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Festival Days are now history Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 15.1987 3 Act Nonchalant, Ladies, and Maybe It 9 ll Go Away Neefclefcon-Gaeearea Nawa by Mabel Cawker Festival Days--Now History Hie Bahamas Festival Days is now history and what an exciting 3 days it proved to be. The Scugog Chamber of Commerce went all out to make the Festival interesting and fun for all age groups. Everyone "got into the swing of things" with colourful costumes...decorated stores...exotic foods and drink in keeping with the Bahamas theme. There were many exciting things to do...and see... it sure was fun I The enthused crowd enjoyed the many events immensely I The hard working committee is to be congratulated for a great effort! We'll be "gearing" up next year for another challenging Festival...sponsored Festival...sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Commerce. They deserve a "pat on the back!" Nestleton Presbyterian Church The regular 10 a.m. service on Sunday morning was conducted by Miss Susan Swann, in the absence of Rev. F. Swann who is on holidays. Mrs. Shirley Scott played for the hymns. The Scripture reading was Matthew 14: verses 22-32, and the sermon was based on the story of Peter walking on the water in the storm. Prayers were offered for elder Mr. George Scott who is convalescing convalescing in Centenary Hospital. Church service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Social Items of Interest William * Edith Walker of Oshawa, were Saturday supper guests with son David and Regenia Walker, Avril * Kyle of Scugog Point. Sam k Mabel Cawker of Scugog Pt. Rd., had a pleasant visit with Irving Irving fc Marion Boyd of London, Ontario, Ontario, over a tempting luncheon at Conway Place Restaurant in Port Perry, on Wednesday at noon. It was just great to see them again..after a few years..and hear TtiE CUTTING POST Family Haircare The Cutting Post Is pleased to announce announce the addition of JOANNE PIERIK to its staff starting Saturday, July 18th. We hope that her past customers will enjoy the same friendly service. Please phone her at 623-4551. 67 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-4551 the latest family news. Mrs. Nets Fish, Nestleton, and daughter Audrey Leishman of Rea boro, spent an afternoon visiting with another daughter.Marlene Bannister of Peterborough. They enjoyed a bit of shopping..then had dinner together. A lovely day of visiting I Alan & Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, were Saturday morning callers with parents Sam & Mabel Cawker at the Scugog Point Rd. farm, and caught up on the family news over a refreshing beverage. Lawrence k Gwen Malcolm of Nestleton, called on her aunt, Mrs. H.J. Brooks at Maple Grove recently. Bonnie Billon and her five children are holidaying with her parents Lawrence A Gwen Malcolm this week while the four oldest are at a church camp at Brighton. Nestleton United Cherch With Arthur k Barb Weir and family greeting at the door at Nestleton United, the service was held in the S.S. Room, with a very good attendance. Much cooler downstairs and the service was kept short. Rev. Dale Davis spoke on, "Why Come To Church?" based on Scripture portions from Nehemiah and I Corinthians. In the choir...Janice & Leslie MacKenzie sang a duet. Gwen Malcolm organist. Friday, August 14, at 5:30 p.m. a church Auction Sale at Nestleton United Church is being planned. The church will be open on Thursday, August 13, to let people drop off items for the Auction. The UCW will have a bake table. A telephone committee committee will call members of the congregation congregation to see if they have something to donate. Wedding Anniversary Attended Last weekend Norm k Bernice Mairs of Nestleton, attended the 45th Wedding Anniversary of Carman Carman k Amy Kent of Sundridge. The celebration was held at the honoured couple's cottage at Lake Bernard. Relatives were present from Saskatchewan and other western points as well as local friends. A good round of visiting and reminiscing was enjoyed..then a tasty picnic was partaken of...later the reception was held with more delicious food and many lovely gifts were received by the couple. The brother of the bride entertained with poetry and several songs in honour of the occasion...then the guests were invited to join in...and sang to end a very happy anniversary. Our "Best Wishes" to the honoured couple couple for many more joyous celebrations! s Caesarea Commenlty Church A good service with a nice congregation congregation at the Caesarea Church. Student Teo Hoekstra conducted the service with Dan Pugh Jr. reading the Scripture and Arden Maschke leading the Responsive reading. