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Bird Carver Displays Creations at Fair Delegates attend W.l. regional meeting The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 8,1989 23 Neetlefcon-Gai by Mabel »araa News Cawker SEMI -- PRIVATE SALE '•'? ' x ; Newcastle Historical Society's Collector's Fair on Sunday attracted many visitors visitors interested in seeing the unique displays. Mort Lake was exhibiting some of his fascinating bird carvings. Two Wins and One Loss for I.O.O.F. Selects The I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects Selects played three games this past week, winning twice and losing to O.C.H.L. 3 to 1 with Chad Veinot scoring assisted by Tim Day and Andrew Allaire. On Saturday, Bowmanville Bowmanville hosted the Ajax Selects, winning 3 to 0 with goal- tender Sarah Couch earning the shutout. Scoring for Bowmanville were Andrew Allaire assisted by Scott McGregor, Mike Talotti assisted assisted by Spencer Latin and Sarah Couch, and J.P. Tou- signant assisted by Andrew Allaire. , On Sunday, Bowmanville played the N.A.S.C. Selects, winning 3 to 1 with Mike Suess scoring assisted by Tim Day, Kevin Colbourne assisted by Carlo Warr and Mike Suess again from Kevin Kevin Colbourne and Scott McGregor. The Peewee Selects will be competing in the Oshawa Heritage Tournament this weekend. Keep up the hard work, and team play. Features: inground pool, sauna, two fireplaces, fireplaces, double driveway, finished rec. room. Close to 401 and schools, August closing. After 6:00 p.m. 623-6395 $147,900. R.R.S.P.'s 11%% 15 months WILLIS FINANCIAL SERVICES Shopping for the Best Rate? Let us do it for you -- FREE Representing 25 Financial Institutions GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 30 day 180 day 1 yr. 2yr. 3-4-5 yr. 10.5 11% 11 1 /4 11.3 11 1 /4 (Rates subject to change without notice) Bowmanville Mall 4Va Cambridge St. N. 243 King St. E. H&R BLOCK Lindsay 623-9400 324-9898 Legion Ladies Bowling League January 19,1989 Penny Connaghan 8 pts, 8173 pins, Barb Hanc 7 pts, 7994 pins, Wendy Murdoch 6 pts, 8214 pins, Sandra So- bil 6 pts, 8108 pins, Bobbi Ann Fairey 6 pts, 7835 pins, Elaine Elliott 3 pts, 7891 pins. High Single - Kathy Warner Warner - 302, High Triple - Barb Hanc - 681, High Average - Barb Hanc - 216. A most productive all ' day Women's Institute Regional meeting was hosted by Provincial Board Director Mrs. Morlcy (Doris) Dunn of Stouffville for Subdivision No. 8 held in Wesley United Church (Aurora Area) on Monday Jan. 30. Representatives from the five districts within the Subdivision attended - York West, York North, York Centre, York East and Ontario South, with a gratifying number present! A lovely luncheon was served at the noon hour by her W.l. Branch. Delegates attending from Ontario South were Sec'y Hazel Coates, Shirley, Program Coordinator Bernice Andrews, Cannington, 1st Vice President Aleta Campbell, Whitby and 2nd Vice President, Louella Lewis of Mount Albert. Sorry yours truly (Public Relations Relations Officer) still had a bit of the flu and wasn't able to be on hand for this important meeting! Caesarea Euchre Results High score for the Wed. evening card game held in the Caesarea Hall was Dorothy Edwards with 69. Second in line was Susan M. with 64. Low - Aileen Owens with a 53. A tasty lunch was supplied "A Place Called Solina" Ready for Second Printing The annual meeting of the Solina Public Library was held in the library, of the Community Hall on Thursday, February 2,1989, with the President Mrs. Russell Best presiding. The Secretary-Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Stanley Millson. Our business included, the opening of the library on the 4th Wednesday of each month from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. New families from the Solina Solina Community are always welcome to join for a nominal nominal fee; payable to the Secretary Secretary or any member of the Board of Directors. We are still enjoying and reading the many excellent books donated donated throughout the years