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h 1Y ■ The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, May 4.1988 Section Two Valley View Condominiums Holds Official Opening ffl SB I -' 1 1 The grand opening of the Valley View Condominiums Condominiums in Bowmanville took place on April 15. Veltri and Son Ltd. constructed the 33 one and two bedroom suites. Politicians and well-wishers were on hand for the ribbon cutting which took place in one of the completed condos. Pictured above (left to right) are: Agrichemicals for a growing world Poast Power Pack liNFOLINEl 1-800-387-4857 puts it all together for grass control The Poast Power Pack contains everything you need for effective, affordable grass control In broadleaf crops: • 7.0 litres of Poast herbicide . • 5.2 litres of Assist oil concentrate • 10.6 litres of BASF liquid Ammonium Sulphate At the 2.7 Uha rate of Poast, one case of the Poast Power Pack will treat 2.6 ha (6.4 acres). One application kills volunteer corn and cereals, wild oats and annual grasses, and delivers seasonal control of quackgrass while crops get a good start.., Ask your local agrichemical supplier for Poast now! Agricultural Chemicals For the LOVE OF GOD. GIVE. If you'd like to give to the Red Shield, but you weren't canvassed, just send your donation along with the coupon. Your-gift--whether large or small--will help us meet the challenges of each new day. Frank Veltri, Councillor Ann Cowman, Councillor Diane Hanire, Mayor John Winters, Councillor Hal McKnight, Mario Veltri, MPP Sam Cureatz, Nina Veltri, Aldo Riva (the architect) and Councillor Marie Marie Hubbard. Orange Lodges Hold Meeting In Trenton The Grand Lodges of the Orange Association in Eastern Eastern Ontario held their annual annual meetings in the Town of Trenton from April 20th through to April 23rd for very successful and well attended attended sessions. Among the resolutions passed were to confirm their unswerving loyalty to the Queen ana to the Royal Family and to express strong opposition to Sunday Shopping Shopping and to Bill C-72 (the bill re the Official Language Act) that is now before the House of Commons. The delegates attended a divine service at St. George's Anglican Church, where the church was filled to capacity, capacity, after which a wreath was laid on the war memorial in memory of those members who died in the service of their country and of those • who passed away during the past year. umcers elected were: - Grand Black Chapter - Grand Master - Ralph E. Langley of Peterborough, and Deputy Grand Masters - _ Kénn'ëtn Gordon' of Trenton ' -«> I and Sherman Irwin of Peterborough. Peterborough. Loyal Orange Lodge - Grand Master - Eldon Henderson Henderson of Carleton Place and Deputy Grand Masters - Edgar Edgar Carman of Cobourg and Mac Storey of Richmond. Ladies Orange Benevolent Benevolent Association - Grand Mistress, Mrs. Verna Wood- bock of Stirling and Deputy Grand Mistresses Mrs. Manon Manon Hill of Bath and Mrs. Marilyn Erwin of Etobicoke. Visitors present included - Grand Master and Sovereign Sovereign of the Orange Association Association of Canada, Mr. Eldon Brownlee of Manotick, Grand Mistress of Canada, Mrs. Edith Halliday of Vancouver, Vancouver, B.C. Grand Master of Grand Black Association in Canada, Mr. Andrew Robertson Robertson of Toronto, Grand Mistress of the Crystal Chapter, Chapter, Mrs. Edna Harris of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta and also the Grand Master of Canada of the Orange Young Briton Association, Mr. Douglas Nixon, and his Provincial Grand Master, Mr.Andrew Sample of Richmond, and Dr. Ovas Wagg of Colling- wood. Next year the Annual conventions conventions will be held in Bow- inanville, Ontario. The National Conventions Conventions this year will be hied in the City of Vancouver, British British Columbia in June 1988. BASF "" FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. GIVE Enclosed please find $_ I would like someone to call □. Phone If you'd simply like more information about us D, Name: : Address:. City: Prov. :. .Postal Code:. THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL Lieutenant R. Shirran 623-3761 -- 623-5857 pi* W( Xi Zeta Tau Holds First Meeting For April Bonnie Enders, hosted the first meëting in April of Xi Zeta Tau chapter, Beta Sigma Sigma Phi sorority Bowmanville. Bowmanville. She presented her program program "Looking' Back" following the business meeting meeting whicn was conducted by President Leona Wolitski. The social committee will invite invite our mothers to a Sunday Brunch to be held May 1st at the Oshawa Holiday Inn. Mothers who are unable to attend will receive a Mother's Mother's Day card form the chapter. chapter. • Chapter members met in Orono at the home of the hostess Marrion Johnston for our second April meeting. meeting. Marrion presented the evenings program entitled "Remember Wnen?" Leona Wolitski, president, reminded members that Founder's Day will be held Friday, April 29th at the Lions/ Lions/ Centre. Xi Zeta Tau will be joining the other Bowmanville Bowmanville Beta Sigma Phi chapters' to celebrate the founding of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. RozYco and Cathy Koen- derman will be buying summer summer toys for our chapter friends. Lynda Gibson and Cathy Aitkon will have further further information on the chapter's participation in the Bowmanville Sidewalk Sale being held in July. Chapter members revealed revealed their secret sisters of the past year following the program and new secret secret sisters were chosen for the next year. Installation of officers for the new executive will take ilace in early May at Leona ' olitski's home. Elizabeth Bateman 263- 2960. Obituary IMary Elizabeth Hooper A resident of Bowmanville Bowmanville all her married life, Mary Elizabeth Hooper, died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Saturday, April 16,1988, in her 79th year. Daughter of James and Elizabeth (West) Brown she was born in Scarborough and educated at Courtice, and Bowmanville High School. The wife of Frank Leighton Hooper, she had resided at 19 Ontario Street and for the last four years at 14 Brown Street. A member of the United Church she was a devoted wife and mother, and an ardent, ardent, sports.fan. Prior to her marriage she had been employed employed at Bell Telephone. Left to mourn her passing are her husband Frank, son Frank, daughters Ruth Eva, Picton, Elizabeth Ann, Port Hope, 13 grandchildren, 11 f reat grandchildren, and a rother Wilfred Brown, Oshawa. She was predeceased predeceased by a son James. Funeral services were held at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville Bowmanville with the Reverend Byron Byron Yates, officiating. Pallbearers were Messrs. Todd Hooper, Kingston; Larry Piper, Bowmanville; Richard Rose, Picton; Frank John Calver, Waterloo; John Bugelli, Newcastle and Ian McNaughton, Ottawa. Floral tokens were received received in her memory from the Battery Plant, Oshawa, the Men's Canadian Club, Prince Edward County Children's Children's Aid Society, the family family and friends. Donations were made to the Heart and Stroke Fund, Memorial Hospital Hospital and St. John's Church. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. HELP KEEP RED CROSS READY! GARY CONWAY Funeral Director Something To Think About ARRANGEMENTS FOR CREMATION Cremation Is the disposal of human remains by burning, Although Although once an unusual form of disposal in this country, and still far less preferred than the fradilional burial, cremation has become common over the last fifty years and Is now a routine procedure for a funeral director to arrange. How are these arrangements arrangements made? They can be made beforehand by the person person himself, or after death by his heirs. Pre-arrangemenf fakes place: 1) When a person makes It known to his friends or relatives that he wishes to be cremated at death; 2) When he buys a pre-need funeral plan that Includes cremation, cremation, or; 3) When he presents his heirs with a signed document formalizing his last wishes. This last alternative is recommended recommended because It Is the most legally binding on survivors. survivors. 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