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B.S.P.S. Students Win Art Awards ' tidr-2 . ' - w» Budding artists from the Bowmanville Senior Public School unleashed their talents last month to win the Canadian Cancer Society poster contest held,among the students. Pictured here (from left to right) arc BSPS principal Ian Colder with second place winner Todd Tremeer, first place winner Tim Conley, Mike Colbourne with third prize and art teacher and co-ordinator of the program, Bert Martin. The students received certificates and prize money for their achievements. CRIME Durham Regional Crime Stoppers is asking for the Public's assistance in locating a vehicle for a Hit and Run Kitchen, McCallum & Porter CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS . JOHN G. DONALD PARTNERS MANUEL, CGA. K. KITCHEN, CGA, CIA 118 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE. ONT. L1C1N5 (416)623-6555 At last, hearing MaMIA help for W" Deafness While so the people may not be helped, others may. Miracle-Ear 1 may be your answer. Miracle-Ear" was designed to help , those who experience signs ol nerve dealness, like not understanding understanding certain speech sounds. Notice how small it is compared to other hearing aids you may have seen. But, just because it is so small, almost unnoliceable, it will not lit everyone. Your Miracle-Ear //fix, Mirctr'Io.Far" professional will help you identity VA6-1 * II' QtylG Cal y 0ur specific hearing needs and Canal Aid determine il Miracle-Ear is right for you. CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT OSHAWA HEARING AID CLINIC 375 Simcoe St. South, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 4J2 Telephone 434-3602 Miracle-Ear - (ti 1984. Dahlberg, Inc. Mlracla-Ear I* a rtgistated trademark ol Dahlberg, Inc. The Miracle-Ear symbol la a trademark of DaWbarg, Inc. Accident which occurred in Oshawa on March 27th, 1986. At about 1:30 a.m. a blue Chev was being driven west on Olive Avenue at the intersection of Celina Street, when a yellow Chev Nova which was travelling south on Celina Street, skidded through the intersection hitting the Blue Chev injuring the driver and causing $4,000 damage. The Nova then took off travelling east on Olive Avenue. The wanted vehicle is described as a Yellow Chev Nova, 1976/1978 with primer paint on the body. There should be considerable damage to the right front. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 to anyone providing information which leads to an arrest in this case. Amounts of up to $1,000 will be paid for TIPS leading to an arrest in any serious crime. The Crime Stoppers numbers are: 222-8477 Can be used in the Ajax/Pickering Areas. 1-800-387-8477 Can be used in any area. Toll free for all long distance calls. Sgt. Sandy Ryrie of the Durham Regional Police Force writes this article to help combat crime. A citizen board administers the program, one of more than 600 Crime Stoppers Boards across North America. The award money is raised through tax deductible donations which may be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario L1H7K8. Our new lawn tractors come with a small attachment you'll love. The price tag. . <- ». It's the icing on the cake. After being attracted by the smart styling, intrigued by the brand new features and impressed by all the dramatic improvements...you'll be delighted by the price. This year, John Deere has introduced introduced an entirely new line of 100 Scries lawn tractors. All are priced substantially less than the 1985 models they replace. Not just a few dollars less, but hundreds! It's the most significant price reduction in John Deere history. New overhead valve engines on most models provide increased horsepower horsepower and torque. Better efficiency and fuel economy too. And they're enclosed for quieter operation. You'll find more legroom. Easier refueling. , And on our 130, a higher performance performance 30-inch mower deck. See for yourself. John Deere's combination of high quality and performance, along with low price, gives you more tractor for a lot less money than ever before. Compare what others have to offer. You'll find there's never been a better time to own a John Deere. Nothing Runs Like a Deere® Utica Farm Equipment Ltd. 2 Miles West of Manchester 985-9701 Section Two anb The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. June 25, 1986 3 Happy First Birthday Student Heads for Indonesia Indonesia is not what one may call the world's most popular vacationing spot, but for Elizabeth Marchant this trip could be the most memorable experience experience of her life. Leaving for Indonesia with the Canada World Youth organization, 21-year-old Elizabeth will spend three and a half months in the developing country working and learning within the community. DIM AND DISTANT 50 YEARS AGO THURSDAY. JUNE 18th, 1936 A twisted mass of steel and charred wood is all that remains of the Norman Taylor arena after an early morning blaze completely razed the building on King Street, Bowmanville. Firemen battled the stubborn