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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 20,1991 Section Two Friends Help Celebrate 90th Birthday Happy 94th Birthday 94 years young on February 22nd, 1991. Congratulations, Congratulations, Louis, and have a Happy Birthday. On Sunday afternoon, many well wishers gathered in the basement of Newton- ville United Church to honor a man of many talents and friends.who was celebrating celebrating his 90th birthday. The honored guest, Melville Jones, is pictured above pretending pretending to cut the colorful birthday cake while his wife, Mary, stands alongside, only partially in the photo because of a camera problem. Valentine's Day Events At M.J. Hobbs School We have now successfully survived January and are progressing smoothly through February. Valentines Day has come and gone with no severe emotional upsets. Miss Wag-, enaar and Miss Johnston organized organized a veiw enjoyable Valentine exchange and dance, which was held during during the lunch hour on Thurs., Feb. 14th. A large number of our students are involved with the Read-a-thon, with proceeds proceeds from the sponsors going going to help Muscular Dystrophy Dystrophy research. Secondary course selection selection sheets have been completed completed by the grade eights, causing them to think ahead to their first year in high school (hopefully). : Tuesday," February 19th, was the big day for our-public our-public speakers. Over fifty students, students, representing all the classes presented to the staff selection committee. From this group, eighteen were selected selected to compete in the school competition. Our next update will inform you of the winners. House league basketball play-offs are under way with WHY UET STRESS KILL YOU OR THOSE YOU LOVE? A Seminar lo Help You Lite Longer and Better int mm unm* wiiu • CfiaHt tgu |e tevttel o( tlnrte «Mlrvilht |a )eu. • Cl.» ye y hit* In isplnj lllttlhll) t»llh «•II) llmurv • Int/edx* d/nimki lo# msnsglpfl poUniUi leiaui of «KM*. • Ovllint e lif(il)lt #1 mIImss. Join the Thouiandt *ho have Dlicoicicd Mow to Lite Abotc Slrciil Sun. and Thurs., Mar. 10 lo April4 -- 7 lo 9 p.m, Bowmanville Seventh-Day SSliSy Adventist Church 623-7031/436-9375 $20.00 single; $30.00 couple -Free Babysitting Available the senior students helping the juniors through officiating officiating and coaching. Mr. Cavanagh from the Knights of Columbus, conducted conducted a free throw competition'in competition'in our "gym on Mon day, February 18th. Over 100 students participated, with the highest scores from each age group competing with students from other schools. The senior boys' and girls' basketball teams have completed completed their schedule, with both teams having a 5-1 record. The girls scored over 50 points in two games while the boys netted 90 pts. in one game. Their playoffs will be held this week and next. The grade seven boys' and girls v teams will participate participate in a tournament run by Mr. Harris of Bowmanville Senior, and Mr. Webster of M. J. Hobbs at Bowmanville H.S., and Bowmanville Sr. on Wednesday evening March 6th. As you may notice from our updates, M. J. Hobbs is a veiy active and involved school. Our former vic- principal Mr. R. Tuttle has returned to us as our principal. principal. He and Mrs. S. Medd form a dynamic duo who support our active life style. Mr. Tuttle believes strongly in child-centered education which encourages every individual student to reach his or her potential. He also believes that parents parents and teachers are "partners "partners in education," and that we all want what is best for the young people in our care. To achieve the goal we need to communicate openly with each other with the best interests of' the students students in mind. Be patient! March break is coming. Joyce McGuire Chairperson of the Board 'Peter Roach Director of Education The Mtmtorouan. VXtcvU. Horthumtmitnd 4 HtwcMtk jeruors senooi JUNIOR/SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for September 1991 Parents with children who will be attending Kindergarten In September 1991 are requested to enroll now. -- Junior Kindergarten students must be tour years ol age by December 31st, 1991. -- Senior Kindergarten students must be five years ol age by December 31st, 1991. To