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Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 30.19S8 3 Museum Friends Host Bazaar After Santa P arade wL «sEElKfcie. i|| mm RjKl aMK&sa&S® Statesman Than ked by Sea Cadets The Bowmanvillc Sea Cadets recognized Statesman Editor John James last week with a plaque expressing their appreciation for The Statesman's coverage of Sea Cadet activities during the past eight years. The presentation took place on Tuesday, November 22, during the Sea Cadets' annual Open House held at the group's headquarters in the Veltri Building. Lt. (N) Don Foster, C.D., Commanding Commanding Officer of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps 279 made the presentation. presentation. Adam and Eve Lose to Bonded Durham Chronicle Earns Advertising Excellence The advertising staff of the Durham College newspaper newspaper "The Chronicle" has captured an award in the annual annual Ontario Community Newspaper Association's advertising advertising excellence competition. competition. This award marks the fifth time in the past six years that the College has won. The Chronicle achieved a second place finish finish in category 8, the division for all college and university newspapers. The award is for general excellence in advertising advertising content and layout. The advertising staff of the Chronicle consists of second second year students in the Advertising Advertising Administration Program of the Applied Arts Division. : Amongst Saturday afternoon's afternoon's Novice hockey action, Adam & Eve hosted Bonded Paving. Adam & Eve came into this game sporting a 1 win 1 loss, 1 tie record, but after a hard fought contest they came out on the short end of a 3-2 score. . : The two teams played scoreless through the first period, but at the 1:20 mark of the second period Guy Tousignant opened the scoring scoring in favour of Bonded Paving Paving on a fine solo effort. Bonded Paving extended that to two goals again on a goal by Guy Tousignant, assisted assisted by Chris Peldiak. Adam & Eve finally got on the scoreboard at the 6:08 mark of the third period with Richard Aasen scoring 1 assisted assisted by Scott MacKay. But as the tide in the game appeared appeared to be turning in favour favour of Adam & Eve, Guy Tousignant completed his hat trick for Bonded's third goal with assists going to Jason Jason Knox and Tyler Cane at 7:20 of the third. The final goal came from Adam & Eve's Scott MacKay at 11:10 of the third, and although although Adam & Eve exerted constant pressure on their opponents in the final moments, moments, they couldn't come up with the needed goal for the tie. Although everyone on the team put in a fine effort special special mention should go to Steve Bosgraaf and Brad Aylsworth who both played excellent games. Keep up the good work gang! The Friends of the Bowmanvillc Museum held a post-Santa Claus Parade bazaar at St. Paul's. United Church on Saturday, November 19. Here organizers of the sale display some of the crafts which were on sale. From the left they are: Florence Griffin, Bomie Colwell, Joan James, and Jane Wright. Halifax Wants Cannons Returned The two decorative cannons cannons that have been the ceremonial ceremonial guardians of the Durham Region's Rossland Rd. headquarters have been drafted by Halifax. The artillery pieces originated originated in Halifax but have been a Whitby landmark since 1902. Now, the Halifax 1712 BASELINE RD. WEST AT COURTICE RD., BOWMANVILLE 436-1054 KRAZY KELLY'S ELIMINATION SALE (Bloor St. Location Only) Elimination of ALL WAREHOUSE & STORE INVENTORIES up » $2500 instant credit on approved applications NO PAYMENTS TIL APRIL 89 in Oshawa Only Located at 45 BLOOR ST. E., OSHAWA, ONTARIO 571-1412 up ° $2500 instant credit on approved applications NO PAYMENTS TIL APRIL 89 on some items on some items Persuant to inventory elimination as directed by A. Anderson, C.A. Controller for Krazy Kelly's, the following inventories must be moved, including ALL TELEVISION SETS, STEREO COMPONENTS, CAR STEREOS, MOBILE PHONES, VIDEO RECORDERS, VIDEO CAMERAS. MICROWAVE OVENS, BLASTERS, VHS MOVIES, AND OTHER ASSETS and many traffic items. Some one only, many one of a kind. Approximately 630 colour TVs, 217 Stereo components, 61 Microwave ovens, 112 Car Stereos, 3 Mobile Phones, 86 Video Cameras, 193 Video Recorders will be disposed of including RCA, HITACHI, TOSHIBA, GENERAL ELECTRIC, PHILIPS, SHARP, SAMSUNG, MITSUBISHI, UNITECH, SEIMITSU, TEAC, CURTIS, PYRAMID, KENWOOD, NIKKO, TECHNICS, LASONIC, CLAIRTONE, MEMOREX, CROWN, TDK, CHANNEL MASTER, GENEVA, OPTEX, AUDIOVOX, CANTEL, NOVATEL. MANY ITEMS COST OR BELOW VHS tapes $1.88; Unitech VCR $188; RCA VCR $266; 20" Colour TV $228; AM/FM car cass. $39; family size microwave $88; RCA camcorder $798; CD player $166; Kenwood turntable $99; TEAC cass. deck $198; Cartridge $9.79; RCA 14" colour $188; RCA 26" remote $588; 45" large screen $2488; 12" B&W $58; Toshiba 20" colour $449; TEAC 150 watt stereo system $888; car phone $699; Audio logic 3-way speakers $44; Camcorder carrying case $35; TV stands $7; headphones 790; VCR head cleaner $3.88; Sharp 21" colour $395; Samsung 14" colour $299; Tappan microwave $280; Kenwood 70 watt receiver $228; SHARP home : stereo BOwatts $388; SHARP digital carousel microwave oven $166; 28" Hitachi Stereo Monitor, Incredible • $1488; Sharp VCR Multi Channel Stereo on screen slashed $788; Hitachi Sophisticate, complete $1888; and ; many more too numerous to mention. ALL SALES ARE FINAL... ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS § WITH FULL MFC. WTY. TERMS: CASH, VISA, MASTERCARD, OR CHEQUE WITH I.D. UNBELIEVABLE, UNPREDICTABLE, INCREDIBLE INVENTORY ELIMINATION 45 BLOOR ST. E., OSHAWA INVENTORY ELIMINATION BY A. ANDERSON C.A. WINDSOR, ONTARIO Citadel Foundation wants to see them returned. A letter requesting the cannons has been sent to Durham's Regional Council by the Foundation, which is responsible for ensuring the restoration of the Halifax Citadel National Historic Park. The foundation's public relations committee chairman, chairman, Dorothy Sutherland, said in a letter to the Durham Region that the return of the cannons would attract national national news coverage. The Region's role in the event will be highly emphasized, she added. She also said a plaque would be mounted at the Regional Regional Headquarters in the place of the cannons. The Citadel National Park receives 1.5 million visitors a year and guests from the Re- . gion would be welcomed any time she said. The cannons were built in the .Woolwich arsenal in England in 1868^ Sgtft They were guarding the fort in Hall fax 1 when, In 1902, the clerk of the Whitby County Council, Col. J.E. Farewell, arranged to have them donated to the county. After a long and difficult journey, they arrived in Whitby, intent on gracing the entrance of the County Courthouse on Centre Street. Their existence was peaceful until the Second World War. Although the two 14 ton cannons had never fired a shot they almost became scrap when the Whitby War Effort Committee had designs designs on using them 'for munitions. munitions. '• Being spared from the smelter, it looked like their fate was to guard the old courthouse until eternity. But their peace was short lived when in 1964 Whitby^s County Council moved their headquarters to the building on Rossland Rd. and took the cannons with them. Beef Committee Members Named Seven people have been appointed to a committee which will prepare for a vote on the beef marketing system, system, Ontaio Minister of Agriculture Agriculture and Food Jack Riddell Riddell announced today. The committee was formed in keeping with a recommendation made ■ in the Beef Marketing Task Force Report. The report, released released last month, recommended recommended that Ontario beef producers vote on whether they want a more regulated form of marketing. Dr. Ken McDermid, a former former ministry executive director, director, will be the independent independent chairman of the committee. Other members are Victor Wagemans and Graeme Hedley of the Ontario Ontario Cattlemen's Association, Martin Van Geffen and Carl Spencer of the Ontario Beef Producers for Change , Inc. and Norris Hoag and Ken Knox of the Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture and Food. The minister has also appointed appointed Ken Knox, director of the Farm Products Marketing Marketing Branch, liaison person to the beef vote committee. Riddell has asked the committee to carry out several several duties: to decide who can vote, what question voters voters will be asked, when the vote will be hold and how producers will bo informed about the issues before a vote is held. "I have asked the committee committee to report to me by December December 15, 1988," Riddell said. Now, 86 years later, the historical weapons that never never saw a battle, may return, full-circle to their original fortress in Halifax. Regional Council has yet to make a decision on the move. TAKE NOTICE TH ATa Public Meetingof the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the CITY HALL. 50 CENTRE STREET SOUTH. COUNCIL CHAMBER, OSHAWA. ONTARIO on V/EDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14th. 1988 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear an application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act. and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned aforementioned location and time: Application For New Licence Cozy Country 96 Waverly Road, Newcastle (Bowmanville) Dining Lounge Licence AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant). Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario. M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT A buck says you can't guess who's here. Santa Is At The Centre Bring in all your little dears and have them meet Santa in person. And a buck says, while they're giving him their Christmas list, you'll save on yours. The Centre for Christmas. OSHAWA CENTRE The Centre For Me.