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She Canadian Blalesman SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987 Area Businesses Well-Represented at Home Show DUnnm 'KOCHiSJ The official ribbon cutting for the Home Show at the Darlington Sports Centre last Friday saw a number number of local dignitaries on hand to officially start the proceedings. Pictured here are Joe Denny of Bowmanville Audio-Vision, Newcastle Chief Administrative Administrative Officer Larry Kotseff, MPP Sam Cureatz, Acting Community Services Director Joe Caruana, Councillor Marie Hubbard, Councillor Ann Cowman, Councillor Hal McKnight, Mayor John Winters, Councillor Diane Hamre and Aubrey Rees, the Kinsmen Home Show Chairman. This comfortable spa was among Durham Building Supplies' more tempting displays at the Home Show last weekend. Sylvia Van Belle, of Durham Building Supplies, is pictured with the spa. Petra Kirkbride, of Bowmanville Audio-Vision, shows off a phone whose dialing numbers can't be missed. Along with the phones, there were a variety of stereo and video equipment on display for interested viewers. A photographic portrait of Dick Merkley, the former Principal of Vincent Massey School, was, just one of. the accomplishments on display at the McRobbie Photo booth at the Home Show. Seen here with the portrait is Lynda McRobbie. Carrie Gill and Jake Woudstra of Pro-Garden Landscaping show one of the patio selections which were on display at their booth. Pro-Garden Landscaping is currently in the process of building a garden centre in Orono after moving from their previous store in Newcastle Village. State Fa at the Home Show last weekend, with eligible winners having to do nothing more than give their name and date of expiry for current insurance policies. Pictured here at the Stale Farm booth are Tammy Rogers and Kim Mitchell. David Boyd, of J and J Sharpening in Bowmanville, included a variety of locks and some helpful safety tips as part of his Home Show display. "Skatc-88" is the fundraising theme for the new $5 million Bowmanville Arena a î' display at the Home Show last weekend. Seen here at the Community Community Services booth arc Harvey Webster, a member of the Fundraising Committee, Community Services Program Director Jane Limn and Hick James, the Publicity Chairman for the new arena.