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The Canadian Statesnan, Bowmanville, Januarv i Sympathy is extended to Miss Isabel Allin, now of Bowmanville, . whose father Mr. Jesse Allin passed away on Tuesday, January 6. Mr. and Mrs. George Kim- ball visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Hovear Gordon, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck- ley, Willowdale, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. The Monday Ladies Euchre Club met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Brown on Jan. 5th. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited ber aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tonkin, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Martin McLay and famil enjoyed holidays at Lions Head recently. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mart- in and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Floyd, Bowmanville énjoyed the weekend snowmobiling at the Floyd's cottage, Wilber- force. Mrs. Mary Wade, Barrie s nt Sunday with Mr. and rs.,Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brenton Rickard visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire, Cobourg. Mr. and Mrs. William Lake Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. William Lake and Chris enjoyed Sun- day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. S. Staby. Mr. John Hoar, Toronto was home for the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar. Patients in hospital include Mrs. Herman Schmid Sr., Mr. Gordon Laking, Miss Elsie Rowe, Mrs. Mabel Bedwin, Mr. Eric Clarke, Mr. Vernon Calberry, Mr. Alex»Patterson, Mr. Stanley Way, Mr. Charles Lemon. Newcastle Village Firemen were called to a chimney fire, on Thursday evening Jan. 8, at the Robinson home, Morgan's Road South. Misses Lynda Williams and Candy Stonks, Rexdale, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Storks. Mr. Philip Metrailler has returned from a skiing holiday in Switzerland. He also visited Mouron and Metrailler rela- tives. Miss Cindy Garrod, Humber College, was home for the week-end with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod Jr. Birthday greetings to Mr. Gordon Garrod Jr., Mr. Charles Cowan, Miss Flossie Graham, Mrs. Harve Britton, Mr. Alfred Webb, Tommy Couch, and Eva Hoar. Mrs. Carolyn Garrod enter- tained friends on Saturday night to celebrate husband Gordon's birthday. On Saturday, January 10, a surprise birthday part y was hel at the home o Mr. Charles Cowan. Mr. Cowan's sisters, Mrs. Bertha Daniels, Oshawa and Mrs. Ruby War- burton, Courtice and niece, Mrs. Jack Butler, planned the party to which about 50 people cane from Cannington, Lind- say, Bethany, Toronto, Oshawa, Bowmanville and Newcastle district. Although he told one of the guests it was his 40th birthday, he admitted to us it was twice that! May we extend our congratulations and best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Inch, Welcome. Local 1206 of the CUPE workers met at Grant Sine Public School, Cobourg, on Saturday, Jan. 10. Mr. Lawr- eence Gaines, one of three retiring custodians, was pre- sented with a gift from the Union. Plans were made to resume further negotiations before taking strike action. Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Scott and Lorraine, Maple Grove, were Sunda visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ohn Scott and Cindy. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Smith spent a few days last week with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. Phillips and family, Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Couch and son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Couch and family, Oshawa, have returned from an enjoy- able two-week vacation in Florida. Mn. and Mrs. Gordon Card, Sara and Robert, who have been visiting ber parents, Mn. and Mrs. Robent Simpson, Golf Course Road, have ne- turned home to Prince George, British Columbia. Christmas visitons with Mn. and Mrs. Bilh Call were Mn. and Mrs. Ted Storms andi Bill1y, Markham, Mrs. Evelyn Cal , Toronto and Mn. and Mrs. Milton Downs, Pat and Steven. New Year's Eve, the Cals spent with the Robt. Sirnpson s, Golf Course Road. At Cristrnas and New Year's Eve, the Call's telephoned their daughter. Joan. w o is in Carson, Nevada. Saturda ynight dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill aall were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Page, Solina. Mrs. Betty Brown, a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital, was home for the week-end with her daughter iMr. and Mrs, Ronald Hope and family. Anlican (hurch News The ladies of St. George's ACW met last Wednesday. They lan to meet every first and third Wednesday with