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24 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 8,1989 -- e ■ g _ • el Midgets Bring Home Win 1°™^!°*!* ****?«*!***. Though*» are with tamily ü (-- 7 irZXJhSnàZI Blackatock and Area News iect the members will have On Saturday, February 4 Deluxe Taxi Midgets travelled travelled to Oakwood to play a local team and returned with a 7-4 victory. Scoring for Deluxe were Billy MacIntyre MacIntyre with 2, Mike Colbourne with 3, Rich MacCheyne with 1 and Jay Snowden with 1. Assists were earned by Billy with 3, Mike with 2 and Rich, Steve Kay and John MacDonald with 1 each. On Sunday, February 5, Deluxe Taxi and TOA nlayed DURHAM PRESIDENT INSTALLED -- The new president of Durham College, Gary Polonsky, will receive his "robes of office" in a special Convocation which takes place at the main campus Athletic Complex next Tuesday, February 14. Members of the faculty as well as representatives from educational and community community groups across the Durham Region will be on hand for the occasion. The ceremony takes place at 3:15 p.m. Thinking of KITCHEN REFACING Have it Done by a Professional with over 25 years experience. All European and Traditional Styles Available Also Additional Cabinet and Alterations Call For Free Estimate LIONHEART CABINETS 623-2141 Bowmanville Out of Town Call Collect (0, 3i<¥jvnM/!! ., fha Sh/ru/ tftooyah, ffirodca, ffivac l &. ffirvnt for the first time on the hew ice surface in Bowmanville with Deluxe emerging with a 2-0 win. Billy MacIntyre opened the sconng from Jay^ Snowden intho second period period with the remainder of the game being a fast, exciting contest. With less than a minute remaining Paul Chisholm sent Billy away and he promptly deposited the puck into the empty net to ice the game. The Monday night visitor was St. Andrews of the OCHL and Deluxe continued continued its win streak by earning earning a 4-0 decision. The shutout shutout was Brett Lambert's 2nd in a row and third of the season, with the defense working hard in front of him many more shutouts are possible. Scoring for Deluxe were Rich from Paul Sara- ras and Billy, Jay from Scan Malloy and Mike, Billy from Rich and Mike from Jay. With all players working as a team Deluxe should continue to do well. Wesley ville On Friday night the 3rd, there were 8 tables of euchre played at the church hall. There was a handsome sum in donations received for the new curtains to provide means of darkening the room for slide showing. It was a happy time, besides the fun of playing together there were generous prizes. Some of the fortunate players were: Arnold Thorn- dyke and Murray Payne tied for men's first. Margaret Peters, Georgina Georgina Fenton, and Margaret Todd all shared in ladies' prizes. Bernice Best was celebrating celebrating her birthday and received a prize for that while Gwen Best was the lucky lone hand winner. On Saturday evening, February 4th, Murray and Jean - Payne entertained family and friends at a farewell farewell party for Keith and Ruth Caswell who are leaving leaving in the, near future for a tour of Australia. Garfield and Iva Payne are taking a trip to Australia also, but not till April. Beside these two couples, present were Brian and Mary Caswell, Shelley and Joe Renaud and Harold and Gwen Best. With violin and piano accompaniment accompaniment there was a happy old time sing song, which, with good conversation, conversation, made a real pleasant evening. February 2. 1939: Orald Tufford provided the game for the evening at Young People's and the study concerned concerned our hymns. Appreciation Appreciation of their worth was increased increased with knowledge of the circumstances of writing, writing, many written in moments moments of despair, others at a, time of great uplift. A favourite favourite "Jesus Lover of my Soul" was written from the Bible, with each line from a different verse. Roads have been dangerous with some snow on the ice. Mrs. E. Bamsey fell while walking through Port Britain, and broke a leg, and spent a few days in hospital. Amelia Nichols spent the weekend with Miss Menzies. Blaekatoek and Area News by Joyce Kelly Many local parents are very concerned about the number of meningitis cases that are being reported in the area. Several youngsters participated in the Hockey