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I The Canmlinn Statesman. Bowmanville. May 3. 1989 9 Special Friends Visit Students at Waver ley Public School Letter to the Editor ; Young Jazz Students Get First Lessons The YWCA in Bowmaville has been offering a number of interesting dance programs programs for varying age groups. Since April 5 a recreational beginners' jazz class nas been taking place at thè Lions Centre. Pictured in this photo are some of the students students in the class with their instructor, Ginny Rundle. This class is for three to six-year-olds and runs until June 7. MINETTA NURSERY • Large Selection of Shrubs • Flowering Shrubs • Shade Trees • Fruit Trees • Evergreens OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Morning until Dusk MINETTA NURSERY Pontypool, Ontario 705-277-2715 Program Helps Prepare You To Buy and Sell Your Home The YWCA in Bowman- ville is presenting a timely program entitled "How to Sell and Purchase Your Home." The program is scheduled to be held May 9 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Lions Centre in Bowmanville. Participants in the program program will learn creative ways to prepare their homes for purchase and to present them for receiving. Topics will include creative creative interior decor; picture and floral arrangement; and property that shows well ana sells fast. Included in the evening's presentation is a conducted tour of the decorator's century century home at 27 Beech Avenue which will soon be seen in City and Country Home magazine. Ms. Gail Berry, of Home Enhancement Services and Kay Brown of REMAX Realtors Realtors have prepared the evening's evening's program. Pre-registration is at the Bowmanville YWCA office, 133 Church Street, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m to 3 p.m. Call 623-YWCA for further further details. l < w?" 28, was special friend day at Waver- ]{f e a t Waverley. Visitors came from as far away as ley Public School Parents grandparents, and neigh- Por t Colborne, New York, and British Columbia, hours attended classes and learned all about everyday ^ ^ ^ ........ menti^e^ntert^nerain- clude, direct from Nashville, Ruthie Vangilder and Paul Carlton; and the "Face to Face" soft rock band playing music from the 50's to 80's as well as a tribute to Roy Orbison. The Magic and illusions illusions of the Stew Garland Dear Editor: I just don't understand! I'm told that the proposed zoning change for the Wellington Wellington Street Seniors Condominium Condominium project has met with a lot of opposition. Don't get me wrong. I love this old house nearby. I live in a very reasonably priced bachelor apartment and I will hate to leave but I can understand why this old building should be torn down. This house and the old warehouse behind it are poorly placed on a very big piece of property that must be worth a fortune in terms of its potential for development. development. I'm told that the gentleman gentleman who owns it would like to erect a building that would cater to the elderly. Bravo! You know that is an excellent excellent idea. The reason I like this location so much is 1 because I have lots of light ( I love the light) 2 I'm close to everything ( I love to walk). When elderly people are close to doctors,shopping, museums, banks, etc. they are apt to have much more independence, they would-,' not nave to rely on relatives'.; to drive them everywhere.-. They would be out walking)' which is just about the-." healthiest thing they could)' do. Oh, another thing I love" about living here. I'm close-.' to a beautiful neighbourhood) - of old well kept homes that) tept remind me of the home IS grew up in. I enjoy walking!) m the evening and just feel-*» ing nostalgic. )) I can't help but feel a lit-*- tie selfish when I hope that" this building won't be torn;, down because I have first hand experience as to the very real benefits of living in this location. ■ I'm not from Bowman-, ville so I'm not familiar with- the politics and prejudices, that influence people here. I just don't understand. Deborah Newman. THINKING OF SPRING? Be spring clean all year long with: PERSONALIZED HOME CLEANING ' & SERVICE with the fresh approach! Top notch cleaning SQjservices with the most . courteous and friendly ladies available each and every day. We are the best in the clean business CALL ELIZABETH directly 983-9435 Pictured above is the Onex Majestic Camaro Show Car which will be one of the vehicles on display this weekend during the Durham Classic and Rod Custom Car Show. Among the other vehicles on exhibit will be the 1964 Miss Amèrica Car which will be unveiled for the first time after a complete restoration. The exhibition exhibition takes place at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. An excellent selection of trophies and cash prizes in custom, classic, antique, hot rod, muscle and race cars