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Merry Makers Bowlers Honor Winning Team at Banquet anb Itetant fast Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, May 27. 1987 3 Prize Winner from Recent Home Show The Merry Makers Bowling league held their bowling bowling banquet May 20th at Memorial Park Clubhouse in Bowmanville, and the winning trophy was pre-' sented by President Gloria Smith to team captain Carol Roberts. From left are: Gloria Smith, Carol Roberts, Abby Smythe, Ev Carswell, Dorean Connelly, Connelly, Betty Kuyer, and Carolyn Wannamaker. (Absent, (Absent, Betsy Brown). Magazine Selects B.H.S. Model by Tammy Hill Newcastle Village resident resident Deanna Knight has been chosen as a semifinalist semifinalist in "Teen Magazine's" Great Model Search. Deanna received Maybel- line cosmetics, a cosmetic bag and a Great Model Search T-Shirt for being selected. But even bigger prizes such as a car, cash, and a trip to Los Angeles are in store for the eventual winner winner of the competition. That winner could be Deanna. The grade 13 student at Bowmanville High School entered the Great Model Search over a year ago and had forgotten all about the contest, thinking she hadn't won. However, her entry had been received late for last year's contest and was Alzheimer Society Dr. Maureen Gorman of the Alzheimer Socity of Durham Region Board of Directors, announced today the appointment appointment of Audrey MacLean as Co-ordinator of the Education and Family Support Program. ' Mrs. MacLean replaces Kim Furukawa who has recently recently moved to the Hamilton area. The program provides educational educational services to the general general public and health care professionals along with support support group programs for family family members of Alzheimer's Disease and related disorders' victims on a Region wide basis. "We are particularly pleased pleased to have Mrs. MacLean join us because of her background and experience with senior citizens and her knowledge of community resources in the Durham Region. During the interim, between staff changes, the Society's telephone service had to be disengaged. We regret this inconvenience to the public and trust that people in need of information will take the opportunity to contact Mrs. MacLean at 576-2567, which is now in service. We are hopeful that a permanent. permanent. office will be established established in Oshawa within the; immediate future, thereby providing a more concentrated concentrated level of service to the community" stated Dr. Gorman. held over as a new entry forth forth is year. Deanna commented that she had entered the event partially because it included included Canadian residents. She stated that a lot of these types of contests are open to the United States only. She explained that her uncle is a model and had been trying to convince her to go into modelling for years. But her mother had suggested that it would take away too much time from her school work. When the "Teen" contest came up "I thought there was no harm in sending in some pictures. It didn't take much time." The contest had asked that one head and shoulders shoulders shot, one full length shot, and any other pictures that captured the look and style of each contestant be summitted. A close friend of Deanna's took the 15 photographs which were sent into the contest. Deanna also has her own darkroom at home and printed each of the pictures to the exact size and quality of her choice. After being chosen as one of the semi-finalists Deanna now.has a chance of becoming one of 16 regional regional super-finalists in "Teen's" June issue. And if all goes well Deanna could be one of the 12 finalists selected by "Teen." The finalists will be flown to Los Angeles to compete in the National Finals. The winner at the Nationals will receive: an all expense- paid trip to Los Angeles, recognition as "Teen's" covergirl, a 1987 Mazda 323 Luxury Hatchback, $5,000 cash from Maybelline and an appearance in a national Maybelline ad, a $5,000 one- year modelling contract with Gilette Company, and a $1,000 wardrobe from any Ups 'N Downs Store. Although Deanna is very excited about the contest she commented that modelling modelling is not the career she is looking to pursue. "I thrive for the theatre," Deanna said. "I like the idea of being on stage." She is presently taking voice lessons and has just recently completed" her grade eight. In addition, Deanna has been a member of the Oshawa Festival Singers Singers for the past five years. Her duties with the Festival ANNOUNCEMENT DOUG 13RAMLEY Roy Nichols Motors Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Brain Icy as Used