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8The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 23, 1974 cSS, NEWS Bv sue Vice The boy's basketball is really underway. The, Jr. squa d defeated their Dunbart- on opponents 68-48. Ron David was high scorer. Altbough our Senior team lacked the height of the Dunbarton team, they out-hustIed them, and finally, in double overtime, out-scored them 50-44. Brian Ferguson notched 20 points and Tony TuroweC marked 10 for the Cougars. On Tues., the annual Grade 9 Girl's basketball tourn ament was held at Central. The Courtice squad was made up of 12 girls and were coached by Senior students, (Deb Miller and Sue Vice). out of 9, schools, the girls placed first with five wins and one tie in six games. The Drama club performed The Pale Pink Dragon on the weekend for the Solina Public School on Fridayand then for the public on Saturday. The play will also be performed ~NEL~ Season's Greetings toourFr iends! Marie Dunflop ofthe MARY C SHOPPE 48 King St. Another Bomb Scare cf Bowman ville High School Another, bomb scare' at Bowmanville High Sehool on was the case on Tuesday morning there was no explosion and Thursday morning sent students and staff out into the school classes were resumed. yard, while Durham Regional Police searched the school. As Courtice. Sr. Citizens Enjoy Christmas,ÎPorty o t Church Imf Promptly at 12 noon on Wed., Dec. 1lth, the Sr. Citîzens group of Courtice United Churc h, known as "The Young at Heart Group' , sat down to a well prepared Christmas dinner with ahl the trimmings. At the head table were Rev. and'Mrs. James Hendry, Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Somerville, tbis week for some area public scbools. The Band has been busy the past two weeks, performing concerts at Hillsdale Manor, Lake Vista Public School and this week at Hobbs. They are also in the process of produc- ing a record. Advance tickets are now available for $125 from any music student or by contacting one of the band executive at the school. Many thanks are due to Mr. Wicks and his carpentry students for constructing and assembling risers for the music room. They not only give the roomn a more profes- sional atmosphere, but also create a better musical sound because each instrument now hias a specific section in which to0 play. Fil'er up ... the season that is, Swith our good cheer and appreciation. B R 0 C KSERVICEI Ron & Ai Brock & Staff Closed Ail Day Christmas and New Year's Closed 6 p.m. Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve fili <24 HOUR TOWING ~ 0 KING ST. E. 623-5487 BOWMANVILLE Mrs. Audrv Johnson, I..C.W. past president and Mrs. Isabel Osborne. As soon as tables were cleared of food, the Young at Heart Leader. Mrs. Isabe, Osborne was called to the front and with a few words of thanks for looking after us through the year, Mrs. Cecil Adams presented ber with a hanging arrangement as. a small tokern of our apprecia- tion. Mrs. Osborne thanked the gatbering of about fifty. The tables were then re- moved in preparation for the program which was the very popular Intermediate' Court- ice Hgb Scbool Band. It was well received and their leader was tremendous with his jokes and recital of the band's achievements.' Our U.C.W. President, Mrs. Cordon Curi., thanked leader- and band for a delightful performance. A friendly game of cards completed a most enjoyable Christmas Party. De put yRev Awarded Service Medal Lenah Field Fisher, Co- bi)urg's deputy reeve,- bas been awarded the Medal of Service of the Order of Canada. Tbe distinction was gazetted Saturday in the Canada Gazette. TLb investi- ture will take place at Government House, Ottawa in tbe spring. Mrs. Fisher reccives the award for her outstanding contribution to Cobourg's public life. She has been a prime mover among citizens to restore the town's 114-year- old Victoria Hall. Until 1973, sbe owned and operated "Marie Dressler's Birth- place", 'one of'North Ameni- ca's outstanding dining houses. (It is now owned by a Port Hope man Luigi Brand- mno). Sbe bas been on Cobourg council since 1959, first as councillor and tben as deputy reeve, and at tbe December elections defeated Coun. Boyd Hendry for tbe post. The award carnies tbe initiais "CM" after the name. Mrs. Fisber was born in Cobourg and graduated from Macdonald Institute now the University of Guelph. Her busband, Donald Fisher, died in 1956. WINTER WEAR The two animal control officers of the town.will get one pair of winter boots and a winter bat for a total of $60, Newcastle Councîl bas decid- ed. Liberty Belles Team Standings Spear 30548 pins, 34 pts., Gibson 30348, 32; Roberts 30142, 311/2; MacDonald 29806, 2912ý; Bragg 29526, 271/2; Part- ner 29119, 2612; Alldread 29788, 26; Chant 29292,,221/2- Coombes 28778, 20; Robinson 28513, 141/2; Burton 27781, 14; Bons 27520, 12. H igh Single Linda Tripp ............. 268 High Double Nel Van Abbema ......... 486 Top 10 Averages M. Pearce 210, B. Partner 208, N. Van Abbema 207, C. Robâts 206, B. Stephen s 203, M. Alldread 202, P, Forsey 201, M. MacDonald 199, W. Combes 198, J. Chant 194, J. Spear 193, J. Luxton,189. Singles-' Jean Phillhips, B. Sierhuis, J. Spear, M. Ail- dread, J, Chant, K.Stpes C. Harrison, B. Maconl, R. Junkin, G. Nicholls, M. Horstman. Doubles: M. Gib- son, R. Fice, M. Pearce, J. Luxton, M. Kent, L. Hone, M. MacDonald, K . Blanchard, M. Colville, B. Forsey B. Jones. New schedule Will be in Dec. 3th paper. Save On Pequot Permanent Press Sheets MANY MORE UNADVERTISED SPECIALS IN THE STORE! 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