Tournament a week ago that many of the patients attended. attended. Our thoughts of concern go to Lisa Nesbitt and her parents Lorraine Lorraine and Trevor. We are pleased pleased to report that Lisa is making progress in Peterborough Hospital. There were 13 tables at the Tuesday evening Euchre party with the following winners: 1. Leonard Cain 2. Norman Rohrer 3. Clara Warren 4. Ross McRoberts 5. Olive Ormiston 6. Laurena Bright Low - Betty Barnett. Draws were won by Richard Manns, Betty Barnett, Russell Brown and Doris Evans. On Saturday Loraa Edgerton, Helen Green, Elaine Bailey and Helen Nesbitt enjoyed a day of curling in the Ethel Inglis Hilltop Hereford Curling Bonspiel at Omemee Curling Rink. On Friday Jennifer Fletcher, Nicole Leach, Jill VanCamp and Esther Kelly participated in the LOSSA Curling Bonspiel at Port Perry Curling Club. Their coach Mr. Scott was pleased with their efforts. Plans are underway for the annual annual Fletcher Memorial Mixed Bonspiel which will be held on Saturday, Feb. 18 at the local rink. Sign up quickly if you wish to participate in this day of fun and fellowship. Congratulations to Kendall Chorstecki for obtaining 91 on his recent Grade 2 Rudiments recent Music exam. Congratulations to Brenda and John Hellingman on the birth of a daughter. Doubtlessly Corey will be delighted with his new sister. The new 4H unit from Fleece to Wool will begin Thursday, Feb. 9 7-9 p.m. at Blackstock United Church. This club is open for anyone 11-21 years of age as of January 1, 1989. (Please note change of age.) During this project project the members will have a guest from a local sheep farm, see spinning, and hopefully will visit a local fur knitter. We will begin knitting on Thursday night so please bring knitting needles size number4.5,5or5.5mmand some scraps of Sayelle yarn. For further further information you may call any of the following leaders Gail Johns 9864484, Kelly Gatchell 9864917, Janice Becchey 986-0035 or Barb Byers 986-5112. Word has been received of the passing of Charlie McLaughlin who is a cousin of many area residents. Mr. McLaughlin had often visited the area and was greatly esteemed. He was 98 years old and lived in Toronto. On Saturday evening Jack and Marsha Massie, Gerald and Joyce Kelly along with C.C.P.S. Principal Roden and Carol Rutledge attended the Retirement Retirement Dinner and Dance in honour of Retiring Director Education of Durham Board of Education Bruce Mather. A well known former Newcastle area couple, Charles and Helen Glenney, were honored Jan. 25th as Lindsay's "Citizens of the Year 1988" by the Chamber of Commerce. The citation listed them as ambassadors of goodwill goodwill for their community involvement with the Cancer Society, the Ross Memorial Hospital, the Canadian Club, Sir Sandford Fleming students and others. Chamber Past President Laurie McLean made the presentation. Photo courtesy Post's Ron Grech. Scout ers Mark 50 Years Orono News by I.. cimliibe::T;; ; T^ Quote--"Treat people as if they were what they ought to be, and you help them to become what they are capable capable of being"- (Von Goethe) , A good crowd Saturday evening at the celebration of "50 years in Scouting", in Orono. Held in Orono Community Community Arena. Many old friends in attendance and fond memories of former Scout groups through the years were enjoyed by all. Randy Cowan was the capable capable D.J. Mrs. Peter Sutherland and girls, Bowmanville, were Sunday callers with Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, Sutherland, Mill St. Jim came home from hospital last Thursday from Oshawa. Miss Becky Kimmett, Lindsay, spent the past week-end visiting her grandmother,Mrs. grandmother,Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and auntie, Mrs. E. Billings. Congratulations to Mr. Garnet Yeo, on becoming 1989 Durham Agriculture Fair Bd. President! The Downtown Business Association of Orono have elected their 1989 executive, President and Chairman - Sue Sawyer; Vice Chairman Wendy Partner; Judi Chad as secretary; and Wayne Martin as treasurer. Stewardship Workshop A Stewardship workshop was held Tuesday evening January 31 in St. Andrew's United Church, Oshawa. A much larger crowd than expected expected for this event! An excellent excellent book display and a good variety of stewardship INTOWNE GALLERY Romance for your Valentine FINAL REDUCTION on Sale of consigned Limited Edition Prints, Variety of early and newer prints by Trisha Romance Wed., Feb. 8 to Wed., Feb. 15 -- Store Hours -- Tues., 10 to 8; Wed. and Thurs. 