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i Head Table Guests from Federal Liberal Fund-Raising Dinner Members of the head table at last week's Durham Northumberland Liberal Riding Association fundraising fundraising dinner include (from left): Milton Mowbray, treasurer of the Liberal Party of Canada, Ontario Division; Shiela Iseman; MP Bob Kaplan, guest speaker; Gwen Mowbray, president of the Ontario Federal Riding Association; Seymour Iseman, president president of the Liberal Party of Canada, Ontario Division; Division; and Francine Newton, president of the Durham Northumberland Liberal Riding Association. Haydon Happenings By Blanche Jones Intended for Last Week Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen Jr. and daughter Melissa, Orono, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy and family Thursday evening. Master Nick Kennedy spent the weekend Friday to Sunday at Camp Borden with the 1913 Cadet Regiment of Oshawa. Friday evening Miss Brandee Kennedy had the Adams children and their cousins of Enniskillen join her for a Weinie Roast. Mrs. Norma Kennedy had lunch and a nice visit with Mrs. Jean Potter of Solina Road North, on Saturday. Callers with Cec and Norma Kennedy Saturday evening were Mr. Guy Kennedy and his fiancee Jane, both of Oshawa. Mr. Calvin Kennedy, Oshawa, spent Sunday afternoon afternoon with the C. Kennedy's. Mr. and Mrs Jack Jones joined Bob Jones of Welland at Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Oshawa, and helped them do their moving on Sunday. Club 21 meeting was held June 8th at 8 p.m. at Haydon Community Centre with Betty Roth and Gerlinda Haunstein as the group. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Adams, Blackstock, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Adams on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John (Diane) Adams attended the Retirement Retirement Party for Mr. Bernie Irwin at Haydon Community Centre Saturday evening. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams and family called on Mr. and Mrs. John (Dora) White of Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon attended the annual church services at Enfield Church where Rev. David McKinnell was the minister for the evening, on Sunday. Mrs. Peggy Millson took part in the shower for Miss A dele Nelsen, Oshawa, where her aunts were hostesses at Mrs. June McKeen's at Garden Hill, on Sunday. We offer Adele our congratulations congratulations on her upcoming wedding. Miss Cindy Cochrane invited two little girl friends - Stacey . Oke and Lindsay Woodcock to her birthday party and treated them to a trip to "Cat World" at Orono. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Interim Minister: Rev. Audrey Fisher, R.N., B.A., Dip.R.E., M.Div. Sunday, June 14th 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship Trinity Sunday For information on Nursery Care and Church School call 623-3138 WELCOMING NEWCOMERS FOR 150 YEARS 155 Years of Community Service HH»'* .Anglican dHfurcfy Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, JUNE 14th Trinity Sunday 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. -- The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley S>t. $mtVs Entteb Cfjurcf) Minister: Rev. N. E. Schamerhom, B.A., M. Div. Organist: Mr. Douglas Hawaii Church Secretary: Helen Mclnnes 623-7346 SUNDAY, JUNE 14,1987 10:00 a.m. Service of Confirmation and Holy Communion Nursery care for pre-school children every Sunday. If you're new to Bowmanville, we invite you to make St, Paul's your church home... FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 180 Rossland Rd. E , Oshawa Phone 723-9631 CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 A M Wednesday Testimony Meeting 8 p m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IN CHURCH EDIFICE Monthly throuijh f ttday / 00 J JO Wrti ,'00 /■/.') pm ni in.'ii m 'Mi wiitoMi Mrs. Bev Cochrane spent the week at her parents' home in Sunderland. Mrs. Miller is in the hospital and her father, Mr. Keith Miller, had his live^ stock and implement sale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen and Miss Ellen Christensen, who has been staying with Lars and Dorie, flew home two weeks ago. They were met at Vancouver by Miss Agnes Christensen and were her guests at Point Roberts, Washington State. While there, they were able to visit with Lar's sister who is a patient in Vancouver Hospital, after having fallen and broke her hip. Lars and Dorie Christensen arrived back in Toronto Saturday and spent the night with their daughter, Mary Ellen and David Atkinson, Oakville. Mr. Roy Paterson accompanied accompanied by Mr. Doug Paterson and Miss Madelina Mata, Bowmanville, and spent the weekend at the trailer at