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Potluck Supper Ends Horticulture Year By Verna Robinson The Bowmanville and District Horticulture Society ended their year with a sumptuous pot-luck dinner served by unit 4 ladies of the Trinity United Church. They did an excellent job again. Many thanks ladies. « At the head table were ;Past President Merl Slutc •and his wife Emily, Treasurer Treasurer Mrs. Milly Hodgson, the ^Minister, Reverend Michelle ;Glover, President Heinz Net- -ten, Our District Director lAnn Bourkc, Secretary Nan- •cy Barnes, and the Presi dent's wife Susan Nettcn. President Netten asked Reverend Glover to say Grace. After dinner, President Nettcn welcomed everyone and asked Past President Merl Slutc to thank the ladies who served. We then enjoyed enjoyed singing some Christmas Christmas carols accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Pat Prout. President Nettcn called on our district director to give her greeting. Heinz then thanked all tne executive for the help they have given through the year. ELMIRA MAKES YOUR WINTERS WARMER IN EVERY WAY! There was a fine floral arrangement arrangement display which was judged by Mrs. Isabelle Challice from the Orono Society. Society. We welcome the folks from Orono and Newcastle Societies. The new slate of officers was installed by District director director Bourke. They are: Past President - Mr. Merl Slute, President - Mr. Heinz Nettcn, 1st Vice President - Mrs. Verna Robinson, Robinson, 2nd Vice President - Mrs. Nancy Barnes, Secretary Secretary - Miss Doreen Perrett, Treasurer - Mrs. Milly Hodgson, 2nd year Director - Mr. Don Austin, Mrs. Elva Kinear, Mrs. Isabel Challice, Mrs. Elaine Hutton, Mrs. Doreen Doreen Kelsey. 1st year Director - Mr. William Darch, Mrs. Ada Kirkton, Mrs. Marie Lyall, Mrs. Sue Nettcn, Miss Doreen Doreen Perrett. Musical entertainment was provided by Mr. Don Flctcner on violin and Mr. Bud Virtue with his guitarplaying guitarplaying many old favorites which almost had everyone up dancing. They were very much enjoyed. Any members having two coloured slides or two prints per class, for showing at the January meeting, please get them to Peggy or Dianne Darch by Dec. 1st, 1988. Next meeting January 18, 1989 at Trinity United Church Hall. Anyone interested interested in gardening, come along. Two Victories for Hutton See our extensive display of glass doors, tool sets, kettles and accessories for Christmas THE Fireplace Plus 1 900 Hopkins St. at Burns Whitby 668-3192 DUNOAS5T IMw, |7i h , u [buwnsst E 1 | LJ " V J WILLIS FINANCIAL SERVICES our best interests are yours! One-stop Shopping for G.I.C.'s, R.R.S.P.'s and {.R.I.F. from 22 Trust Companies Check our NO CHARGE SERVICES: <> Interest rate search o'Latest R.R.S.P., R.R.I.F. Facts O Annual Statements GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 30 day 9.5 1 yr. 10.625 2yr. 10.5 3yr. 10% 4yr. 10% 5yr. 10% (Rates subject to change without notice) Coming Dec. 5th H&R BLOCK to , N Bowmanviile Mall 41/2 CAMBRIDGE ST. N„ LINDSAY 324-9898 THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS Hutton Transport of the BRHL Atom Division played a hard fought game against the team sponsored by 401 Esso on Saturday, November November 26 in the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. For the first two periods it was anybody's anybody's game but then, in the third period, Hutton pulled away to gain a four goal lead and win by a 6-2 margin. 401 Esso tok the lead on a power play goal during the first shift of the game. Later in the first period the Truckers' Truckers' Greg Knox fed Jeff Hughes to create a two on none. Jeff was stopped by the 401 Esso goaltenaer but Greg Knox neatly tucked in the rebound. Midway through the second second period, Hutton took the lead on a goal by Mike Ferguson Ferguson ana assisted by Paul Hollingsworth and Brad Read. With only seconds remaining remaining in the period, Peter Schoep took a pass from Jeff Hughes to notch Hutton's third point. 401 Esso stayed in the game with a goal early in the third period to narrow the Trucker's lead to one. However, two back-to-back goals by Jeff Hughes, assisted assisted by Les McCrory put it away for the Truckers. A powerful shot by Mike Ferguson Ferguson glanced off a 401 Esso player to tally the sixth goal. Ryan Stainton provided excellent excellent net minding for the Truckers. Earlier in the day, the Truckers defeated the hosting hosting Manvers Tri-County Atoms Atoms in the Manvers Arena. The home team managed only one goal to the Truckers1 Truckers 1 1.4. From the .opening face pffjj the' Trucker's "con- trbH'ed^ttie play allowing • ; only'b few shotson their net, ' " A defèrisivé'lâpse"fesultè^nn Ryan Stainton losing his shut out bid when Manvers scored a short-handed goal. Because of the absence of one defenseman, Brad Read