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) Rotary President Passes Police Test Ü m m m WÊ For Life Insurance, check with state Farm. • Permanent Life. • Term Life. don irvine • Retirement ioa waverley road •Universal Life. B0 623 A 4482 UE Like a good neighbor. Slate Farm is there. STATE FARM INSURANCE SJ UPVC WINDOWS & DOORS YOUR HOME COULD BE A SHOW HOUSE Fersina Durham is now looking for a small number of houses in which we could install our uPVC windows and doors for advertising purposes. purposes. This work would be done at a special rate subsidized subsidized by our advertising budget. budget. Applications are now being being accepted for all types of property. Fersina Durham 571-1880 197 BloorSt. E. Unit 2, Oshowa CALLUS NOW FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION Section Two The Canadian SlaU'sinan. Bowmanville. September 2. I!li!7 5 It's Time to Make Certain Your Name on Voters List w, r. Revision ol voters' lists for Ontario's 34th provincial provincial general election will take place between August 20 and September 9. Qualified electors who do not receive Form 301 or whose names are not on the list of electors may have their names added during the revision period up to and including the day preceding preceding election day. Not only additions, but corrections corrections and deletions to the preliminary lists of electors, electors, prepared following the door to door enumeration, may also be made at this time. Urban electors must have their names on the list of electors or on a certificate to vote. The Returning Officer Officer or a revision assistant will provide such a certificate certificate to people added to the list following the enumeration enumeration period. These electors must present their certificate certificate at their polling place to receive a ballot and vole. On election day, rural electors not oi) the list may still vote, provided they arc identified and vouched for by another qualified elector elector who is on the list for that polling division. Electors whose names arc not on the list should contact contact the Returning Officer in their electoral district. Revisions on the list will he. reviewed by the Returning; Officer during posted office hours. The office of the Returning Returning Officer can be easily! identified through the dis-; play of the Elections On-' tario sign. Elections Ontario adver-; tisements, in daily and- weekly newspapers! throughout the province,; will carry the telephone number of the Returning Officer for each electoral district. / S' Heavy Haulers Staff Gets High Marks for Service The Heavy Haulers Truck Stop sure has some outstanding employees. In a Shell Full Serve Mystery Shopper Evaluation, Glenn Murdoch, received a score of 92%, the highest the stop has ever received. The evaluation forms are sent to select customers who then go to a Shell station and rate the employee who serves them. The customer then sends the evaluation form back to Shell, who in turn notify the station of the employees rating. Glenn is seen above with Kris Wright. Legion Picnic Race Results Rotary President Harvey Partner takes a turn at the breathalizer machine during the club's recent tour of the 16 Division Police Station on Martin Road in Bowmanville. Mr. Partner passed with flying colours and took the rest of the tour which included a look at the station's exercise room and holding cell. Bowmanville Rotarians toured the police station on Thursday, August 20. HAYDON Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton went to Peterborough Peterborough Monday afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Alf (Jean) . Garrard and Lori went Thursday afternoon to spend a couple of days in the Ottawa area. They took a bus trip and saw "The Changing of the Guard" along with a scenic tour of Ottawa. Mr. Guy Kennedy and Miss Jane Kinlin, of Oshawa, were Friday evening evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy. Mr. Kalvin Kennedy was a Sunday dinner guest with Cecil and Norma Kennedy amd family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, of Orono, were Sunday evening callers with the C. Kennedy family. The Legion Picnic was held at Tyrone Park on August August 23 and the day was a success with a variety of races and contests. In the racing division for girls age 7-9 Melissa Hughes placed first and Annette Murray second. The boys' 7- 9 was won by Jeff Hughes Obituary Archie Warden Whitmee The death of Archie Warden Warden Whitmee, aged 83 , oc- cured suddenly on Saturday, Saturday, August 1, 1987, at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa. Son of the late Robert and Mabel Whitmee, he was born in Kent, England, and educated in Bowmanville. He was married to the late Evelyn Payne, February 22, 1926. A self employed carpenter for 45 years, he had been retired retired 18 years. He was an avid gardener and a member member of the Garden Club of. Oshawa. A former resident of Newcastle Newcastle and of 16 Larry Avenue, Avenue, Oshawa, he had resided resided at Hillsdale two weeks. Surviving are his family Dorothy (Mrs. Garnet Arn- burg), Grace (Mrs. Sid Los- combe), Florence (Mrs. Lea Halcomb), a son Ozzie and daughter-in-law Jean. He was predeceased by a sister Mrs. Elsie Kelly. Funeral services were held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Chapel, Bowmanville on Tuesday. Tuesday. The Reverend R. Fellows Fellows officiated. Cremation. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Cemetery. and Mathew Oliver took second. second. Candice Barlow placed first in the girls 10-12 and Angie Paeden came second. Boys 10-12 was won by Jason Edmondson, Barry Overend placing second. In the 13-15 division Tracey Bowers was first and Alma Stacey second, George Evans won the boys' event. Annette Welter took the ladies' 21-30 with Shelly Murdock coming second. Brad James placed first in the men's 21-30 division. Cecile Bowers came first in the ladies' 31 and over and Trudy Catherwood was second. second. Dave Barlow won the same divsion for the men, Wayne Paeden came in second. second. In the men's 41 and over race Alec Walters and Art Sheenan came in first and second. Nyhl Sheehan won the ^omen's division and Olive iWalters'was second. In the .whbdlbafrow racé Angie Paeden'ahd her partner partner Mark Stephen won the event for 16 and under. The sack race was won by Mark Stephen for the 0 to 8 age group and George Evans won the 9 to 16 division. Vicki Stephen and Wayne Paeden won the three legged legged race for. the 17 and over group. Candice Barlow and Jason Edmonson both ate their fill to win the Pie Eating Eating Contest for the 16 and under division. While Lyn Coggan and Alec Waters won the Egg Throwing Contest Contest in the 17 and over category. category. Tina Hyland got a kick out DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The Newcastle Transfer Station (formerly Darlington Landfill Site) will be closed on Monday, September 7,1987, for the Labor Day holiday. Normal operations will continue on Tuesday, September 8,1987. W.A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS M St. Stephen's Secondary School 80 Rhonda Blvd., Bowmanville REGISTRATION for New Students for Grades 9,10 and 11 Aug. 31 st-Sept. 4th 9 a.m. -11 a.m. daily 623-3202 of the Shoe Kick Contest and won her division for the 18 and over ladies-only group. The oldest lady attending attending the picnic was Cathy Simm and Dick Little was the oldest gentleman. Lanny Burns and Bruce Coombes were the winning team at the horse shoe pitch for the 17 and over group. Carol Barlow and Dave Bar- low won as the best lawn dart team. All in all the organizers Vicki and Jim Stephen were pleased with the day and want to thank all the helpers. helpers. 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