Crow Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paterson were at Crow Lake Trailer Park Wednesday and Thursday and worked like • slaves so they can go. down later to enjoy themselves. BAHA'I FAITH "The fruits of the tree of man have ever been and are goodly deeds and a praiseworthy character. Withhold not these fruits from the heedless. If they be accepted, your end is attained, and the purpose of life achieved. If not, leave them in their pastime of vain disputes." For Information call k 623-7621 or 623-9277 > Mr. and Mrs Jack Potts were Saturday supper guests with Bill and Kim Potts and John. After a spell at the Sale Barns, had Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin in for an evening of cards. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Loveridge were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grawbarger attended daughter Jeanetta's school picnic at the Soper Creek Nursery School on Tuesday. Miss Milissia Woodcock, Pickering, was a weekend guest with Jeanetta Grawbarger. Larry Grawbarger and Barb Walsh and girls joined with Barb's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly (Maureen) Kerr and family at Ajax and were joined by brothers Michael and Greg Walsh and her father, Mr. Patrick Walsh of Ajax, for a barbecue. Miss Susan Blackburn, Orono, and Miss Wendy Blackburn spent Friday night and Saturday with Gramma and Grampa (Wilbur and Eileen) Blackburn. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blackburn, Orono, visited with his parents Saturday night and Susan returned home with them. Mrs. Cindy Millson attended the Bridal Shower for Miss Adele Nelson at Mrs. John McKeen's at Garden Hill Sunday afternoon. Letters to the Editor Dear Editor: As Durham Region Chairman Chairman of The Kidney Foundation Foundation of Canada, I would like to express my sincere appreciation appreciation to all our many Section Chairmen, Team Leaders, Canvassers and Community Members for helping us raise over $31,000 and exceed our objective of $30,000. During March, our volunteers canvassed canvassed door to door in various areas in order to raise funds for Patient Services and Research. Durham Region revenues are broken down as follows: Oshawa $9,337.00; Bowmanville/ Orono $2,405.00; Blackstock/ Port Perry $3,214.00; Whitby $6,712.00; Pickering $7,312.00; Ajax $2,285.00. The Kidney Foundation relies on public support in order to help find a cure for kidney disease and to help improve the quality of life for kidney patients. Without this assistance, there would be little hope for those who suffer from kidney disease. To all communities, I thank you for your support. I know that together we have all helped to make kidney disease obsolete. Sincerely yours, Stewart Belt Durham Region Chairman Liberty ^ Pentecostal Church Martin Road and Hwy. #2 Bowmanville, 623-5182 Pastoral Staff: Rev. Vern O'Brien Rev. Tom Harmon 9:45 a.m. - Christian Education Classes For All Ages * Mintage Enrichment Video 10:50 am. - Worship & the Word Pastor O'Brien Ministering Fourth in a Series "Whet Do Pentecostal! Believe?" Special Music: The Liberty Trio 6:30 p.m. "Miracle Crusade Service" with Rev. Bill Prankird ••One Night Only** Everyone Welcome Tuesday, 7 p.m. • Youth Wed. 7:15 p.m. Bible Study Window Demonstration Newcastle Lumber Saturday, June 13,1987 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Have a free coffee with our sales rep. to discuss all your window needs. MANUFACTURED BY DONAT FLAMAND INC. Any window ordered and paid for between June 3 and June 13 will qualify for a 45% discount off our suggested list price. NEWCASTLE LUMBER 361 King St. E. 987-4713 NEWCASTLE 987-4234 BILLING LINCOLN MERCURY are celebrating their 1 6tH ANNIVERSARY SALE June 11,12,13 BIGGEST SALE EVER Over 05 cuis and trucks to choor.o Ifom. Lincolns, Grand Marquis. Topaz, Tracer, 4 x 4s and PI50 Pick-Ups Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9 n.m. ■ 8 p.m,, 9 n.m. • 5 p.m., 9 n.m. • 4 p.m. BILLING LINCOLN MERCURY 35 Hwy. north fo Lindsay, 3rd light In Lindsay and go east. See Floyd Billing, Warren Billing orTodd Atlewell 67 Quoon SI. 324-5291 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. June 10. 