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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 21,1990 21 Service al Ham pi on United Church Marks 'Thinking Week ute to founder Lord Baden-Powell and Lady Baden - ed with members of the area Scouting organi- Powell. The service was just getting under way with a zàtions, intent on marking "Thinking Week" as a trib- hymn sing when this photo was taken. ■s Early Sunday morning, Hampton United Church 'was fille ' Scouting Groups Remember Lord and Lady Baden-Powell All the Scouting groups in Bowmanville assembled the Trinity United Church Sunday afternoon for their annual Thinking Week, program., honoring their founders Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. Their flags were being presented for placement at the beginning of the event when this photo was taken. Week-end Visitors in Enniskillen Enniskillen News by B. Wright Guest last weekend with Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Demers iind Shawn Avery, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowman, Dianne and Aaron, Enniskillen, Enniskillen, Miss Candy Stephenson, Stephenson, Janetville, Mr. Kevin Avery, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bon and Justin, Oshawa. Mrs. Bud . McNair watched her granddaughter Nicole McNair win a gold medal in the 'C competition of Ringette on Sunday. Nicole Nicole is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lockie Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Forster attended the wedding of Judy and Ian Fischer in Oakville on Saturday. Liz was one of the attendants. Mr. Earl Masters, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Conahan, Al- lisha and Brandy, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Martin, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mrs. Tracy Osmond, McNair, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall and Jenny Lee, Bay- field, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richardson, Lotus, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp, Mrs. Ted Werry, Mr. ana Mrs. Jack Brown, Heather and Wendy, Hampton were Sunday quests of Mr. and Mrs. Forty Years and still Ticking gues Ralph Virtue. Congratulations goes to Allisha Conahan who helped Canada win a silver medal in the International Gymnastics Gymnastics meet in Houston Texas. She also finished 5th over all in the world. Allisha is the daughter of Tom and Cindy Conahan, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read and Tara Lee Clemens were Saturday evening visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Corrigan Corrigan and boys, Oakville were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nimigon. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vincent Vincent and family, Oshawa were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Avery and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ron G. Brooks Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cnilds and attended a social evening at the Oshawa airoort. Miss Betty Wright visited with Miss Lucy Henri, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mrs. Doris Brooks was celebration this wee Wednesday luncheon guest of Mrs. L. Broderick of Oshawa. Miss Alice Stephenson from Willowdale visited Miss Clara Page on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nimigon Nimigon were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Muller, Enniskillen Enniskillen were Sundtw evening dinner guests of Mr. ana Mrs. Murray Axford family, Hampton. It was nice to have Reverend Reverend Bill Tadeja, Chaplain of Oshawa General Hospital lead us in our Worship Service Service on Sunday due to Rev- crepd Bonnie Kelly's absence absence due to Study Leave. It was a real treat to have Reverend Reverend Tadeja and his wife sing their duet. On Tuesday, February 20th, Enniskillen U.C.W. meeting was held at the church. Dr. J. Nelson from the Oshawa General Hospital Hospital was the speaker. Special music was by the Jolly Mak ing eld Mr. Submarine 4 A' Finalist In Port Hope On Saturday, February 17 the Mr. Sub PeeWee team travelled to Port Hope to play in their annual tournament. tournament. Their first opponents were the Port Hope Spitfires. Spitfires. The Sub boys skated to an easy 15 to 1 victory. Rob Watson notched the 1st goal of the game with Chad Vei- not getting the assist. Forty seconds later, Rob scored from the point on a set-up from Brian Thornton. The 3rd Sub goal was scored by Rick Swale on a set-up from Clayton Guest. The 4th Sub goal was scored when Jack Laverty shot on the Port Hope goalie and David Vernon Vernon knocked in the loose puck. The 5th Sub goal was some nice passing from Tim Forret up to Les McCrory who again got the puck over to David who picked the open corner. The Spitfires then notched their only goal. Chad scored the 6th Sub goal with Darren Allin and Rob getting the assist. Darren Darren Allin scored for the Sub boys with Chad and Rob assisting. assisting. The 8th Sub goal was scored when Rob passed out to an open Brian Thornton Thornton who lifted the puck over the Port Hope goalie. The 9th goal was scored by Rob with Jack Laverty assisting. The 10th Sub goal was" a nice passing play, Chad up to Brian who passed it through the Port Hope defense defense to a breaking Rob who easily deked out the goalie. The Uth goal was scored when Jack Laverty passed the puck to Chad at the point who let a blast go that beat the goalie. The 12th goal was scored when Tim passed the puck up to Les who skated down the boards and picked the open corner. The 13th goal was scored by Rick Swale with Ryan Kohn and Les picking up the assist. assist. Chad then notched the 14th goal from Jack and David. David. The final goal of the game was scored in a jam up m front of the net by Clayton Clayton Guest with Rick getting the assist. The 2nd game the Sub boys played the Port Hope Panthers. Clayton Guest opened the scoring with Rob and Ryan assisting. The 2nd Sub goal was scored when Justin Vance carried the puck up the ice and; passed to Clayton who passed back to Rod who let a blast go