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) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5,1984 7 EXECUTIVE OF THE BOW. UNIT OF THE CAN. CANCER SOCIETY 1984 - 85 President: Cathy Aitken 623-5654 Secretary: Betty Dakin 623-2895 Treasurer: Rita Tillcock 623-7155 Campaign Chairman: GlennProut 623-2918 Co-Chairman : Don Yeo 623-7543 Co-Chairman: Marion Allin 9874311 Co-Chairman : Sylvia Amesbury 705-277-2937 Co-Chairman: RowlieCoombes 263-2934 Co-Chairman: Rick Dolan 623-4337 Commemoration Funds: Rita Tillcock 623-7155 Education Chairman: Mary Tillcock 623-4326 Co-Chairman : Mary Gibson 9874445 Co-Chairman : Lois Richards 623-2292 Co-Chairman : Gwen Meraw 623-5632 Publicity Chairman: Linda Martin 623-1381 Patient Services Chairman: Kay Rehder .. 623-5865 Co-Chairman: Cathy Bourke 623-9455 Transportation Chairman: Cathy Bourke.. 623-9455 Co-Chairman: Jean Stevens 623-3090 Mastectomy Visiting: Helen Sinclair 987-4030 Ev Werry 623-2823 Daffodil Convenor : Mary Tillcock 623-4326 Assistant: Mary Thomas 623-1403 Historian: JeanMcMurter 623-2705 Planning, Development & Nomination : Mary Tillcock 623-4326 Veda Thompson; 623-3826 Medical Advisor: Dr. Paul Hoy Boyle Bantams Defeat Whitby ted by Jeff Shannon and Shane Crombie. The remaining goals were as follows - Paul Brunt one, Jeff Shannon one, Steven Bizi four. Assists were awarded to D. J. Higgon one, David Reid two, O. J. Sidor four, Zenon Nelson one, Terry Kellett three, Paul Brunt one. Those assists are as important as the goals and show the boys are really working as a team. Keep up the good work! Saturday, Nov. 24 saw the Boyle boys host the Whitby team for a return game. Again, Boyle's were the victors with a 5 -1 win, David Reid put up a consistent effort and notched the first goal on an assist from O. J. Sidor. O.J. then drove home two unassisted goals within two minutes. 0. J. next assisted Jeff Shannon's goal and the final goal was scored by Shane Crombie, assisted by Shawn Carlton. All boys have now got on the points board! The Dec. 1st game was played in the Bowmanville Arena against the Cobourg Bantams. Paul Stephens played played an outstanding game in net and kept the Cobourg team to only two goals. Other consistent and outstanding outstanding players in this game were Warren Haldenby. Shawn Carlton, D. J. Higgon, Zenon Nelson and 0. J. Sidor. D. J. Higgon scored first for Boyle's on an assist from Zenon Nelson. Steve Bizi drove home the second goal from D. J. Higgon. David Reid made no mistake when he scored an unassisted goal and finally 0. J. Sidor scored with another assist going to Zenon Nelson. The final score was 4 - 2 in Boyle's favour. Students Learn About Pioneer Days On Friday, Nov. 23, the Boyle Bantams played their first aWay game against the Whitby Bantams in the Whitby Arena and came away with a strong 8 - 2 win. All the boys played a fine game but hot on the score- board were Steve Bizi with four goals, 0. J. Sidor with one goal and four assists and Warren Haldenby with one goal and one assist. Warren started the goal scoring off early in the first period with an unassisted goal. 0. J. next got on the scoreboard with a goal, assis- ' V "' Jeremy Flintoff tries his hand at using a quill pen in last week's pioneer days program at Waverley Public School. The quill pens were just a few of the old tools, utensils, and household items on display for grade four students students studying the life of pioneers. In addition, there was some practical " instruction in pioneer arts such as candle-making, apple-drying, and spinning. spinning. Van Belle on Gardening Don't Make a Move!! without Our Hostess' Gifts and Information Information are the Key to Your New Community Call Sandra Yates 623-5873 He Kill fwoet tout ■ tN *wK The Beauty otthe Amaryllis Bulb Discover the beauty of the Amaryllis. It's gorgeous large flowers can be grown with ease right in your onw home. The Amaryllis bulb originated in South Africa, and for many years they were predominantly predominantly grown there and then shipped throughout the world. With the warm climate, they were able to grow the best and largest bulbs. Over the last few years, this bulb has been extensively grown in Holland where an intense hybridizing program was set up, and just recently they have come up with the latest and the most beautiful colors in the Amaryllis bulbs. One of them is the Ludwig Holland Amaryllis, it comes in a variety of colors, from white to red, and several varieties have red background with white stripes through the flowers. Most Amaryllis bulbs are sold with the pot and saucer and the soil already in the box as a complete kit, excellent as a Christmas gift, since all that has to be done is planted and placed in the home for forcing into bloom. When you receive the bulb, plant them with % of the bulb above the soil. Use only pots that are two inches larger than the bulb, never put the bulb in a pot that is large, because all you will get is leaves. The temperature should oe around 60 to 70 degrees, with as much light as possible but not in direct sunlight. Water sparingly so that the roots have a chance to get startëd and the leaves start to develop and the flower bud is visible in the centre of the bulb. Then water once a week, or as needed, but do not over water. This is the case of most bulbs, or you can have a