slmplily the procedure please bring your child's Baptismal Certificate, Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, Health Card Number, your Lot and Concession Number (lor rural students) and Prool ol Separate School Support (lo, current lax bill). Please contact the appropriate schools lo sot up an appointment time: Fob, 28th(a,m,)& Mar. 1st Mar. 411) Mnr. 7lli SI. Francis ol Assisi Newcastle SI. Joseph's Bowmanville SI. Stephen's Bowmanville Mrs, Joanne Hough Principal Mrs. Cathy McGuire Principal Mr. Martin Burnlo Principal 907-4797 623-51S1 623-3202 Birthdays Celebrated Hi! We are Stephen and Colin Dueck from Calgary, Alberta. Our parents are Pauline (Taylor) and Weldon Dueck. We recently celebrated birthdays, with Stephen Stephen three on February 9, 1991, and Colin one on January 17, 1991. Our grandparents are Jean and ■Bruce Taylor of Enniskillen, Ontario 1 ! and Mary and Henry Dueck of Coaldale, Alberta, j li - 'lira anb Blatant $faat 50 Years Ago! Thursday, February 20,1941 The Midland Regiment, stationed at Lansdowne Park held its first parade through the streets of Ottawa Ottawa last Thursday. Leading the parade was Lieut. Col. J.C. Gamey, M.M. Mr. Thos. Dustan, Trinity College, Toronto, with his parents on the weekend. Misses Marjorie and Madeleine Jones, Toronto and Miss Dorothy Jones , Macdonald Hall, Guelph, spent the weekend with their parents, Mayor and Mrs. R.O. Jones. Tom Depew, Jim O'Mara and Ernie Dickens of the Marlboro hockey team, Toronto Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Depew, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Dim and Distant . 25 Years Ago Wed. Feb. 23,1966 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ames have returned from a two week holiday in Florida. Mr. William James, Montreal Montreal recently spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. George W. James, Horsey Street. Mrs. Tom Woodlock is visiting her brother in Palm Springs, California. Mr. and Mrs. L. Coombes, spent the weekend in Belle River with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and, Mrs. Peter Auch. Mrs. K.J. Frampton entertained entertained the afternoon Branch of the Women's Auxiliary Auxiliary of St. Johns at the Rectory on Friday in honor of Mrs. C.W. Tait who is leaving for Brampton. Dim and Distant 10 Years Ago Wed. Feb. 25,1981 John Manuel will act as moderator 'when the candidates candidates for the Durham East Provincial Legislature speak on March 8 at Durham Christian High School, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The candidates's are Sam Cureatz P.C. Jim Potticary Lib, and Bruce McArthur, N.D.P. Dan Hooper of Hooper's Jewellers supervised the Bu- lova timing mechanism when Ellen Curry of the In- nerspace Diving School, Oshawa broke a world record by staying underwater underwater for 68 hours without surfacing, surfacing, at the Oshawa Centre, Centre, on the weekend. Town of Newcastle's council indicate that a new building may be built in the next couple of years, at a. cost of $1,750,000. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sleep, and. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilcox recently spent a week snowmobiling in the Minden area. At the recent Clarke High School Commencement, Commencement, E.G. A1 Witherspoon principal of the school for 18 years was honored on his retirement retirement last year, with a self oil portrait to be hung in the school. Around the Town FILM FUN -- There will be an hour of animated and live-action film fun for children age three and up this Friday, February 22. The program, which takes place at the Bowmanville Library, runs from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and there's no registration required. AT MCLAUGHLIN GALLERY - An exhibition of recent recent paintings by western painter Jim Davies will open at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery on March 28. The public is invited to atend the opening reception from seven p.m, to nine p.m., at which time the artist will be present. The exhibition comprises nine large acrylic paintings on canvas. It's entitled Jim Davies: New Directions in Landscape. The show runs from March 28 to May 14. NEW DEMOCRATS MEET - The Durham East EFFECTIVE aiPN.* FEES. 17 SAT. 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