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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 17, 1979 Hig-h School Presents Agatha Christie Mystery This Week From Pageli Finally, the issue of where the new north/south'artery stiould be located has been complicated even further by a recent dècision of Newcastle Council'. Believing that the location of the new street would be along Training School Rd. council went ahead and approved a plan for the Soper- Creek, neighborhood on the eastern side of Bowmanville, north of Highway Two. If Training School Road is to be abandoned as the site of a future arterial street, then Cemetery Rd.* may be region's choice for a north/south street.* The neighborhood plan, however, makes no allowance for this arterial. Planning Director Don Smith said the document has already been referred to Durham Region for approval. Caàneel Swim Progra-m From Pageli commîttee, said that the report from Mr. Fanning shows the town needs an indoor pool facility. There is stili some hope that the pool may be open for community use. Councillor Jasper Holliday said that MPP Sam Cureatz was working on the problem. In addition, the Orono Jamboree For several weeks B.H.S. Drama Club members have been boning up on their roles for a presentation of Agatha Christie's "Witness for the Prosecution." The play opens tonight and will run for three nights. Admission is free to those senior citizens attending the Wednesday performance at 8:00 p.m. Cast members from left: Andrew Sproatt, Paul Sheridan, Brad Hockin, Bruce Brown, Jeff Perkins and Lesley By Mary Ann Warkman Dr. V. Cecil Wright of London, Ontario will be the guest speaker at St. Paul's United Church on Tbursday, October 25 at 8: 00 p.m. to wicb ail are invited. The Bowmanville Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society is sponsoring the evening wben Dr.' Wright will speak on "New Developments in Female Cancer - The Use of the Carbon Dioxide baser", For six years Dr. Wright bas been the Medical Advisor for tbe Southwestern District as well as Medical Advisory vice-Chairman to the bondon - Middlesex Unit and to the Province of Ontario Canadian Cancer Society. He graduated The Bowmanville La beche beague will be holding the first meeting of a new series of four meetings this Tbursday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. at 38 Loscombe Drive. The name La beche is Spanish and means "the milk". A non-sectarian, non- profit organization, the League's purpose is to belp encourage "good, motbering througb breast feeding." The group meets on the third Thursday of each month. During a series of four meetings, the group informally discusses different phases of breast feeding. Topic for first meeting: from the University of Western Ontario in Medicine in 1960 and took specialized training at the University of Buffalo and at Roswell Park Memorial Cancer Institute in gynecological cancer. A year after lie received bis degree in Obstetrics and Gynecology in 1966, Dr. Wright was awarded the Gordon E. Richard Scbolar- sbip sponsored by the Canadian Cancer Society for one year of study of gynecolo- gical cancer in Engiand. His other research experience includes studying the effect of topical antibiotic spray in gynecological surgery at Fisons (Canada) bimited in 1976 which resulted Advantages of Breast feeding for Mother and Child. All women who are interest- ed in nursing their babies are invited. .. as are their babies. You need not be pregnant or eveni have a family to attend. If you are a wife and hope some day to have children, if you are a grandmotber, if you are interested . .. you are welcome.. La beche beague in Bow- manvilie also bas a lending library of books on child birth, child care and breast feeding. For furtber information, please phone Allison Leppert 623-3607 or Ann Read 623-7004. in an article published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal on the subject. Dr. Wright is one of six obstetric and gynecology consultants at St. Joseph's Hospital in bondon, Ontario, father to three chiidren and he enjoys philately as a hobby. BLACKSTOCK At the United Church on Sunday morning, two chiidren were welcomed into the church family by baptism. They were Tara Lewelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Curie and Steven Brett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swain. The capacity congre- gation was on hand for the service whicb included an excellent antbem by the regular choir and a challeng- ing sermon by Rev. V. M. Parsons entitled "A Gift to Last" when he pointed out responsihilities of parents. Following church Mr. and Mrs. Brad Curle entertained in honor of Tara's baptism. