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1 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12,1990 Section Two Courtice School Selects Top Students in November Teachers at Dr. Emily Stowe Public School in Courtice Courtice have implemented the students of the month program. program. this year. The students selected for November are pictured here. In the front from the left are: Ange la Kinghan, Kelly Goddard, Jacqueline Whillans, Melinda Melinda Lockett and Sumair Syed. In the middle, from the left, are: Stephanie Heise, Patrick Brown, Shawn Martins, Robyn McKinnon and Carrie Khan. In the back from the left are: Principal Wally Pitt, Rachel Mainguv, Andrea Trask, Joel Bridgewater, Ryan McKnight, Allan Rahme and Vice-principal Ron Tuttle. Tuttle. Happenings from Yelverton By Harvey Malcolm Sorry to learn of the passing passing of Mrs. Lome McKee of Cadmus this week. Sympathy Sympathy is extended to husband Lome and other family members. Mr. Dan Gould of Moncton, Moncton, N.B., has recently flown up to Ontario and is currently currently visiting with his children in the area, including Mrs. Dale Stinson of our Yelverton Yelverton community. Congratulations to Mr. Ronald Sharman Senior and Mrs. Bonnie McDonald, both of Lindsay, who were married married on Friday evening, Nov. 30, in Cambridge United Church, Lindsay, The- wedding wedding was solemnized with only the immediate family in attendance. Best wishes Authorized Dealer cofiiuwm c»t ÏÏBSà l\ LIMCAN HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING A reputation built on customer satisfaction since 1977! Save Money On Your Fuel Bill With Clean, Reliable Natural Gas. Have LIMCAN Heating install your LENNOX gas furnace. PLUS • Free Water Heater Rental for 1 Full Year. Complete Financing Available thru Consumers Gas Give us a call! 579-6616 to the newlyweds. They will be honeymooning at Niagara Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm attended a meeting of the Pork Council for several several days this week in Toronto Toronto as guests and enjoyed renewing acquaintances with old colleagues. It was our pleasure to have a short visit with Lloyd and Irene Capstick in their lovely new apartment in Uxbridge Uxbridge this week. Lloyd, an old school • colleague at Yel- verton's S. S. #1, is the only surviving member of his family of two girls and seven boys. Scary! The observance of communion communion was held at the Yelverton Yelverton Church service on Sunday aim. with elders Hazel Hazel Gray and David Stapley assisting the minister in the g assing of the elements. pedal music was provided by the piano-organ duets of Jack Gordon ana Linda Pfoh which are always much appreciated. appreciated. The first candle of Advent was lit by Jason Malcolm and Jamie Gray and Jeremy Malcolm also partiripated in the service. Ms. Wendy Gray read the scripture lessons. Congratulations to a former former Yelvertonian, Mrs. Ida Hurtig of Port Periy who was tne lucky winner of the special draw of $300.00 of her choice of items at a bazaar bazaar in Port Perry last week. She also had her portrait grace the pages of tne Port Perry Star, looking most presentable. On Sunday a.m., Shi and Ronnie Sharman, Mona along I've prepared for the GST. Have you? Now is the time to register. Are you ready for the proposed proposed GST? If not, now is the time to register and prepare. Registration applies to anyone involved in a commercial enterprise. enterprise. This includes fishing, farming, professional services and many activities carried out by non-profit organizations. Revenue Canada is ready to assist you with information on: ■ How to register and the benefits of doing so ■ What the GST means to your operation ■ Simplified accounting options and administrative procedures ■ Rebates of the Federal Sales Tax ■ How to recover GST on business purchases ■ GST return and filing options Contact us today. Phone: 1800 461-1082 Telecommunications device for the hearing impaired: 1800 465-5770 Or drop by the Revenue Canada Excise Office nearest you, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Canada's GST. It's good business to prepare now. ■ ^ ■ Hovonu Canada Movimuo Canada ■ t ■ DounnviolAcciio Customs and Excise Canada B&P Women Pleased with Anniversary Celebrations Members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Business and Professional Professional Women's Club have reason to be pleased about their 40th anniversary celebrations celebrations last month. The evening was a huge success. About 155 women (and one courageous man) came to enjoy an excellent dinner and outstanding speaker. Talking about women's role in the past and present, and sharing her thoughts about their place in society in the future, Maude Barlow received received a standing ovation at the end of her presentation. Our thanks go to