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\ i Retiring Administrator Honored Celebrates 90th Birthday providing a round of entertaining activities to mark the community's birthday. The idea of a celebration was originally spawned by the Chamber ana the responsibility for forming a steering committee was subsequently taken over by town council. When the town received a weak public response to a request for committee volunteers the C. of C. was asked to jump into the lurch. Mr. Brand says the board is approaching the project with enthusiasm. "The Chamber has a responsibility said the president. "There would be a lot of things in this town like Christmas lights, a Santa Claus parade or a BIA organization if it were not for the Chamber of Commerce," he stated. "These are real high spots in the life of the community and we plan to make the 125th anniversary celebration the same," he said. to the community," ' dn't TYRONE and DISTRICT Enniskillen and Tyrone congregations congregations met together at Tyrone United Church for worship under the direction of Pastor Mr. Joe Lafave, B.A. A single lighted candle at the front of the sanctuary gave life and warmth indoors in S C/WXV f 304 thickson rd. s. A whitby, ont. A HORSE FOR THE KIDS! -- Try 12 rooms, one acre, trout stream, separate apartment, (lower level). North of Orono. $79,900. COUNTRY LIVING - in a charming home, only 1 year old, on large lot. Newcastle - Lakeshore Rd. Asking $89,900. BELLWOOD DRIVE, NEWCASTLE - Immaculate 3 bedroom home, must be seen! Asking $89,900. 10% MORTGAGE FOR 3 YRS. -- on this 10 acre hobby' farm with 3 bedroom home, creek, barn, fruit trees. Asking' $120,000. EXECUTIVE HOME - with good. financing on large lot in North End Bowmanville. Features sunken family room with fireplace, mudroom, extra large kitchen and more. Asking $109,000. BOWMANVILLE RE/MAX (Real Estate Maximum) Opening in November Call Pat or Doug 571-3800 addition to a glorious Fall morning outdoors. Flowers were placed by the U.C.W. Misses Joy Loveridge ' and Marlene Craig greeted at the front door and passed the offering offering plates later in the service. service. The choir actually only numbered a quartet but Carol Southwell, Marion Hoar, Doreen Park and Nellie Cornish Cornish beautifully harmonized the old favorite "The Friendship Friendship of Jesus," accompanied by Tim Southwell. Following the service lunch and a social time was enjoyed while acquaintance acquaintance was made with Mr. and Mrs. Lafave and family. The Education Committee has arranged to have Mr. Charles Hogg as guest speaker speaker at Tyrone Church Sunday, Sept. 26th at 11:15 a.m., much to the pleasure of those who have heard him speak before. Lunch will be served following the service. On Oct. 3,1982, the sacrament of the Lord's Supper Supper and the sacrament of Infant Infant Baptism and Baptism will be officiated by Rev. Arthur Cress well, a former minister on the Tyrone Charge. Please contact Mr. Lafave at once regarding baptism. Phone 263-2953. An error was made in reporting reporting the Bethesda Decoration Day. Although Mr. Archie Virtue Virtue is a past Chairman and continues to work diligently on the Cemetery Board, the present present Chairman Is Mr. Walter Loveridge. . There were 20 tables of euchre in play on Friday evening, evening, Sept. 17th, with the following following results: 1. Nyhl Sheehan, Sheehan, 2. Pearl Clark, 3. Leslie Taylor, 4. Walter Park, 5. Lorna Swain, 6. Doreen Park. Ladies low Mary Thompson, gents low Lillian Harvey. 50-50 draw Farewell Blackburn, Winnie Brown. Special prizes Art Sheehan, Ruby Malley, Mrs. MacDiarmid. 4-H Units Tyrone One will meet on Monday, Sept. 27th at the home of Mrs. Pleasance, Tyrone Two on Wednesday, Sept. 29th at the home of the Benschop girls. Figure Skating News By Linda Pawley Once again it is that time of year! The ice is now in the arena and registration for skating is taking place all this week at the Community Services Services office from 8:30 - 4:30 p.m. as well as this evening from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Besides the Figure Skating program we also offer a Learn to Skate and a Power Skating program. program. . Figure Skating is a 20 week program held on Monday, Wednesday and Sunday and the fees are: Juniors $75.00, Intermediates $100.00 and Seniors $110.00. The Learn to Skate (beginners) is a 10 week program held on Wednesday from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. and the fee is $30.00. The Power Skating Skating is also a 10 week program held on Friday from 5:00-6:00 or 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. at the Darlington Sports Centre and the fee is $35.00. The Club Professional Coaches for the coming season are Kim Elash, Cathy McCreadie, Pamela Perrin and Kim Taylor. We will also have Darlene Heard and James Pollard available * for freelance. The Club will be holding their Annual Skate Exchange on Saturday, October 16th at the Bowmanville Mall. Skating Skating for the winter season begins November 1st. This year our Club requires at least 12 junior coaches. The qualifications are that the person be 12 years of age or older (adults welcome) and have attended an amateur coaches clinic. On October 24th a clinic is being held at the Darlington Sports Centre. For more information contact Ken Urwin 263-2674 or Linda Pawley 623-3680. For the first time, the Bowmanville Bowmanville Figure Skating Club is holding a Fall School. Registration for this Fall School is limited and is being taken on a first come, first served basis. This program will run for the month of October. For more information information contact Daine Cookson 263-8186. HAPPY SKATING! HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE? ... and done nothing about it IN REA W OOROBARNES I will give you an hour or more of my time to try to help you decide. CALL ME ANYTIME ^m® 22 623-6860 Opportunities In our Bowmanville Office, fixmlIqL-À Trustmn 30 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER REALfSTATE SALES REPRESENTATIVES WANTED! WE ARE PRESENTLY OVERWORKED AND UNDERSTAFFED. For a personal and confidential interview interview contact George Van Dyk of George Van Dyk Real Estate Ltd. 623-4428. Above, Mel Garland, Durham College President, presents Reg Smith with an original painting by Ernie Jukes, a local artist, as a token of the Board's appreciation of his service on his retirement after 15 years at Durham. Reg was one of the original members of the College's senior administration, serving as Administrator and Secretary Treasurer to the Board of Governors. The presentation took place at a retirement party at the College on September Chamber Will Handle From Page l Mrs. Myrtle Pake quietly celebrated her 90th birthday with her family on August 27th, at her home on Horsey Street, Bowmanville. Before coming to Bowmanville, Mrs. Pake and her late husband, Sturley lived in Brighton. Graduate â KEVIN PHILIP Kevin Philip, son of Mr. and for Air Traffic Control at Mrs. Louis Philip of Bethany, Chatham, New Brunswick Air recently graduated from Force Base. A graduate of I. Cornwallis, Nova Scotia Mill- E. Weldon Secondary School, tary Base and is now training Lindsay. \ v BETHANY On Saturday, September 18, a reception was held at the home of Charles Morton, for Gabriel Kney, celebrated organ builder who constructed the new organ at the new Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto. The reception was hosted by Miss Kathleen Morton, who is a cousin of Mr. Kney's wife Jane (nee Gribble) and her mother, Mrs. Ina Gribble, formerly of this area. Guests at the reception were from Montreal, Toronto, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Lindsay, Lindsay, Blackstock, Peterborough, Peterborough, Cavan and Mrs. Francis Jackson and Mr. ai*l Mrs. Wes McMahon of Bethany. Gabriel Kney has built many organs before but this was the largest and most complicated. (The organ, which weighs over 30 tons, was built at his residence in London, Ontario and then taken to pieces and brought to Toronto by truck. At Toronto, it was assembled assembled and hoisted by steel cables to its position. Mr. Kney explained to the guests that the organ uses mechanical action as well as there being a computer inside. The mechanical mechanical action makes the organ more responsive and there is no delay in time from the moment the key is pressed to the time it takes for the ear to hear the sound (at least not measurable by the human ear). The advantage of having a computer inside is that the organist can pre-program parts of the music and all programs are kept in a big memory system and can be recalled. As the reception was a tribute tribute to Gabriel Kney, music solos on piano and flute by Miss Laurie Morton, Oshawa were played for him. As well, Miss Jennifer Linnington sang and Mr. Robert Thistle, Lindsay's Lindsay's poet of the year, read a poem he had written about Mr. Kney and presented him with it. There was also a plaque presented to Mr. Kney's daughter, Martha, who is a very talented carpenter and who worked on the organ. Miss Morton has been to Roy Thomson Hall three times in the past week and described a ceremony called the Wine Pipe Tradition that she had witnessed. They took one of the pipes from the organ and gave it to Gabriel Kney, who then put it on a frame. They then put wine into it and toasted toasted its builder. Everyone then enjoyed a beautiful cake decorated in the shape of the Hall. It was an afternoon enjoyed by all. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 22, 1962 11 Celebrated 1st Birthday Town Will Absorb Costs Of Santa Claus Parade Town council has approved the 1982 Bowmanville Santa Claus parade and has agreed to absorb any related works department costs resulting from the event. Council's endorsement was given Monday following a debate focusing on which of the town's accounts should be debited for the estimated $1000 to cover public works manpower and equipment expenses. The dilemma over town costs resulting from the parade arose at council's general committee meeting last week. Public works director Ron Dupuis recommended that groups holding functions on Newcastle roads should be charged for services rendered. • He pointed out that his department has been bearing the brunt of unbudgeted expenses related to events held on town roads and asked for council's direction in the matter. ENNISKILLEN To bring council's aimless deliberation on the matter to a head Councillor Ann Cowman stated, "I don't know why everybody wants to get their knickers in a twist over it." "Just set a proper amount and pay the money." "The Santa Claus parade is a motherhood issue and I don't know why we have to stall and drag our feet over a place in the budget to put it," said Councillor Marie Hubbard. The ward two councillor further added that council has endorsed parade after parade according to • town policy. "It's interesting that now we have a big problem with, it," she said. Town treasurer Kathryn Campbell told council that items of this nature not covered in the budget might be charged against Newcastle's administrative contingency account. Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill, Dale, Brian and Cindy, Miss Diane Dornbas, Belleville attended the Haass - Shackle- ton Wedding at St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville on Saturday. Glad to hear that Mrs. Margaret Margaret Ashton, Oshawa is home from hospital recuperating. Fred Draper is home and Mr. Elgin Taylor also is home at his son's, Mr, Bruce Taylor, Solina. Mr. and Mrs. Hirem Drew, Oshawa were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin. Many from here attended the joint service at Tyrone to welcome our new pastor and wife and family to our midst. His message was putting things in order in the right priorities as far as our families are concerned - husband - first, wife - second and children third, A social hour followed the service in the C.E, Wing. Miss Marguerite Wright, Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty . Mr. Claude Smith, a former resident years ago and now a patient at Oshawa General Hospital for a number of years, visited with Mrs. Lula Griffin on Sunday, For Sale All Hsrdwooa Delivered or Pick-Up Newtonvllle 786-2633 & Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education B.H.S. EVENING CLASSES There are still openings in the following courses: MONDAY NIGHT Cake Decorating - Beginners Fitness for Men Conversational French - Beginners Basic Photography 'Judo Typing TUESDAY NIGHT Cake Decorating - Intermediate Crocheting Fitness for Women Floral design Mini-Hostess Small Engine Repair Yoga WEDNESDAY NIGHT Antique Collecting For further information, or to register, please call Mrs. R. Canfield at Waverley Public School-623-4323. ,.:WJ Jaime Jessica is the name and I was one year old on September 4th, 1982. My proud parents are Jamie and Mary Wright. My grandparents are Doug and Frances Wright and Don and Velma Parker, all of Newcastle. Mery Kelly Outlines Campaign An enthusiastic group of Bowmanville residents turned out last Tuesday evening, September 14, for a meeting held at King Garden Restaurant Restaurant in support of the election of Merv Kelly for Regional Council in the forthcoming municipal elections to be held on November 8th. Mr. Kelly, a resident and lawyer in Bowmanville for 15 years, announced his intention to seek election to Regional Council as a representative for the Town of Newcastle, Ward 2, (Bowmanville), in June. The meeting was opened by Mike Moynes, Mr. Kelly's Campaign Committee Chairman, Chairman, who welcomed all of those present. Mr. Kelly, in a brief address to his supporters, stated that in the course of the period leading to the November 8th elections he would be addressing addressing the people of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, both personally and through the press, on significant significant issues related to munici-, pal government in this area. NOTICE The Canadian Government urges you to acquire two quotes on the price of your insulation, before you apply for the Government Grant. Government C.H.I.P. Program now available for homes built before December 31, 1970 We are a Government Certified Contractor Registered number Ont.-199 Fully insured and bonded. FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATES WITHNO OBLIGATION. / WHITE'S INSULATION Specialists in BLOWN INSULATION Call Elwin (El) White at 576-5606 -- Courtice We blow fiberglass . . . ... as well as cellulose Improve ventilation, door moulding and window caulking.