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. AI Gray, Janetville, Mr.and Mrs. Gord Curle,' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hogle, ail of Camp- helîford, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whitthunof befroy. Nursery Scbool Meeting The Nursery School Meeting held on Tuesday, October 9 was well attended. t was decided that each student will wear bis Hallowe'en costume to each class the week of Octo- ber 31. Plans are underway for the cildren's Christmas TOYOTA, TEE CEL FROM $4598S * 4WHEEL INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION * UMBELIEVABLE ECONOMY * FRONT WHEEL DRIVE UP TO)49 MPG (TRANSPORT CANADA HIGHWAY FIGURE) DON'T MISS OUT-GET YOURS TODAYI King, Special Speaker Will Deal with New Developments in Female Cancer-Carbon Di*oxide Laser which was sponsored by the Town of Newcastle in recent years will not be continued this winter. Mr. Fanning said that the community services department believes that it should no longer be in the country and western music business. The' director added that he believes a private group may take over the operation of the jamborees. rn Dump From Page 1 including such things as the effeci nearby resicients most closely might have on the villagesof Tyr, affected by the dump. However, Mr. and Haydon. Ballantine and his wife, Sandra, "I don't think it's only a probl pointed out in an interview last week for 20 people", said Gerlir that the residents are concerned that Ilauenstein, a resident of the aý the dump, since it is the headwaters since 1975. of the Bowmanville Creek, could Other problems that have resu] pollute a wide area. from the dump in the past ncli "If the off-site contamination is blowing papers and debris from worse than they expect it to be, then landfill site. In addition, garbagi it's going to affect the whole sometimes dumped at the side of Bowmanville Creek system," road by persons who find the du explained Mr. Ballantine. closed and decide to dispose of th The possible effect of the dump on trash in the ditches. this wider -area is one of the thîngs Residents are not sure what th that should have been investigated, next move will be in the debate o, according to Mr. Ballantine. H1e said the Darlington dump. However, tl that he feels the pros as well as the are anxiously awaiting the rep cons of the Darlington expansion from the Environmen should have been looked into -- Assessment Board. ENNSKILENNEWS party to be belId on December 20. Another committee of mothers will plan a presenta- tion by a folk singer or story teller to be held for all children in the community early in 1980. The mothers of the chîldren wbo missed their class on Tbanksgiving Day have been asked to scheduie their child into one class on another day as soon as possible. The group also discussed additional safety measures to be taken on the piayground equipment and made arrangements for maintenance needed now and through the winter. Most of the meeting con- cerned planning for the bazaar and the dance to be held at the Recreation Centre on November 10. The bazaar will have an extra dimension in that local people involved in arts and crafts have been invited to set-up their own booths at the bazaar. Baked goods, white elephant items, used toys, fish pond and delicatessen area are also planned. There will also be demonstrations of such arts as churning, caning, spînning and macrame throughout the day. The dance for later tbat evening is also planned. Tickets are $8 per couple and are nearly sold out already. If you have missed getting yours,' contact Carolyn Morton as soon as possible. t sounds like great fun! As usual the mothers bave been very generous in volunteering their tîme and efforts towards the dance and bazaar. Nursery Sebool mothers who wouid like to help out on November 10 can contact Alice Waldriff. The Blackstock Bargellos held their 4th meeting' on October 9th at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. We opened the meeting with the 4-H Pledge. Our leaders, Mrs. Larmer and Mrs. Lee taught us the Bargello stitch and the Cross stitch. We also were taught some information about color. t was motioned by Janet Weir and seconded by, Sue Gunter that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. and Mrs. John Carnagban have had a very busy October. They have just returned home from a ten-day circle tour of the Great Lakes by bus. They bave been made grandparents twice. Marg