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10--Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 26th, 1976 WHO'S WHO IN BOWMAN VILLE MacDonald Ford A WELL RESPECTED AUTO DEALER SERVING CUSTOMERS THROUGHOUT THE AREA. 219 KING STREET E AST 623-4481 We find very few communities the size of Bowmanville can boast of a. Ford Motors Sales and Service representation comparable to the firm of MacDONALD FORD. It represents one of the most modern and up to date automobile sale and service centres in this part of Ontario, which is the result of years of dependable service to the public. When in the market for a new car or better used car, you will find no better place to make your selection than MacDONALD FORD. Fair and honest business policies have elevated this firm into a leading position. Successfully guided by Les MacDonald, Pres, and Mike Dupuis, Manager, each and every member of the staff has played an important part towards its success. To be a winner or leader you have to have a winning combination. MacDONALD FORD Has this combination -- the excellent products of FORD MOTORS plus proper pre-service and excellent service after sales - combined with well chosen staff, who through their courteous attention makes you a highly Valued Customer for years to Come. When you want to get back to basics of the "Good Old Days" visit MacDONALD FORD ; where you'll find yourself intermingled into their success story as Bowmanville's outstanding auto dealer we are pleased to review and recommend. Bowmanville Sports Cycle & Toys CATERS TO ALL SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS IN THE AREA 6-10 KING STREET, EAST 623-3531 This very reputable firm was established in October 1974. It has become well recognized as the Sports Headquarters of this part of the area. This is the store where all sports enthudiasts can obtain the best in supplies for all sports at reasonable prices. Maintaining a reputation as being most accomodating to the many people they serve, this top rated business firm has an enviable record for the largest selection „at the best prices, and has met with great favour with the people,throughout the County. Their large and varied selection includes the best selection in Baseball and Softball equipment, hobbies, crafts, also Hockey Equipment. They have a large selection of CCM and RALEIGH bikes from 3 speed to 10 speed and repair all kinds of bicycles. So whatever Your pleasure Be In Spirts, BOWMANVILLE SPORTS AND CYCLE AND TOYS SHOP can look after your requirements most efficiently. By visiting this store regularly, you will get acquainted with their, vast selection of Sporting Goods plus friendly advice on your requirements provided by AL WIHLIDAL and entire staff for regardless of whether you are purchasing or just looking around, you are always made Welcome at BOWMANVILLE SPORTS CYCLE AND TOYS SHOP. Rice Bowl Restaurant AN EXCEPTIONAL DINING PLACE IN THE AREA 50 KING STREET, EAST 623-3703 One of Bowmanville's very prominent family dining places is THE RICE BOWL RESTAURANT. This business is successfully guided by DICK SETO who has a wealth of experinece in the restaurant business I and created a friendly atmosphere not to be found elsewhere. * , The RICE BOWL, Restaurant has a successful combination, perfect hosts, excellent dining facilities and superb food. Their facilities are cleverly decorated and clearly create a beautiful dining atmosphere. This is not just another restaurant. It is a valuable contribution to the area and features the*most exclusive selection of excellent foods and is where quick, friendly service is a speciality, and taste tempting Chinese and Canadian cuisine, at its best, that will be sure to please your appetite. Dine in the relaxing atmosphere of Oriental grandeur...subdued, grandeur...subdued, exotic...and exciting, designed to compliment your every wish in dining pleasure. The chefs here put tremendous efforts and consummate skill into their cra|t and produce dishes of which they can be justly proud. Good food lovers from the entire area have discovered the ehartn and hqspitality, combined with the excellent food at THE RICE BOWL RESTAURANT which is highly recommended for the Excellence in Dining Pleasure. Olympic TV the best Canadian television .viewers .viewers will find themselves in the best seat for this year's Olympic Games coverage. The phrase that the CBC is using is: "Only the athletes will be closer to thé action!" And, it's true. CBC-TV coverage will focus on both our Canadian athletes , and the leading competitors from around the world, A minimum 175 hours of coverage is