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I ) Aamco Mosquitos Collect 14 Wins During Soccer Season The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 22, 1962 7 season and other members are Lesley Boynton, Katherine Acheson, Catherine Hayes, Kelly Dunn, Cathy Hooper, Alma Stacey, Nicole The Aamco Girls' Mosquito Soccer Team was in the process of completing a successful season when the above photo was taken last week at the playing field of the Durham Christian ' High School. Members of the team include, front row, from left: Debbie Downward, Kelly Dunn, Katherine By Peter Clark Sixteen games ago, the Aamco girls Mosquito soccer team suffered their only loss of the season. Since then they have accumulated 29 points through 14 wins and 1 tie to finish first, well ahead of their closest rival. League play results are as follows: Aamco 1 - Ajax "B" 2, Aamco 7 - Ajax "B" 1, Aamco 4 - Pick. Vil. 1, Aamco 4 - Pick. Vil. 1, Aamco 9 -Whitby Lions I, Aamco 5 - Whitby Lions 0, Aamco 6 - Ajax "A" 1, Aamco .8 - Ajax "A" 0, Aamco 4 - T.O.P. 2, Aamco 3 - T.O.P. 2, Aamco 5 - Whitby Op. 2, Aamco 9 - Whitby Op. 0, Aamco 3 - Oshawa 0, Aamco 3 - Oshawa 3, Aamco 7 - T.O.P. P.E.S.C.A. 2, Aamco 5 - Scugog 3. The entire team is to be congratulated for their efforts this season and a special word for No. 15, Karen Klompmaker who scored 61 goals in 16 games. Other goal scorers were Anita Vandrunen II, Kim Oldejans 4, Joanna Mulder 4 and Tawnya Clark 2. The team worked hard both defensively and offensively all Acheson, Lesley Boynton, Joanna Mulder, Karen , Klompmaker and Tawnya Clark. The back row, from left, includes : Cathy Hooper, Catherine Hayes, Kimberly Oldejans, Anita VanDrunen, * Alma Stacey, Nicole Willoughby,. Nicole Harvey and coach Peter Clark. Absent is Mara O'Brien. Willoughby, Nicole Harvey, Debbie Downward and Mara O'Brien. Good work girls. Playoffs start this week at Durham Christian on Tuesday, Sept. 14. Kick-off is 6:15 against Whitby Lions. If the Aamco girls come out on top then our next game will be Thursday, Sept. 16, same time and place. ORONO NEWS By Mrs. Isabelle Challice Quote - "We are all manufacturers manufacturers in a way - making good, making, trouble or making excuses. "- Mrs. Mildred Owen and Miss Victorine Kierstead, Toronto were, luncheon guests of Mrs. Doris Prust recently. Mrs. Leila Werry attended a reunion of fellow graduates of Barrie Collegiate Institute, recently and enjoyed renewing renewing old acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Budd, Port Hope and Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice attended the funeral, Friday, of their cousin,! Lome Carpenter, of Elgin, The funeral was held in Gananoque. Mrs. Joan Scott, Mrs. Irene Fleeman, Miss Doris Moffat and Miss Norma Martin, all SPECIAL from North Toronto, were luncheon guests of Mrs. Doris Prust last Sunday, after which a tour of Orono and area was much enjoyed by all. Apple picking is well under way in .the area and good crops are being harvested. A belated happy birthday to Mrs. Edna Mercer, who celebrated celebrated last weekend! Members of Orono Tennis Club enjoyed an excellent social outing Sunday afternoon, afternoon, in Orono Park, and also enjoyed a delicious pot-luck dinner, approximately 45 people in attendance. : The Orono Jr. Gardeners enjoyed a nature hike last Wednesday evening through the Reforestry, studying the flower varieties, and collecting collecting cones for Christmas decorations,, to be made at later meetings.: There were 12 members and 4 adults in attendance. Orono St. Saviours News Last Sunday was the registration for Sunday school and Mrs. Betty Ann Wood and Mrs. Kathy Stapleton are heading this up at St. Saviours Church. Our new church hall is soon to be completed, and then we will commence Sunday school classes in the new hall. Engaged Encounter - Those planning to be married might take in this weekend in Aurora Conference Centre, October 8-10. Applications are available available from the Aurora Conference Conference Centre or the' Rector. Remember the date Saturday, Saturday, Oct. 16 at the I.O.O.F. hall for St. Saviours Church bazaar from 2 to 4 p.m. Diocesan Synod meets on Thursday evening, Sept. 23 and all day the 24th, and until business is completed the 25th. Please pray for the ' lay members, clergy and bishops as they discuss the life of the church in this large diocese. Remember on Outreach Walk is this Saturday, Sept 25. It will start from Newtonvilie United Church hall. The purpose is to acquaint people with the country in that area and to raise money for the outreach projects of our churches. Sponsor sheets are available at the churches. Orono United Church News The beautiful baskets of flowers