Anglican Rectory, on the weekend. Col. E.E. Snider, Inspector of Public Schools, Durham County, has written an article for the Canadian School Journal on "How shall we achieve greater efficiency in our schools." Rev. Perry S. Dobson, M.A., D.D., Principal of Alma College, St. Thomas, who as a youth attended the Methodist Church in Bowmanville will be on the program on Monday night at Trinity Church Centenary Centenary Celebrations. The bowling alleys at the. Balmoral Hotel, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, have been reconditioned and a new lounge has been added to the popular alleys which were officially reopened reopened on Tuesday night. 25 Years Ago Thursday, September 29th 1960 Mayor Wilfrid Carruthers at the Monday meeting of Bowmanville Bowmanville Town Council, paid tribute to the Goodyear .Tire and Rubber Company, who are observing the 50th anniversary of the Bowmanville Bowmanville plant, this week. Welfare Inspector R.J. Welsh reports that 71 persons were in receipt of welfare in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, during the month of September at a total cost of $2,588.48. Dixie and Pat Gill, Evelyn and Tina Hughes, Jeanette Boe, Lesley and Jane Lander, assisted the B. and P. Women's Club as taggers in the U.N.I.C.E.F. Tag Day in Bowmanville on the weekend. A total of $441.60 was raised. An election of officers for the Bowmanville Progressive Conservative Association was held Thursday at' the Balmoral Balmoral Hotel. Elected were Pres. David Higgon, 1st vice, Mrs. Walter Oke( 2nd vice Howard Gibsdn, 3rd vice Jack Brough, Secretary Leola Thrasher, Treasurer Alex Mairs, Campaign manager Milton Elliott. Roy W. Nichols announced this week, the appointment of Ted Miller as Bowmanville manager of Nichols Motors, 10 Years Ago, Wednesday, October 8th, 1975 In preparation for Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving, the front of St. John's Anglican Church has been colorfully decorated with flowers, Indian corn, apples, and a squash weighing 70 pounds, It was announced today that the former Honeywell Plant in Bowmanville's Industrial Park, consisting of 40,000 sq, ft., and 11 acres of land, has been sold to the well known Dennison Manufacturing Company of Montreal. Staff Sergeant John McGuey of Durham Regional Police Division 16, reports that Liberty Street North, between the third and fourth concessions concessions will be closed today and possibly longer, due to construction construction of a new gas line. Miss Elaine Kellogg recently returned from Africa, will be • the guest speaker at St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, 141st Anniversary Services. Co-op Venture Makes Brochure For Lindsay Jim Paterson Lands and Waters Administrator Kathy Reid Cartographer The Lindsay district of the ministry of Natural Resources has taken a new approach in the production of an administrative brochure. The Lindsay Chamber of Commerce and the ministry are working together to complete this project. To assist in the completion of the brochure a cartographer has been hired under a federal employment program, "Secion 38", sponsored through Sir Sandford Fleming College. The brochure will provide visitors to the Lindsay district with an informative guide to the natural resources within the area. The front of the brochure is comprised of a fisheries chart and a map illustrating provincial Crown " lands, agreement forests, comprised of a fisheries chart and a map illustrating provincial Crown lands, agreement forests, conservation authority areas and other recreational facilities. On the reverse side, text and photographs highlight the ministry's programs within the Lindsay district. The Lindsay Chamber of Commerce has taken on the role of publisher for the district brochure. To offset production costs, the Chamber is welcoming financial support from area businesses and agencies. Promotional advertisements focusing on goods and services required by outdoor recreationalists are being invited for inclusion in the brochure. The advertisements will act as a service directory for visitors and will promote area businesses. The collection of advertisements will appear on the reverse side of the brochure following the ministry's text and photographs. The Lindsay district brochure will be an asset to anyone planning a visit to the area. The brochure will be available to the public in early 1986. Visitors may obtain their free copy at the Linsay district office, Chamber of Commerce and tourism offices. In addition, the local provincial parks and businesses advertising in the brochure will be distributing copies. Anyone interested in placing an advertisement in the brochure should contact the Lindsay district office as soon as possible, Santa Claus is Coming to Bowmanville Mall f,-. L J LSI Sat., Nov. 16 12 Noon until 3:00 p.m. We invite you to join us for FREE Hot Chocolate - Coffee - Donuts from 11:30 a.m. until 3:00p.m. i '.0È < / v i Santa Claus will be here: Thurs. and Fri., Dec. 5 and 6 - 6 to 8 p.m. Sat., Dec. 7 - 1 to 3 p.m. Thurs. and Fri., Dec. 12 and 13 - 6 to 8 p.m. Sat., Dec. 14 - 1 to 3 p.m. Thurs. and Fri., Dec. 19 and 20 - 6 to 8 p.m. Sat., Dec. 21 - 1 to 3 p.m. Mdn., Dec. 23 - 6 to 8 p.m. I • Cards and Gifts • Heritage House Restaurant • Smokers' Corner • Miracle Food Mart • Towne and Country • Hooked-On-Video 1 Shoe and Leather Repair • Shoppers Drug Mart I • Family Hair Styling Centre • Trans-World Travel 1 • Canadian Imperial • Bowmanville Cinemas 1 Bank of Commerce • Flowers by Jackman • Bi-Way Stores 1 i ! f "" ■;. 'l ' t 0^ l < ■i