Judy Ha- german and ner anniversary committee for a job well done. The club will meet for a Christmas social at Barb Hicks' home on December 13th. Our next regular meeting meeting will be on January 17, J1991, featuring a presenta- jtion by Joan Elliot on finan- -cial planning and fact for women. We welcome guests. Look for more information next month. In the meantime, meantime, we wish our friends in the commuinity a Happy Holiday Season, a Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year! --Irene Konzelmann Patients Hold Christmas Bazaar at Memorial Hospital with many family members, attended the baptism of one of the nephews, Victor Keegan Keegan Farr, son of Terrv and Heather Farr of Lindsay. This was held at the Oàk- wood United Church, with Rev. Robert Flendall presiding. presiding. The Sharman family were later dinner guests of the Farrs' in Lindsay. On Wednesday evening, the Kawartha Conservation Authority Board of Directors Directors met in Manvers Township Township at the Manvers Community Community Centre, on invitation of the Manvers Council in keeping with the custom of rotating their meetings through participating municipalities. municipalities. The meeting was timely in having Manvers Manvers as host since at this meeting, General Manager Ian MacNab made a brief presentation of the proposed management plan for the Fleetwood Creek Natural Area. This area encompasses encompasses some 940 acres, including the upper reaches of Fleet- wood Creek which is a tributary tributary of the Pigeon River and one of the most interesting creeks in the Conservation area. This area of Manvers is particularly of concern because because of its biological and geographical uniqueness and stands very high on the provincial agenda as an area that should be preserved in its natural state in an attempt attempt to preserve the arbori- al cover, and the animal and plant life indigenous to this rugged topographical area. Future plans include two parking areas and three nature nature trails. piwftlTng care patient 8 at Memorial Hospital in the front row are: Caroline Mooney, volunteer; "™ lle h t fd t on ir . t ÎV rd i. ann îi a ! Christmas Ba- Francine Bandstra and Bill Jones. In the back are * aar 0 °"?T mbe J 3 ? & K% e ho ] S ?? tal ; Ita ™ s f ° r sale from the left: Donna Tennant, rehabilitation assist- Mr,n 0 ^raL b /#P atie H tS ' stafl [ ? nd the families of staff ant; Helen Pultz, rehabilitation assistant and Linda Money raised from the event is used by the residents' Hargreaves, recreational therapist, council of longterm care. Pictured here, from the left, Iflt ■ Iflfll H?-.- WÈ iji WM Ki ■■ life lift ■ I kSW Wtjml "TilStll ||pi 11,'%;, j : : s'-.;'} ijM l-j ■ k. •• Is®™* I ESI ■IIP ■Jüiül imm HibS I il» l>. ■ * I lit; i It- •. If i CHAIR SALE OUR BIGGEST CHAIR SALE OF THE YEAR RECLINERS, SWIVEL ROCKERS, GLIDERS, WOODEN ROCKERS, WING DECORATOR CHAIRS ALL ON SALE NOW! KROEHLER HIGH BACK SWIVEL ROCKER WITH TEE CUSHIONS, COVERED IN A HARD WEARING ACRYLIC FABRIC. REG. $344.00 SKLAR WING CHAIR, HIGH BACK TRADITIONAL, TIGHT BACK, TEE CUSHION AND QUEEN ANN LEG. REG. $519.00 SKLAR HIGH BACKED WING CHAIR, BUTTON BACK, QUEEN ANN LEGS, UPHOLSTERED IN A HIGH QUALITY FABRIC. REG. $579.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR IN A TRADITIONAL STYLE, BUTTON BACK, CANING ON THE SIDES, PECAN FINISH WOOD FINISH. REG. $329. HIGH BACKED TRADITIONAL STYLED CLUB CHAIR, HALF ARM IS UPHOLSTERED AND HALF IS WOOD, WING BACK. REG. $444.00 SKLAR SWIVEL ROCKER, WITH TEE CUSHIONS, HEAVY DUTY ACRYLIC FABRIC, WOOD TRIMMED, COMES WITH ARM CAPS. REG. $640.00 SOLID MAPLE ROCKING CHAIR, FINISHED IN A DARK STAIN, HIGH BACK WITH SPINDLES. REG. $184.00 SPECIAL SALE $264.00 SPECIAL SALE $399.00 SPECIAL SALE $464.00 SPECIAL SALE $298.00 SPECIAL SALE $379.00 SPECIAL SALE $549.00 SPECIAL SALE $139.00 WINDSOR BACKED ROCKING CHAIR, ALL MAPLE, WITH BENTWOOD ARMS FOR COMFORTABLE SEATING. REG. $259.00 GLIDER CHAIR FOR THE MOST COMFORTABLE SEATING, ALL OAK WOOD FRAME COMPLETE WITH REMOVABLE CUSHIONS, CHOICE OF COLORS. REG. $424.00 BIG MAN CHAIR, IT ROCKS, SWIVELS AND RECLINES, COVERED IN A HARD WEARING ACRYLIC FABRIC. REG. $649.00 KROEHLER RECUNER, COVERED IN A GREAT WEARING FABRIC, BEIGE TWEED, HAS HIGH BACK FOR THE EXTRA COMFORT. REG. $529.00 COMFORTABLE RECLINER, COVERED IN A BROWN TWEED, COMPLETE WITH SIDE POCKETS FOR MAGAZINE STORAGE. REG. $449.00 GENUINE BLACK LEATHER RECUNER, DEEP TUFTED BACK. SEPARATE OTTOMAN INCLUDED, IT SWIVELS AS WELL, A GREAT CHAIR. REG. $869.00 LAZY-BOY RECUNER THAT ROCKS AS WELL, COVERED IN A HARD WEARING NYLON FABRIC YOU CAN LAY FLAT ON THIS RECUNER. REG. $549.00 SPECIAL SALE $219.00 SPECIAL SALE $369.00 SPECIAL SALE $578.00 SPECIAL SALE $429.00 SPECIAL SALE $344.00 SPECIAL SALE $699.00 SPECIAL SALE $499.00 f. 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