by the late Mr. Sam Dewell. Tfiie book "Sam Dewell's Family Doorway" is still available for sale from the Secretary. This book is suitable suitable for story tellers for pre school and ÿouhg children^ Many folk living in our surrounding hamlets, near and far, will be interested to know there is to be a second printing of the popular book "A Place Called Solina" by Marguerite Fraser by early- Spring. Anyone wishing to pre-order, and purchase Docks please contact Mrs. Russell Best 263-2216 or: Mrs. Stanley Millson 263- 8880 or any member of the following Board of Directors. The Board of Directors for 1989 are: President Mrs. Russell Best, Vice - President President Mrs. Philip Ford, Secretary-Treasurer Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Stanley Stanley Millson, Librarian Mrs. Harvey Yellowlees, Ass. Librarian Librarian Mrs. Harry Dimble- by, Directors Mrs. T. Baker, Mrs. L. Broome, Mrs. William William Ashton, Mrs. D. Taylor, Mrs. F. Watson, Mrs. D. Pascoe, Mrs. C. Bray. Hoping to see many old and new members the 4th Wednesday of the month to increase our circulation for the promotion of good reading. reading. "A Place Called Solina" here we come! Mary Millson, Secretary. GA$H BACK H*R BLOCK Why wait for your tax refund when you could get Cash Back fast? If you qualify you can get a cheque for 85% of the first $300 of your tax refund and 95% of the rest. Plus your tax return will be accurately prepared at no extra charge. So why wait for the refund cheque to arrive by mail? Ask about Cash Back at H&R Block, and get your refund fast. WE'VE MOVED to our new location Bowmanville Mall, 243 King St. E. 623-6957 loo, ÇCSC1IM1M CCCS1WS1M by Gloria Parsons..and served by Sharon Smith & Dorothy Wall. Next week for an exciting evening with friends! More About Our Colorful Birds We have always admired pictures pictures and stories of the exotic birds of the tropics..but we wonder if they can compare with our own winter birds gathered around the feeders which attract the colorful Cardinals, Bluejays, Woodpeckers, Grosbeaks, Mourning Mourning Doves, Chickadees, Juncos, Nuthatches, Redpolls and so forth! One lone Robin..surprising- ly..has been seen in one area. The birds present a striking picture, indeed, especially when we have a covering of snow! Due to the cold weather..the bird feeders have quite a number of feathered friends dropping in for food. Cliff & Chris Davis & family, Scugog Point, and Larry & Betty Headon k family, Nestleton, have an interesting interesting winter with the "rainbow" "rainbow" of birds to feed and study in their leisure hours! Hie Churches On a beautiful Sunday, Feb. 5th, 11:15 a.m. Nestleton United saw a fine attendance on hand with Arthur & Barb Weir..the warm greeters at the door. Intern Minister Norman Sell was ill with the flu and couldn't attend. Rev. Dale Davis preached on "Moun- taintop Experiences"..the peaks of the valley of life..and excellent message! The children's theme was based on The Ten Commandments, Commandments, and each child was given a copy. The anthem rendered by the Choir, was wonderful, with Carol Mairs..the capable pianist. The number was entitled, "Wings of the Dove" and those who participated participated were Shirley Jackson, Kathy Tromans & Kay Notman - soprano and Betty Headon & Janice MacKenzie - alto. The offering offering was received by Arthur Weir & Arnold Williams. Appreciation Appreciation was voiced by the Minister Rev. D. Davis to the choir, the pianist, Gwen Malcolm, and all who have given inspiring leadership. At the Caesarea Community Church on Sunday..service was conducted by Lyn Arney with Charles Burck of Seeley's Bay in the pulpit. He spoke on text from Matthew 6:41. Theme "Watch and Pray, putting God first-witnessing for the Lord, and all things revere". Responsive reading was taken by Frank Arney and Scripture was read by John Doucette. Pianist - Linda Sutherland. The Sunshine Club meet as muai. At the Presbyterian Church in Nestletdrij the tisuai'sarvlee'atll- - a.m. with Rev. Fred Swann conducting conducting