12 to 8; Fri. 12 to 9; Sat. 10 to 5; Closed Sun. and Mon. Specializing In • Custom Framing • Fine Art • Limited Editions 7 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-6411 Many thanks to Cockerham's Florists for the flowers. materials. "Why are we called to be stewards"? was described by Reverend Dave Eskdale and he led a very interesting account of the true meaning of being good stewards. Not only for our churches, and homes, but of the environment and world at large. Reverend Eskdale is a Bay of Quinte staff member and related many exciting events from his life in ministry in western part of Canada. Those from our areas in attendance, Mrs. Marlene Riseborough, Kirby United Church, Mrs. Thelma Thelma Vagg and Mrs. Isabelle. Challice from Orono United. Leskard Card Party There were only 6 tables of euchre at the monthly meeting with the following results. High scores - Marg Linton Linton 80, Madeline Buckley 73, George Buckley 72. Low scores - Darlene Simpson, Vance Cooper. Lucky draw winner - Mildred Mildred Britton. Next party - Thursday March 2 at 8 p.m. Orono United Church News Reverend Milnes led the children and congregation in singing several childrens' songs, before the children went to their classrooms. The choir anthem "Rejoice "Rejoice The Lord is King" by Bert Couper, was much enjoyed,with enjoyed,with Stella Carson taking the solo parts. Happy Birthday to June Heard on February 7 and we sang happy birthday to Mrs. Joyce Cowan who celebrated on Sunday, February 5. Our greeters at front doors were Allan and Anna Mae Bernard. Our Bd. of Stewards Monday February 13 at 7:30 p.m. and (all new members please take note). Unit #4 meets Tuesday, February 14 at 8 p.m. in main hall. Orono Kilby Official Board meets Tuesday, February February 28, at 7:30 p.m. Upper C.E. hall. For all members of Session, Trustees, Stewards, and Reps, from U.C.W. M & S; Sunday School, Ministiy and Personnel. World Day of Prayer - Friday March 3 at 2 p.m. Main hall, Orono Church. Everyone welcomed. Theme - "Lord Teach us to Pray". Congregational Meeting A good crowd enjoyed a tasty pot-luck luncheon on Sunday, following the regular regular morning service. Mr. Grant Yeo chaired the meeting meeting and reports were given from all depts, The Annual reports are certainly a large work project, project, but are most attractive with excellent covers, with art work by Kevin Riseborough Riseborough Leskard, the "In Memorium" page created by Cathy Milnes, in eyecatching eyecatching calligraphy. Bill Tamblyn brought in the nominating reports, and Ed. Millson and Joyce Gray were elected as auditors for 1989. Joyce replacing Clare Gunter who had served for many years. We regretfully accepted our organist's resignation, effective March 5 -1989. Mr. Metcalf has accepted a position position with a Whitby church. Mr. Ed Millson read out the list of courtesies. Several items of business were completed and meeting closed with prayer, 13 ladies of unit #1, met Wednesday afternoon in Main hall of church for their monthly meeting. The committee committee in charge wore Vera Staples, Doris Wannan and Barbara Hannah. The theme of devotions was "Valentine's "Valentine's Day on Love". Several Several readings, poems were enjoyed by all. Several items of business were discussed and the meeting closed with a tasty lunch. Collector's Fair Many antique lovers from Orono, attended the "Collectors "Collectors Fair" and "Tales of Yesteryear", Yesteryear", held in Newcastle Community hall, on Sunday, February 5. The displays in general were all excellent, and of particular interest to this writer, was the very attractive attractive table of Carnival ware, displayed by Mrs. Eira Duvall, Orono. Being a collector collector of same, this one took my eye! The pretty cookie jars (Jose) and the cocoa pots (Mabel Goode) were excellent. excellent. Jack Gordon, as usual usual had a terrific display of antique musical instruments. instruments. Sure good to have a visit with Vanetà and Cliff Preston, Preston, with the Man vers Historical Historical display. 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