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4 $50°° ON ANY DEDUCTIBLE OF ANY INSURANCE WINDSHIELD CLAIM. LIMIT ONE/PURCHASE. s . ns, Coupon expires May 27th, 1988 : 19 Silver St. at Churc Plneridge Auto Parts acroi IILE SERVICE Reunion for Hampton Ladies Club 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 18. 1988 Section Two Week Honors Valuable Work of Welcome Wagon Newcastle Mayor John Winters proclaims Wei- (left) and Murial ik (May 16 to 21). He is capably as- !come Wagon Wee fisted by Welcome Wagon hostesses Sandra Yates Mo: will conduct a special tie during Welcome Wagon Week. oynes. The Welcome Wagon, "blitz" in the Town of Newcas- < Mavor John Winters welcomed welcomed the opportunity to proclaim May 16 to 21 as ^Welcome Wagon Week, last ^Friday. The mayor ushered the 'two Welcome Wagon ladies, 'Sandra Yates and Muriel • Moynes, into his office to ^witness the signing of the •proclamation. • Muriel Moynes recently 'graduated from the Wel come Wagon training course and is now a full-fledged hostess. Acquiring an additional additional hostess allowed the Welcome Wagon in Newcastle Newcastle to conduct a "blitz" this week, welcoming babies, seniors, new executives, college college and university students and, of course, new residents in town. "We're trying to visit as many homes as possible dur ing this special week," said Mrs. Yates. Mrs. Yates regrets regrets that the Welcome Wagon Wagon ladies can't set up a display display in a mall or other similar high profile location.! But their staff of two is far too busy welcoming. The Welcome Wagon Hostesses visit homes, basket in hand, delivering information information pamphlets, coupons, maps, bus schedules ana good cheer. auuwutMum JOIN THE MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR HEALTH AND FITNESS INDUSTRY Earn up to 300% return or more the first year! Few opportunities, il any, can give you o greater return on your investment than o Body Design Passive Execlse Center. For $33,000 you can open your own center. 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The Welcome Wagon was established over 57 years ago, as a privately- funded operation in Canada and the United States: Locally, Locally, it is sponsored by the Canadian Canadian Statesman, Durham Building Supplies, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Shoppers Drug Mart, Flowers By Jackman, Northcutt-Elliot Funeral Home, Metropolitan Life Insurance, Stevenson Optical, Lange's Photo Lab Inc., James Publishing, Fifth Wheel Truck Stop, Bowmanville Bowmanville Audio Vision and Travel Agents International. Other sponsors include, Canadian Baby Photographers, Photographers, Family Home Services, Services, Milupa, Mutual Life, the University Scholarship Fund and Edvan Realty. The Welcome Wagon also attends bridal parties. The next parties are October 17 in Bowmanville and September September 25 in Oshawa. For more information, the Welcome Wagon ladies can be reached at 623-5873 and 623-7741. Tag Day for Hospital Auxiliary Pink Smocked Hospital Auxiliary volunteers were on the streets in Bowmanville Friday, selling tage to raise funds for their various worthwhile projects projects connected with Memorial Hospital. In this photo, photo, Ivy Coverly was on duty at Bowmanville Mall where business was good, she said. Maple Grove W.I. Holds Meeting With 4H Girls //, \\ Xjt- NOW YOU CAN FIND LIBERTY IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD. (WELL, ALMOST) /, Liberty Mutual Insurance is moving to Bowmanville? That's right, because at Liberty, we care about people like you. And we're moving even closer so that you too, can get the same personal attention and prompt claims handling that more and more Canadians have been enjoying for years. Call your Liberty Mutual representative and ask about the wide range of money-saving programs designed to suit your auto, home, life and business insurance needs. We think you'll believe in Liberty as much as we believe in you. 68 King Street East (Just West of Liberty in the Veltri Complex) Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3X2 623-8914 CANADA BELIEVES IN LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE. LIBERTY MUTUAL ©Liberty Mutual Insurance Group/Head Office: Don Mills, Ontario The W.I. met in the C.E. Hall on Monday, May 9th at 8 p.m. with several 4H Girls, Leaders and Mothers as our special guests. Our new President Mrs. H. Bradley welcomed everyone everyone and read a poem entitled, entitled, "What is a Mother"? The singing of the Ode and repeating of the Lord's Prayer followed. Minutes of Annual Meeting Meeting and Executive meeting were read and approved. Treasurer's report given. An invitation