Car Manager. Manager. Mr. Brantley joins Roy Nielmls Chcvrolct- Oldsmohilc with many years of experience, both in used ear management and new and used ear sales, Doug wishes that his present friends and customers visit him as soon as possible at Roy Nichols Chcvrolcl- Oldsmohile Singers included two trips across Europe. "But I don't want to concentrate concentrate on voice alone," Deanna said. Deanna also cast the lead role of Maria in the production production "The Sound of Music," which was performed by students at the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School. Presently in grade 13 at Bowmanville High School, Deanna is hoping to gain acceptance acceptance to either the Ontario Ontario College of Art for fine arts or Ryerson Polytechni- cal Institute for theatre. 50 Years Ago Thursday, May 6,1937 Bowmanville's one time "White elephant" The McGill Building in Washington, D.C., produced another dividend this week, when Town Clerk Alex Lyle reported the receipt of a check for $1770, being the town's share of receipts from the building. The Town will actually receive from this $1416 with $354 going to the town's counsel, Mr, D.L. McCarthy, K.C., who successfully successfully brought to a conclusion the quarter century of litigation litigation over the building. The money was placed in the general funds, but no arrangements arrangements were made for its disposal. Bowmanville's response to the annual appeal of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind was magnificent, officials of the local committee committee said at the conclusion of the campaign on Saturday. When all monies are received it is expected that the campaign campaign will net three hundred dollars for work among the blind. Mrs. E. W. Crawford headed a group of women who canvassed the town during the week. Scouts and Cubs who acted as taggers included W. Green, D. Norton, J. Samis, J. Neal, John Virgin, L. Papineau, Papineau, Murray Grant, G. Purdy, A.Tamblyn, R. Swindells, G. Clark, N. Gilmour, M. Ingham, Ingham, K. Nickerson, M. Lam- bourne, Paul Symons, J. Gorman, Gorman, R. Westlake, B. Hooper, J. Southey, J. Stutt, D. Hamden, Hamden, L. Parker, W. Edger, Ted Clark, B. Stephens, R. Wright, R. McMullen, G. Wilcox, Bill Morris, A. Graham, D, Cameron, Cameron, W. Tait, J. Nookes, D. Gilhooley, R. Abernethy, D. Morris, F. Burns, G. Kennedy, L. Knight, R. Jacobs, Sam Seymour. 25 Years Ago, Wednesday, May 2,1962. This weekend Boy Scouts throughout this district will be literally scouting the town, carrying baskets of apples which they hope to sell to as many citizens as possible. The funds raised through this project project will be most helpful in financing their various endeavors during the coming year. Danny McDonald and Bob Burton urge everyone to help, because "Scouting Builds Citizens." St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will celebrate its 124th Anniversary this weekend when Rev. Dr. D. W. Hay will be the guest preacher at the services. Dr. Hay is Professor of Systematic Theology at Knox College, Toronto, and President President of the Canadian Council of Churches. Special music will be presented presented by the choir, with Miss Eleanor Calvert of Oshawa as guest soloist. The Lions Centre was gaily Helen Cubbage, of Oshawa, was the winner of a multi-purpose wind screen offered this month by Lens Leisure Lanes at thé Chamber of Commerce Home Show. Wind screens provide both privacy and shelter and they are marketed by Lens Leisure Lanes, of Bowmanville. Making the presentation to Helen Cubbage Cubbage are Gerry Lens and his daughter, Sharlene. decorated last Friday for the annual Teen Town Spring Prom. Theme of the dance was "Somewhere Over the Rainbow". Carolyn Tennant, R.R. 5, won the pot of gold when she was chosen Queen of the Prom and received many prizes from town merchants. Her four Princesses, Marie Cooney, Suzanne Ball, Karen Barraball and Sharon Anderson Anderson also received prizes. 10 Years Ago, Wednesday, May 4,1977. The cast of "Early Frost", presented at Courtice Secondary Secondary School last week included Cobey Boyce, Robyn Wiens, Deb Read, Elaine Harrison Harrison and Deb Coull. There will be at least three candidates for the Durham East Progressive Conservative Conservative nomination meeting next Tuesday at Bowmanville High School. They include Sam Cureatz, a Newcastle lawyer, former Bowmanville deputy-reeve George Stephen and former Town of Newcastle Newcastle Councillor Ann Cowman. Cowman. Four year old Tamara Murphy was one of the guests attending the Cancer Society's Daffodil Tea at the Lions Centre last week and was presented with a daffodil by Rita Tillcock.