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I î y 2 ;John and Shirley Proctor are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Brenda Leigh to Mark Alan Brown, son of Bob and Sharron Brown of Newton- ville, Ontario. Brenda and Mark were married Dec. 31, 1983 at Trinity United Church in . Bowmanville. The ceremony ceremony was performed by the Reverend John Peters. Susan Brown, sister-in-law of the groom was the maid of honour and the best man was Donnie Brown, brother of the groom. Family and friends gathered gathered at the bride's family home for a reception following the ceremony. The newlyweds are residing in Newcastle. B.H.S. NEWS By Sam Laskaris East Thursday, the regular season concluded for the three B.H.S. boys' basketball teams. After very slow starts for the three teams this year the teams seem to be peaking in their season which is essential essential to be successful in the playoffs. Speaking of the playoffs, playoffs, all three B.H.S. teams played their quarter-final matches yesterday. We'll have the results of these en- coiinters in next week's issue. The B.H.S. midget team ended its season on a winning note, defeating Port Perry on Thursday by a score of 41 - 38. Thfe victory clinched fifth place for Bowmanville in the Division I standings. The B.H.S. junior team split their league games last week. On Monday, they defeated Dunbarton 54 - 45. Rod Tukker played another excellent game accumulating half (27) of Bowmanville's points. Jay Kelly also added 12 points and Dan Peters contributed 10 pojhts. On Thursday, it was just not to be as the Redmen suffered a heartbreaking 53 - 52 jefeat to,Port Perry. 'me spotlight, however, is on the 1 ; B.H.S-. ^senior team who haÿe been coming on of late. On 1 ' Saturday, February the 4th, the team captured the consolation championship at the; Paul Dwyer Saints' tournament tournament in Oshawa. Then, this past week the team won its Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL i Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. I 68 King St. East Bowmanville last two regular season games. First on Monday, the team totally outplayed the Spartans from Dunbarton ana came away with a 72 - 50 victory. Bowmanville's big centre Steve Brown was the game's top point-getter with 34 points. Bowmanville's other offensive threat George Wind played a spectacular game and ended up with 20 points. After losing to Courtice Secondary School in an exhibition exhibition match on Wednesday, the team once again came up with a great effort, trouncing Port Perry's senior team 65 - 31. Bowmanville's scoring was spread out a little more evenly but Steve Brown once again was the team leader with 16 points. George Wind chipped in with 12 points followed by Jamie Baxter with 10 points. Steve T don't get any credit' Fellows added eight points to the Bowmanville cause followed followed by John Theriault and Eric Peebles who had six points each. Lions Club HockeyDraw Winners At the Feb. 13,1984 meeting of the Bowmanville Lions Club the following were winners of a pair of hockey tickets. Maple Leaf Games - Feb. 29 to March 3. No. 116 - George Vice No. 776 - Brian Harris No. 727 - Roy Turner No. 485 - Kirk Kemp Oshawa General Games Feb. 25 and 26th No. 533 - Keith Shackelton No. 370 - Harold Anfossi No. 944 - Brian Barber No. 544 - Dick Bain. KITCHEN KAPERS Beef Stroganoff has been a classic dish served served since the 19th century. century. This microwave menu features a modernized version, prepared in less than 20 minutes. Beef Stroganoff 1 pound (500 g) boneless boneless round steak (%- inch/2 cm thick) medium clove garlic, garlic, minced tablespoons (25 mL) butter or margarine cup (125 mL) thinly sliced onion can (10 OZ./284 mL) Campbell's Condensed Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup cup (125 mL) sour cream cup (50 mL) milk tablespoons (15 mL) dry sherry 1 tablespoon (15 mL) tomato paste Cooked noodles Slice meat into thin strips. In 2-quart (2 L) round microwave-safe casserole, combine garlic garlic and butter. Micro- wave on High 1 to 2 minutes. Add meat and onion. Cover. Micro- wave on High 3 to 4 minutes or until meat just loses its pink color. Stir in soup, sour cream, milk, sherry and tomato paste. Re-cover. Micro- wave on High 7 to 9 minutes minutes or until hot, stirring occasionally. Let stand, covered, 2 minutes. To serve, spoon over noodles. Makes 4 servings. servings. % % 1 Italian cuisine has grown in popularity and a particular favorite is Chicken Cacciatore. This flavorful stew, simmered in a wine- splashed tomato sauce, will be the highlight of your Italian at home. : Chicken Cacciatore 2 ' tablespoons (25 mL) olive oil 2 pounds (1 kg) broiler-fryer, broiler-fryer, cut into parts 2 cups (500 mL) sliced fresh mushrooms cup (125 mL) green pepper cut in squares cup (125 mL) finely chopped onion cup (50 mL) finely chopped celery cup (250 mL) Prego Spaghetti Sauce cup (125 mL) dry red wine cup (125 mL) water tablespoon (15 mL) % y 2 y 2 l Canabian Statesman brings you stories, pictures, and all sorts of news about you, your friends, and your community. We're sure you know all Ibis--but did you know... Plus many other specially designed forms • All available in a variety of type styles, paper textures and colors, and ink colors. Tell us what you need -- we'll design the job especially for you. Price ((notes on request. The James Publishing Company 623-3303 Engagement Announced The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 15,1984 3 Happy 32nd Birthday "Topper" King Oflrden's Oldtimers By Bob Sheridan Bob Deblois scored the first of his three goals mid-way through the first period with assists to Gerry Henderson and Grant Wright. Bob Mar- jerrison then scored on a pass from Bruce Meadows. Ray Crombie and Gerry Hender- ! son then set up Bob Deblois to put Bowmanville ahead 3 - 0. Sloppy play in our end led to Newmarket's first goal. Warren Townsley's brother, a member of the Relics, gained his first of two assists on this play. Grant Wright sent Siegi Rohr away with a fine pass. Siegi drew the defender and slipped a neat pass behind his back to Ron Rushak who was driving in on the left side. Ron gobbled up the pass, raced in and fired a perfect shot high , into the left corner. Bob Deblois who was set up by Irv ■ Gill and Gerry Henderson drove a fine shot under the goaltender to put us ahead 5 - * 1. The Newmarket team is to be given great credit for rallying rallying and scoring four unanswered unanswered goals to tie the game and set the stage for George Sainsbury's winning marker. Bob Hellam and Bruce Meadows did some fine checking checking to set George up for this final blast which was a patented Sainsbury rifle shot from over 30 feet. Art Hester played well in our goal and a fine defensive effort was put forth by Warren Townsley, Bob Hellam, Grant Wright and our coach, Ray Crombie. Business Skills Update ACT NOW! Mr. and Mrs. William Holroyd of Bowmanville are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Marion to Samuel George, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elliott of Hampton. drained capers In 12-inch (30 cm) fry pan over medium-heat, in hot olive oil, cook chicken parts until well- browned on all sides. Remove chicken. To drippings in fry pan, add mushrooms, green pepper, onion and celery; cook about 5 minutes. Stir in spaghetti spaghetti sauce, wine, water and capers. Return chicken to fry pan; heat to boiling. Reduce heat to low. Cover; simmer 30 minutes. Uncover; cook 15 minutes more or until chicken is fork- tender. If necessary, spoon off fat. Makes 6 servings. ' * Snappy Vinaigrette 1 can (6 oz./170 mL) "V-8" Juice 3 tablespoon (45 mL) olive oil 2 tablespoons (25 mL) vinegar 1 small clove garlic, minced. In covered jar or shaker, combine all ingredients; ingredients; chill. Shake well before serving. Serve with sliced cucumbers cucumbers and pimiento strips. Makes about 1 cup (250mL). Happy 40th Birthday "Marg" JOIN AN ADULT STUDENT CLASS INTERESTED IN ADVANCING THEIR BUSINESS POTENTIAL • EARN FOUR CREDITS • MAY EARN YOUR GRADUATION DIPLOMA • FREE TUITION • FREE CAREER COUNSELLING THIS IS A PACKAGE PROGRAMME FOR MA TU RE* ADULTS BEGINNING IN SEPTEMBER 1983 Four Credit Courses Offered ♦BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS ♦TYPING AND OFFICE PROCEDURES ♦BUSINESS MACHINES & BUSINESS MATHEMATICS ♦ACCOUNTING FOR PERSONAL AND BUSINESS USE APPLY FOR DETAILS & BROCHURE BEFORE FEB. 16 BY CALLING MS. CAROLINE NAPLES, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS EDUCATION BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 623-4416 -- 9 a.m. • 4 p.m. MONDAY • FRIDAY GENERAL INFORMATION MEETING, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1984 AT 7:00 p.m. IN THE B.H.S. LIBRARY 'Mature student -- anyone that is over 18 and has been out of school for one year. ALL COURSES WILL BE OFFERED BETWEEN 9:00 a.m. AND 12:30 NOON 12:30 p.m. • 3:30 p.m. (IF SUFFICIENT ENROLLMENT) SEPTEMBER 1983 TO MAY, 1984 BECAUSE WE CARE SINCE 1905, ROTARY HAS LIVED "SERVICE ABOVE SELF" Today, Rotary is over 925,000 members strong in 158 countries. Each Rotarian is dedicated to the meeting of community needs and the promotion of world understanding understanding and peace. The Bowmanville Rotary Club thanks the Town of Newcastle for its continued support, This year's projects (A) To furnish and finish a Meditation Meditation Room at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Projected cost $10,000.00. (B) To support the Crippled Children Children of Simcoc Hall, committed amount $5,000.00. ROTARY WEEK FEB. 20 - 26, 1984 Celebrating the 79th birthday of Rotary -- the world's first and most international service club. In association with Rotary International, International, District 707 has 65 Clubs with over 3400 members throughout southern Ontario. 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