planned, from the opening cérémonies on Saturday, Saturday, July 17. to the closing ceremonies on Sunday, August August 1, with the vast majority of it being'live. Each day during the Games, CBC-TV coverage will be broken down into three major blocks. The first block signs on at 10 a.m, (all times are given in eastern daylight and must be adjusted for the various time zones), and runs until 12 noon. The second block gets under way at 1:30. p.m. and goes until 6 p.m. The. prime time schedule, which Will undoubtedly gain thé largest share of the viewing audience, calls for Olympic coverage from 7 p.m. until 11 p.m. The entire day's events will be followed, at 12 midnight by a one-hour highlight package. This package will be a ■ ' 'consult-your-local listings ' ' item, since some areas will be running it in a morning-after time slot. Basic coverage will originate originate out of the Montreal CBC building, with Ernie Afagartis and Lloyd Robertson anchoring anchoring the telecasts. From that central point viewers will be taken on a daily visual trip of< the various Olympic sites, where CBC cameras ■foil] present the action as it happens, Much thought has gone into the CBG decision to carry in excess of 11 hours of Olympics telecasting each day during the Games. Suffice Suffice it to say that European coverage will be even more, extensive. Many television networks are planning between between 12 and 14 hours a day. Bob Moir, CBC-TV's executive executive producer of the 1976 Olympics, recently stated, "When the time arrives and the Games are finally here, the major complaint will be that we are not bringing enough of the Olympic Games to Canada, and Canadians. Canadians. The Olympic Games are so big, so international, so packed with emotion, that no one in Canada realizes just how big, nor how emotional. When the Canadian team enters the Olympic stadium shortly after three o'clock on the day , of the opening ceremonies, this country will go on an emotional binge the like of which we haven't seen in a long, long time". For Canada, the Olympics are probably a bnce-in-a-Jife- time event, arid 'CBC-TV is prepared to put its best foot forward. The coverage, with a unique combination of domestic ,and international camera positions, will be without parallel.. Canadian viewers will see the world's top athletes and the world's finest television coverage by simply tuning in to CBC-TV. Clarke High School ELECTIONS By Jo-Anne Danilko On Friday , May 21 elections for next year's students council executives were held.' For the president's position, Greg Winterhelt ran against Ted Brady and, Kevin Malik who ran together to form a co-presidency. In his speech, Greg stated that he would like to see movies, ping pong, car washes, washes, a farm fest, a winter carnival and he would also like to see the students council financially stable. He also said that he would give the vice-president more responsibility responsibility and power. Ted Brady and Kevin Malik ran for the co-presidency position. They said that, they'd do their best and have fund raising campaigns. They said that they would listen to the students suggestions. They would try to supply students with what they want and they Would keep the students well informed • Brian Hoogkamp and Dan Hopkins both grade 12 students students ran against each other for the position of vice-president. vice-president. Brian said that he would give an honest effort and he would try and raise school spirit. Dan stated that he would like to see a walk-a-thon, a bike-a-thon, and more band dances. At the completion of thef speeches, Paul Quinriey, the k co-president of this year's students council spoke of their accomplishments for this year. A • new constitution for Clarke was introduced as well as flag football and monster ball. A farm fest and a roller skating outing took place. Assembles were held frequently frequently to keep the students informed of the students council activities and the magazine campaign was a big success. Paul stated the Clarke had "unique school spirit". Greg Winterhelt was elected elected for next year's president and Dan Hopkins was chosen for vice-president, i Call your licensed Plumbing and Mechanical Contractor who sells, installs and guarantees CARMAi \ Plumbing and Heating Phone 983-5207 Orono JAN S FLOWER & GIFT SHOPPE SERVING ORONO, NEWCASTLE BOWMANVILLE and OSHAWA WE DELIVER MAIN STREET, ORONO. PHONE 983-9500 Uniquely designed... beautifully easy to use. KODAK EK6 Instant Camera Mow Available for $71.95 armac ORONO, ONT. • 983-^009 J. H. 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