1987 5 New Entrance Sign Greets Visitors to St. Marys Cement » * , c : :% ;v v * Sk' , r r 'jS&Sttl&C faHrt'ir.Tif'V', Cliff Meta, manager of the Bowmanville plant, and John Willan supervisor of employee relations, view the recently-installed sign at the entrance to St. Marys Cement. Naturally, the entire sign (including Orioles Lose to Kingston the dark-colored lettering) is cast from a single slab of concrete manufactured by St. Marys. The sign will point visitors to the 75th anniversary activities taking taking place at the plant this Thursday and Saturday. Dear Editor: We still haven't located all our C.W.A.C. friends of those great days of World War II. The news Media have helped a great deal in other years, so again we call Canadian Women's Army Corps Veterans to Annual Reunion through the medium of this release. This event is sponsored by the Canadian Corps Association, Association, C.W.A.C. Unit No. 47, the last weekend in September, 1987, in Toronto, Canada. This is the 29th Annual Reunion for our Canadian Women's Army Corps. Here is our schedule in brief: Friday evening from 7 p.m. September 25th - Photo viewing, Wreath-laying Ceremony, Ceremony, Social Time, Dancing and Fun. Saturday, 12 noon to closing, September 26th - Reunion Luncheon, Dinner, Dancing, and Fun for all. For complete Runion Brochure!write to: C.W.A.C. Veterans ; Reunion Chairman, Mrs. Shirley Wood Heesaker, 201 Niagara Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1 M5V 1C9. Telephones --' 781-2872, 781-3821. On Sunday, June 7, the Cowan Pontiac, L & L Tool Junior Orioles travelled to Kingston and lost both ends of the double header by the scores of 5 - 4 and 5 - 4. The Orioles were winning the first game 4 - 1 into the final inning when Kingston erupted for five runs as the Kingston umpires made a catcher's interference call which was definitely not the right decision and this batter would have been the third out, giving Bowmanville a 4 - 2 victory. Chris Michelson started on the mound for the Orioles and pitched awesome, baseball, striking out 13 batters and only allowing three hits. At one point in the game Michelson struck out seven batters in a row, earning him the defensive star of the game. Collecting hits for the Orioles were Troy Foster, Brad Bamsey, ' Chris Michelson, John Mutton, Kevin Smith, Dan Annis and Steve Coverly. Co-winners of the offensive star of the game were Steve Coverly and Brad Bamsey collecting each a single and a double. The second game was much the same story as the umpires had it in for Bowmanville again. Bowmanville took a 4 - 2 lead into the last inning when with two out the Kingston umpires failed to call three very apparent third strikes and one caught stealing. This terrible attempt at umpiring enabled Kingston to score three runs for the victory. Troy Foster started on the mound for the Orioles allowing allowing only five hits and striking out seven batters. Troy received the defensive star of the game as he had to compensate for the narrowminded narrowminded umpires. Honorable mention goes to Phil Bird who once again proved that he is the best defensive third base- man in the league. Collecting hits for the Orioles were Dan Annis, Troy Foster, Brad Bamsey, Chris Michelson, John Mutton, Scott Veals, Phil Bird and Steve Coverly. The offensive star of the game was Troy Foster who hit a long home run into left field and a single. Following the game Oriole head coach Doug Ritchie said to the press "In my eyes we won both of these games and I will not step foot in this ball park again until the O.B.A. does something about these umpires. This is the worst umpired game that I have ever seen." The Orioles now have a layoff layoff until Sunday, June 21 when ' they will be home at 1:00. For more information on the Orioles be sure to check their new bill board downtown. Call 623-5577 for Flowers an Diamonds can be a man's best friend, too, when it adds that final touch of elegance and sophistication to his appearance. Nine fiery diamonds combined with lustrous gold in a strong masculine design. Such a powerful statement at such a modest price! • Reg. Price $750.00 SPECIAL $595.00 Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747 Member of Canadian Jewellers Group Co-operative Association HOUSE OF TRAVEL 106 Waverley Road presents an Bowmanville "Autumn Fantasy" Tour of AUSTRIA, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND and LIECHTENSTEIN" AIR CANADA /)\ ./Jr STT %\ Come see... the exciting cities and the "story-book" country side. Included in your tour: * Transportation via Air Canada L1011 Wido Bodied Jot • Toronto • Zurich - Vienna-Toronto * Translcrs * Slghtsociiig * All Entrance Fees for Attractions * English speaking guide * Services anil! axes * Transfers via bus lo and Irom Pearson Alipon * Hotel Accommodation • EELDKIUCH • All Breakfasts and Dinners SALZBURG ■ All Breakfasts and Dinners VIENNA • Bullet Breakfast Daily • 1 Dinner "Come share with us" 15 Day personally escorted tour, departing September 25th returning October 9th priced at only *1,995.°° CANADIAN Land transportation via Deluxe Moloicoach NOT INCLUDED: Insurance Coverage • Expenses ol a Personal Nature • Passport Fees For complete itinerary and information, call: Angela Thompson (416) 623-6806 Marilyn Rahme (416) 668-6245