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i I Y •Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 9, 1987 7 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Television Sales and Service St-rvii r (..ills Only $K' 1 1S M.ujiuvu* .mil f'hilips DimIit Television Service Co. IMS ( .hurt h Si Phone 623-3883 points, who were Jessica Barrie and Jason Dubeau. Seniorawards went to the following members, most points in the show, Brook- dale Nurseries trophy, was Merl Slute. Best arrangement, arrangement, Blackburn Plaque to Merle Slute. Second most points. Dennis Pizzeria to Ethel Gibbs; most points in vegetables, Hooper's Jewellery Jewellery to Emily Slute. Best Gladiolus specimen in show, Bertha Barnes award, to Dianne Darch. Best vegetable vegetable specimen in show, Frank Real Estrate to Bill Darch. Most points. New Exhibitor President's Prize, Donna Sutherland. Best Houseplant, Visual Arts Centre Award, Charlie Downey called "Bromeliad". HAYDON Bid Forms consisting of all terms and conditions of sale are available at the Purchasing Office, 68 King Street East. (Veltrl Complex), Bowmanvllle, Ontario. Reference File: Quotation SD87-4 Closing Time and Date: 4:00 p.m. (local time) Wednesday, September 16,1987 A Bid Deposit In the amount of $500.00 certified cheque must accompany each bid submission. The highest or any quotation not necessarily accepted. Lou Ann Blrkett Purchasing and Supply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 Ex. 267 Date of publication: Sept, 2,1987. Graduate Lorri Elizabeth Fairey graduated from Algonquin College, Ottawa from the Dental Hygiene Program. Lorri is the daughter of Bob Fairey of Oshawa and Vir- i ginia Fairey of Bowman- ville. Granddaughter of Babe and Wilf Brown of Oshawa and Jean and Cap Fairey of Bowmanville. Lorri Lorri has accepted a postition with a Dental Office in Pickering Pickering Thanks Jimmy for your support. Canadian^ Bowmanville Ro tarions Host Successful Horse Trials Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Janet) McCormick and Jessica, Newcastle, were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. Kennedy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy Kennedy and family were Sunday Sunday noon callers with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Orono, and had a nice visit with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howes and family of Kitchener/ Waterloo. Mr. Kalvin Kennedy and friend Kelly, Oshawa, were Sunday dinner guests with Cecil and Norma Kennedy, Nick and Brandec. Mr. Bill Bruce and Ms. Linda McCormick of Lakeville, N.B., were Sunday Sunday evening callers of the C. Kennedy family. Fred Beaucage of CFRB Farms recently made a speech at the Rotary Club which gave club members a better idea of the responsibilities they would be assuming at the Horse Trials event. Bowmanville Rotary Club members handled the Horse Trials at CFRB Farms on Aug. 30 and from all reports it was a great success; certainly the weather was co-operative and there were plenty of entries in all categories. Here, our photographer caught Morley Watson, Dr. Howard Rundle and Dr. Ted Mann near one of the jumps in the infield w.ir Meanwhile, after a hard day's work on the course, the A1 Witherspoons and A1 Cole relax for a few minutes over a cup of coffee at the canteen. SALE BY TENDER PROPERTY SOUTH EAST CORNER OF ORMISTON ROAD AND OLD SCUGOG ROAD Hampton, Ontario SEALED BIDS, for "offers to puchase" of the property specified specified below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6, will be received In the envelopes envelopes provided until the specified closing time and date, PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF ORMISTON ROAD AND OLD SCUGOG ROAD. HAMPTON, ONTARIO PART LOT 18. CONCESSION V (Zoning RH -Residential Hamlet) vi- .--:: Frontage approximately 50.49 feet along east side of Scugog Street and a flankage of about 159.73 feet along south side of Ormlston Street. Total Lot Area 9,800 square feet Horticultural Exhibition Attracts Over 200 Entries BY Verna Robinson The annual show of flowers flowers and vegetables was held Aug. 19 at the Memorial Park Club House, sponsored sponsored by the Bowmanville and District Horticultural Society. There was a smaller smaller than usual attendance to view the show but it was a really good show, despite the very hot dry weather we have had. There were 240 entries from 20 exhibitors of the seniors. The Juniors had 22 entries from 6 exhibitors. Mrs. Narda Hoogkamp of Newcastle Newcastle Society and Mrs. Ruth Tink of Bowmanville Society were the two judges. Winners of the Juniors were Jessica Barrie first and Katy Barrie second for carrots arid beets and Robin Dubeau, third for beets. In the onion division Jo-anne Sutherland was first, Jessica Barrie second and Jackie Sutherland third. Jackie Sutherland was first, Jason Dubeau second and Jo-anne_ Sutherland third in the tomato division. division. For the French Marigolds Jessica Barrie won with Katy Barrie second second and Jo-anne Sutherland Sutherland third. For the flowers of your choice Jackie Sutherland placed first with Jo-anne Sutherland second and Robin Dubeau third. In the herbs Jessica Barrie's basil placed first, Jackie Sutherland Sutherland second and Katy Barrie Barrie third. Best garden plot was won by Jackie Sutherland Sutherland and Jo-anne Sutherland Sutherland placed second. Mrs. Isabelle Challice of Orono Society and Director of District 17 donated a gold dollar each to the girl and boy who won the most Take advantage of our 70 years' experience in accident prevention. 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