problem with the bulb rotting. Better still is to water them from the bottom in the saucer once a week until the bud is showing and twice a week after that. Amaryllis bulbs will last foi years, and can be saved after they flower. After the bloom is finished, put pot and all in a cool spot and only water about one a month, but very little. After the danger of frost is over in the spring they can be planted out in the garden. This can be done two ways. You can plant pot and all, or you can take the bulb out of the pot and plant them in the garden. In the fail when the weather starts to get cooler bring them indoors (potting those that are planted out), and then gradually reduce the supply of water at the roots, giving only enough to prevent the leaves from wilting. Some varieties will go completely dormant, losing all their leaves and some will retain some of their leaves. When the new leaves are starting to show, remove the old leaves and you are ready for another flowering. Another method is to completely lift the bulb out in the fall, remove all the soil, leaving as much of the roots intact as possible and cut off the leaves and place the bulb in a dry cool place for three months, to give the bulb a dormant period after which it can be planted again for the next flowering period. The soil that they like is friable so that the moisture can drain through, and adding a bit of manure will give it. the extra food it needs for proper flowering. There ' is ' little problem with insects on the Amaryllis except some Whitefly and they can be sprayed with an insecticidal soap for indoor plants. Yes, the Amaryllis is an excellent plant to bring color into your house and also will make a delightful project for the children, either in the classroom or at home. Until next week, happy indoor gardening. NEWTONVILLE 'Twas the night before Christmas \ And all through the town Was a mad rush of shoppers All wearing a frown. Frantic roaming and searching With packages clutched near Just one special something for some so dear? Never fear .. . that Special Gift is Here at Bev's Floral Creations 162 King St. E. -- 623-3377 Bowmanville After Hours: 623-5803 Newtonvillc - Starkville Bowling Team Standings Du Mauriers 27, Rothmans 27, Cameos 25, Players 24. The 50 - 50 draw won by Peggy Millson. 200 Games Jean Arnold 235, Joan Adams 232, Blanche Jones 205, Joyce Stacey 205, Sandra Mclnnes 205, Cindy Millson 204, 200. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Perrin of Peterborough were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stapleton visited Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson, Jessica and Chris of Newcastle were dinner guests on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown. Mrs. Stan Allin and Mrs. Lawrence Jamieson of Newcastle Newcastle visited Mrs. Lena Clys- dale Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow with Mrs. Bessie Dean, Kay Kimball, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy of Newcastle attended the surprise 20th wedding anniversary celebrations celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chid- ley of Cambray on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow, Jan and Ryan also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Staple- ton attended the birthday party for her sister Mrs. Isobel Whetstone at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christie and boys at Whitby on Sunday afternoon. Several attended the enrollment enrollment ceremonies of the Brownies and Guides held at the Sunday School on Thursday Thursday evening. Miss Brenda Knapp and Miss Shirley Rogers showed slides and their treasures from their recent Guiding trip to Switzerland. Switzerland. Bolahood's Lose Match By Jocllumeiiick On Saturday, December 1st, Bolahoods hosted Orono and came up on the short end of a 4 - 2 score. Bowmanville opened the scoring at the 5:50 mark of the first period with Matt Dykstra scoring with Steve Godsmark assisting. Orono tied the score at the 1:26 mark and had numerous scoring chances to go ahead had it not been for the fine goaltending of Jarrott Aus. Bolahoods once again took the lead when Matt Dykstra scored on a fine individual effort at the 3:53 mark of the second period. Bolahoods' lead was short lived as Orono tied the score at the 3:19 mark of the second period and went on to victory netting three more goals. Darcy Veitcli took over the goal tending duties halfway through the second period and made some fine saves to keep the score from being increased. increased. Unfortunately coach Osmond had to go witli a limited squad of 11 skaters which showed up us the boys tired going into the final period, and could not keep pace with the fast skating Orono team Property Valuators & Consultants Ltd. Wm. H. Clipperton, A.A.C.I. Proftulonil Membtr, Society of Perm Miniger» end Kuril Appraisers Valuations for -- • Capital Gains Tax • Inter-Family Transfers • Mortgage Financing Write: 62 Jackman Rd., llowmanvlllc, Ontario L1C 2C9 Phone (Collect) -416-623-6023 Grade four students at the Waverley Public gram held last Wednesday and Thursday. Here, School took time to learn about apple-drying, Penny-Anne Davidson is instructing the students spinning, weaving, butter-churning, candle- in the art of churning butter. 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