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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 26, 1986 3 Head Table Guests at Eighth Annual Brotherhood Night The eighth annual Brotherhood Night for Bowmanville Bowmanville and area fraternal organizations took place on Tuesday, November 18. The following are head table guests in attendance at the banquet held in the St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church hall. Back row, from left: Brian Caswell, chairman of the even- Oddfellows; Gord Linton, of the Loyal Orange Lodge; Rev. Byron Yates, chaplain for the evening's events; and Joe Fernandez, representing the Knights of Columbus; Columbus; The front row, from left, includes Mayor John Winters, Dave Tillcock, representing the Masons; Rev. Bob Rumball, the guest speaker, and Mike Puk, Plant Here N ot Affected By Goodyear Etobicoke ^ ... i imnun orfn milnn t'nnrncon ing;' Duane Chrysler, of the Independent Order of of the Canadian Foresters. "Brotherhood is seeing people where they are and as they are." That was the message from Bob Rumball, guest speaker at the annual Brotherhood Night held in the hall of the St. Joseph's Church, Bowmanville, November November 18. of the On tario Mission of the Deaf, addressed members of local fraternal organizations organizations during the eighth annual annual brotherhood evening. Representatives from the Independent Order of Oddfellows, the Canadian Foresters, the Loyal Orange Lodge, the Masonic Order, and the Knights of Colum bus were in attendance. The guest speaker, a former professional football football player for the Toronto Argonauts and a pastor who has worked with the deaf for almost 30 years, reminded reminded the group that "We are our brother's keeper, whether "we like it or not." In a discussion of his work f Adam and Eve Unisex Hairstyling 21 Temperance Street announces the return of TERRY COOK With 10 years expertise in hair care, I am looking forward to serving my past clients as well as the new. I can be reached Thursday, iff tijB Friday, and Saturdays at: - TjP' 623-4191 PERMS NOW 20% OFF fil:- JBHI Appointment not always necessary. with the deaf, Rev. Rumball said more is being done in Ontario for this group than at any other place in the- world. For example, there was a time when the deaf were forbidden by law to serve as teachers and when they could not apply to work in the government. Today, those days are behind us as people learn to look beyond pre-judgements and see the person who is there. Reaching out and touching touching someone's life is what brotherhood is all about, Rev. Rumball said. Activities of the Ontario Mission of the Deaf include summer camps, group homes, foster homes, men's and women's hostels. In all, there are about 8,500 deaf persons in Ontario, Rev. Rumball said. . . Happy First Birthday Hi, my name is Jeremy Neil. I turned one year old Oct. 2,1986. My mommy and daddy are Nancy and William Kuzenko of Oshawa. I also have a four year old big brother Justin. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kuzenko of R.R. 1 Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. Andre Verbrugghe of Orono. Waverley Public by Rob Savage The Goodyear Canada Inc. plant in Bowmanville will not be affected by the recent shutdown announced announced at a plant in Toronto, Toronto, a company spokesman spokesman said on Monday. Industrial Relations Manager Manager Charlie Trim said he wasn't aware of any direct or indirect impacts that would be felt in Bowmanville Bowmanville from the closing of the Etobicoke plant. The announcement of the Chainsaw Clinic A free Chainsaw Safety Workshop is being presented presented on Saturday, November November 29 at Reinstra's Garage, Newtonville. The event is held in conjunction with The Farm Safety Association Association Inc. The workshop will include include films and displays on topics such as: proper maintenance, proper notching, notching, proper felling, kick back, vibration, safe working working practices and protective equipment. The discussion and presentation presentation will be held between between 1-3 p.m. at Reinstra's Garage. Pltch-ln i v.b ill MYLES TV 3 Silver St., Bowmanville Telephone 623-3482 FMR620R 26"" Compact ColorTrak TV with stereo adaptor jack (adapter optional, extra). ChanneLock digital remote control. Cable tuning---up to 64 channels--plus VHF and UHF channels,' channels,' One-touch Auto-Programming. Three speakers: two 4" and one 2". Plastic cabinet in Walnut finish. H-2W, W-25'//, D-18V-". 18-button ChanneLock digital remote control Chnngo channels by direct pushbutton, pushbutton, scanning up or down and previous channel recall. 