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» i ) [ Items cf Interest) Boy Scouts Disappointed with Paper Drive Response Wed., Feb. 13 and Wed., Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. Durham International Women's Day Committee meets at the U.A.W. Hall, 44 Bond St. East, Oshawa. Plans for this year's celebration: workshops, skits, art show, information exchange, exchange, and other events, will be made. All women welcome to help. For further information information call Trudie 728-3163 or Kathy 668-1680. Special feature: Jim Green, acting captain "Fire Prevention Prevention for the Home." Babysitting Babysitting provided. All ladies warmly welcomed. Phone 623-5182 for details. Mrs. Norman Luxton and her daughter, Mrs., Evelyn Sartoretto of Trenton have, returned from a very enjoyable enjoyable holiday. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Conway at their beautiful winter home in Antiqua, West Indies. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allin, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Short and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cuddahee returned recently from a delightful cruise through the Panama Canal on the new Royal Princess and a brief visit to Acapulco, Mexico. All single parents are welcome to attend the Parents Without Partners meeting on Thursday, February 14th at St. George's Memorial Church, Oshawa, 51 Centre Street, at 8 p.m. and hear the guest speaker Nora Lenart of the Welcome Wagon. Alex Laurier, the star of television shows such as Polka Dot Door, Kid's Corner, Cucumber, and Uncle Bobby, will perform on Saturday, February 16th, at the Orono Town Hall. Tickets available at any of the Town of Newcastle Newcastle libraries. Congratulations to Lori Wood and Natalie Anderson of Orono who recently received their All Round Cords, the highest honour in the Girl Guide Organization. ; Father Jim Carruthers, of St. Basil's Seminary, Toronto, Will preside over the St. Francis of Assisi parish Penitential Celebration, this Sunday, February 17th Newcastle, at 7 p.m. in ; The Northumberland Players will present "Annie" at Victoria Hall, Cobourg, February 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th. Tickets available at Woody's in Cobourg. The Bowmanville Sea Cadet Corps invites the public to an Open. House on Monday, February 25th at 7 p.m. in Bowmanville Legion Hall. Come see a Tall Ships movie, displays, cadet training classes in progress and an information table. One Parent Families Association Association meetings at St. Andrew's Church, 71 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa are scheduled for February 12, Elections; February 19, Guest Speaker; February 26, Guest speaker Keith Marlow - Children and single parenting; March 5, General Meeting; March 12, Guest speaker on Nuclear Disaster. Our meetings are open to the general public and new members are welcome. Anyone needing further information contact 579-7338. Anyone in need of Meals on Wheels in the Newcastle Village area is asked to phone 987-4503, before Friday, February 22nd. Tonight, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1985 at 9:30 p.m. Liberty Pentecostal Church Coffee Plus will present the special speaker Gloria Akin,' an executive on staff with Scripture Scripture Press who comes to bring us her heartfelt testimony. BAHA'I FAITH Man is spiritually linked with God; he is now spiritual mature mature and must accept this responsibility for himself. Phone 623-9519 Bowmanville Marg Wilbur, a resident of Scugog Township, anticipating anticipating an election as early as this spring, has announced that she will seek the New Democratic Party nomination for the provincial riding of Durham-York. Mrs. Wilbur, 45, a resident of Scugog Township, Township, said the NDP nomination meeting for the riding will be held Wednesday, March 6 at the Senior Citizens Centre in Keswick. At this time, she is the only declared candidate seeking the NDP nomination. Durham Region Police are warning snowmobilers that there is a stretch of poor