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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 21j 1979 Section Two Glen Prout New, President Canadian Cancer Society 1149 Vears Ago Thursday, November 6,1930 Bowmanville Council decided at its regular meeting ta purchase Raynes praperty of 23 acres for park purposes for $250. Rotary Cub bas agreed to purchase land to supply approach to park on Queen Street. Cost of making' roadway and grading same to creek will cost about $2500, and will provide work for 20 >men for more than a month. Pupils on the honor roll for December in Room 12 -primer A - Helen Tigbe, Marion Mahood, Dorothy Downe, Rex Ward, Morgan Mwocî Primer B - Allan Mahood, Joyce Richards, Elmer ýGibson, Helen Tait, Murray Grant, Freda Churchill, Patsy Dînniwell. Primer C - Eddie Smith, Frank Burns, Lorne Gibson, Frank Symons, Ruth Stevens. Primer D - Kenneth Hooper. . Thie beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Clemes, 123 South Drive, Toronto, was the scene of a happy gathering on Tuesday when more than 60 members of the Durham Club assembled for the first meet- ing of the season. Mr. Clarence Ferguson was one of the students from Emmanuel College, Toronto, who assisted in the services at Woodville United Churcb on Sunday, October 26. 25 Years Ago November 4, 1954 Cliff Samis, treasurer of the Arena Management Commit- tee, turfied over a cheque for $2,000, the profit realized on the operation of the Bowman- ville Memorial Arena during the 1953-54 season, to Major Morley Vanstone at council meeting on Monday night. There were 10 contestants in the public speaking contest for the West Durham publie scbools held at Solina on October 27. The speakers were Terry Wraight, Hampton, Jack Swain, Blackstock, Betty DeVries, Blackstock, Leone Smith, Bethany, John Alun, Providence, Beverly Smith, Bowmanville, Wesley Dixon - B.T.S., Norma Jakeman, Fallis Scbool, Bruce Bowman, Darlington, Howard Rundle, Bowmanville. The Rt. Rev. Geoffrey Hodgson Warde, M.A., Lord Bishop of Lewes, England was guest speaker at the Conference on the Town and Country Churcb, beld November lst. Maple Grove Cammunity prsetd jackets to the chmins of the Darlington Junior Soccer League on October 27th, which were presented to team members by William Laird, and coaches Howard Bradley and Ron Brooks. Ray Preston on behaîf of the team presented the coaches witb trophies. HAYDON NEWS (Intended for Iast week> November 5th, Club 21 ladies met at the centre ta set up tables and price items for the bazaar. We bad aur business session during lunch with Kay Buttery as cbairwaman. Jim Tabb is to be paid for taking away debris from a fallen tree. Our caretaker Bill was received and dealt witb. Collection was taken up and it was decided next year we will replace aur bazaar with a bake sale. Our Christmas pot luck supper was planned, for December lth. Gerlinda Haunstein bad been asked previausly ta the meetings and cansented ta buy and pack candy bags. Jean Garrord is ta ask one of aur young mathers if she would b1elp with the small cildren's part of the concert. Blanche Jones offer- ed ta approach some of the young folk for a selection of music. Our yaung ladies are ta decorate the Christmas tree which was s0 generausly given by Mrs. John Roth. Eileen Blackburn ta ask Douglas Blackburn to get another item of music. June Trewin is responsible for asking an old friend to come with bis guitar and bring bis family for supper and the biggest attraction to get special attention, Santa Claus. Sandwich making was to be on November 7tb at 10 a.m. at Meta Swain's for bazaar lunch. One of aur own ladies, Mrs. Jack Potts, was the lucky one ta bave ber name drawn for the quilt draw and cushion that went with it. Congratula- tions Gladys. Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and family fram Waodstock, N.B., have been holidaying and staying with is parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and family, Port Degeer, Mr. Jim Jones, Mrs. Meta Kellar were supper guests witb the Jack Jones family, and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and family of Waadstack, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton and Timotby, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashtan's. Mrs. Lloyd Sieman was Monday dinner guest of Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Taylor, Orano and supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Reid, Orano. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain attended the Armistice dinner at the Legian Hall on Saturday evening. Mrs. Lloyd Slemon was dinner guest of Mrs. Manada McLean, Bowmanville on Monday. Sympatby is extended, to Mrs. Wanda McNeil and Lori in the death of mather and grandmatber, the late Mrs. Malley. The Darlingtan Park contralled waterfowl bunt is aperating tbis year from a baîf bour befare sunrise until 12 noon - Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. There are six blinds available on Lake Ontario at $8 per twa-man blind. It is boped tbe noon bour closing will imprave the bunting in this area by allawing ducks ta congregate tbrougbout the afternaon and evening. on Insuation and Laor Yes .. If your home was'bulIt prior ta 1961, you may quallfy for the governiment grant that wiII pay Up ta $350.00 for materlals plus -½/30f abor up ta$160.00 Insuate NOW and SAVE! For more information and f ree estimates, eall Hutton E& Wîggans Insulation Telephione 623-2551 Bowmanville Member of the Btter Business Bureau BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountancy WILLIAM C. HALL B,,.Comm. Chartered Accountant 36'/2 King St. E., Oshawa Telephone 725-6539 WM. J. H. COGOINS Chartered Accotant 115 Liberty Street South Bowmanville Phone 623-3612 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. 118 King St. East, Suite 2 623-6555 WINTERS & SUTHERLAND Chartered Accountants 23 Silver St., Bowmanville 623-9461, 20 Coiborne St. W., Oshawa 579-5659 Dental DR. ANGUS M. BLAIR D.D.S. 26 Frank St., tUowmanville (near Dominion Store) Office Hou rs: 9:30 a.rm. to 9 p. m. inclUdingSaturday Telephone 623-3181 PATRICK G. DEafiAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 36 King St. W. 623-4473 Office Hours: Mon., ThUrs. & Fni 8:30 'tii 5:00 Wednesday 8:30 'tii noon Closed Tuesdays Chiropractic LAWRENCE A. GREY Doctor of Chiropractic 270 King St. East Bowmanville Phone 623-4004 G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. Chiropractor Office: 15 Elgin Street Corner of Hrsey Street Phone 623-5509 Office Hours: By appointment LEONARD JAY, B.Sc., D.C. Doctor of Chiropractiç 96 OUeen Street Bowmanville * Phone 623-9297 A new siate of officers was elected as well as a guest, speaker featured at the annual meeting, of the Bowmanville Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society on October 25 at St. Paul's United Church. Glen Prout is the new president of the Unit for 1979-80 with Charles Trim as campaign chairman, Sue Petch as education chairman and Kay Rehder in charge of service ta patients. The complete list of newy elected officers is included elsewhere in this paper to, be clipped and saveci for anyone wishing ta volunteer their services to the Cancer Society or for those requiring particular assistance. Dr. V. Cecil