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I 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 13, 1996 Section Two Notices BOOK your Christmas party or sales function for up to 50 people now at Port of Newcastle. Phone 987-5251, for information. Mr. Steve's Fries located at Pineridge Rent-All 2845 King St. E. Bowmanville 2nd Annual Santa Parade Day Special We invite you to join us for lunch following the Santa Claus Parade Sat., Nov. 16 and receive one FREE Hot Dog with every purchase over $2.00 Services APPAREL by CHERYL Reasonable Alterations 623-3589 PFAFF Sewing machines & Sergers Sales & Service , Sewing lessons available CHAIR caning, phone 263-2349. for details, WOULD you like to see your name in print? It's easy - Just drop into the Canadian Statesman Statesman office, 62 King St. W., Bowmanville, to order business cards or your own personalized address cards. For more information information phone 623-3303. PERM SPECIAL Tuesdays Only $39.95 Cut and Style included Phone 623-5019 Kut 'N' Kurl 71 King St. E. •Bowmanville TO the persons who broke into our house Monday morning and stole the white 4 dr. and all my tools, would you kindly mail back the receipts that were kept in the toolboxes because the insurance insurance company is giving me very hard time. Business Opportunities SUPPLEMENT $$$ YOUR $$$ INCOME. FREE Booklet Explains. (416)631-8849 COMPUTER TRAINING Whether you're a small business, business, or an individual looking for computer training, I am dedicated dedicated to your personal success. success. You'll learn at your own pace on your own computer. * In Home one-on-one Computer Training * Modem/lntemet Set-up * Hardware/Software Problems? * Network setup/maintenance * Data backup/recovery * etc... etc... etc... G.D. COMPUTING SERVICE Book your appointment today! 623-6061 46-2SC Wanted to Buy 12" Heavy duty wood planer, good condition and operational, reasonable, 623-9475. Daycare DAYCARE available in my home, nurse, mother of two, loving loving stimulating environment, walking distance to St. Stephen's Stephen's and Waverley schools. Phone Michelle, 623-5382. ECE mom needs children of all ages to shower with TLC in her safe, reliable home, close to Vincent Massey School. Please phone Evelyn at 623-9501. EXPERIENCED E.C.E. has programmed activities, part time / full time, in her Christian home, Scugog St. Phone Joyce 623- 9414, for information. RELIABLE, experienced babysitter babysitter willing to sit in own home, meals, crafts, non-smoking environment, environment, references available, reasonable rates. Phone Laura (905)623-9526. LOVING mother of two, available available for all ages, large playroom, yard and nutritious meals, available available 7 days a week. Phone Kim 432-7659. MOTHER of 4 school age children children will provide daycare for your children in her home, first aid/CPR trained, 623-1768. 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Ltd. 62 King St. W„ (905) 623-3303 Bowmanville 39-tfSN ■ ■ i n Ix/i n MUNDAY Wallace John Suddenly at the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital on Friday, October 18,1996, Wallace John Munday n his 82nd year. Beloved husband husband of Jean. Born in Darlington Township, son of John Henry Holmes Munday and Charlotte Wilkins. Wallace attended Central Central Public School in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. He took over the family farm after the death of his father in 1939. In 1941 Wallace married married Jean Johns. After giving up farming he worked several years at Oshawa Wood Pro ducts, then moving to Oshawa in 1964 went to work for the Durham Durham Board of Education. Working Working at McLaughlin and Donevan Collégiales and later as Head Custodian of Meadow Crest Public School in Brooklin where he retired from in 1980. For 9 years after his retirement, Wallace volunteered for the Children's Aid in Oshawa. Formerly Formerly a member of Maple Grove United Church, Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, and for the past 32 years a faithful member of Northminster United Church, Oshawa. Wallace leaves to mourn his passing wife Jean; son Donald and his companion Deborah McCarthy, McCarthy, Toronto; daughter Ja nice and husband Terry Carr of Acton, Ontario and grandchii dren Jennifer and Justin Carr. Flower offerings from family and friends, Centura Flooring and many memorial donations to Nortnminster United Church, Oshawa and the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Honourary pallbearers were his four remaining remaining brothers-in-law, Lloyd Broome, John Broome, Ron McDonald