presented them witb a baby granddaughter, Ann Marie on October 1 and Russell and Helen presented tbem witb a grandson, Luke on October 10. Cartwright lligb Scbool News Well sehool spirit is in full swing at C.H .S. It's October again and time for Cartwright High School's Annual Bottle Drive. On Wednesday, October 17, the entire sehool will be. going door to door asking for empties. They will be taking cars, trucks and even tractors and wagons to relieve the community of empty botties. If you're with- out bottles, donations to the sehool would be greatly appreciated. Help support Ontario's smnallest high school. On September 27, the year- book held a hotdog day. 132 hotdogs were sold. After the wonderful nourishment tabloid was hehd. Tt proved to a fun afternoon of games and house competition. Congratu- aions to the Aikats, winners of t he afi ernoon. Last Thursday night, a bus l<ad oi stu(hent s went t o the first Oshawa LI l tle Theat re( Fpro(litUt.ion -"Iiti)e Sp)irit" sotuis ani Miss S[1t<(-1, Mt. Scottian<l Mr. FlIetcher rose ai1 5:: io ill 1<rorilîng, bt'iglil atnd lntsiy t a ilfotr tH(ir 6:3 canne t t1,ilp A breakfast of pnca kes a nd hot (hocolatie was eafen at. Mr. I'ietcher's. No ones died yct sol1 guess the breakfast was airight. October 19, is the Sadie Hlawkins dance. The girls, at Lindsay, Assoc. Sec. for Social Issues and Justice in our United Cburch Div. of Mission will belp us to deal with our Christian relationship to Refugees and the "Boat People" in particular. Advance notices are: 1) Monday, October 22nd and Tuesday, October 23rd at 9 a.m., -Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. Regional Meeting will be at Newcastle and Port Perry United Churches respectively witb guest speaker, Marion bogan. 2) Wednesday, October 24tb, U.C.w. Meeting at school at 1:00 p.m. for U.N.I.C.E.F. Presentations with the students aIl welcome. 3) Baptism will be celebrated at both services. If you know of any wishing to present eilidren for baptism on this occasion please contact the minister promptly. 4) Monday, October 29tb - 5 - 7: 00 p.m. lst Enniskillen Cub Pack and Beaver Pond will hold their Hallowe'en Party in the scbool gym. The Sunday School teachers are awaiting their pupils starting next Sunday, October 21. Parents, please bring your cbildren at 9:45 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Mrs. M. Horn, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore, Shirley Rd., spent Tbanks- giving weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dittburner, Ottawa. Mrs. binda Cryderman and bisa, Zion were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. ben Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin accompanied Mr. and Mrs. borne bamb to their cottage on Dorset Lake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweet and family, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Heard and family went to the Planatarium and tbe Organ Grinder for pizza on Friday night to belp Jay celebrate bis birthday, "Happy Birthday," Sunday was "World-Wide Communion Service and our congregation joined with others for this special service. Our Minister's Chiidren's Story was about "Donna's Gift" which she wanted to give folks like the boat people. The sermon was entitled "The Importance of Relationship" where our minister clearly described the meaningful importance of relationship in our lives at ail times. The Sacrament of Holy Communion was led by Rev. Kempling, Eider Margaret Stainton prepared the Lord's Table Land serving the elements were Eiders Edgar Wright, Allan Werry, Ross Ashton, Keith McGill, Wilfred Bowman and Wilbur Black- burn. This week's events were: 1) Monday 7:00 p.m. lst Enniskillen Cub Pack had its first fail meeting in the School Gym. 2) Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Oshawa Presbytery met in Greenwood United Church. Coming Events are: 1) Next Sunday - Sunday Scbool wili commence at the same time as the church service. 