will be rolling into the Oshawa Civic Auditorium this weekend. They'll be competing for the Durham Classic and Rod Custom Car Show held May 5, 6 and 7. The event is hosted by the Street Dreams Car Club. One of the featured cars that will be unveiled for the Spirit Day Planned Tyrone News by B, Vaneyk Sympathy is extended to Pauline Alldread, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and to relatives and friends, on the death of George Alldread, on Saturday, Saturday, April 29, 1989. George lived in Tyrone for many, many years before moving to INTOWNE GALLERY INTOWNE GALLERY INVITES YOU TO AN ARTISTIC EVENT * For the first time in Durham Region the complete available portfolio of ^ original handcolored etchings by ^VyVx| s YVONNE DAVIS and SUEELLEN ROSS Over 130 etchings available for purchase Deposits Taken -- Variable Price Range SPECIAL SHOWING SUNDAY, MAY 7TH, 12-4 p.m (Through 'til Sat., May 13th) Specializing in Custom Fram ing • Fine Art • Limited Editions -- Store Hours -- Tues. 10 to 8; Wed. and Thurs. 12 to 8; Fri. 12 to 9; Sat. 10 to 5 Closed Sun. and Mon. 7 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE 623-6411 Bowmanville several years ago. Tyrone Spirit Day plans are taking shape as enthusiasm enthusiasm grows. The 1989 Spirit Spirit Day parade theme is "100 Years - Byam's General Store". Participants could choose to represent a decade for which subjects have been suggested, or create their own imaginative subject: 1890 to 1900 Eiffel Tower, 1900 to 1910 Turn of Century Century Celebrations, McLaughlin cars, 1910 to 1920 World War One, 1920 to 1930 Roaring Twenties, 1930 to 1940 Great Depression, 1940 to 1950 World War Two, Celebrate teacher Mrs. Philip, 1950 to 1960 Fife Band, Rock and Roll, 1960 to 1970 Beatles, Dirty Apron Track, Hippies, Strawberry Fields, 1970 to 1980 New Hall, Athletics, Senior Citizens, Citizens, 1980 to 1990 C.N. Tower, and first and foremost foremost a float to commemorate commemorate 100 years of Byam's General Store. The way Spirit Day happens is that a planning committee of volunteers volunteers asks that everyone in the community offers a small block of time, or a service service of their particular expertise expertise for Spirit Day, then everyone has time to participate participate in the fun and in making making it happen. Committee members who wish to hear from you are Lee Skinner 263-2102, 263-8167, Parade Chairman, Arlene Yeo 263- 2546. There were 20 tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday evening, April 28, 1989, with the following results: First Eileen Warder, Evelyn Hawley, Frank Lycett, Doreen Doreen Park, Dick Gibbs, Nora Woods, Ladies' Low Mary Thompson, Men's Low Carl Ferguson, 50-50 Draw Bernice Bernice Carter, Mona White. Special Prizes John Kuyer, Ross McRoborts, Ace Richards. Richards. There were 14 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, May 1, 1989, with the following results: first Fred Yeo, followed by James Emorton, Verna Robinson, Marg Hall, Doreen Ferguson, Ferguson, John Kuyer. Special prizes: Meta Swain, Florence Florence Fowler, Lornn Swain, Fred Griffin. first time, after complete restoration, is the Miss America Car of 1964 which was lost and then found. There's also the 1934 hot rod called "Red Temptation". At the show you can see the B.F. Goodrich Grand Champion of Canada, the 1927 Rolls Royce originally owned by the president of Rolls Royce and a 1940 Wil- lys Coup called Legal Weapon Weapon which is totally customized. customized. The Majestic Onix Camera Camera will also be on display along with too many more family will also delight the audience as will graffiti disc jockey Buds Turn. There will be lots of free parking, and a modest admission admission charge. Seniors and children will be admitted at reduced rates and toddlers are free. Food and refreshments are available. Don't forget to head for the Classic and Rod Custom Car Show May 5, 6 and 7 at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Auditorium. DECKING "CUSTOM PATIO DECKS" CALL DAVE LOMAX AT 668 - 8721 FOR A FREE, NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATE ANNOUNCEMENT Strike & Strike are pleased to announce that we have merged our operations with the office of Salmers & Furlong of Oshawa, thus providing the Durham Region with one of its largest law firms. The new, enlarged firm will be able to offer higher quality legal services, in a more time and cost efficient manner. To mark this occasion, as well as the completion of our office renovations, we will be holding an OPEN HOUSE at 38 King St. West, Bowmanville, on THURSDAY, MAY 11TH from 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. We are proud to announce at this time, that Dan Strike has joined the firm, and we sincerely hope that you will join us on the 11th to meet him, as well as the rest of our staff. We look forward to seeing you.