that easily beat the Port Hope goalie. Rob picked up the 3rd goal when he stripped the puck off a Port Hope player, then skated in on the goalie slipping the puck into the net. The final score was Mr. Sub 3,' Panthers 0. Jeff Crawford picked up the shut out. The Sub boys then headed headed into the "A" Championship Championship against the Grafton team. The Grafton boys scored the first goal of the game. Ryan Kohn tied up the game when he lifted a back hander into the net, Chad and Rick picked up the assists. The Grafton team then notched two more goals. The 2nd Sub goal was scored when Brian got the puck back to Chad who let a slap shot go that the goalie didn't see until it was in the net. The Grafton boys got this one back five minutes later. Darren Donohue scored the 3rd Sub goal when he was set up by Chad. With the Sub boys trying to get the equalizer, the Grafton boys broke out to get their 5th goal. The final score was Sub 3, Grafton 5. The Sub boys had _ many good scoring chances in this game, but didn't get the goals. The Sub boys and the parents should be pleased with their showing. Area Students Take Part in Drama Workshops are asked to church at 9:15. All the Guiding groups are doing "Thinking Week" k. Remember the 'Gorp Gallery"? Happy Birthday Love from Lotus Land Happy 33rd Birthday Love, from Daddy's Little Girl Students from all eight Northumberland-Newcastle secondary schools took part in a series of drama workshops workshops held at Bowmanville High School over the weekend. The group of about 100 had a choice of six workshops in which they could participate on Saturday. Saturday. These included topics such as improvisation, scripts, technical production, character development, News from B.H.S. and mime, in addition, the drama students enjoyed an Friday evening performance by a mime comedy troupe called Arete. In this photo, Kevin Frank leads a group of students in an improvisation workshop. This is the third year for the weekend drama workshops held by the eight local high schools. It was the first time that the series had been hosted by Bowmanville High School. Out-of-town students were billeted in the homes of BHS students. Day Service will be held T ,ancr#Va Win February _25th. The groups o VV 111 be at t e Holding true to form in recent weeks, the Lange to rely by Michelle Lowry Last Thursday 15, Ms. Naples, a valued member of our teaching staff, passed away. Many students may not have known Ms. Naples very well, because she had been ill and off work, for most of the past two school years. I asked a staff member member who knew Ms. Naples to write a few words. The staff and students of Bowmanville High School are saddened by the loss of one of our own, Ms. Caroline Naples. Ms. Naples had been at our school for 10 years as Business Director. Those of us who knew Ms. Naples, and those who were lucky enough to have her as a teacher, knew her to be a knowledgeable, dedicated teacher, whose first priority was to her students. We wifi remember her cheerful manner, manner, her wit, her trips to the Supreme Court, her admiration admiration for Eddie Greenspan's work, but most of all her constant effort to be all things to all people. In this, she nad incredible success. To her family and friends we extend our sympathy. Ms. Naples, we will not forget forget you. Services for Ms. Naples, were held on Tuesday, February February 20th in Port Perry. Classes were closed from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. so that any students and staff members who wished to, could attend the funeral services. services. Toro Playoff Schedule The Bowmanville Toros Toros have five teams remaining remaining in the hunt for an All-Ontario Championship Championship title. After the first round of, play-offs, three teams made an early exit including the Peewee #2, Midgets, and Juveniles. The Novices are involved involved in a round robin series with Whitby, Pickering, Pickering, Peterborough, Oshawa, Markham, and Ajax. Bowmanville sports a 3-1 record so far.. The Atom #2 team defeated defeated Trenton in the first round, and will face Dese- ronto in their next series. Games and times have not yet been announced. The Peewees eliminated Markham in the first round, and are facing Trenton Trenton in a six point series. Bowmanville is behind in the series as they have lost once and tied once. Bowmanville Bowmanville will be in action this Saturday at 4:30 at the Darlington Recreation Complex. The Bantams beat out Markham in their first round, and lead Trenton 2- 0 in their best of five series. series. Bowmanville can eliminate Trenton with a win at the Darlington Sports Complex on Saturday Saturday at 6:00 p.m. Dunn's Oshawa Centre 2 For 1 Low Price Sale Continues! Save Up To SHl 50% OFF! Photo Peewees had to rely on a late marker to gain a win against a determined bunch representing Big "E". Things started off well enough when Jeff Hughes wristed one in, on our first shift of the game, capping a two on one, from Nathan Siobcngn. Wo added to this at 9:58 of the second with Kevin Grootondorst doing the damage, assisted again by Nathan. At this point wo had hold Big "E" pretty well in check with our defence clearing the front of the not ana Clayton Rcndoll throwing up a stone wall inside the crease, but the third period was whole now ball of wax. Starting at 1:33 of the third, and again at 7:29, Lange's quickly found themselves themselves tied up at two apiece, But Mike Doblois took things into his own hands when ho stole the puck deep in the offensive zone and punched one across, unassisted,with unassisted,with 5:23 showing on the clock. This proved to be the final outcome of the game, a slim 3-2 victory for Lange Photo. GREAT SAVINGS ON... I Men's Suits, 1 i Men's Pants, \ Men's Shirts, Men's Shoes, 1 Men's Belts, /< Men's Ties, '! J Men's Hats, Men's Sports Jackets, ' Men's Overcoats, Men's Leather Coats, Men's Trenchcoats, Men's Blazers, Men's Robes, Men's Pyjamas, Everythings On Sale But Time's Running out! OSHAWA CENTRE STORE HOURS; Monday to Friday 0,30 to 9 30 Saturday 0,30 lo 0,00 9 S fers VISA