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HBBBHB - * 'V * 'A ; > ill f /v V . 'Æ'"' / '^Ki iÉ&'-'- B : . i ■ j >4^\' VStNfl KlHVfÿt ■ • .',. • - ■>* '•• We're 40 years old, end we're celebrating. | a J ENTER OÜR DRAW! I i an y Daring 1990 we will be holding 40 draws for a gallon of paint (winner's choice) \ : : ' Æ/ \ V ' 1 J ■ / 1 ' ' " ' \:i:/ •' » >' :■ I : J r , < »* \ A > , • r- ; v; _ . til ' ^ v. ! Any purchase makes See the latest in-stock wallpapers and borders and save! UP TO 1/2 PRICE! . '««It "Wnfttewte^ « j » . ««II ini' . New Slate of Officers for Navy League The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, January 17,1990 19 Talented Performers Entertain at Cushion Concert Series College Welcomes Guest Speaker to Nursing Convocation A College Governor, Ms. Swain has been a Member of Durham's Nursing Diploma and Adjuvant Advisory Committees as well as Chair of the R.N.A. Medication Administration Administration Committee. tihe is a tormer Chair of the Provincial Nursing Committee Committee O.A.H.A., and Region 6 of the Ontario Association of Home for the Aged and has served on Provincial Task Forces. She has been in wide demand as a speaker speaker in the field of Health Care. Ms. Swain will be introduced introduced by Board Chair Dorothy Dorothy Stirling. Don Michie, Vice President Academic, will be Master of Ceremonies. Ceremonies. Also participating in the program are Gary Polonsky, Polonsky, Durham's President, and Valedictorian Janet Rolland. Rolland. Music will be provided by the Oshawa Civic Band. The second installment of the Community Cushion Concert Series at Hampton Jr. Public School, on January January 13, was almost as great a success as the first one. The Licorice All Sorts Clarinet Quartet entertained children and parents alike with some of their pieces in their show "How to Listen to Music". They told the au-; dience that the nickname for a clarinet was a licorice' stick. Barbara, Cathy, Tilley and Lyn entertained the' audience with a variety of different numbers. Sharon Swain Sharon Swain, Director of Resident Care, Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa, is the Speaker at the Durham College College Nursing Convocation on January 27 at 1:00 p.m. in the College Athletic Com- The above members of the Bowmanville and District Branch of the Navy League of Canada were recently elected to the organization's 1990 executive. In the front row, from left, are: Bob Cook-Abbott, 2nd Vice President; Rae Abernethy, President; President; and A1 Plummer, first Vice President. In the back row, from left, are: Bill Rose, immediate past president; Sheila Brooks a member of the executive and Don Scott, also an executive member. Absent are: Anne Cook-Abbott, Secretary; Ron Cooke, Sea Cadet committee chairman; and Cord Foster, executive member. Bowmanville and District Branch of the Navy League of Canada new executive for 1990 are as follow: Past President - Bill Rose, President President - Rae Abernethy, Vice President - Allan Plummer, Secretary - Anne Cook- Abbott, Treasurer - Bob Cook-Abbott, Sea Cadet Chairman - Ron Cooke, Fund Raising - Sheila Brooks, Historian - Gord Foster, Public Relations - Don Scott. ' The Navy League meet the second Wednesday of each month to arrange fi nancing and assist in the operation operation of the . Sea Cadet Corps. The Sea Cadets are working working on seamanship training and drill practice for their promotional exams this spring. Some of the Cadets are preparing for the upcoming upcoming Flotilla training weekend weekend in Trenton. The annual Ships Company Company pot luck Christmas dinner dinner was a great success, thanks to all who helped in any way. After dinner a number of Cadets gave interesting interesting and humorous re ports of their summer camps from two week basic training training to an international ex : change and Staff Cadet position. position. Our on going fundraising sales of foil, vita wrap and juice are available from any Cadet or Navy League member member or call 623-1776. Up-coming dates to watch for: March 3rd fund raising dance and May 27th. Annual Annual Inspection. We are looking looking forward to seeing all parents parents and friends at these functions. Submitted by Don Scott. •Book price - Fabric not included on wallpaper book orders . Benjamin / loore/ti PAINTS Moore's Best! $7195* I M.S.L $39.70 Oar Finest Latex Eggshell finish. Applies easily and is suited to most rooms. Moore's fiqua Pearl Gives an elegant "soft gloss" finish with better washability. 