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4 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, March 14, 1984 Sim anb * distant % faat 50 Years Ago Thursday, March 15th, 1934 The Bowmanville Opera House was filled to capacity on two consecutive nights when the Legion Band presented presented the Black Diamond Minstrels. Members of the chorus were Winton Bag- nell, Archie Woods, Stan Robinson, R.E. Logan, A.W. Pickard, Willian Shotter, Roland Bates, Albert Gulley, Gulley, Alex Colville, James Pickard, E. S. Naylor, Henry Knight, Walter Woolley, James Brown, Orville Osborne, Osborne, W. Carruthers and Harold Foster. Bouquets of roses and carnations were presented to Mrs. J. Clark Bell, director and Mrs. M. A. Neal, pianist by Helen Jones and Ruth Abernethy on behalf of the Legion. The first president of the Bowmanville Hospital Board in 1913 was Mr. J.H.H. Jury, and the first superintendent superintendent of the hospital was Miss E. M. Bruce. Honor Roll for Senior Second Class of Central Public School, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, for March: George Cawker, Doris Clapp, Albert Albert Darch, Patsy Din- niwell, Betty Edger, Herman Herman Fice, Douglas Hamden, Arthur Hooper, Kenneth Hooper, Harvey Jones, Bernice Kimble, Reta Laphen, Morgan Mack, Thelma Martin, Margaret MacDonald, Doreen Oliver, Bud Pingle, Donald Rowe, Kathleen Roberts, Raymond Welsh, Alden Wheeler and Norma Wilcox. Wilcox. 25 Years Ago Thursday, February 26th, 1959 The Retail Merchants Section of the Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce working with Police Chief Bernard R. Kitney recently setup a warning system that is working well, and now has come to be regarded as a model for other centres. The Financial Post in the issue of February 14th carried carried a front page story on this Bowmanville chain reaction reaction system, and lauded its value. Last Friday the secretary-manager of the Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce, K.N. Morris, was visited by a member of the Public Relations Department Department of the Bell Telephone Telephone Company of Canada, who told Mr. Morris that he is writing an editorial on the warning system for the company paper. At an impressive ceremony ceremony last week, Scout Jim McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald, Silver St., Bowmanville, was presented with his Queen's Scout Badge, the highest award in Scouting. At a well attended meeting meeting in the Legion Hall on Sunday afternoon the United Rubber Workers Union, Local 189, ratified a new Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Canada, Canada, Ltd., contract for the Bowmanville plant. The members of the Union bargaining bargaining committee were D. ; Kemp, the president; H. Cobbledick, Tom Master- son, Jim Coyle and M. Prout. The contract which became effective Sunday, February 22nd, will terminate on February 19th, 1960. A general general wage increase of five cents an hour is given to all workers under the new contract. contract. The hiring rates are also increased by five cents an hour. The eight and a quarter hour shifts will be discontinued, and employees employees formerly working these shifts will work an eight hour shift per day. The rates of pay will be increased in varying amounts for the eight and a quarter hour jobs now reduced to eight hours. The rate for certain eight hour jobs will be increased increased per hour. Flood danger - Port Hope is still very worried about the danger of floods in their community They have set up a flood emergency committee, committee, established an emergency call of three 30 second blasts on the fire siren and arranged for sand bags. Mr. Stanley Wilkins, administrator administrator of the Memorial Hospital pointed out at the board meeting on Feb. 18 that the number of patient days for the month of January January 1959 were 1,658 as compared compared to 1,191 for January 1958. The average number of patients daily were 53.5 which is an increase of 15.1 over January 1958. 10 Years Ago Alex Carruthers, M.P.P., Durham officially opened the 3rd annual 1st Bowmanville Bowmanville Guide Mothers' Community Community Fair on March 16th at the new Bowmanville High School. Assisting in the ribbon cutting were Mrs. R. Nichols, District Guidé Commissioner and Andrea Moorcraft, 3rd Bowmanville Bowmanville Guides. Walter DeGeer was presented presented with the Paul Harris Fellowship Award last week during Bowmanville Rotary Club's 50th Anniversary Anniversary celebrations. Len Moelker and À1 Connell Connell weré in chargé of setting setting up a display for their marketing course in Grade XI at B.H.S. The furniture used in the display was supplied by Mulder's. The animal skins used belong to Keith Connell of Bowmanville Bowmanville Zoo. A Bon Voyage Party was given by Mrs. ' Glenholme Hughes at the Legion Hall on March 15th, for her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. James F. Krapp (Tina) who leave for Australia next week where Mr. Krapp is employed with Price Waterhouse, Chartered Chartered Accountants. Lung Disease Victims Do you suffer from emphysema, emphysema, chronic bronchitis or severe asthma? If the answer is "yes" then Durham Region Lung Association may be able to help. Beginning on Tuesday, April 10th, the local Christmas Seal organization will hold a Better Breathing Course for adults with respiratory respiratory disease, in the second floor Gymnasium at Oshawa General Hospital, 24 Alma Street, Oshawa, Offered free of charge as a Christmas Seal service, the Course will run for seven consecutive sessions during a four week period, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m. Course members will be taught breathing exercises, relaxation techniques and simple tolerance exercises. Medical professionals will be on hand throughout the Course to answer questions on medications, medications, diet and the overall management of lung disease. All exercise procedures will be under the direction of a licensed physiotherapist. This is a basic program, designed to give respiratory patients an introduction to self-help techniques which, when applied, can improve the quality of day-to-day living. For more information, or to apply for registration, contact Durham Region Lung Association Association at 723-3151, as soon as possible. Pssst DO YOU NEED? A Telephone System? A Filing System? An Office System? or just a desk, a chair, a typewriter or calculator CALL RON HARNDEN or Bruce Colwell For "FREE" Consultation From the Office Experts Select Office Systems 14 Meadowvlew Blvd. Box 625 Bowmanville, Ont. 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