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They told the students what it was like to fight in the war and then explained that there were many people who worked behind the scenes in the war such as Red Cross volunteers. After the minute of silence, Michelle Tremeer, a former student of Waverley played reveille on her trumpet. The junior choir sang a song titled "Clouds". Mr. Thompson accompanied accompanied i his class on the guitar as they sang "One Night I Had The Strangest Dream". Various classes presented choral reading. Steven Marmara Marmara and I Tracy Moriarity _ presentede» wreath.,A film, on Remembrance D-uy waif' shown to the Students, ft showed showed people who had fought in the war and how different countries observe Remembrance Remembrance Day. We should remember remember those who died for us and be thankful that we were not involved. Houseleague Soccer and Houseleague Dodgeball - by Collin Taggart The houseleague soccer is finally over. The championship championship game was played on Thursday. The Headers played played the Whizzers. The final score was 3 -1 for the Headers. The goals for the Headers were scored by Scott Anderson Anderson - 2 and Collin Taggart -1. Adam Bothwell scored the only goal for the Whizzers. Congratulations to both teams who had an excellent game. The next houseleague sport will be Dodgeball. Some people might ask how do you play Dodgeball? Dodgeball is a game where you try to hit a player on the other team with a ball below the waist. Once you are hit you go into the King's court and try to hit the other team while you are in there. We hope everybody enjoys enjoys Dodgeball as they did enjoy soccer. Career Week by Chrystal Whyte Last week was Career Week at Waverley Public School. Mrs. Pitt and Mrs. Anyan our Librarian worked very hard scheduling different people with different careers. From Ontario Hydro, Mr. Bernard from Toronto came to talk about electricity with the help of his display. Charles Trim from Goodyear came with two video tapes and told us how many different things Goodyear Goodyear makes. For the Primary grades Mrs. Garrett a nurse from Memorial Hospital In Bowmanville, talked about what she does. No one in the world could talk about every career but there is a video tape for young children called Library Bd. There will be some new faces on : the Town of Newcastle Newcastle Library Board as the result of two recent resignations. resignations. On October 27, at the Town Council meeting, Councillor Ann Cowman was appointed to the Newcastle Newcastle Library Board. Councillor Cowman's post was previously held by Councillor Marie Hubbard. In addition, Michael Dc- ngis, a school board representative representative on the library board submitted, a verbal resignation. The mailer will be taken to Town Council, at which time another appointment will ln> made. Etobicoke closing was made last Friday. Employees were told that "restructuring" was behind the decision to end the operation, operation, following the parent parent company's efforts to defeat defeat a takeover bid from an Anglo-French financier. In total, 1,557 salaried and union employees in Toronto Toronto will be permanently laid off next May 31. The plant will be torn down and the property at Etobicoke's Lake Shore Blvd. W. will be sold, according according to plans announced by the company last week. The Bowmanville plant was first established 76 years ago when representatives representatives came to Toronto looking looking to set up some Canadian sites. A search began for a factory factory close to power supplies, railroads and shipping and they soon discovered discovered the Durham Rubber Rubber Co. in Bowmanville. The company was bought by Goodyear and became the company's first manufacturing manufacturing firm outside the U. S. The Etobicoke plant was established soon after, and was among the eight branch offices and 100 Goodyear GO centres to be set up in the ensuing 76 years. MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 Dundas St. E„ Whitby 668-6828 DURHAM REGION'S No. 1 IMPORT TRUCK DEALER MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY % "Harriets Magic Hats". It told many children that they could be anything they wanted, like a Beekeeper, Park Interpreter, Interpreter, Vegetable Professor, Grain Elevator, Pasta Maker, Forester or Garbage Collector, Collector, For the years to come I hope Waverley will have many more Career Weeks.' Partners in Action -by Sarah Black Mrs. Moffat and Mrs. Anyan are doing a unit called Partners in Action. It is a co-operative unit, planned, taught by the teacher and librarian. This year Mrs. Moffat's Moffat's class is doing creative writing and designing books. They are spending three weeks on this subject. They have already watched a film on Judy Blume, author of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and Superfudge. Looking for books :by authors they, have enjoyed and our young Waverley 1 authors was ■ another activity they engaged in. They are doon going to define the characters, setting, plot, climax and the conclusion conclusion to their books. The class also discussed about illustrations illustrations and used story boards to plan individual stories. One half of the class goes to the library and works with Mrs. Anyan while the other half stays in the classroom. Mr. Stewart, Vanessa Stewart's father, is an author who is going to visit. By the third week they will have their good copy done and they will do all of the following: the student will share the book with the class, share with a primary class and display book in school library. After they will use it as a gift or keep it for themselves. 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