95* M.S.L $«.70 It's not expensive! It's Ideal! ideal] paints s 23 95 * $1495 No. 4100 No. 5000 Now only Latex semi gloss or latex eggshell No. 3600 Now only Latex ceiling paint No. 7000 - 20L pail Primer Special A superb latex primer Available in white or off white $7495 Comparas at $94.95 if purchased separately. It was January 2nd, 1950, when the late Jim Abernethy first opened the doors of Bowmanville's first paint and wallpaper business. A sincere thank you from his son Rae and grandson Doug. IÏÏÜ1 iLiAll I *>■«0(1111 | krîüiSsI PRINT and WALLPAPER 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8 - 6; Frl. 8 - 9; Sat. 8:30 - M | Mary Lillian Tamblyn The death of Mary Lillian Tamblyn aged 98, occurred at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, on Friday, December 15,. 1989. Beloved wife of Milton James Tamblyn, who predeceased predeceased her in 1969, she was born in Newtonville and was the daughter of the late George and Ruth Mitchell. She was educated at Newtonville Newtonville Public School and Newcastle High School. When her parents retired she moved with them to the Robert Nixon farm, in Oro- no. Prior to her marriage she was employed in Toronto Toronto by the World Book Encyclopedia Encyclopedia as a travelling representative. representative. Mrs. Tamblyn was active in church and community Pitch Ini work. She was president of the Women's Association, Orono and the Oshawa Pres- byterial W.A. life member of the Women's.Missionary Association Association and the Women's Missionary Society, and a Charter member of the United United Church Women. At the time of the building of the new United Church, Orono, she oversaw the placing of the stained glass windows for the church. She was a member of Northminster United Church and was secretary secretary of the Orono Horticultural Horticultural Society and a member of Durham Agricultural Society Society for over 50 years. She was also convenor of the Domestic Domestic Science Department. In 1970 she was awarded the "Meritorious Service to Agriculture" diploma. Mrs. Tamblyn is survived by her son Glenn, his wife Lillian May, three grandchildren grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was predeceased predeceased by sisters Laura Cawker, Bowmanville, and Eva Leishman, Oshawa. Funeral services were held in Orono United Church with the Reverend Fred Milnes officiating. The organist was Stella Morton and the soloist Mr. Jack Allin, Allin, Oshawa. Spring interment in the family plot, Orono Cemetery. Cemetery. E. Belva Hogan 111 for two years, E. Belva Hogan, aged 79, died on Sunday, December 17, 1989, at 5500 Main Street, Orono. The daughter of Walter D. Clark and Edith Jane Overend she was born in Brantford and educated in a business course in Brantford, Brantford, and, an R. N. degree at Hamilton General Hospital. She was married in 1936 to James Michael Hogan. Employed as a registered nurse and a provincial welfare welfare worker, she had been employed in Brantford, retiring retiring 15-20 years ago. A member of the Orono Reading Reading Club she was a great literary literary person, and had lived a fruitful and well loved life. As one friend said: "She touched everyone she met in a positive way." Surviving are her daug- ters Pat Irwin Lycett with whom she lived in Orono and Shirley Jones, four grandchildren, sisters and brothers Muriel, Evelyn, Norma, Delma and Alexander. Alexander. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Morris Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville Bowmanville with Muriel Harmon, Harmon, a sister, officiating. The organist was Alex Clark, a brother. Interment Brantford Cemetery Cemetery with her parents. Interior SeuHjde <MVt s Kathy E>. Interior planning with the diarm and simplicity for today's home or office. Our quality never goes out of style. 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