a series of speakers and pro- grammes. All ladies are welcome. At St. George's on Thurs- day, Jan. 15, there will be a Service at 7 p.m. with Com- munion in the Chapel. The Annual Vestry Meeting will be held January 26th at 8 p.m. The Deanery Council meets this Wednesday, January 14 at St. George's, Grafton. Next Sunday, Jan. 18, there will be Communion at all Services. Mr. Oakley Peters, who was hospitalized is now progress- ing favourably at home. United Church News On Sunday, Jan. 11, at the Newcastle United Church, the choir rendered the anthem "O Jesus, I have promised." Reverend Thomas Smith spoke on Making the Most of our Lot in Life usng as his text "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might." Flowers were placed in the Church in memory of Mr. Jesse Allin, whose funeral was on Thurs., Jan. 8. Mr. Allin, a veteran of World War I, was caretaker of the Church at one time. Rev. Robert Ha yne, padre of the Legion, conduct- ed the funeral service. The Men's Hostel in Oshawa is moving to 381 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, and will be known as the Men's Residence. Lionettes News The Lionettes met at the home of Mrs. Nellie Brawley on Thursday evening, Jan. 8 with 16 members present. The guest speaker was Miss Debbie Jenkins who told of her experiences in South Africa. Her mother, Mrs. Jenkins, was also a guest for the evening. Plans were made for Feb. 14 when Lionettes' hus- bands will be entertained at Jean Rickard's home. Hockey News On Thursday, January 8, the Newcastle Lumbermen play- ed against Millbrook, winning by a score of 2-1. The first goa was scored by Brian Carr assisted by Blaine Gilmer. the second gopl was by Paul Peter from Robbie Wallis. On Friday Newcastle Lumbermen and Orono played a tie game 2-2. Newcastle came from be- hind 2-0 to tie the game, Brian Langstaff scoring from Blaine Gilmer and Brian Carr. The second goal was also scored by Brian Langstaff assisted by Blaine Gilmer. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies 200 and Over D. Langstaff 219, J. Pollard 225-216-227, B. Petherick 212- 318, R. Sinou 203, M. Major 207, G. Gamsby 242, I. Brown 256-215, M. Foster 215, D. Meal 238-211, H. Couroux 215-219, S. Foster 215, D. Forth 223, D. Gregg 226, M. Zegil 215. Men 200 and Over S. Powell 264, T. Emble 221, G. Cowling 210, R. Sutclif 206, M. Henry 204-209-224, B. Farrow 297-215, H. Clark 218, I. Faris 205-237, W. Flintoff 322-292, G. Watson 226, B. Lewis 221, E. Taylor 213-208, R. Nickolson 200. The Joli Tryers 175 and Over T. Rice 228-224-187, R. Wright 201-238, S. Szymezak 204, C. Szymezak 241-201, G. Tomkins 233-203-181, J. Wright 211, P. Gilray 212, M. J. Tomkins 184, C. Rice 180, J. Richter 198. Thurs. Mixed, 175 and Over B. Forget 195, M. MacGre- gor 260, P. Mercer 207-205, F. Lewis 184-212, R. Forget 197-182. C. MacGregor 218, W. Forget 202, M. Lewis 181, J. Danford 196, B. Glanville 273-192-245, J. Forget 264-255- 176. Friday Mlixed, 175 and Over S. Glanville 205, F. Couch 177. J. Holmes 190, B. Slymers 198, T. Slymers 203-265-193, A. Peance 228-299-265, L. Willems 213-193, A. Vogels 179-178, H. M\. Mlonro 243-178, A. Delaat 214, J. Barchard 180, Jim Barchard 239-199, B. Pearce 190, L. Pearce 279-238--225, E. Embley 190, T. Embley 191- 231-218, G. Kentner 224, R. Good 279-278-219, H. Call 226-198. B. Call 178-184-181, B. Madill 180-195, H. Guthrie 183-200, A. Guthrie 180-185-192, F. Wright 191, S. Powell 215, S. Nickolson 233. Birthday Celebrations A surprise 80th birthday party was held for Mr. Charles SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS -.DIESEL FUEL MbTOR OIL Prompt Delivery Please Cali Collect ewcastle) Social and. 59ersonal last week. ELIZABETHVILLE Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Zealand through the holidays were: Diane and Doug Cleland and Danny, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cleland, Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaischner, Ohio, Pte. Debra Zealand, Borden, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Rowden, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rowden and Patti, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Reed and children, Mr. and Mrs. David Thickson, all of Port Hope. Your Caristmas Seai organ- ization, the Durham Region TB and RD Association, points out that more than 17,500 Caradians died of lung di- seases in 1973. A. Cowan at his home in Newcastle on Saturday, Jan- uary 10th. Friends and neigh- bors called during the after- noon to offer congratulations. In the evening ere was a family dinner party with guests coming from Peterbo- rough, Lindsay, Cameron, Janetville, Blackstock, Tor- onto, Oshawa and Bowman- ville. PONTYPOOL We are sorry to hear that Bert Parker