McDonald and Larry Dewell. Special Special thanks to Oshawa Ambulance Ambulance for their prompt service, service, Oshawa General Hospital and Northcuttt Elliott Funeral Home for their kind and gracious gracious help in our time of need. COCHRANE Ruby Elizabeth The death of Ruby Elizabeth Cochrane occurred suddenly on Thursday, October 10, 1996 on the way home from the Norfolk County Fair at Simcoe County. Rudy was born on April 5,1918 at Myrtle, Ontario, to Frank and Mamie Moore. She attended schools at Chalk Lake, Myrtle and Brooklin. She was married to the late Rus sell Cochrane and had resided on the family farm in North Darlington Darlington until her death. Ruby was a member of the Blàckstock and Tyrone Senior Citizens' Groups and a long time member or the Commercial Horse Association. She did love the euchre parties and all the horse shows where the family horses competed. Surviving are the children Lorna Davey of Oshawa, Glen of Whit by, Bernice Saraka and her husband husband Don of Mississauga and Earl and his wife Brenda of Pe terborough, sisters Kathryn. Ste phens of Markham, Helen Hunt- ley of Newmarket, brother Bill Moore, sister-in-law Eileen Moore and Kay Moore and grandchildren Alan and his wife Cindy, Karen Milton and her husband husband Dave, Janet Milford and her husband Steve, Bryan Sar aka, Jennifer and Blair Coch rane and 8 great-grandchildren Ruby was predeceased by her parents, husband, and brothers Art and Harold. Funeral service conducted by Rev. Larry Johnston, Peterborough Peterborough was held on Monday, October 14, at the Northcutt Elliott Elliott Funeral Home in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Pallbearers were Fred Grit fin and Earl Durward, her dependable dependable drivers over the last few years, grandsons Alan and Bryan and Lyle Heath and John Hughes from the "Horse Community". Community". Flower bearers were the remaining grandchildren, and Ryan Walsn. Many lovely floral tributes were received and many donations made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation in Ruby's memory. Interment was the Hampton Cemetery. Cemetery. MERCER George William After a short illness, Mr. George William Mercer died at the Oshawa Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday, September 15,1996. He was in his 69th year. George was born in Clarke Township, son of the late Wil liam and Irene Mercer. George was educated in Kendal where he lived his entire life. George married the late Dorothy Bernice Elsey in Toronto on April 15,1948. George retired from General Motors Motors after 39 years of service. He was also a member of the Masonic Lodge, Orono, Ontario. Surviving are his children Bruce and Bonnie Mercer,'Hampton, Shirley and Brian Foster, Ken-: dal, Dorothy and Doug Walker, Kendal, Douglas and Arlene Mercer, Kendal, Bill and Judy Mercer, Ajax, Irene and Alan Walker, Oshawa, 15 grandchii dren,4 great-grandchildren, and sisters Mrs. Jean Allen, Orono, Mrs. Helen Couroux, Kendal, Mrs. Grace Coatham, Orono and Mrs. Violet Roach, Toronto. Funeral service was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bow manville with the Rev. Ann Foster officiating. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Interment Interment Orono Cemetery. GOHEEN Edna H. In her 88th year, Edna Goheen passed away quietly at Stratha- ven Lifecare Centre in Bowmanville Bowmanville on August 18, 1996. She had been a resident there for seven and a half years. Edna was born in Hamilton, Ontario, Ontario, in 1908 to Thomas and Mary Hogg. She began her schooling in Hamilton and later moved with her family to a farm in Clarke Township. She continued continued her education at Kirby P.S. and then attended Orono Continuation School. She took courses at Guelph College to further her sewing and cooking abilities. On November 30, 1935, she married Garnet Goheen in Toronto. Toronto. Edna is survived by her two daughters, Margaret of Toronto Toronto and Rosemary of Bethany, and her sons-in-law Richard and John. She has three granddaughters, granddaughters, Jonatha, Meredith and Julia. Her husband Garnet, and two sons, David and Eric predeceased her as well as her brother Norman D, Hogg. Edna was a homemaker in Bowmanville Bowmanville for many years and in 1954 she and Garnet opened their store, Goheen's Handy Shop. She worked in it for many, many years and thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed meeting the public. public. Sne was a member of Trinity United Church, the W.A. and the Beehive Rebekah Lodge #125. She loved to garden and grew wonderful vegetables, fruit, flowers