was moved to the blue line . and proved.to.be capable in this position. Curtis Cour- neyea, Ben Medd and Paul Hollingsworth play a strong WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE LITTLE ONE ON YOUR GIFT LIST THE 1989 PULSAR NISSAN'S AWARD WINNING FRONT WHEEL DRIVE SPORTS CAR WITH T-ROOF, STEREO, BUCKETS AND LOT, LOTS, MORE... '89 PULSAR WITH 30% MORE POWER FROM ONLY S 15,939 '88 PULSAR MSL $15,178 FR " : >1-3*998* 'Plus Freight, Tax and Prep, MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 DUNDAS STREET EAST WHITBY 668-6828 OUR VOLUME MEANS YOU SAVE offensive game creating several several ' Accident Victim Is Recovering An Orono resident injured in an industrial accident at Dennison Manufacturing five weeks ago will be coming coming home next week. Theresa Lyle, 18, was injured injured on October 27 when the machine she was operating operating pinned her against a steel beam. Since that time, she has been in the intensive care unit at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto but next week she is being transferred to Memorial Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Her mother, Barbara Lyle Jr., said she is doing very well. Theresa has been walking, walking, although not by herself, and has been responding to people when they talk to her. Mrs. Lyle said Theresa is having difficulty talking but she is alert and recognizes The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 30.1988 Irttowne Gallery on King St. Holds Its Official Opening eral scoring opportunities le who ^ her _ for Hutton. The determined Teresa has been on in- efforto of Brian Hogenhout travenous since the accident, and Niall O'Donnell each earned them their first goals of the season. Jeff Hughes put five pucks into the Manvers Manvers net and Peter Schoep earned a hat trick and an assist. assist. Mike Ferguson added two goals and Alex Walcer notched two points on assists. assists. Other point earners were as follows: Colin Galin- ski (IG), Les McCrory (1G,2A), Brian Hogenhout (1A) ana Paul Hollingsworth (1A). Special Day Set Aside for Bowmanville Toastmasters Newcastle Council has proclaimed November 29 as Bowmanville Toastmasters Day in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. Council had received the reauest from the Bowmanville Bowmanville club and approved the proclamation at Council's meeting on November 28. The Toastmasters is an international, non-profit organization organization designed to help people develop their communication communication and leadership skills. The Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters celebrated the first anniversary of their charter on November 29,1988. Colleagues Praise Retiring Mayor • .%i6_ Newcastle-j,council bid v * farewell to Mayor John Winters Winters at the last meeting of the 1985-1988 council Monday night. On behalf of the council, Mayor-Elect Marie Hubbard presented Mayor Winters with a framed picture of him and Don Cherry. The picture was taken at the official opening of the Bowmanville Sports Complex when the well-known hockey broadcaster broadcaster was the guest of honor. honor. She told him that he had "come along way" since tak-, ing office and that he has helped make the municipality municipality a better place to live. "We wanted you to go away knowing that we enjoyed enjoyed your leadership," she added. Mayor Winters admitted that during the election and on election night he had some second thoughts about not running. But he added that he had made other plans. He concluded that he had learned a lot from his three years in office and he said he hoped that council had learned something too. my, and is eating but, Mrs. Lyle says she is now off the IV i a little. She said she wanted everyone everyone to know her daughter is doing well and that when she comes back to Bowmanville Bowmanville she would love to have people visit her at the hospital. hospital. After many weeks of retoration, the Intowne Gallery Gallery at 7 King St. East in Bowmanville, held an Official Official Opening recently and welcomed visitors for the balance of the day. Taking part in the ribbon cutting supervised by owners Mary and Edgar Lucas, were their son Jesse and niece Melissa Bain. Also in this photo are the owners' parents, Shirley and Harold Bain and Joe and Anta Lukasevics, looking on with approval. : fc m sm FOR COMPLETE HOME SERVICE NISSAN Attention Jladiei... Come and learn how to accessorize your wardrobe with beautiful scarves and shawls at our Scarf Demonstration on Tuesday, December 6th from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. FREE DRAW for Scarf and Clip for those in attendance Join Us On FAMILY NIGHT, DECEMBER 1 ST Come in and browse ... we're open 'til 9:00 p.m. Free Gift Wrapping, of course! V AllcwU&e ^ailuoni 49 King St. W. 623-5854 Bowmanville A YWty. x Y'/pw