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Auxiliary Long Termers Take Part in Anniversary Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Branch 178 of ary the Royal Canadian Legion held their 42nd anniversary anniversary celebrations last Monday, October 19, at the Legion Legion Hall. Some of the longest-serving members of Karate Club Members Win at Welland Tournament the Legion Auxiliary are shown here with charter member Rose Dickinson who is cutting the cake. From left are: Kitty Newman, Flo Knight, Rose Dickinson, Vie Fletcher and Edith Welsh. Bowmanville's Wado Kai Karate Club has some very talented members. The proof is in their recent SKELDING FUELS Limited Newtonville Furnace Oil - Stove Oil Parts Plan - Equal Billing Gasoline and Diesel Fuels Home Deliveries 786-2502 wins at a tournament in Welland and an inter-club competition. Pictured from left: Mike Garrow (first place in sparring), Adam Millar (third place in sparring), Bob Kraemer (first place in kata), Stefa- nie Cooper, in front, (second place in kata), and Ela- na Dandrade (first place in sparring at the Welland tournament). The members are pictured with their instructor Ken Lockhart. Congratulations to all! Recent Events at Sea Cadet Corps ACCIDENT OR TRAFFIC TICKET? CALL l et a Former Traffic Police Office' be your voice in court. NO COST CONSULTATION. LOW COST REPRESENTATION 436-71 94 rZ3 249 KING ST. E. (ACROSS FROM THE OSHAWA PROVINCIAL COURT) by Don Scott Work is almost completed on our new quarters. Watch for the grand opening and open house. Upcoming fundraising events: the cadets will be selling light bulbs and our annual pre-Christmas cheese drive will be starting starting shortly. We are attempting to get our band going again but we need a band instructor. If you or anyone can help, please stop in at the cadet headquarters or phone Bowmanville Sea Cadets at 623-1776. The Navy League annual meeting will be in November. November. The following is a report by one of our cadets who attended attended camp this summer. The Best Summer Of My Life By Janet Mantel On June 25, 1987 I said goodbye to my family and friends and hopped into a van, all by myself, and headed to II.M.C.S. Quadra Comox, B.C. My eyes filled with tears as the van drove away and I thought about how long I would be gone. Two months, CyiltTISTII^ IMAGES STUDIO AND CUSTOM FRAMING "YES, WE'RE STILL HERE!" Now Located at 28 CEDAR CREST BEACH !" - "tfsK ;• -*•%. ■ i'!... l'i"# ORDER YOUR UNIQUE COMMISSIONED PAINTING JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS CALL JOHN BOOTS at 623-2569 for an appointment SERVING BOWMANVILLE AND AREA FOR THE PAST 6 YEARS M. J. Hobbs Happenings SCHOOL SPIRIT ACTIVITY ACTIVITY DAY At the beginning of the school year we decided we needed some way of having everyone together to get acquainted. acquainted. An Activity Day was planned for the 24th of September. Twenty-six teams were made with approximately approximately nine or ten students students on each team. Using the school colours, we made 13 gold teams and 13 blue teams. The teachers decided on activities activities they would organize and supervise. Many great ideas were used such as a log roll, tug-of-war, parachute games, balloon toss, musical chairs and many more. The activities were run by the teachers, with a student helper or two and some parent parent volunteers. Hot dogs and corn were served by Mrs. Rae and her helpers. The lunch was needed, needed, for the day was tiring. A score was kept, but in the end everyone was a winner' and the air was thick with, school spirit. Karen Samis. SCHOOL ELECTIONS On the 29th of September, M.J.Hobbs had an election for president and vice- president of student council 1987. Each of the candidates and the campaign managers spoke in front of the student body. After they had all spoken, the students and teachers of M-J.Hobbs voted for their chosen candidates at ten polling booths which had been set up around the school. The winners of the 1987 M.J.Hobbs election were Kim Farrington as president and Jeremy Summers as vice president. DRAMA Under the direction of Mrs. Murray, M.J.Hobbs is. putting putting on another drama production production this year. We are presenting the classic "A Christmas Carol". The main character, Scrooge, is shared by two people-Jeremy Summers Summers and Jeremy Woodcock. Woodcock. It will be an exciting treat for everyone. A wonderful Thanksgiving assembly was presented by class 75. It consisted of three short skits explaining how and why we have Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving. Everyone