Wright of London, Ontario spoke on "New Developments in Female Cancer - The Use of Carbon Dioxide Laser". Dr. Wright has b een a Medical Advisor for the Province of Ontario Canadian Cancer Society and it was with the aid of a scholarship from the Society that he studied ini England for a year. There, pap smear programmes were conducted free of charge to patients and upon his return to London, Ontario, Dr. Wright initiated programmes of the same nature. It was an ear, nose and throat specialist in the United States who began to use a laser beam to remove growths and gyneculogists began to attach a laser to the already- used cuiprascope for treat- ment as well as detection of cancer of the cervix. Women can be treated for four to five minutes witb a minimum of discomfort on an out-patient basis. Dr. Wright stressed that early detection is essential ý1.49 PKZ m69 PKG. 0F2 so TOASTMASTER MFG. 6' OFF LABEL Crusty Loaf -Bread therefore regular medical check-ups with a pap smear as part of the routine is manditory. Earlier in October, Lynda Gibson of the education com- mittee and Cathy Aitken, transportation chairman for the Bowmanville Unit, attend- ed a Service to Patients Conference at the Prince Hotel in Toronto. Almost 300 other volunteers attended the two day'conference entitled "Communicate and Partici- pate" ta participate in work- shoos andta hear distinguish- ed speakers. Dr. E. H. Pakes, a Child and Family Psychiatric Consul- tant ta Oncology (tumours) at the Hospital for Sick Children and Princess Margaret Hospital, spoke on "Children, Cancer and the Rest of Us". Dr. Pakes bas studied the psychological' impact of serious illness on children for 15 years. Dr. Rose Sheinin is a scientist specializing in tumour viruses and she spoke on the role of volunteer ONTARIO GROWN CANADA NO. 1 GRADE 4A Rutabagas LB.14 PRODUCE 0F U.S.A. à Peanuts-in-the-SheIl LB. 8 MADE IN CANADA E.11 Flame.GloEA19 CASE Q Firlog- 0F6 1.99~ 16-OZ. SIZE .5 BEAVER, VAC PAK 350 g 9 Salted Pean uts TIN -.5 REGULAR, DIP, SALT & VINEGAR, BARBECUE OR SOU R CR EME 'N'ONI1ON FLAVOR ED Hostess 200 gi Potato Chips PKG. 7 BRmAO Paste Q3TINS z.87 Lancia Lasagna PG. .69- LANCIA Plain Noodies 2PKGS.00 BRAVO 3L 39 CON FIDETS Beitiess Maxi PadE ASSORTED VA RIETI ES REVLON FLEX Conditioner or Sha SYLVANIA. FROSTED 15, 25,40, 60 OR 100 WATT Light Bulbs ASSORTED FRAGRANCES AIR CARE Soiid Air Fresheners HIGH LINER, FROZEN Haddock Fish Sticl FLEISCHMANN'S, REGULA 100% PURECORNOIL SI Sof t Margarine 1 workers in her presentation, "A Contribution to Society". Princess Margaret Hospital was algo open to the general public on October 14 as part of the conference activities, markin~ its 2lst year as Canadals largest cancer treat- ment and research centre. YELVERTON NEWS (Intended for last week) Miss Lana Malcolm contributed a fine solo with ber own guitar accompani- ment on Sunday a.m. Church service. 1Mrs. Dave Robinson and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Balfour Moore. Mr. Quenton Robinson spent the weekend with bis parents home for the weekend from Kemptville Callege. Fallowing their auction sale Mr. anci Mrs. Norman Wilson have moved into their new home at the southern end of the Janetville subdivision. This community extends sincere best wishes to Isabel and Norman for many years of happy retirement in their new surroundings. The Wilsons have spent ail of their' married years in our community and have consistently been active participants in our community's Churcb and community. Needless to say they will be greatly missed in ensuing months. 