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o Citizens of The Year Happy Anniversary , Mom and Dad role in 16 agricultural clubs in the area. The 19-year-old student was also involved in many organizations organizations during her five years at Cour- tice Secondary School. Sharyn was selected to attend many leadership courses as well, including the Terp' Fox Centre in Ottawa, the Ontario Leadership Centre at Bark Lake, and a 4H Leadership Camp. Bowmanvillc High School student student Joy Brooks was selected as a Citizen of the Year for her volunteer volunteer work with the Red Cross. As Youth Chairman for the Red Cross, she has contributed to the vital role young people play in the organization. organization. Joy also participated in a cultural cultural exchange program and was selected as one of the few to attend the World Youth Congress. The Citizen Citizen of the Year Award is the second honor Joy received in 1985. Earlier this year, she was chosen as the winner winner of the Young Women's Distinction Distinction Award. Despite her busy schedule, she still finds time to coach an aquatic club, and participate participate in theatre productions at B.H.S. . , , John M. James was nominated as a Citizen of the Year for his con- ' tribution to the town through the pages of "The Canadian States- ' man." Johnny started working for 1 his father Norman and Uncle r George at the Statesman when he • was 11 years old. He then worked ' for several newspapers and print- ; ers before heading into World War ; II. During the war, John served as ! a Captain with Canadian Intelli- ; gence in Italy and Holland, before : returning home to pursue a career ; in politics. For eight years, John ! represented Durham voters in Ot- tawa as a Member of Parliament i under Prime Minister Louis St. From Page 1 Laurent. In 1957, he returned to the Statesman to report the news of the community, continuing to photograph photograph local happenings to this day. Herb Tink was nominated as a Citizen of the Year for his efforts in helping to create Solina Park. As a member of the Park Board, Herb was instrumental in the establishment establishment of the new park following his presentation to town council. He also plays an active role in maintaining maintaining the park, and participating in the many activities of the organization. organization. Herb not only plays in the many sports at the park, he devotes much of his time to coaching soccer teams. Councillors attending the Citizen Awards presentation made special mention that their decision to approve the park was influenced greatly by Herb's professional presentation presentation to council. The fifth recipient of a Citizen of the Year Award was •• Andrew Thompson. Mr. Thompson has been active in the eduction field as a teacher, a principal, and at the school board level. He has served as both a school board trustee and a purchasing agent for the board. When presenting the award to Mr. Thompson, Councillor Ann Cowman Cowman described the recipient as a "civic minded individual referring referring to his activities with the Bow- manville Lions Club. Mr. Thompson was also recognized for his work with the Bowmanville Museum Board since its inception. Each Citizen of the Year was presented presented with a framed certificate, a copy of John Squair's book, "The Townships of Darlington and Clarke," and a Town of Newcastle silver coin. Another certificate bearing the names of the five winners winners will be placed in the town hall. Mrs. Eric Bowman, Dianne and Aaron were recent. dinner guests of Mrs. Wilfred Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn. Our community extends sympathy to Mrs. Allyn Taylor and family, Bowmanville and to Mrs. Wes Taylor and family on the death of a beloved son, husband, father and brother, Allvn Taylor. ENNISKILLEN NEWS We Specialize in . . • Custom Spray Painting AFTER _ • Professional Collision Repair (on all types of cars and trucks) • Reasonable rates FREE ESTIMATES Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tamblyn, Stoney Creek were Saturday dinner guests of Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman and all attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn, Orono. Myrtle Tamblyn and Ella Bowman were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Laura Avery and boys, Oshawa. AUTO BODY Located 4 miles north of Hwy. #115-35 (Behind All Seasons Holiday) PHONE: 983-9784 Church Announcements I. Bible Study continues this week and every week on Thursday mornings at 9:30. Each week this study is held in a different home so please contact Pastor Joe for more details. II. White Gift and Mitten Tree Service at Enniskillen December 15th at 7:00 p.m. Make this a Christmas to remember as we do what we can to help some less fortunate than we to have a Christmas that they can remember too. Wrap that food, Give those gifts. Knit 1 those wooley warmers. Don't let the spirit get away? rrr. Christmas Eve Service - Tuesday evening December 24th at Enniskillen United Church beginning at 7:00 p.m. The Basic Baking Achievement Program was held at Bowmanville High School at which time the Enniskillen Cooking Cuties received their Project Plates and Plaques. Tracy Howe and Bev Stainton received Certificates of Recognition. Beauty Shop ♦HAPPINESS IS..."A NEW HAIRDO"^ For the busy season ahead -- treat yourself! Start with a NEW STYLE, CUT, PERM for style support -- or be daring with colour or highlights to make you sparkle through the busy days ahead. We have a retail counter for gift ideas or gift certificates. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 623-5019 71 King St. 'EAST', Bowmanville (a friendly atmosphere) Elizabethville Church services were held on Sunday as usual. Michael Wood opened advent with a scripture and lit the first candle. The choir sang an anthem. Mrs. King didn't have a children's story. Mr. G. Wood read the scripture for our service. The topic was All Flesh Shall See the Salvation of God. The offering was taken up by Mr. Hancock and Mr. Bev Gray. Mrs. King told how John the Baptist went throughout the territory preaching the word of God. Turn away from your sins, prepare the way of the Lord. All flesh shall see the power of God. Some thought he was the Messiah, but he told them God was sending his own son. He said we must prepare with passion and prayer. Mr. Munroe and Mrs. Quantrill were at the door and coffee was served. The announcements were that we have received acceptance acceptance from Rev. Wendell Sedgewich that he will be with us April 1st. Next Sunday is White Gift. Christmas Concert at Garden Hill Dec. 15, after church. At Elizabethville Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. International Youth Year 1985 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 4,1985 3 Happiness Is . . . 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