ice on Lake Scugog in the vicinity of 151 Years of Community Service â>t. SofjtVs Anglican Cljurdj Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Sunday, February 17th, 1985 QUINQUAGESIMA 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Sunday School & Nursery Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. - The Honorary Assl. The Rev. A.D. Langley ü>t. IDaul's Emteb Cfjurtij MINISTER Rev, N. E. Schamorhorn, B.A., M.DIv. 1834-1984 ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dowell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen - 623-5701 Sunday, February 17th, 1985 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship "What Will You Leave Behind?" Nursery care loi pro-school children every Sunday. II you're new to Bovmonville, we invite you to moke St. Pout's your church home. Washburn Island. At least two snowmobiles were reported to have gone through the ice there over the weekend and conditions are described as very dangerous. The worst area is about 100 yards east of Washburn between the shoreline shoreline and a group of ice huts. Letter to the Editor Dear Editor: Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education elected trustees trustees are about to embark embark on a series of intense intense discussion meetings meetings to draw up the board's 1985 budget. As a result of these meetings of the board's operations and finance committee, a financial blueprint totalling more than $60 million will be established. As taxpayers supporting supporting the N. & N. public education system, system, if you have any concerns for input you wish brought to the attention attention of the budget committee, I would be pleased to convey them on your behalf. Please submit, in writing, any budget related related concerns to school board vice- chairman, Donna Fairey, do Northumberland Northumberland & Newcastle Board of Education, 834 D'Arcy Street, Cobourg, Ontario. Yours truly, Donna Fairey School Bd. Vice-chairman. Vice-chairman. Square Boy Ties Nichols A close checking game on February 9 as Nichols tied the score late in the game. It would appear the game got off to a slow motion start but Square Boy managed to score the only goal of the.period as Captain Kellet connected with the (D.J.) picking up the assist. The second period opened up a bit more from both teams as Nichols got on the score- board twice and Square Boy's adding two goals. Working hard in the game paid off for this line as Mark Burns scored his first goal assisted by Greg Raby and Joseph Szabo. The trio kept at it as Mark slammed slammed in his second goal of the game. Later on in the game this line nearly had their third goal as Mark missed an opportunity opportunity by only inches. A big third period by the (D.J.) as his defense was caught up ice he hustled back to cover up taking his attacker out of play with a good clean check nullifying the play. A few minutes later (D.J.) scored a goal assisted by Captain Kellet and the Big (M). The Nichol team bounced back with two unanswered goals to end the game 4 - 4. Keep working guys. II ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 13,1985 5 Minor Hockey As of February 9,1985 Novice: W L T F A Pts. Victoria & Grey 11 1 2 45 18 24 Jimmy's 5 5 4 23 32 14 Adam & Eve 4 6 4 22 30 12 Bonded 3 11 0 25 40 6 Atom: Hydro 7 0 3 28 15 17 London Life 7 4 0 43 26 14 401 Esso 3 6 1 25 29 7 Lange's 2 4 3 15 29 7 J&J 0 5 5 17 29 5 Pee Wee: I.O.O.F. 8 2 1 36 17 17 Hutton 6 4 1 35 37 13 Mr. Sub 5 5 1 41 29 11 McRobbie 5 6 0 42 37 10 J&J 2 9 1 23 49 5 Bantam: Square Boy 10 2 2 54 34 22 Kool 3 6 3 49 28 13 Nichols 5 8 1 56 62 11 Capri 4- 8 2 48 54 10 Midget: Marianna 7 1 2 35 17 16 Courtice Shell 3- 5 1 32 27 7 Rotary 3 5 1 15 38 5 Despite the efforts of local Boy Scouts, the Paper Drive held last Saturday was a disappointment. disappointment. The Scouts, who collect paper from area residents every eight or nine weeks to raise funds for their outings, gathered only 12 tons on the weekend, compared to their usual quota of 20 tons or more. Pictured here sorting out