the service, with Joyce Taylor - the fine organist. Psalm 15 was read responsively, and Scripture was Matthew 4:10. An impressive service to induct the three newly elected Elders..Mrs. Dorothy McCabe, Mrs. Dorothy Lee and Mrs. Russell Brown, was led by Rev. Fred Swann, assisted by Elders Mr. Stan McNeely and Mr. George Scott. General Executive Meeting Held An executive meeting of the General U.C.W. was held at the home of Jean Williams in Nestleton, on Tuesday Jan. 21, at j:30 p.m. President Jean..with Sec'y Barb Weir taking the minutes..opened the meeting wth a poem "No Time" and led a discussion r.e. : many events in planning stage for year 1989, such as fund raising, catering ideas, outings, smorgasbord, hoe-down, prices, etc. These recommendations recommendations to be brought to the General meeting on April 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Nestleton Church. Afternoon Unit is in charge of programme, lunch etc. At the close of the interesting afternoon the hostess served a delightful lunch..before wending our way homeward. The World Day of Prayer will be hosted by the Catholic Women's League, in the Nestleton Community Centre, March 3, at 2 p.m. The afternoon unit of the Nestleton U.C.W. will meet at the home of Anne Emerson, on Tuesday, Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 1:30 p.m. A good attendance is expected ! Best Wishes Very "best wishes" to Larry Sc Betty Headon who have been celebrating recently..their 12th wedding anniversary. A family dinner was enjoyed at the Red Lobster Inn in Peterborough. Get Well Wishes Best wishes arc extended to those in Hospital..Mr. George Bowers and Mr. Howard Lee. Trust for better health soon to these two Nestleton friends..from this area. A Little To Do About Valentines We associate St. Valentine with love, and love is an all involving activity. We all know love should have a certain "aura" or mystery about it and it goes through phases as the years pass. Valentines Valentines are the oldest form of greeting and whether they arc sentimental, witty or sarcastic they delight people of all ages. Hieir history dates back to the 3rd century A.D. Whether you are a sweetheart, wife, mother - dad, etc. we hope you receive your share of Valentines Valentines next week. Perhaps you chaps give your wives..Red Carnations? Carnations? on Valentine's Day? Thais..a symbol of bravery! & THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION 1989/90 School Year Junior and Senior Kindergarten registration for the Clarke A.S.G. area schools will be held as indicated in the following schedule. (Children currently enrolled in Junior Kindergarten need not reapply for Kindergarten.) School Kirby P.S. Orono/Lockhart P.S. Newcastle P.S. NewlonvilleP.S. Telephone 983-5802 983-5006 987-4262 786-2550 Date Thurs. 2 March Tues. 28 Feb. Mon. 20 Feb. Tues. 21 Feb. Time 9:00--11:30 1:00--3:30 9:00 -- 11:30 1:00--3:30 9:00--11:30 1:00 --3:30 9:00--11:30 1:00 -- 3:30 1. 2. 3. Children (our years of age on or before 31 December 1989 may be registered. Proof of age (birth certificate, official birth registration notice, etc.) is required. Please bring written proof of health records indicating immunization dates. Proof of public school support should be produced at the time of registration (tax bill, property lax, or property tax notice). 4. Precise information regarding location of residence and postal code is important. Rural residents require lot and concession numbers. 5. Parents are requested to telephone the school for an appointment time. Charles W. Kennedy Superintendent of Instruction (Personnel) Designers Hair Studio Valentine Specials ^ Perms $40.00 ^ Reg. $55. f ^ f Hi-Lites $30.00 f Reg. $40. * * t / 26 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-1621 TME COLOUR Of L0ŸE '89 iPE'11 10 & 11 Featuring the world's largest aisle ••• bridal couples parade the almost 3/4 mile long Centre in the latest bridal fashions. Plus, specialized bridal merchandise displays. The Centre for Brides f OSELm CENTRE 1 é* W The Centre for Me