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( H The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 1,1991 Solina Iibraiy Bd. Meets The annual meeting of the Solina Public Library was held in the Community Hall on April 17, 1991, with the President, Mrs. P. Ford, P residing. The Secretary- 'reasurer's report was given by Mrs. S. Millson. Our business included a proposed bus trip to Toronto on Wed., June 5th, and a salad luncheon in October. The second printing of the popular history book, "A Place Called Solina". by Mrs. Marguerite Fraser, is still available for sale. It can be obtained from any of the phone Classified Ads p h °™ 623-3303 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Wanted to Buy FREE PICK UPON Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 44-tfS Board of Directors for 1991, who are: Past President Mrs. R. Best, President Mrs. P. Ford, Vice President Mrs. T. Baker, Secretary- Treasurer Mrs. S. Millson, Librarian Mrs. H. Yellow- lees, Asst. Librarian Mrs. H. Dimbleby, Directors - Mrs. W. Ashton, Mrs. D. Taylor, Mrs. F. Watson, Mrs. C. Bray, Mrs. D. Pascoe. New families are always welcome to join the Library for a nominal fee, payable to the Secretary or rary 8:00 p.m. the 2nd Wed. of the month. We still have an abundance of excellent books available, however, we operate on an honour system and have lost many good books. Spring is a time for housecleaning, please folks, check your book shelves for overdue books. Hope to see many old and new members for the promotion promotion of good reading. -Mary Millson, Secretary. Lindsay and Local Club Meet for Toastmasters The Library is open 7:00 - Submitted by Connie Nelson, CTM A joint meeting with the Lindsay and District Toastmasters Toastmasters found several Bowmanville Bowmanville Toastmasters in Lindsay for the April 23, 1991 meeting. Not only was this a joint meeting, but also an Area Contest, five of the six clubs in Area 16 participated participated in the Canada Day Speaking contest. For the International and Evaluation Evaluation Speaking Competitions, the Area finals were held in Pet of the Week Wiggans needs a friend. A friend who will ' walk with him on sunny summer afternoons and crisp, snowy days. He's a gentle, gregarious part- shepherd cross who weighs in at about 55 pounds and is two. years old. You'll never be lonely lonely with Wiggans in your home. He's trained and knows how to sit and be patient -- impeccable qualifications for any gentleman of breeding. So, make Wiggans pat of your family and keep healthy while taking Wiggans for his daily stroll. Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: HOMES/COTTAGES • Tailored packages (from house components to complete homes) Pre-englneered walls/roof trusses/windows HALCO BUILDING COMPONENTS Over 2000 Homes Built by Computer (416) 434-5500 Ask for Jerry or Peter Peterborough the previous Wednesday. Bowmanville has every reason to be proud of its entrants entrants in all events: TM Sher Leetooze, in the International; International; TM Margaret Kropf, in the Evaluation; and TM Randy MacGilliv- ray, in the Canada Day. In their respective venues, all toastmasters from the Bowmanville Bowmanville club finished as the runner-up, the competitor at the Division level if the finalist finalist is unable to participate. participate. Entering competitions is rewarding to the competitor competitor in terms of experience, learning and extending his/ her comfort zone. There is, also, much effort involved, and the fact that these toastmasters toastmasters put forth that effort is demonstrated by their fine results. Well done! Bowmanville Bowmanville Toastmasters is proud to be represented by such fine toastmasters. TM Connie Nelson acted as Table Topics Master at the Lindsay Meeting. Notable Notable Canadians, some living and some of former eras, got a chance to relive history. One toastmaster told the meeting, as Margaret Trudeau, Trudeau, about her relationship with the Rolling Stones. As Lucy Maud Montgomery, another explained wnat she feels about the treatment of her stories in the recent tele- Call Coldwell Banker COME INSIDE To appreciate this Circa 1847 home, fenced corner lot, 2 blocks to downtown downtown Bowmanville. Only $149,900. Call now. TRANQUILITY PLUS Come and enjoy a few hours to inspect inspect this country estate. 3000 sq. ft. home, stocked pond, creek, 10 acres of privacy, . 4 km. to 401. Put this property on your list. 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Special mention goes to Jason Bowen who received the gold medal in residential wiring, and Brad Simcock who took the silver medal in welding. All of the students participated well and learned a great deal • from this experience. OBITUARY John Michael Luffman A dedicated Legion member member and well known in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, John Michael Luff- man, died on Friday, March 8, 1991 at his home in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. In this 47th year, he had struggled bravely with cancer for nine months. Son of Lilia Luffman, and the late Leslie Luffman, he had attended Central Public School, and was a life long resident of Bowmanville. He was an associate member of Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion. Left to mourn his passing arc his mother, sisters June Clark and Leslie (Lee) McDonald, two nephews, three nieces and best friend Cecile Bowers and brother- in-law Jim McDonald. A Legion service was held on Sunday at the Morris Funeral Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, with funeral services on Monday. Floral tributes were received received from many clubs of which he was a member, from the Bowmanville Mens' softball team and donations to the Canadian Cancer Fund were received. Interment Bowmanville flfinminw vision series. Among others, John Turner had an opportunity opportunity to explain himself, and Pierre Trudeau revealed what he meant by "Fuddle Duddle." Plans for Bowmanville Toastmasters' Citizens' Forum Forum are proceeding for May 28, 1991, during Bowman- ville's Heritage Week. Because Because interest in this venture venture is high, we are asking that you reserve a seat. If those who register exceed the capacity of the hall, we will attempt to arrange a second forum. On the night of the forum, people with reservations will be seated first. To reserve a place, call 623-2243, state that you are calling about the Citizens' Forum and leave your name with whomever answers the telephone. If you reach the answering machine, state that you are reserving a place for whatever number of people who are accompanying accompanying you, then leave your name. We're looking forward to this opportunity to enable the citizens of this area to express their opinions and hopes for this country of ours. See you there. For information about Toastmasters or the Citizens' Citizens' Forum call Irene Kon- zelman at 983-9423 or Connie Connie Nelson at 623-2243. RE/MAX cornerstone realty inc. 623-6000 102 king st. e. bowmanville Look who has moved above the crowd. 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