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1 MAKE A DIFFERENCE BE A BIG SISTER I OH It;» WÎMAT ION CAi l t)!fl Ecri as o' sr.vc**?t : . Oj« • v. .i-r>V (416)430 0951 Big Sisters Week in Newcastle (February 13 - 19) was oHicially launched in the mayor's office on Monday. Case co-ordinator with Big Sisters, Beth Lake (left) is shown here with Mayor Marie Hubbard admiring the poster made especially for Big Sisters Week. Displays about Big Sisters will be found at local libraries in Newcastle, Oshawa and Whitby. 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 22. 1989 Section Two Special Week Designated for Big Sisters Solina W.I. Holds F eb. Meeting February 8th at 8 p.m. Solina W. I. met for their monthly meeting at the hall. With a warm welcome from our Pres. Barbara,the Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Stewart Collect was repeated in unison. The minutes and treasurer's, reports were given given by Doris Hills. An interesting Newfoundland Newfoundland night is planned for February 22nd at 7:30 p.m. in the form of a Jiggs Dinner at Blaikie's. A workshop titled "Recharge "Recharge your Batteries" will be held for all branches in the district at Solina Hall March 14th 9:30 to 3. Viola Ashton and Elaine Boker are to attend. A card and calendar received received by Dorothy Pascoe from Bilton W. I. in England was passed around. Dorothy had a Valentine to send back so this was passed around for all to sign. It was decided to collect the price of a loaf of bread at our March meeting. This is to go to A. C. W. W. (Associated (Associated Country Women of the World) our International organization in addition to our regular Pennies for Friendship. Roll Call - A homemade Valentine. The artistic talents of our members was displayed in cookies, favors, candies, cards, etc. with these being taken to a nursing home. Doreen brought along several several old ones which she showed, making comments and bringing back memories to many of the members. The Motto - Education is with us all through life was commented on by Anita. We start to learn at a veiy early age with our formal education education starting at age 5 years. Everyone does not have academic academic aptitude.Technical schools in the past have been down but are now being being brought into the fore front of education more and more. Education can be in the form of an organization such as W. I. with short courses, leadership skills, training schools, etc. Look to the future with anticipation, not with self-pity and prejudice. prejudice. With Bradley's group in charge Lois had all members divide into groups. Questions Questions pertaining to W. I. were given and by using our handbooks answers were found. This tested our knowledge of how well we know our organization. An acrostic with the alphabet alphabet A-Z was interesting with all members participât-, ing. A presentation titled "Hats oft to Us" was given by the group with each member wearing a different color hat. With each hat having its own ideas, and thoughts no problem could be solved. By co-ordinating all hats each has its merits, taking several to solve the problem. We must as an organization organization work together with all participating to resolve resolve and solve our problems when they arise. Our music was in the form of a musical quiz pertaining to love. Thank you Bradley's for renewing renewing our knowledge of W.I. and love. All adjourned to the lower hall for a delicious delicious lunch of home-made cup cakes, jello and beverage. beverage. Next meeting March 8th. All ladies are invited to join us at 8 p.m. P.R.O. Bernice Watson. 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Nothing Runs Like a Deere® Offer expires March 1st, 1989 UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT limited 2 Miles West of Manchester 985-9701 Youth Bowling HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS FOR COMBO TEAM: Sunday, Feb. 12,1989 1st Place Girls : Amanda Welsh, Bantam, Tracy Burns, Junior and Cheri Richards, Senior. Total of plus 229 pins over their averages. averages. Runner-up Girls: Stcfanie Cooper, Bantam, Tisha Harrison, Harrison, Junior and Danielle Big Canoe, Senior with plus 208 pins over their averages. averages. 