including roses. She loved to travel and enjoyed special special trips to Scotland and Italy with her daughters. The funeral service was held at Morris Funeral Chapel on Thursday, Thursday, August 22, with Rev. F. Lockhart officiating. Several floral tributes were received as well as donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Tradition is created by doing the same good things over and over. A happy tradition was started last year at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School, when hundreds hundreds of students took part in the first annual Terry Fox Run. This year, over 500 students participated in the run on September September 23. Students have raised over $10,300 for cancer research This year the students of Bowmanville High proved once again that they are a vital, caring, part of the community. The last of the pledges was received received November 6 and the students have raised just over $10,300 for cancer research. To raise the money students and staff walked, cycled, ran, skateboarded and hiked from the school along a 4 or 8 km route through town. After the walk, participants were greeted with food and refreshments graciously supplied with the help of Graham's IGA. In the days leading up to the run, students were greeted in the halls by original works of art created by the students of Miss Young, Mr. Matheson and Ms. Anfossi. Mrs. Mund supervised the sale of Terry Fox t-shirts and hats. A teen cancer survivor was the keynote keynote speaker in an assembly organized organized by Ms. Montour. The students'council issued a challenge challenge to all students to do their best for a good cause. Each staff member encouraged maximum maximum participation from their individual home room groups. Mr. Tansley and Mr. Hubbard rallied their class to raise almost almost $600. Outstanding fundraiser fundraiser was Tanya Ludyka who raised $318 on her own. The generosity of the community community is to be commended. In the face of economic hardship and a looming GM strike, people people still found it within themselves themselves to be generous when students asked for pledges. Mr. Forward was delighted that he received donations for prizes for student participants from The Intowne Gallery, Lange's Foto Source, Shooters and Shots, Hands on Music, Computer Computer Doctor, Hooper's Jewellers, Jewellers, Collector's Lane Hobbies II and James Insurance Brokers. Brokers. The helpful staff at the planning department who quickly approved our permits and the ladies from the St. John's ambulance have Mr. Walker's thanks for all of their help. ' The run gave the students a chance to see another side of the staff. Mr. Boucher led the run with his cross country team. Mr. Todd cheerfully dispensed dispensed water to the thirsty runners. runners. Ms. Gertos, Michelako, Mund, Scoffield, Arden and many others worked at the barbecue. barbecue. Students even got a chance to see Mr. Weldon and some of the teachers from the tech department do clean up duty. All staff members, (space doesn't allow naming all) were happy to pitch in to make the fundraiser so successful. HIGH SCHOOL 4-H Club Woodworking On Monday, October 21 at 7 p.m. the Tyrone 4-H Woodworking Woodworking group met at the Blacksmith's Shop to continue on our projects. To begin the fourth meeting Ann Pleasance and Lee Skinner told us about nails that we would be using and then we all discussed our achievement program. Soon after we all were working working hard. Saws were running and arms were tired from sanding. sanding. Jen and Melissa Milford as well as Lisa Furguson were all finished their projects by the end of the night. Bev Cochrane passed around cookies and then we were informed that the Tyrone ladies (U.C.W.) donated donated $30.00 to our group. We are very thankful for that! At 9:00 p.m. our meeting was adjourned by Merideth Real. is coming to town Santa Parade Special: Verticals and Mini Blinds Now... 40% to 50% OFF Plus... Lots of in-store specials! Drapery orders taken now guaranteed delivery for Christmas. motile# moâ CUSTOM DRAPERIES & INTERIORS "COMPLETE DESIGN SERVICE" Visit our Showroom 34-B King St. W., Bowmanville 623-2826 The money raised by the students students is very important, but the subtle lessons learned cannot be overlooked. The Terry Fox run is a memorable event because because it instills a sense of pride, friendship and a sense of community that students will take with them when they leave Bowmanville High. Can we ask for a better tradition than good citizenship? (Pictures by Janel Patel and Amanda Wright, story by Da- vina Johnston).