fire four hours, which is believed to have been started by a short circuit in a car in an old farm building next to the arena. Also destroyed were 78 brand new G.M. cars stored in the building. The home of the Woodward's just east of the arena caught fire several times and only the prompt action of the firemen saved the home. Blatant Baat at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company, Montreal. In October, he will leave to begin two years' study on a Fellowship with Associated Electrical Industries, Rugby, England. His parents are Dr. and Mrs. H. Ferguson, Queen Street. The Far East of our planet Earth is an area few people are able to experience first hand. Commencing in September September 1986, approximately 28 individuals from across Canada will be on the first step to a trip to Indonesia. Bowmanville resident Elizabeth Marchant, will be one of the people participating participating in a Canada World Youth exchange in Indonesia. Fifteen years ago this organization, organization, Canada World Youth, was founded to promote promote cultural understanding understanding between Canada and developing developing countries. To date, approximately 36 exchange countries have participated and over 6000 young people from across Canada and the exchange countries have shared the experience. Elizabeth, who is presently presently studying at Carlton University, will be spending spending a total of seven months involved in the exchange. The first half will be a community community situated in northwest northwest Ontario. The second half required her to go to Indonesia. Indonesia. A total of 28 Canadians Canadians and the same number of Indonesians will partici : pate in this particular ex : change. During this time period, Elizabeth will live with a local family and become involved involved in all aspects of the community. The Canada World Youth participants will work for their host community community doing volunteer work in the areas of social services, agriculture, coops, coops, small businesses and community groups. Canada World Youth was founder Jacques Hebert's way of promoting individual individual understanding about one's self and the world around. This program is available available to young people between between the ages of 17 and 20. Beginning July 4, Elizabeth will be attending an orientation seminar where she will meet with the other members of her group. Group leaders will then explain what will be occurring in the next few months. This government sponsored sponsored organization involves several very intense interviews, interviews, and few are seldom accepted into the program with the first application. Elizabeth applied a total of three times before she was successful. Applications are accepted accepted \ 'during November and December (o the deadline deadline of mid January. Further information about the exchange may be obtained obtained at the Ontario Regional Regional Office at 672 Devan- port Road, Toronto, Ontario. Ontario. M5R 1L2. (416) 922- 0776. DIM AND DISTANT 25 YEARS AGO Wednesday, June 7 th, 1961 Barber Syd Martin must have been surprised when he arrived home for lunch one day this week. His son Donald found a baby groundhog on Elephant Hill north of Concession St. and visited The Statesman office to display his discovery. Don advised the staff that he plans to keep the woodchuck or groundhog as a pet. The animal certainly was a cute little bundle of fur, but we'll be interested to learn how friendly it will be when it grows up. Dr. John Hendry, 252 King Street East, has given permission to the Bowmanville Recreation Department to use his property, situated 300 feet south of King Street West of Simpson Avenue, for a soccer field. This was announced by Councillor Glenholme Hughes this morning. Don Stutt is the chairman of the Bowmanville Recreation Committee, and the other members- are Councillor Ross Stevens, Councillor Glenholme Hughes, Miss Dora Purdon, the secretary, Paul Chant, Clifford Samis and Claude Kilmer. Doug Rigg is the Recreation Director for Bowmanville. At their regular meeting Tuesday evening, Bowmanville's Kinsmen Club had three international guests and their wives from Germany. The goodwill trip to several Canadian Kin clubs was launched back in 1958 when Kinsmen National President Tom Good of Kingston attended an international convention in Hamburg, Germany. He met Horst Elfe who was national president of their European counterparts, the Round Tables, with 35,000 members in 23 countries, and suggested he should visit Canada sometime. Mr. Elfe replied that he knew Canada quite well, having spent some time here during World War II as a prisoner of war at Bowmanville. While no definite details have yet been released, it is understood that arrangements are almost finalized for the prize-winning Bowmanville Legion Pipe Band to attend the Lions International Convention Convention in Atlantic City, on June 21st. They won first prize of $1,000 expense money at the recent Lions convention in Kingston. DIM AND DISTANT 10 YEARS AGO