at chancel were placed in memory of the late William Slater, and placed by members of his family. Mr. Robert Chater, Leskard, lead the scripture readings and the choir rendered "The Lord's My Shepherd". Mrs. Donna Hutton Hutton gave a clever, illustrated story of "Good for Something or Nothing"? A very large Sunday school on hand and 2 teachers are still needed, 1 for ages 9 and 10 years and 1 for seniors. Please contact Donna Hutton 983-5717 or Lois Brown 983-5918 if you can help in this worthwhile work. Remember our newest group, The Explorers, will be meeting Wednesday evening, Sept. 22, in upper hall of church (6.45 p.m. until 8.00 p.m.) All girls from ages 8 to 11 years are welcome. Painters are still needed for the Sunday School class rooms. A meeting is planned for Oct. 16, at 9.00 a.m. Please contact Donna Hutton or Lois Brown ahead of time. Birthdays. celebrated this week, Bertha Touchburn, Sept. 24 and Carlos Tamblyn Sept. 23. Happy Birthday! The Upper Room devotional guide books for Nov. - Dec. are at the front doors along with list of subscribers. Please check off your name when you pick up your book. Durham Complex News (Srs) The monthly dinner party of the 4T club was held Thursday, Sept. 16, in the I.O.O.F.hall, with 34 members in attendance. A delicious dinner of roast beef, yorkshire pudding, hash browned potatoes, french beans, birthday birthday cake and ice cream was much enjoyed by the crowd. The lovely flowers on tables were donated by Everett Brown and were given to the birthday guests following the program. Gladys Brown at the piano, gave out some very lively music and then George Day led the group in a sing-song. Members of the Kinsmen Club provided exciting games of Bingo and this caused much fun and excitement. Our grateful thanks to this very thoughtful group who so often provide entertainment to our club. ',| Bowling Veteran Honored for Work with Youth Bowling For 25 years, Harold Bennett has been showing the youth of Bowmanville the sport of bowling. More than 1500 young bowlers have gone through the Youth Bowling Council, headed up by Harold in this area. Finally, after 25 years, his young and slightly older bowling students were able to show their appreciation during a reunion at Liberty Bowl on Saturday. The group presented Harold and his wife, Thelma, with a silver tray for the 25 years he has supported youth bowling in Bowmanville. i Those celebrating birthdays for the month of Sept., Gladys Ogden, Jack Miller, Ann Demark, Nathan Haw, Roy Barraball, Bertha Touch- burn, Jim Start, Ethel Lycett, Arthur Clough and I. Challice. Those in hospital from Complex - Elias Greenaway, St. Michaels, Toronto, Vic Garrod, Bowmanville, and Harvey Ginn in Oshawa hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ginn, Trenton, were Sunday visitors with his mother, Mrs. Harvey Ginn, and his father in hospital.- Mr. Ronald Kennedy, Orlando, Florida, returned home on Monday, after spending spending last week visiting his father, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kennedey. Orono News Saturday guests of Mrs. Mary J. Morris - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton and family, Oshawa; ■ Mrs. Evelyn Byworth, Toronto; Dr. Douglas, Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton and Mrs. Mary J. Morris were Sunday afternoon Employment Conditions The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at the Canada Employment Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of August totalled 14,926, consisting of 7,118 female and 7,808 male clients. Placements in the three offices totalled 357 for the month, which compares to a total of 175 placements during July. The majority of clients were registered in Material Handling and related; Construction Construction Trades; Product guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, at their cottage, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins spent several days last week at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Jack Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Randall, , Whitby, were luncheon guests of Mrs. Irene Murray, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Randall, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Irene Murray. Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing; Sales; Service; Clerical and related. During August, the greatest employment opportunities existed in accomodation and Food Services; Retail Trade; Special Trade Contractors. In August, there were 9 agreements signed under the G. I. T. - General Industrial Training Program. As a result, 11 people will benefit from both training and employment in the Region of Durham. 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