was admitted to hospital in Bowmanville on Wednesday and on Sunday night was transferred to Oshawa. A speedy recovery to you, Bert. Mrs. Jim Curtis, Vicky and Miss Rose Sirianni of Lindsay enjoyed a boat cruise and a visit to Mexico last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curtis spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perkins. Eight tables of cards were played in Ballyduff last Fri- day night with winners - Mrs. Leta Ford, Mrs. Reta Neals, Mrs. V. Strong, Gordon Strong, Meredith Preston and Bruce McGill. The next card party in Ballyduff will be on Friday, Jan. 23rd. A card party will be held in Pontypool Community Centre on Thurs- day, Jan. 15. Mrs. Masters is resently staying with ber daughter, Mrs. Margaret Wright. Mrs. Bob Forrest recently spent three days in Toronto shopping and visiting with friends. At the regular monthly meeting of the Ponty pool Chamber of Commerce held this past week the same officers were appointed for 1976 - i.e. President - Jim Stanley, Vice-Pres. - Roy Gaynor, Sec'y.-Treas. - Yvonne Fallis. Future meetings of the Chamber of Commerce will be held on the first Monday of each month at 8 p.m. The Chamber of Commerce are now sponsoring a chaperoned Teen ance. At an executive meeting of the Pontypool U.C.W. held at the home of Mrs. Grace Fallis on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Isabelle Challice, the presi- dent for the past year, resigned ber position as she is moving this week to Bowman- ville. No one, as yet, bas been appointed to fill the vacancy. Isabelle was a very active president, putting a great deal of effort into her work. The U.C.W. will miss her. At this executive meeting it was decided that the U.C.W. give a donation to the Bethany Fire Disaster Fund and that a hymn book be placed in the church in memory of the late Mrs. John Allan. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, Feb. lth at 1:30 p.m. in the church with Barbara Barske- tis and Jocelyn Waldie in charge. We extend an invita- tion to all women in the counityeiattend. We have many new families now living in Pontypool, especially in the subdivision, and we welcome these ladies to join with us and bring new plans and ideas to our organization. (We are not all old grannies). I received recently a Dofasco Illustrated News magazine - Christmas edition. It contains several pictures and a description of the film that was on Ch. 11 on Christmas Eve with Old Number 136 railroad engine and the Dofasco Chorus. The magazine was sent by Charles Feller of 218 Bedford Park Ave., Toronto, who included a little note saying, "As a one-time resident of Ponty- F ool, some of the people may ike to see these photos". Do any of the readers know this gentleman? YELVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMullen of Port Perry hosted the first monthly meet- ing of the new year of Yelverton U.C.W. The new executive Pres. Mrs. Murray Malcolm and Sect. Mrs. Fred Stacey were initiated into their new duties. Several from the commun- ity attended the Durham County Crop Improvement annual meeting at Orono on Friday, January 9. One of the largest attendance yet was present to hear several cap- able speakers deal with cert- ain specific topics relative to Crop Improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeJong and son returned this past week from a holiday in the Caymen Islands where they report a 80 degree tempera- ture or better in contrast to Florida's less attractive tem- peratures. They enjoyed a trip out on the Atlantic deep sea fishing expedition. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Malcolm and girls, back from Florida, re- port very little (if any) bikini weatner during thieir stay. Tough luck Murray. Mr. and Mrs Balfour Moore left early last week for an extended trip in the sunny soutbh Hope they missed the recent "deep freeze" reported Entire Winter Stock of Coats and Jackets (Leather and Cloth) 30%Te 40% Off Housecoats and Loungewear 30%°- Off Jeans Corduroy and Denîm Reg. to $18.00 $9,88 Now 9 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-5854 8 King St. W. Oshawa 725-1932 AIl Pant Suits 30° Off Ail Blouses 30% Off Ai Purses 30% Off SPECIAL 1/2 Price Rack Ladies' Wear' 23 Simcoe St. S Oshawa 723-1077 40% Off Every Dress Sþort and Long 3 and 2 - Piece Suits Sizes 5 to 15 8 to 20 - 12/2 to 24/2 SPECIAL DeniRack Skirts Vests and Pants Reg. Value to $25 ~Now $18 If you missed our Sale last week, you missed the Greatest Sale Ever1l Since the response was so overwhelming, we are continuing our STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE 30%tP60i0 e We Honor Master charge Chargex for you convenience Alterations Extra Ail Sales Final No Exchange or Refund I i - - - A-R-R-R- -