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I Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Rowmanville. November 30. 1988 13 Sylvia VanBelle, of Durham Building Supplies, and Miss Christmas are shown with one of the many displays you'll find at Durham Building Supplies. The home improvement experts at Durham Building are fully qualified to answer all your questions and they can offer you plenty of advice to guide you through your building projects. You'll find whirlpools and hot tubs on display as well as kitchens and bathrooms and all complementing accessories. Are you looking for a Christmas gift for the handyman? Miss Christmas discovered that Durham Building Supplies has an excellent selection of power and hand tools that will bring on a smile Christmas morning. Gift certificates are also available, in any amount, for the person on your gift list who "has everything". The folks at Durham Building invite you to drop by soon and browse through their complete building supplies headquarters. / Durham Building Supplies 164 Baseline Rd. E., Bowmanville Telephone 623-6341 Miss Christmas found that it's a "sparkling Christmas" at Hooper's Jewellers. Ron Hooper is showing Miss Christmas part of the huge selection of diamond rings that arc available. Hooper's Jewellers also has a collection of watches for men, women and students, as well as clocks for every room in the house, including grandfather clocks, the perfect gift for the home. While you're at Hooper's, look over the selection of necklaces and other fine jewellery that is sure to capture his or her heart this Christmas. The friendly people at Hooper's Jewellers invite you to drop by... they would love to help you with your Christmas shopping. Your purchases will be gift wrapped free of charge. Local Residents Attend Royal Winter F air Events Yelverton News by H. Malcolm A number of local residents residents attended the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto this week. One of the major attractions attractions was the dog show where rlnrens of dogs of eve ry breed were on display and competed in a speed race over and through an obstacle obstacle course. This was one of the many facets of the Fair that Princess Anne visited visited plus of course the Horse Show. Although present the same day as we were, we somehow missed her. Shucks! Congratulations to Lawrence Lawrence McLaughlin of Nestle- ton on winning the Interna- Shoppers Drug Mart... Lisa Kemp, of Shoppers Drug Mart, is helping Miss Christmas stock up on some cosmetics from their huge cosmetic department. You may choose delightful fragrances from the world's leading names in perfumes and colognes, as well as gift sets available in several price ranges. Lisa is fully qualified to answer all your questions, and can offer you expert help in choosing your cosmetics. The selection of gift ideas will make your Christmas shopping an easy chore. Drop in soon! DRUG MART IN THE BOWMANVILLE,.MALL Telephone 623-2546 tional Barley crown this year and their son Brent for winning winning the 4H competition in Barley as well. Not a wild cat in sight! The flight of the "Snowbirds" "Snowbirds" (the 2 legged Canadian Canadian species) has already begun. begun. The Norman Wilsons, the Carl Smiths and the Robt. Sissons should be home from Florida by the time this reaches the Travel section. Ralph and Linda Pfoh likewise have had a vacation vacation in the sunny south and another couple of mature mature ladies associated with our community are in the process of taking a longer vacation where the weather is somewhat balmier. Mr.Norman Wilson observed observed his birthday while down south and purchased his first bikini we understand to celebrate. Hope Florida was ready for it! Mr.and Mrs. Orval Quackenbush spent Armistice Armistice week end in the Niagara and St. Catharines area visiting visiting various spots of interest. Mrs. Brenda Malcolm is spending a couple of days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gundrie of Barrie. Mrs. Gundrie has been on the sick list recently. Just learned of the passing passing of a lifelong resident of Manvers and until recently of the Lefford area. We refer to that genial red-headed Irishman Joe Staples who with wife and family farmed east of Lefford school at St. Mary's Church for many years. He also was an employee employee for many years of the Dept, of Highways in this area as snowplow operator and other duties. Our closest association with Joe and one we have never forgotten, was the role he played many years ago in spreading the "Chicken Pox". One night at a dance apparently Joe had already picked up the virus unknown to himself and spread it at its contagious best to 6 or 7 others. We know, for we were among those who picked up the "fowl malady" just a few days later. Sorry to report that Moo Mantle has been admitted to Port Perry Hospital early this week and at time of writing writing (Sun. evening) is still confined there. Hopefully, he will soon be permitted to return return home where he has been staying with Mr. Nelson Nelson Wilson in the Janetville subdivision. Mr. Floyd Stinson spent several days last week deer hunting at their hunting camp. Sorry to learn that Mr. Maurice Nesbitt was in-i volved in a truck-car accident accident Sunday a.m. at the south junction of 7A and 35 Highway. The accident was attributed to the dense fog that persisted at that time. Centre Supports Residents' Suit Newcastle Health Care Centre is supporting a law suit launched against the Government of Ontario for discrimination against nursing nursing home residents for unequal unequal access to health care. The law suit is based upon the simple fact that residents in municipally owned homes for the aged receive approximately approximately $29.00 per day more than nursing home residents, although studies demonstrate demonstrate that care requirements are the same in both facilities. facilities. The law suit has been filed by two nursing home residents who reside in a nursing home in Ontario, and the suit is supported by the Ontario Nursing Home Association and Operators of Nursing Homes throughout Ontario. Newcastle Health Care Centre is a fully accredited 88 bed licenced nursing home. Equal access to health care resouces would enhance enhance the ability of the staff at Newcastle Health Care,. Lange's Photo... studio passport photos toirwny custom Miss Christmas was quick to learn that the newly-expanded Lang's Photo Lab is the place to go for those perfect Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers, such as: cameras from Kodak and Fuji, film flash, batteries, frames, and FAST film processing, featuring the very latest in high speed equipment. Miss Christmas is shown with the knowledgeable and friendly staff of Lange's Photo Lab, from left to right arc: Trish Noordstra, Richard Lange, Corrinne Vandergaast, Cara Lange. 31 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2568 Hooper's Jewellers... Durham Building Supplies... Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747