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford presented a fine message on "How To Make The Right Decisions" from the book of Ruth. Ch. 1: 16. Marjorie Pugh was in charge of the children's church during the service. Music - Anne Maschke and Kathy Watts. The Vacation School will be held the last week in July with Teo Hoekstra in charge. Regatta News Keep in mind the Lake Scugog An nual Regatta will be held on the Civic Holiday weekend - August 1, 2 and 3. This will be the 55th year to be held in Caesarea..and there is to be many activities for all ages...a weekend for folks to really enjoy themselves. Start making plans now for this major 3 day event for Caesarea. For instance: The children's parade is on Saturday, August 1, starting from the Fire Hall at 10 a.m. so - start lining up your costumes for this exciting event now..so you won't miss out! Another thing to remember: The Caesarea Golf Tournament to be held July 25 at Sunnybrae Golf Course -1 mile south of Port Perry. Registration at 8:30 a.m. sharp. Shot-gun start at 9 a.m. Of interest too: Ladies special ball game is organized for Friday, July 31 - married ladies versus single . ladies...under the direction of Linda Linda Hughes and Joan Pearce. Should be exciting! Student Job Centre Sets New Records by Jeff Hubbell The Bowmanville branch of the Canada Employment Centre for Students has been having a "banner year" in the words of Student Student Placement Officer Jeff Simser. "It's been great. I think I've been breaking records for student placements here," he said "It's just been amazing." The Canada Student Employment Employment Centre is designed designed to assist high school and college students find summer employment. This year, most students who register register with the Centre haven't had to wait long before before an employer calls them. "As of this morning (July 13), I have 610 students registered registered here," said Mr. Simser. We've already reached last year's total for the whole month of July, SUMMER LONDON FOG All Weather Coats-30% OFF SPRING AND SUMMER Dresses 30% OFF ONE RACK - ASSORTED SIZES AND STYLES Dresses $19.99 to $29.99 PANTS - SKIRTS - JACKETS - SHORTS - JUMPSUITS All Summer Sportswear 30% OFF SKIRTS - PANTS - BLOUSES - TOPS One Rack - Sizes 38 to 44...... Vi PRICE TEDDYS - CAMISOLES - HALF SLIPS - SLEEPWEAR Selected Lingerie Vz PRICE SUMMER PURSES AND Tote Bags 30% OFF Many more specials on the sidewalk and throughout the store! MONSTROUS SAVINGS ALL 3 DAYS THURS., FBI., SAT. - JULY 16-17-18 ALL SALES FINAL • NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS ALL0UISE FASH0NS 49 King St. W. 623-5854 Bowmanville and we've managed 450 placements by 340 employers employers so far." Jobs have ranged from picking raspberries to construction construction and office work, and for the most part, employers employers have been pleased with the students who have been working for them. "There's bound to be some complaints," said Mr. Simser (himself a law student student at Queen's University). "Once in a while a kid doesn't show up or something. something. But, on the whole, the employers have been very pleased." Sometimes a temporary job leads to full-time work, but not always with the company company that originally did the hiring. At the St. Mary's Cement Cement company's recent anniversary anniversary event, 14 students were hired for three days' work. Many of them found other employers at the event, and went on to better jobs after their three day commitment was up. Other students have tried their hand at being entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs, and while there haven't been too many, ideas put into practice, some students are managing managing quite well with lawn care and babysitting businesses. businesses. One client of the Student Employment Centre is the Downtown Business Improvement Improvement Area, which hired ajstudent to help with weeding, picking,up litter, and païintiQjfcj BLA Board Member, Len^gendermari, who did the "hiring, said "just the fact that she's out there...is good. She seems to be working out quite well." Letter to The Editor Dear Mr. James: On behalf of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum Board, I wish to extend our sincere thanks for the excellent coverage provided to us by your paper recently. (The Canadian Statesman, July 8, 1987) The 250 people who attended attended all had an enjoyable afternoon. Please forward our thanks and compliments compliments to Miss Hepburn of your staff for the kind words arid excellent photograph#, she took of the day's proceedings. proceedings. By Friday of this week, you should have in your possession possession a special edition of "The Belvedere" which deals in detail with the Training School's internment internment years (1942-1945). This particular issue has been meticulously assembled over the past year through corresponding with several individuals overseas, compiling compiling photographs from the Public Archives of Canada, obtaining access to the interior interior of the Training School buildings for photographs, photographs, and having several articles' translated from their original German into English. Of the four Belvederes Belvederes we have published, I encourage people to read this one above all. The insights insights it provides into Camp 30 life and the "Battle of Bowmanville" cannot be measured. Copies may be obtained by telephoning the museum at 623-2734 or by dropping by and purchasing purchasing one for $5. We make no money on our publications; publications; the purchaser pays only for the cost of printing. We hope that Bowmanville receives this issue of "The Belvedere" with the interest interest and intensity with which it was assembled. Sincerely Yours Daniel Hoffman, Curator / Mowing your lawn is a lot cheaper than joining a health club V- P3RTic/PBcr/an mti* Our Bowmanville Sidewalk Sale mini-monster the Bowmanville BIA sidewalk sale is launched on doesn't seem to be disturbing these ladies waiting Thursday. By the way, if you noticed a hand supportât supportât a bus stop. Or could it be that they just haven't ing this mini-monster at the lower right hand corner, looked over their shoulders? The monster is but a just ignore it. 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