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12 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. January 25,1989 Mason ic Lodge Installs New Slate of Officers Challice Family Welcomes Newest Addition The new slate of officers for the coming year for Jerusalem Masonic Lodge No. 31 were installed in office on Dec. 14, 1988 and included: front row 1-r, Sr. Warden Jim Schell, Worshipful Master W. Bro. Ross Hayes, D.D.G.M. Rt. W. Bro. Farncomb Le- Gresley, I.P.M. W. Bro. Dave Sebben, Jr. Warden Ed Cook; middle row, I.G. Bro. John Mairs, Cha- " ! '\ ^'SWOODWOR/c^ OAK QUALITY CUSTOM KITCHENS and VANITIES Designed and installed to your specifications. SHOWROOM OPEN DAILY Sat. 10-2 For FREE Estimates Call 434-2600 7 Progress Dr., Courtice .Couiikl N M -1 Ï H*»** 401 ^ ~ e 3zr ARTS WOODWORK LTD. 7 PAOGRISI OR. by Karen Thompson With 1989 now upon us, all the various units have returned returned to their meetings. This year has been designated designated as the year of the Training Training by the Girl Guides Association. Association. Many of our leaders will be attending a training weekend in February at one of our provincial camps called Gamp Adelaide. This is only one of the many training events which are carried out throughout the year. Leaders are constantly learning new ideas to help them to teach the girls the different programs in Guiding. Guiding. Keeping up-to-date with new programs to enable the girls to be useful at home and in the community is very important to the Guiding Guiding of to-day and for the Guiding of tomorrow. New badges that deal with many of the changes in our society and environment help each of the girls to grow witnin themselves and in the true spirit of Guiding. Leaders Leaders must be able to meet the challenges of these changes. Trainings are a major method method of attaining the challenges challenges they must face. By attending attending the various trainings, the leader also continues to Why Polish When You Can Silverplate! THE SILVER SOLUTION® SILVERPLATES IN SECONDS! 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Ron Britton, Assistant Secretary W. Bro. Ken Bromley. Bromley. Girl Guides Planning New Projects for '89 grow within herself. No one stagnates when you are a member of Guiding. On January 18th, the- Bowmanville District held their annual dinner. Our guests included the new town mayor, Marie Hubbard. Hubbard. She is truly an inspiration inspiration to the women of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Being in Guiding at one time herself, she can relate to the importance and the difficulties that the leaders leaders must face today. Much of the knowledge that was learned in her Guiding years is still remembered today. The other two guests who attended were our Central Area Commissioner, Joan Anne Dickinson, and our Division Division Commissioner, Sheryl Curtin. After the dinner, entertainment entertainment was provided. Members of the square dancing dancing group from the Base Line Community Centre showed the leaders how much fun it was to learn to square dance.- They volunteered volunteered to attend our evening and give us a little insight into the art of squaredancing. squaredancing. I must say that I never realized how involved and physical it can be. It is definitely definitely a great fun way to encourage encourage fitness. The leaders give their sincere sincere thanks to these people for giving their time and showing us a very entertaining entertaining evening. We were invited invited to attend their Monday night get-togethers at the Base Line Community Centre. Centre. Anyone wanting to learn this fun dancing should give them a call. There is always a welcome at their door! Girl Guides Learn About Law Awareness by Kelly Browne, 4th . Guide Unit On January 10, the 1st, 3rd and 4th Guide companies companies were visited by Constable Constable Peter Wraight of the Durham Durham Regional Police. There were 42 girls present who were in tneir 2nd and 3rd year of Guides. This took place at St. Stephen's School where the 4th Guides hold their meetings. Constable Wraight explained explained the requirements needed to be a police officer. These were that you must have at least a high school diploma; good health; be a Canadian citizen; hold a valid valid driver's license and a good driving record; good character; character; have no criminal record; and your weight and height must be in proper proportion. proportion. To join the Durham force, you must be 21 years of age. For the RCMP, you must be 19 and for the OPP, you must be 18 years of age. We also discussed the local local laws concerning très- . passing, vandalism, arson, shoplifting, bike riding, pedestrian pedestrian traffic, littering, child abuse and drug possession. possession. This was followed by a test that was given to the girls at their next meeting. Skylight Donuts Bowling Lge. January 17/89 Team Standings A. Porter 9 1/2, R. Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 7, G. Smith 6, J. Murphy Murphy 5, S. Adams 4 1/2, G. Cowling 4. Top 10 Averages S. Adams 229, G. Cowling 223, G. Simpson 221, A. Porter Porter 208, B. Stninton 202, C. Morey 201, D, Moriarity 200, R. Sutcliffe 198, D. Dempsey 195, D. Ilolkoma 195. Ladies High Single - Nina Cowling 244, Lames High Triple - Brenda Stainton 684, Mens High Single - Sam Adams Adams 281, Mens High Triple - Gord Simpson 691. 50 Years Ago, Thursday, January 26, 1939 David Morrison was honored honored by the Lions Club on Monday as an outstanding citizen of Bowmanville. Mr. Morrison has given generously generously of his talents in band and orchestral work. Victor Peacock was the winner of the Clarke Jack- rabbit hunt with Newcastle the starting point last Saturday, Saturday, shooting and bagging seven. George Crombie was installed installed as Honorary Pres, of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178, last Friday in St. John's Parish Hall, H.D. Moses, Moses, D.C.M. as Pres, 1st Vice George Meadows and 2nd vice W.C.H. Mitchell were also installed. 25 Years Ago, Wednesday, January 29, 1964. The Bowmanville Volunteer Volunteer Fire Department was called out in response to an alarm at 1:15 a.m. on Sunday, Sunday, and found a serious fire raging at" the residence oi Sidney Bond, 135 Scugog Street. The flames had started started in the basement where they had broken out about the furnace and quickly spread through the house to tne roof. The firemen fought a hard battle against the flames. High winds at the time made the struggle more difficult. Mr. and Mrs. Bond, Charles Read, a boarder, age 84, and Mrs. Theresa Allen, who had a two room apartment apartment in the 1 house, escaped in their nightdothes. The 205th birthday of Scotland's famous poet Robert Robert Burns was celebrated here on Saturday at the Legion Legion Hall by more than 200 people. One of the highlights of the occasion was the Address Address to the Haggis by Ab. Mavin, complete with sword that he used to whack the oatmeal delicacy prepared by members of the Tartan Club. The Darlington Progressive Progressive Conservative Associa- ton held its annual meeting at Darlington Recreation Centre, Hampton, January Mr. Alex Carruthers, M.L.A was the guest speaker and addressed the meeting on the legislation which is now before the present session. session. Mr. Garnet Rickard, Federal candidate, also spoke briefly. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Pres,, Francis Werry, Enniskillen; 1st V. Pres., Elmer Elmer Pollard, Courtice; 2nd V. Pres., Lloyd Ayre, Providence; Providence; Sec. Treas., Harold Balson, Hampton. Magistrate R. B. Baxter received a jolt early Tuesday prior to conducting court in Bowmanville. He received word that the family business, business, Baxter Canning Factory Factory in Bloomfield, had burned to the ground. Loss was estimated estimated at approximately $1,000,000. Magistrate Baxter's Baxter's brother operated the canning plant. turists of our annual pot-luck dinner this Thursday night, 6.30 p.m. in Orono United churcn. Mrs. Steven Bell (Lynn Sutherland) Ottawa is spending a few davs with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Sutherland, and of course visiting her father Jim in Oshawa hospital. The exciting news at the litn anb Blatant Beat After 34 years service with the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., Councillor Robert W. Walton of Newcastle Newcastle is retiring to devote more time to his municipal activities. Recently, about 50 of his A&P business associates associates held a happy gathering gathering at the Skyline Hotel, Toronto, Toronto, when Mr. Walton was presented with a television set as a token of their esteem. There is another party scheduled for the Flying Dutchamn Saturday night when he will again be the honored guest. On Thursday, January 16th, Reg. Willatts, Prospect St. jumped with joy when he was dealt a perfect cribbage hand. He was playing with Bob Butler, Queen St. Congratulations to former former Bowmanvilleite R. Bernard Bernard Jones, now of General Motors, Oshawa who has been promoted from Supervisor Supervisor of Purchase Follow-up to Buyer, Production Purchasing. Purchasing. 