The Rotary Club of Bowmanville will be hosting a special guest speaker at their regular weekly meeting this Thursday, at the Flying Dutchman. He is the Deputy High Commissioner of India to Canada, the Hon. Kamal N. Bakshi. James H. Ferguson received his B.A.Sc. degree in Engineering Physics from the Faculty of Engineering, University of Toronto, at the graduation exercises held at Convocation Hall, University of Toronto, on Tuesday, May 30th. He is presently employed Wins Speaking Title . Yhè Great Pine Ridge (GPR) Kinsmen club is pleased to say that we are the home club to a champion champion public speaker. This all started when the GPR club held their annual club public. speaking contest. contest. Paul Arsenault was our club winner and was sent to represent our club at Zone level. The GPR club is in Zone 1 which consists of nine clubs in the area.(Ajax, Oshawa, Motor City, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Manvers, Who- itby, Port Perry, Btooklin and District and the GPR). The Zone public speaking contest was held March 8, 1986 in Oshawa in which seven other clubs were represented. represented. Again Paul Arsenault Arsenault conquered the verbal verbal assault and emerged as the Zone 1 winner in front of a very enthusiastic, loud and proud GPR club. From here Paul went to represent Zone 1 at the District District 8 • Convention held June 7 in Haliburton. District District 8 consists of 9 zones, a total of 68 clubs, covering most of Ontario. Once again Kin Paul faced a relentless verbal barrage, but with his outstanding outstanding right-hand verbs and his left-hand nouns, Paul weathered the storm Hi! My name is Daniel Frederick Andrews. On May 28th, 1986, I enjoyed my first birthday. Helping me celebrate was my favourite big sister Janelle, my proud Mom and Dad, Patti and Fred Andrews and special Grams and Grampas, Maureen and Russell Powell, Newcastle and Ruth and Norman Andrews, Orono. Flying Farmers Prepare Airstrip For Plowing Match Steve Liptay of Bowmanville won the 1976 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship title on June 19 in New Holland, Pennsylvania. Phillip Annis, playing a ukelele, and Stephen Howarth, Bradley Gilpin, Kim Desousa and Tina, Dewey , harmonics, provided music with a country flavour at the Ontario Public Street school's annual variety night. All roads lead to Stirling, 14 miles northeast of Belleville, September 16-20 for the International International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show. But for the Flying Farmers, there's also a bird's eye view awaiting. Two 2,000-foot strips are being prepared to accom- •modafe Flying Farmers one mile north of the Tented City. For those who fly, the strips will be about 10 miles from Stirling VORon the 120-degree radial, three miles north of the village. On request, 80 to 100 octane gas and lights will be provided. Radio will be available. The nearest alternate alternate air strip at Stirling has transport and radio available on request. For more information information contact: Mr. Bud Bachelor, Secretary, Flying Farmer's Committee, R.R.4, Stirling, Ontario K0K 3E0. Residence Telephone: (613) 395-5257. and after the nine zones had finished and the results were tallied, Kin Paul became became District 8 Public Speaking Champion. This is only the second District award to be bestowed upon the GPR club. Now Kin Paul is on the Canadian National Kinsmen Public Speaking Contest to be held in Saskatoon, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. To Kin Paul on behalf of the club, we wish you well and are confident that you will be successful once again. Sincerely, Steve Clark, Club President. President. ^itank y<u* The teachers and students of the Co-operative Education Program, Clarke .High School would like to express their appreciation to all the employers of this community who offered to participate in the program. The learning experienced by the students is invaluable. A most sincere "THANK YOU". 1 would like to add a personal "THANK YOU" to "ALL" employers who have partiel- pated In the Co-operative Education Program in thae past. It was a pleasure to be a part of such a great team of people. 1 would like to introduce Gail MacKenzie as the new Co-op Co-ordinator at Clarke High School. Eva Nichols Ace Submarine Mercer's Garage Adam and Eve Unisex Mike's Place Artistic Beauty Salon Ministry of Natural Resources Artistik Images Mr. Roast Beef Art's Woodwork Ltd. Neil Allin Farm A.V.P. Extrusions Newcastle Day Care Centre Becker's - Bowmanville Newcastle Garage Boston Sports Newcastle Lumber Bowmanville Audio-Vision Newcastle Pharmacy Bowmanville Auto Newcastle Public School Bowmanville Hospital Newcastle Public Works Carnation Florists Newtonville Public School CKAR Ontario Motor Sales Clarke High School Ontario Street Public School Claude's Auto Body Orono Custom Fencing Conlin Farms Orono Hair Care County Honda Orono Nursery School County Roofing Orono Public School Cowan Pontiac-Buick Ltd. 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