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< < 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 28,1987 1861 Town Map Available at Local Museum t/tta/t HOTEL---- (416) 623-3373 Oshawa - Bowmanville Highway 401, Interchange 432 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Wednesday: Wing Night All you can eat $5.95^..*) Thursday: Ladies' Nite Jlinen and -Race. ...a cSofiliisticated Jladizi. c/fffaix Free glass ot Champagne Name draw for a monthly Grand Prize Weekend for 2 in Toronto Saturday: Dine and Dance Buffet $12.95 <piu«'«*> Serving from 5 -10 p.m. Sunday : Regular Sunday Brunch Adults: $7.95 (plus tax) Children: $4.95 (plus tax) D.J. Providing Music Wednesday-Saturday Bowmanville Jaycettes Hallowe'en Monster Mash II Saturday, October 31, 9 p.m. Ü# Winners Announced for Community Care Bazaar Draw The Bowmanville Museum is pleased to announce the arrival of a special reduced format reprint of our original original Tremaine Map of tne County of Durham, Upper Canada; drawn by John Shier, Shier, Esq. Published by George C. Tremaine company of To ronto, 1861. The original map measures an impressive 51* x 60". The reduced format reprint measures 23" x 25". Special thanks are owed to Paragon Industrial Photographic Reproductions Reproductions Ltd. of Scarborough Scarborough who were able to produce produce a negative for use by Miracle Press of Oshawa. This smaller version ofthe original, is printed on #2 white stock and retains all of the integrity of the original. Bordering the detailed map are drawings of some places no longer in existence: the G.P. Walter Furniture Company, Company, thepre-1903 Old Bowmanville Bowmanville Town Hall, the Union Union School on Wellington Street and a remarkable view of King Street West are but a few. Detailed views of Bowmanville, the Village of Newcastle, Walton Street in Port Hope, scenes of Hampton Hampton and Enniskillen all contribute contribute greatly to the charm of this famous reference map. All landowners of 1861 are listed in detail in the following following Townships: Darlington, Darlington, Clarke, Hope, Manvers, Cartwright and Cavan. If you are a descendant of someone who once held land during 1861 in any of the aforementioned Townships, they are listed on the Tremaine Tremaine Map. We are making copies of this reprint available at $4.95! per map. All proceeds received received go towards the Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum Development Development Campaign. r « ' t «1000 00 CASH BACK 1987-1988 > \ W NISSAN \ WAU'Aiwor.miirrM % 1986 Jr • ", . >, *' > TO • r-v.r : » PICKUPS - 200SX - MULTI EXPIRES OCTOBER 31,5 P.M. MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 DUNDAS ST. t, WHITBY 668-6828 IMI5SAIM DURHAM REGION'S FIRST CHOICE FOR NISSAN DISCOVER the Difference at ALFIE'S Videos and Books 59 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-5897 We're Celebrating Our Anniversary Red Tag Specials $1.09 every day (Red Tags Only) New Releases $2.99 or 2 for $5.00 (every day) Membership Sale 100 Movies $125.00 (Pre-paid) 50 Movies $ 75.00 (Pre-paid) Yearly Customer Discount Cards $50.00 per year Rent Daily for $1.09 (any movie) Weekend for $2.09 (any movie) Wednesday for 99< (any movie) Bring in this advertisement and you'll receive a FREE MOVIE (Rent 1, Get 1 Free) (Your choice) Offer ends Oct. 31, 1987 Newcastle Skater in Competition Sheer determination, hard work and ability is .what enables Melissa Rock to represent her home club in the sectionals figure skating competition, held in Cornwall this November. Melissa, coached by the Coyle sisters of Cobourg, is the first skater from Newcastle in many years who qualifies to enter this competition. What an accomplishment for an 11 year old, we wish her the best of luck. The much anticipated Community Care draw took place at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, October 23, as a final part of the afternoon long bazaar. The first place prize of a sheval mirror went to Darlene Childs of Orono. Second prize of a wicker chest filled with linens linens was won by Lorraine Filiatrault from Bowman ville. Third prize of a piece of folk art from Joyce Rosseau was won by Sandy Harris of Pontypool. Taking care of the draw were Carole Walsh (chairman (chairman of the Community Care programming committee) committee) and LouAnn Birkett (representative of the United United Way). 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