10 Years Ago, Wednesday, January 24, 1979. Rotary exchange student, Annette Gall, from Benalla, Victoria, Australia, is spending spending part of her stay here with hosts Merrill and June Brown. The Chamber of Commerce Commerce officially awarded the Chamber's Citation of Merit certificate to VIP Hairstyling in the Waverley Mall which was opened September 1978. C of C Pres. Charles Clarke presented the certificate to co-owners Jan Mathews, Margaret Gilpin and Rùdi Visser. Darryl Sittler of NHL fame recently visited the Bowmanville Post Office to kick off the Ontario March of Dimes 1979 Campaign of which he is Honorary Chairman. Chairman. Bowmanville Lions Club has begun a Safety Patrol project aimed at improving bicycle safety amongst youngsters. On Monday, 29 members of St. Paul's Golden Years Club and friends, are leaving on a two week bus trip to Florida, escorted by the Reverend Reverend E. Schamerhom. Pitch In! Challice household is the safe arrival of a brand new grandson to daughter Denise Denise and hubby Dean Warren, Warren, Peterborough. Grandma is currently spending her winter vacation in Peterborough. Peterborough. Mr. Shawn Bailey, Brock University, St. Catharines, is home for winter holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey, Bailey, Mrs. E. Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey were last Sunday visitors with Miss Margaret Pollock, Oshawa. Mrs. Lynn Kimmett, Lindsay, was a Friday visitor visitor with her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Several from this area enjoyed enjoyed the "old time fiddlers" evening of music, in Newcastle, Newcastle, last week. Mrs. Inez Harris, Mrs. Thelma Gilbank, Mrs. Gladys Gladys Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grady were those folks who enjoyed a bus trip to Kitchener last Wednesday and took in the "Geritol Follies", Follies", a delightful performance. performance. Town Hall Card Party There were 11 tables of Discount 'Designer Fabrics^ NOW ONLY $ 1 0. OO /yd. Values up to $60. uo /yd. We specialize in: * Custom upholstery * Draperies ★ Wallpaper Down Decorating £ant 488 King St. W. Oshawa Àcrotiti from Oshawa Centre , 433-1674 euchre at the weekly card party, held Jan. 18 in Orono Town hall, with following results -1. Vi Hayward 86,2. Carlos Tamblyn 85. 3. Lore- na Bright 83, 4. Kay Hayward Hayward 82, 5. Dora MacDonald 75. Low score - Grace Coat- ham, Lucky draws - Roy Winter, Jack Goodman, Charlie Campbell, Reg. Elliot Elliot There will be regular card party this week, but next week's February 1st is cancelled, cancelled, due to Planning Board meeting. Tales of Yesteryear The ambitious group of Newcastle Historical Society are presenting a "Collector's Fair*, in Newcastle Village Community Hall, on Sunday, Sunday, February 5,1989 from 10.30 - 4.30 p.m. This will be a showing of antiques, collectibles collectibles and historical displays displays filling the hall. Partici- S ants from Newcastle, Tono, Port Hope and most surrounding areas, are showing their hobbies and interests. Old musical instruments, instruments, antique doll displays, metal collection, carnival glass, china, even old buttons and bottles. We expect about 25 displays. There will be a light lunch available, so come out and enjoy this trip;; into the past! " «-' Sr. Citizens Dinner 7 The monthly meeting of; the 4T Sr. club held their regular regular dinner party on Thurs-j day evening, with a smaller than usual attendance. I However, the delicious dinner consisted of ham and pineapple, escalloped potatoes, potatoes, vegetables, pickles, etc., garlic bread ana of course, cake and ice cream for des-, sert. ; Following the short business business period, chaired by Everett Everett Brown in absence of pres-; ident, a delightful musical' program was presented. Gladys Brown piano and Carmen White on sax presented presented many "oldies but goodies". Guests Marie Ped- well and Marjorie Caswell rendered excellent duets, assisted assisted by Glad Brown on piano. piano. The music was enjoyed by all in attendance. Happy birthday was sung to Elsie Korpatawa, Frances Hamm, Rae Hughes, Irene Maher, and Marjorie Caswell. Get well wishes are sent to 3 club members who are ill, - Marjorie Marjorie Collard, Mary Low, and Jim Sutherland. Recycling is Smarts Do Your Part! llth ANNUAL WINTER FURNITURE SALE -- at Settlement House Our BIGGEST Yet! ..* "V ' >• V» ; ut t , il/* r Mi(KiiiiifiwV-J* F) .'Ysiiii.}'.'- ; y : , ; =î< Come and see our greatly expanded store and shop our furniture values! You will find an even better selection of country furniture and decorative accessories. 10 % «„ 40 % OFF all FURNITURE 15% OFF TABLE LAMPS During this sale all PAINT and all WALLPAPER (hundreds of books) will be 20% OFF REGULAR PRICES Many Unadvertised Specials! Sale dates - Jan. 14 to Feb. 16, 1989 Don't miss the Winter Clearance at DAPHNE'S, a store for ladies, just steps west on Queen Street. vjxE Settlement House 985-8234, 183 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY. ONT. LOB 1N0 Open 7 days. v 5n v Our House 731-9131, 7791 Y0NGE ST. THORNHILL ONTARIO Be sure to visit our country store in the city for similar savings.