to visit Blackstock on June 1st was accepted and several agreed to go. This is a presentation by Shirley Turner on the Orient. Orient. An invitation to visit Soli- na on November 9th was accepted accepted and this will be International International Night with a speaker on "Aids." Mrs. Hi Bradley and Mrs. W. Brown will attend Soli- na's 85th Anniversary on May 11th at 6:30 p.m. It was agreed that we give $50 to M.G. for use of the Hall for our District Annual Annual on May 4th. Collection and Pennies for Friendship was taken. Mrs. W. Polak Convenor for Cultural Activities was in charge of the following program. program. The Motto - "Be the best of whatever you are" was commented on by Mrs. A. Hall. Mrs. Hall read a poem from our W. I. "Home & Country" magazine on our Motto. Mrs. Polak introduced Mrs. H. Ashton of Bowmanville Bowmanville who gave a demonstra-' tion and talk on 'apple dolls'. She said 'apple dolls' originated originated about 500 years ago and were made by the Seneca Seneca Indians and were called 'wish dolls'. "Delicious" apples apples are used for making the apple doll heads and are- stuffed with apple keeper and hung to dry for about 6 weeks. Soft stuffed bodiesi are then made for the heads and then the dolls are dressed in lovely printed clothes. Mrs; Ashton had several samples of these dolls and answered several questions of the ladies. Mrs. Polak moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Ashton and presented her with a small gift. The 4H Girls from two earlier clubs had some of their books on display and posters of the fruit and vegetable vegetable club and blouses from the sewing club. Past leaders were Marj Burton, Marg Quinney, Marg Down and Heather Morton. The leaders of the present club are Karen Witty and Dorene Kelsey. Mrs. Witty, Mrs. Quinney and Mrs. Morton Morton spoke on the courses for the 4H Club. Mrs. S. Found presented each of the leaders with a gift on behalf of our W.I. Mrs. H. Bradley closed the meeting with the repeating repeating of the Collect in unison. Our W. I. ladies had a chance to mingle with the girls and leaders and see 'their displays and books. Lunch of sandwiches, pickles and relishes, juice, tea and coffee were served by Mrs. Polak and her group during the social hour. Next meeting on June 13th will be a visit to Crozier Bird Farm in Orono. Ladies will meet at the church to go to the farm at 7p.m. P.R.O. Win Mown. Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving a number of Break and Enters in the Oshawa and Bowmanville areas. During the night of April 11th - 12th someone entered the Pioneer Gas Stations at 850 King Street West Oshawa and also at 114 Liberty Liberty Street South in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The safes were opened and cash taken. Again, during the night of April 21st - 22nd, the same two gas stations were entered entered and again' cash stolen from the safes.THERE WERE NO SIGNS OF FORCIBLE FORCIBLE ENTRY to the premises premises or the safes on either occasion. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 for information leading to the arrest of the E erson responsible for these reak and Enters. Up to $1000 is paid for information which leads to an arrest in any Crime. The Hampton Ladies' Service Club held its first reunion since the group's inception inception 44 years ago, at the Hampton United Church on Wednesday, May 11. Ladies Ladies gathered from all over the country, one even coming from England to attend the reunion. The Hampton group, pictured above, were instrumental in organizing organizing the successful program for the day. The ladies are, back from left, Helen White, Margaret Axford and Ruth Tink. Middle row, from left, Edith Clemens, Verna Robinson, Verna Bryant, Grace Chant and Eileen Smale. Front from left, Doris Wilbur (co-president), Marg Hall (co-president) and Eileen Warder. Absent Absent from photograph was Emma Witticomb. Senior Citizens Hold Meeting At Lions Centre The Bowmanville Senior Citizens met at the Lions Centre May 10th. Meeting opened by singing "O Canada" Canada" with Mrs. MT James at the piano. President Mrs. V. Downey Downey welcomed the. new members and conducted the business meeting. An enjoyable game of cards was played and the winners were Lily Bain, Kucha Kucha Aldred and Lilia Luff- man. A delicious lunch was served convened by Mrs. W. Welsh. Next meeting June 14th, at the Lions Centre 5:30 p.m. Pot luck. All seniors welcomed. welcomed. Leah Bennett 203,12 Frank 623-4770. KELLY LEGAL SERVICES 41 TEMPERANCE ST., BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Mervyn B. Kelly, B. Comm., LL.B. 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