1Mrs. Frank Glasbergen 77 King Street East, Bowmanville Values Effective at Bowma nville Store Only' CUl RO CANADA GRADE A BEEF BONELESS, OUTSIDE Round Steak Roastso LB. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF T-.Bone Steaks, LB. 2.09 NOVEMBER Rsh&Seafood Month PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, ROUNDLB3 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SMOKEDC Canadian Kippers LB. 9 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN Tuo Fillets LB.14 PREVIOUSLY PROZEN Hadoc Fillets LB.1 3 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN ONTARIO GRi Mushrc LB, M PRODUCE 0F U.S.A. New Crop, Sunkist SZ Navel Oranges DOZ. PRODUCE 0F U.S.A. i Spinach F PRO DUCE 0F U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE panish-Type Onions VALIANT, FLAVOPED ASSORTEO FLAVORS Drink Mix 1707 RO Crystals PKG. 89 NO GARLIC, POLSKI OR GARLIC Bick's Diii Pickles JARLZ. 9 TETLEY, ORANGE PEKOF BOX 9G Tea Bags OF 144 2u9 SUNNY GOLO, AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS 2 2.89 Sultana Raisins -K.2-fi QUAKER, ASSORTED VARIETIES Ready to Serve 9 TO11OZ. 7 Oatmeal PKGS. .7 PRICES EFFECTIVE WED.,NOV. 2 TO SAT., N OV. 24, 1979. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. CEATT Grey Cup, Party Pariners MAPLE LEAF, MARBLED CYhedr Ceee L CYhedarChEes iL. .9 MAPLE LEAF Cocktail Sausages 8 -on or Wieners PKG *.8 SHOPSYIS Cole Slaw or 240OZ.O Potato Salad TU a%# MAPLE LEAF, 'ýBEERFEST IS à Bavarian Sausage PKG' .t SCHNEIDER'S, NATURAL CASING ff Pepperettes 4 xZ PKG. SHOPSY'S, BOILABLE POUCH 4f Corned Beef 4 x 57 9 PKGS. .6 Old Vienna Salamyic5HOugB 1.9tp CANADA PACKERS, RANCH BRAND RINDLESS, SLICED Bacon 1-LB. PMG participated in the Arts and Crafts show in the Recreation Centre in Blackstock with a demonstration of ber cake decorating prowess. Master Dwayne Glasbergen observed bis birthday with- several relatives in attendance. Canada bas a total area of over 9.1 million s quare kilometres. However, only i1 per cent or about 1 million square kilometres, is capable of any form of agricultural use including rough grazing. STORE HOURS Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 9-6 Thurs. & Fr1. 9-9 OPEN SUN DAY 10-5 WE DELI VER TELEPHONE 623-4161 E CUT FROM CANADA GRADE ;"A"BEIEF Stea«-ks LB. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF BON ELESS FULL SLICE OR BOTVOM CUT Round, Steaks LB. 2.09qn CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF BONELESS 21 Inside Round Steak L,..1 SITSPREMIUM 1.29à Wieners , PKG. 19W DEVON, STORE PACKED à Breakfast Sausages LB.e7 SWIFTS PREMIUM, SLICED SELECTED POPULAR VARIETIES B OZ Sandwich Meats PKG .5 AYLMER, CHOICE' Cream Style Corn or Peas» 14-FL.à OZ. TI N ASSORTED VARIETIES MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI Lancia Pasta 2-LB. PKG.6 LIBBY'S, IN TOMATO SAUCE Spaghettil Zoodies orA 8-FL.Nam Aipha-Getti -4TI1NSý CAMPBELL'S OZ. TIN Chick:nioupa BRAVO, PLAIN 28IFL. Spaghetti Sauce OZ.TIN*a BUDGET, ASSORTED COLORS Bathroom Tissue CHOCOLATE FUDGE CREME, OATMEAL CHOCOLATE CHIP, BEST ASSORTMENT, VENETIAN CREME OR CINNAMON SWIRLS C.olonial 450 gTO omAI Biscuits PKGS. 0' 100% PURE, FROM FLORIDA Old South Orange Juice Nescaf é Instant Coffee p almolive Uquid Detergeî PKG O 5s OF12 .99 / FROZEN, 5-INCH SIZE DELUXE OR PEPPERONI 350 mL m BTL. l.AfI i ucCain vr'oeck ampoo Pi zzas PKG. - 2-9 Look for 7 .69 these ~k ~2.9 cards! Take advantage of these rnany .AR ORUNSALTEO supplier reductions through- 2EVOF 8 l ut the store. The expiry date TUBS *U appears on each card. n, 121/2FL 89m JAR 5m77 24 FL. OZ._ PLST.BTL um. 4 T015 OZ l~ PKGS . Dim and Distant Past oo Save PRODUCE 0F U.S.A. Iroccol i 4-ROLL 7