some of the bundles are (left to right) Chris Hilborn, Eddie Cook, Zane Pieckenbrock, Robin Baker, James Bentley, and Sean Langley. by Catherine Denny Local Boy Scouts are concerned concerned about the recent lack of success they've been having with their traditional traditional paper drives in the area. The Scouts, who depend on paper drives to raise badly-needed funds, have noticed a steady decline in the amount of newsprint being collected from area residents. Last Saturday's drive was especially disappointing for the hard-working boys who attained only 12 tons of paper -- a big decrease from the 20 to 30 tons they usually receive. Builders Win Two Games On Saturday, February 9th, Bowmanville hosted Ajax for their second playoff game and skated to a well deserved 4 to 1 victory. Bowmanville took the early lead when Corey Strand knocked home Matt Dykstra's rebound at the 8:32 mark of the first period. David Szabo also assisting on the play. Markham came right back and tied the score at the 7:11 mark of the first period. Both teams played end to end hockey and it seemed as if this would become a one goal game. Bowmanville seemed to take charge with a flury of shots which finally paid off when Danny Couillard scored at the 4:19 mark of the first period with Craig Forsey assisting. From here on in it was all Bowmanville as they notched the final two markers with Matt Dykstra and David Szabo both scoring on fine individual plays unassisted. This contest was won with nothing less of a 100 percent effort from all the boys. Bowmanville 5 Markham 1 On Sunday, February 10th Bowmanville travelled to Markham and played their second game of the weekend, and once again out played and out hustled the opponents. Markham started out in the contest very quickly and notched the first goal at the 5:58 mark of the first period, Spencer, Royal view Advance to Finals In the first game of the Sunday morning commercial league, Spencers came from behind to defeat Cowans 8 - 7. Doug Ritchie scored the winner winner with less than two minutes to play. Scoring for Spencers were Doug Ritchie three, Steve Huiseman two, singles to Pete Krukkert, Joe Hollister and Steve Simpson. Assists went to John Hogarth, Kevin Saunders, Doug Ritchie, Ted Paul and Steve Huiseman two each. Single assists went to Steve Simpson, Joe Hollister and Pete Krukkert. Krukkert. Mark Berney scored five goals for Cowans and singles went to Mike Burke and Bill Hogarth, with assists to Steve Carrie and Paul Dackin, two each. Single assists went to Jody Ross, Mark Berney, Ted Brown, Bill Hogarth and Jeff Edmonston. Spencers won this series two games to none. In the second game, Royal- view eliminated Dennis Pizzeria in two games with a 14 - 2 thrashing. Paul Kennedy had three goals for the winners, James Patersen, Dave Boyce, Dan Armstrong, Charlie Andolsek and Paul Leslie each had two. gçals, Frank Rohr added a single. Assists went to Dan Armstrong Armstrong (four), Kelly Boyle three, A1 Urbas, Ken Hall. Paul Leslie, Frank Rohr and Barry Boyle each had two. Single assists went to Vince Probert, James Patersen and Dave Boyce. A1 Clark had both Dennis goals, assists went to Bill Petersen, and Mark Ellis. Game time Sunday for the final is at 11:30. It is a three out of five series. Town and Country Les Hunt 30, A1 Bentley 26, Mike Powers 18, Bob Brown 17, Steve Sanderson 16, Alan Tibbies 13, Nelda Dawson 10, Terry Luke 10. Ladies' High Triple - Nancy Weirsma 683. Men's High Triple - Bob Brown 588. Ladies' High Single - Nancy Weirsma 256. Men's High Single - Bob Brown 239. Ladies 250 and Over - Nancy Weirsma 256. but that was to be their only threat of this contest as Bowmanville Bowmanville took charge and skated to a convincing 5 to 1 victory. Darcy Veitch provided provided Bowmanville with outstanding outstanding goaltending throughout throughout the game. Scoring for Bowmanville were Matt Dykstra two goals, two assists, David Szabo two goals, one assist, Matt Aitken one goal, Jimmy Mills one assist. Congratulations to each and every player as they certainly