2) Next Sunday aiso in "Refugee Sunday" when the Rev. Robt. HAYDON NEW s Mr. and Mrs. John Sterrett, Brampton, spent Thursday wîth Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. bars Christen- sen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts, Miss Mary Potts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Loveridge, and Charles, Mrs. Mildred Ander- son, Mr. and Mrs. John Sterrett, attended a birthday party for Mr. Arthur Trewin on Thursday evening. Congratulations Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Graham, Bowmanville, called, on Mrs. H. Crossman, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graham having spent a week in the village returned to Valley- field, Quebec, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain attended the church service at Blackstock on Sunday morning and were luncheon guests at Mr. and' Mrs. Herb Swain' s. Mrs. Lloyd Siemon attended a shower at the home of Mrs. Adrian Patnes for Miss Heather Southwell, Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts, were recent overnight gnests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Potts, Port Elgin, and attended the plowing match at Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Graham, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nieisen, and Breidfa. Court ice, Mr. and Mrs. (Ctcn Asht on, a nd 'Ii motiwl ( shawa , were Siuay diiier glites s nof'IMr. antdiM rs IRos Aslioii, Affani and tanl van Belle Floral Shoppes ..much more than a flower store! 4 STORES *Hlghway No- 2 King St. E., Oshawa Sirmcoe St. N., Oshawa King St. W., Bowmanvllla ,ts it 'one )em Inde area iLted lude the se is fthe amp heir heir ver they port ntal Jay and many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grills, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Preece and Jennifer were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gyraduates Ian William Moffat, son of Johin and Berniece, Moffat of Orono, graduated September 29th, 1979- from The Toronto Institute of Medical Technology, as a Registered Technologist in Radiography. He is- now employed in the Radiological Department at Peterborough Civic Hospital, Peterborough,- Ontario. Alian Werry. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werr' were Monday evenîng dinne. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allar Werrv. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pethick, Scarborough were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. Pethick. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweet attended the Athletic Dance on Saturday nigbt at Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hane- wich, Oshawa were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry, Dr. and Mrs. Clark Werry, Etobicoke were callers. Mr. Bob Holliday and friend, Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bud McNair. Mr. and Mrs. Lockie McNair and Brian were Sunday guests also. Little Elîsabeth Worde n, Bowmanville, R.R. 2, visited for a few days with ber grandparents Orville and Margaret Ashton. It was with regret we learned the news of the deatb of Mrs. Eva Bragg on Thanks- giving day, mother of one of our reliable truckers Bill Bragg. Our sincerest sympathy is extended to ber three sons, Ewart, Ross and Bill and their wives and families in the ioss of a beloved mother and grand- mother. We received the shocking news of the sudden deatb of Reý'. Eugene Beech of Toronto who was a former native son of our neighboring community of Haydon. We extend our deepest sympathy to bis sorrowing wife Evelyn, bis three sons and their wives and families, also bis sisters, brothers and families. Here's an elegant suite in fruitwood finish. Large buffet with doors and centre drawers. Hutch with glass front, glass sides and glass shelves. Oval table with two leaves, four side chairs and two Debate Arterial Rd. TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario wîil be held at THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEG ION, 217 MURRAY STREET, PETER- BOROUGH on WEDNESDAY, OC- TOBER 3lst, 1979, at the hour of 9:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear an application, in accordance wth Section 19(a) subsection (1> of Regulation 1008 under The Lîquor Licence Act, to increase the capacîty 0f lcenced premises n respect of the following lh- cenced establishment: Bowmanville Restaurant Town of Newcastle, (MA: 231 King Street East, Bowmanville) Additional Dining Lounge Facilties Applicant: Konstantinos Aivalotis AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wshes tomake representation relativeto the application, shaîl make their submission tothe Board inwrtîng prior to the date of the hearing, or n person at the tîme and place of the hearîng (copies of wrtten submissions wil be forwarded to the applîcant). Executîve Director, Lîquor Licence Board of Ontario, 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East, TORONTO, Ontario. M5E 1A4. MIN ISTRY 0F CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL REL,%TIONS THE LIQUORLICENCE ACT, 1975 ýHH79525 La Leehe League Starts NewSeries of Meetings WHITBY TOYOTA Hwy 2 between Aaxand Whîtby (AUI today 668-4799