1st Place Boys: Chris Potter, Potter, Bantam, Shawn Pappas, Junior and Matthew Howard, Howard, Senior. Total of plus 378 pins over their averages. averages. Runner-up Boys: Kyle Dodds, Bantam, Ryan Flint, Junior and George Evans, Senior with plus 134 pins over their averages. Next round for the 1st Place winners will be the Zone Finals on April 16, 1989 and the time and place will be announced later. Congratulations and good luck in the next round. Coach for the Girls team is Joan Murphy and for the boys, Gord Cowling. BIG BROTHERS "BOWL FOR MILLIONS" CHALLENGE Saturday, Feb. 11,1989 Bowmanville Girls: Deanna Deanna Wright, Bully Rodgers, Tanya Colwell, Donna E ers, Kristen Killens isa Reid. and M. Sutherland - 215; C. Richards -199. High Triples: G.Evans - 639. High Singles: (Boys): S. Brown - 242; G. Evans - 240, 228; J. Robichaud - 233; A. Dacey - 232; N. Brooks - 210; S. Sanson - 201. Tykes Team Standings: Good Luck - 18; Wish - 15; Ten- derheart - 13; Love-a-lot - 13; Friend - 12; Bedtime - 12; Grumpy -12; Funshine - 10; Tugs - 7; Cheer - 6; Secret Secret - 2; Hugs - 0. High Singles: C.Brown - 142; S. Verelli - 117; A. Woodhouse -113; C. Guster- son and N. Braybrook - 111; D. Adams -106; J. Connelly and J. Williamson -103. High Doubles: C. Brown - 239; C. Gusterson - 221; A. Woodhouse - 218 and S. Verelli Verelli - 217. Bun King Girls Win 9-0 Game In Bewdley Competition On behalf of the team we would like to thank Mr. Pat Sphnyx owner of Bun King for his sponsorship. On January 26- - Bun King Toro Jr. Girls travelled to Bewdley. Once again the elQ ' n <->• i t Bun King girls out played unvl e Y Ca ÿ a S f> Jenn u y their opponents to win 9-0. Whitehead, Angela Darrach, Goals scored by: Suzanne Lisa Vanderstone Nina Dar- Brooks (4), Laura Abrams racli, Tammy DeJong, Shan- (3)| Lisa Morrison (1), n0 mi 0 - e i S ' j Leennn Somerscnles (1), As- The girls made it a very sists: Karen Robinson (2), close race. First game Bowl- Marci Rowland (1), Leeann ing a total of 1527 for the Somerscnles (1), Laura Ab- Bowmanyille girls and 1494 rams (2), Lisa Morrison (1), for the Newcastle girls. Sec- sherry Foster (1), Laura So- ond game a total of 1516 for Bowmanville and 1524 for the Newcastle team. Two game total of 3043 for a merseales (1), Cheryl Cole (1). On January 29 Bun King Bowmanville win and 3018 Toro Jr. Girls played host to for the Newcastle girls. Bewdley. Our visitors were Bowmanville Boys: no match as the Bun King Randy Mulder, James Rob- girls defeated them 5-0. inson, Martin Routh, Ste- Goals scored by: Suzanne S hen Brown, Ryan Flint and Brooks (3), Melody Cosburn iyle Dodds. (1), Tammy Cockerton (1), Newcastle Boys: Kevin Assists: Melody Cosburn (l), Tutkoluk, Justin Jughes, Tammy Cockerton (1), Richard Jenkins, Doug McCurdy, Matthew Caswell and Patrick Caswell. The first game total was 1530 for Bowmanville and 1433 for Newcastle and the second total was 1481 for Bowmanville and 1330 for Newcastle. Total for the winners winners of Bowmanville was 3011 and Newcastle with 2763. > OI7- _ port and the two houses will keep up the competition for next year. Leeann Somerscales (2), Cheryl Cole (2). Another shutout for Angie Taylor. On February 4 Bun King Toro Jr. Girls played host to Havelock. This game was to decide first place for the year. The Bun King girls came ready to play. Each girl played her best and be- qause of ythi complete team m, v•. r „„„ effort they lout scored 'and X out played their Opponents to give them| a well deserved win. Final score 7-1. Goals scored by Tammy Cockerton (2), Suzanne Brooks (2), Cheryl Cole (1), Leeann Somerscales Somerscales (1), Karen Robinson Robinson (1). Assists: Laura Abrams Abrams (2), Leeann Somerscales (1), Sherry Foster Foster (1), Tammy Cockerton (1), Suzanne Brooks (1). Bantams Team Standings: Omagh - 32; Dokis - 30; Oxley - 30; Ariss- 26; Yarker - 24; Yat- ton - 23; Gorrie - 22; Muncey - 21; Doon - 19; Vasey - 13; Bala -12; Kippen - 0. High Singles: B. Humber - 222; J. Vickeiw - 186; M. Dodds -183; C. Potter -181; S. Maillet - 175; B. Huggins - 172; R. Murphy - 165; M. Beaupre -161. High Triples: B. Humber - 558; J. Vickery - 509; R. Murphy - 471; C. Potter - 450; S. Maillet - 441; B. Huggins - 415; R. Wyatt - 410; M. Dodds - 408. Juniors Team Standings - Buffy and the Strikers - 35; Striking Striking Men - 27; Flint and Friends - 22; Yummystuffs - 20; Awesome Five - 19; Tigers Tigers - 3. High Singles: R. McKee - 213; B. Rodgers - 211; J. Robinson - 202; M. Drummond Drummond - 201 K.Killens - 247; 199; T. Burns -188; M. Mas- terson - 184; S. Pappas - 183; J.Kingyens - 182; L. Hyland -181; J. Noble -178. High Triples: K.Killens - 596; B. Rodgers - 514; S. Pappas - 502; M. Drummond - 496; T.Burns - 466. Seniors Team Standings: Evans - 33; Big Canoe 33; Jeff and the Stubbs - 28; Maniac Menaces -17; Psychedelics - 16: Hanc -11. High Singles: D. Big Canoe Canoe - 240; D. Rodgers - 225; THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM PRIVATE HYDRANT NOTICE As of May 1,1989 the Region of Durham will no longer service or inspect Private Hydrants. Subsection 6.6.4 and 6.6.5 of the Fire Code requires that all Private Hydrants are serviced annually and maintained in a proper operating condition. II within the jurisdiction of your company or business there exists private hydrants, please ensure that they are Inspected on an annual basis and after each use. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Greg Brown, Operations Technician at the Region of Durham Works Department, 668-7721, oxt. 242. W. A. Twolvelroes, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Financial Institutions Push Skate 5 88 Total Higher wMÊÊÊÈm Complex fundraising total beyond rtsjtl.5 million. Nova c': olia in Courtira; Al Smith, Banlfof Nova Sto- goal. In this photo, representatives from the institutions institutions are presenting their cheques, which represent a combined total of $8,000, to Skate '88 Campaign Chairman Garnet Rickard and Business and Finance Soybean Board Marks 40 Years Established in 1949 under under the Farm Products Marketing Marketing Act, the Ontario Soybean Soybean Growers' Marketing Board is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 1989. • One of the most visible events marking the anniversary anniversary is the adoption of a new .logo with the more suitable spelling of "soybean." Forty years ago, 11 directors directors represented some 6,000 growers in 6 districts. 90.000 acres of soybeans were grown in 1949. Today, 15 directors represent over 24.000 growers in 8 districts across the province. 1.280.000 million acres of soybeans were grown in 1988. Preliminary estimates from O.M.A.F. rank soybeans soybeans number one in farm cash receipts for Ontario crops in 1988. Worth over $351,000,000 in 1988 the soybean industry continues tq expand and, represents a valuable part of Ontario's agricultural economy. After 40 years of progress the Ontario Soybean Growers' Growers' Marketing Board remains remains committed to the concerns concerns of the growers and is constantly working to serve their needs. tia in Oshawa; Paul Morris; Garnet Rickard; Bernie O' Hallarn, Toronto Dominion Bank; Sharon Vander- duim, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in the Bowmanville Mall; John Jones, Bank of Montreal; Tom Little, National Trust. Do you want a Christian Education for your children? ... contact KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION ...for the 1989-90 School Year Dates: Wednesday, March 1 and Thursday, March 2 Times: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Location: Knox Christian School, ScugogSt. North, Bowmanville--623-5871 Junior Kindergarten: ... two mornings per week. ... children must be 4 years old on or before December 31, 1989. Senior Kindergarten: ... three full days per week. ... children must be 5 years old on or before December 31, 1989. *** Please bring written proof of health records indicating t immunization dates. \ . < . *** Proof of age (e.g. birth certificate) is required.,,, *** Please call the school for an appointment time. *** Registration for all other grade levels (1-8) will be accepted as well. • Congratulations girls you just won first place tor regular regular season. With 13 wins, 2 losses and one tie and 6 shutouts for our goalie Angie Angie Taylor. Good Luck in play offs! CA$H BACK H*R BLOCK Why wait for your tax refund when you could get Cash Back fast? It you quality you can get a cheque for 85% of the first $300 of your tax refund and 95% ol the rest. Plus your tax return will be accurately prepared at no extra charge. So why wait for the refund cheque to arrive by mail? Ask about Cash Back at H&R Block. You usually get your refund within two working days. Available at most HAR Block Offices. We've moved to Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E. Canadian Youth... Free pointers for your future. We have a new 1989 edition of the Hot-100, a booklet that's filled with information to help you plan your future. The Hot-100 has details on more than 100 Government of Canada programs and services for young people. It tells you who each program is aimed at, what it's about, and who to get in touch with to find out more. The Hot-100 can help with finding, keeping or changing jobs; getting into or through school; travelling in and outside Canada; maintaining health and fitness; and coping with personal problems. We know you will find this booklet very useful. Please write for your free copy or just complete and send this coupon. Please send me a copy of the Hot-100 NAME : STREET. CITY PROV. POSTAL CODE _ Mail to: The Honorable Jean J. Chares! Minister of State for Youth Hot-100 140 Promenade du Portage Ottawa-Hull K1A0J9 a+i Government of Canada Gouvornomont du Canada Minister ol Slato lor Youlh Ministre d'État à la Jeunesse Canada