have played their finest all round game of the season. Port Hope 7 Bowmanville 4 On Sunday, February 11th, Bowmanville travelled to Port Hope to participate in their Young Canada Day and came away on the short end of a 7 to 4 score. Playing their second game of the day, the boys seemed to run out of gas early in this contest, but never gave up and put forth a determined effort. Scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville were David Szabo two goals, Matt Dykstra one goal, three assists, Craig Forsey one goal, Danny Couillard one assist. "The paper drives are our major means of fund raising," raising," explained Ernie Col- liss, leader of the Salvation Army Scout Troop. "If this lack of interest continues, then we'll have to quit the paper drive and go door-to- door or something," he added. Mr. Colliss went on to explain explain that their business has probably been hurt due to the opening of the Town of Newcastle's own recycling recycling program offered through Durham Recycling Centre. The centre now offers offers newsprint collection at the curbside on garbage day. The Scout leader feels that residents may be putting putting their newsprint out for the recycling depot rather than saving it for the boys, who are not associated with the weekday pickups. "There are over 220 Scouts Scouts in Bowmanville alone who benefit greatly from the profits obtained through the paper drive," said Ernie. "The money goes toward jamborees, camping, and various materials materials needed for • Scout events." Aside from thanking those who did contribute to the drive last weekend, Mr. Collis wanted to remind people in the area to please save their newsprint for the next paper drive. It will be for a good cause. House League Select Teams Novice: Frank's Variety Atom: Ken Wright Haulage Pee Wee: Checker's Variety Bantam: Bowmanville Sand & Gravel Game February 3,1985 Novice: Bonded Paving 4, Mark Read 2, Allan McCullough 2 -- Jimmy's Place 1, Mike Cramm 1. Game February 7,1985 Bantam: Capri 4, James Vesna 1, Mark Vanderheyden 1, Jan Vanderheyden 1, Craig Courtice 1 -- Nichols 3, Robert Fraser 1, Mark Boutilier 2. Games February 9,1985 Novice: Bonded Paving 4, Mark Read 3, Allan McCullough 1 -- Adam & Eve 0. Shut out Charlie Hargest. Victoria & Grey 4, Mike Talotti 1, Jamie Sellers 1, Ryan Leppert 1, Doug Parkin 1 -- Jimmy's Place 1, Brian Baillachel. Atom: Ontario Hydro 2, Blair Ells 1, Justin Merkac 1 -- 401 Esso 1, Jeff Johnston 1. London Life 5, Wayde Putman 2, Jason O'Reilly 1, Ryan Becker 2 -- J & J Sharpening 0. Shut out Derek Bryans. Pee Wee: Mr. Sub 7, Richard MacCheyne 5, Chris Poirier 3, Bobby Powers 1 -- Hutton 3, Charlie Bouck 1, Kent Vanderheyden 1, Dana Barrett 1. I.O.O.F. 7, Steve Suh 3, Dustin Couch 2, Billy McIntyre 2 -- J & J Sharpening 0. Shut out Brett Lambert. Bantam: Kool Enterprises 4, Tony Dyer 1, Todd De Gooyer 1, Paul Smethurst 1, Shawn Carlton 1 -- Capri 2, Jim McWilliams 2. Nichols 4, Mark Boutilier 1, Scott Edmondson 1, Martin Vanderheyden 1, Chris Barry 1 -- Square Boy 4, Terry Kellet 1, D.J. Higgon 1, Mark Burns 2. Midget: Marianna 5, Mike Knight 1, Scott Veals 2, Jeff Rekker 1, Steve Baker 1 -- Rotary 0. Shut out John Jefferys. Future Games Bowmanville Arena Saturday, February 16,1985 8:00 a.m. - Capri vs. Square Boy (Bantam). 8:50 a.m. - Nichols vs. Kool (Bantam). 9:50 a.m. - Marianna vs. Courtice Shell (Midget). 10:50 a.m. - McRobbie vs. Hutton (Pee Wee). 11:40 a.m. - Ontario Hydro vs. J & J Sharpening (Atom). 12:40 p.m. - Lange's Photo vs. 401 Esso (Atom). 1:30 p.m. - Mr. Sub vs. I.O.O.F. (Pee Wee). 2:30 p.m. - Bonded Paving ' vs. Jimmy's Place (Novice). 3:20 p.m. - Adam & Eve vs. Victoria & Grey (Novice). 4:10 p.m. - Rotary vs. Marianna (Midget). Sunday, February 17,1985 4:00 p.m.-401 Esso vs. J & J Sharpening (Atom). 5:00p.m. - Lange's Photo vs. London Life (Atom). Tuesday, February 19,1985 5:00 p.m. - Lange's Photo vs. Ontario Hydro (Atom). Thursday, February 21,1985 6:00 p.m. - Courtice Shell vs. Rotary (Midget). 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