enjoyed Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 28,1987 7 Fire Prevention Visitors Receive Tlieir Prizes in Draw A number of visitors to the town's fire halls won prizes in a draw held during the recent Fire Prevention Prevention Week. Some of the winners claimed their gifts at the Bowmanville Fire Hall last week. In this row, from left, are: Kathe Yuzwa, Peter Boots, Colleen Miller, Lynn Archambault, Marian DeVries, Coréen Coréen Sissons and Deputy Fire Chief Mike Creighton. (The deputy chief was on hand to present the prizes.) In the front row, from left, are: Becky DeVries, Shelly Shelly VanderGaast, Jennifer Whalley, Rachel Sissons and Christopher Sissons. The winners received priz es ranging from travel smoke alarms to fire extinguishers, extinguishers, emergency lights, and smoke detectors. Prizes were donated by Canadian Tire and McGregor McGregor Hardware as well as the Fire Department. Other prize winners include: W. Johnson, Debi Green- Herbert, Hugh Coutts, John Bergelli, Ken Rivers, Elizabeth Bun ton, Irene Konzelmann, Dorothy Vogel, Vogel, David Nemis, Doris Knapp, Jane Rowe, Paul Reynolds, Reynolds, A1 Ferencz, Kathy Douglas, Audrey Johnson, Johnson, and Dianna Komic. watching these talented students students and listening to the Hobbs' choir, which performed performed for the first time this year. Kelli Dilworth. HOUSE LEAGUE This year house league started off with soccer. The teams were made up in each homeroom and the grade 7's played each other while the grade 8's had a challenge of their own. Now we are into the semifinals with 71 versus 72 (super 71 versus the alley- cats!) and 83 versus 84 (the Jaguars versus the Coles Classic Kids!). The winner of the grade 7 play offs will play class 75, President's Choice. The winner of the grade 8 playoffs will play class 82, the Tough Ducks. Hospital Bowling League The Memorial Hospital Bowling League results for October 13 are; Ladies High Single, Lou Anne Potter with 242, Mens High Single, Roy Woodcock with 260, Ladies High Triple, Judy MacLean with 586 and the Mens High Triple was Mike Reynolds with 695 points. The top ten averages were Roy Woodcock with 205, Mike Reynolds with 201, Judy MacLean with 197, Janice Woodcock with 196, Sharon Woodcock with 194, Phil Woodcock witli 194, Rodney Grecnley witli 194, Derrick MacLean with 191, Cindy Zinck with 191 and Jim Bare hard with 187 points. Team number 6 is in first place with 38 points. eight weeks or 56 days, whatever way you look at it, it was going to be a very long summer, from my point of view. Little did I know then that I was setting myself up for the greatest summer of my life. I was going to play in the best military band in Canada. The band was 128 members members strong but only the top 65 make the senior band. As a member of that band, I travelled all over B.C. I recorded recorded a tape in Mushroom Studios, in Vancouver. This is the same studio the Top Gun soundtrack was recorded. recorded. I participated in many Ceremonies of the Flag but that was nothing compared to the Esquimau Tattoo. The H.M.C.S. Quadra Senior band, along with 25 other bands and acts, put on show. We were the only exhibit that received a standing ovation and a salute salute from the Commanding Officer. We performed for more than 1000 people that night and the crowd's appreciation was worth all the hard work. We practised eight hours a day every day but it all paid off in the end. I had the greatest two months of my life. I met more friends than I can count and if I get the chance, you can guess where I'll be next summer. Eastern Star's New Officers Are Installed By Isabel McFarlane The installation of officers officers of Durham Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, took place on October 13 at Centennial Hall, Queen Street. Sister Audrey Martin, Martin, Grand Conductress of the Grand Chapter of Ontario, Ontario, was installing officer, officer, assisted by Past Matrons Matrons and Past Patron of Durham Chapter. The soloist soloist for the event was Sister Wilma Smith, and Sister Betty Dowden, P.D.D.G.M., from Pickering, was the installing installing organist. Our new Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Sister Jean Sumcrsford and Brother Ken Sumcrsford welcomed everyone to Durham. The year will be known as the "Beacon Of Light Year." We arc looking forward to an exciting year and will be celebrating our sixtieth birthday in February. February. Visitors to Durham for the occasion came from Toronto, Markham, Whitby, Picton, Oshawa, Pickering and Port Perry. 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