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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 22,1990 9 United, Soccer Club Holds Annual Tourney Despite overcast skies and a little rain, the Bowmanville United Soccer Club held its annual tournament on Saturday at the Orono Park. Over 250 young soccer players and their families were in attendance. The above photo shows two of the contestants crossing the finish line in the three-legged race while the lower photo shows some of the volunteers preparing lunch. Pet of the Week Meet Bess. Bess is a two-vear-old German Short Haired Pointer who is affectionate and eager eager to please. She is healthy and would make a fine companion companion for a hunter. She has clear brown eyes and a grey and liver-coloured coat. Anyone who thinks that they deserve a companion companion of Bess's classsy ilk should get in touch with the Animal Control Shelter at 623-76ol soon. finimol Shelter - 623-7652 Sponsored by Cynthia Morgan I MV : : ; :\jB./;;.•• './m. Office 623-6622 Telephone 987-1334 New Marque For Charity The Ontario March of Dimes, a non-profit organization organization that assists persons with physical disabilities, has just launched a new fundraising marque with the help of an award winning winning design team and advertising advertising agency. The new fundraising fundraising logo, designed by the Taylor Sprules Corporation, features a dime and a graphic graphic letter "M" that will appear on all fundraising material. "It's the first time we've had a new logo for fundraising fundraising since the tree symbol was introduced in 1964," says Randall Pearce, Director Director of Corporate and Public Affairs "As we're a cross disability disability organization, it's difficult difficult to describe what wo do in a logo. For instance, wo couldn't use a wheelchair since many of the people wo servo don't use them." The March of Dimes has been in Ontario since 1951 serving persons with physical physical disabilities. In over 300 communities across Ontario, volunteers canvass every January to raise money in support of programs and services for disabled adults, including assistive devices, employment employment services and independent independent living assistance. John Taylor, creator of the now logo says, "The now marque creates a powerful, appealing imago that both reflects the history of the March of Dimes, yet breathes now life into its visual visual identity." 436-8477 CRIME STOPPERS Ad, Wins International Award Bob Wing, owner of National Home Video, flew to Las Vegas earlier this month to receive an award at the Video Software Dealer Association's (VSDA) annual annual convention. Mr. Wing won an award for the best, daily newspaper ad for a small single location. The award was presented for an ad appearing in the Canadian Canadian Statesman last November which promoted the video industry during home video week. Mr. Wing said Statesman sales representative Laverne Morrison Morrison was responsible for designing the award-winning ad. He added that this is the first time a retailer in Canada has received an award from VSDA. With Mr. Wing is his mother, Barb, who is the assistant manager. manager. Elizabethville News by Edna Thickson The seniors met as usual I wondered if other peo- at the Township Building at pie have noticed how often Canton. We have been invit- the word "Awesome" is being ed to go on a bus trip to used on radio, television, Brampton with Newtonville newspapers etc. on Aug. 15th. It seems to fill the place Several in the area are for inspirations, awe, dread, away on holiday trips, etc. and is used so often. I Mr. and Mrs. A. Péacock heard it four times yester- have their daughter Janice day at church; in the news; home for a visit, and in the paper. The families of the late Church services were Wilbert and Greta Trew held in Mr. Bannister's held a family picnic at Do- beautiful shady yard and a reen and Harold Churchle/s good crowd attended The in Port Hope on Sunday; Garden Hill choir sang, about 50 attended, without accompaniments Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock Rev. Sedgwick was with visited with Mr. and Mrs. us and Mr. Kellogg wel- Herbert Lee at their cottage corned everyone and had the north of Peterborough this announcements on Aug. week, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pea- 19th we meet at John Groe- cock had Steven and Christy nervel d's and at Jack Van- Sophia Kniesel and Shane derwindt's on Aug. 26. at different times on the Rev. Sedgwick took for week-end. his lesson the crossing the Mrs. Mae Muldrew was Red Sea Exodus 14 at verse with the McIntosh family on 19 and Matthew 14 verse 12 Sunday. Telling about Jesus sending The Post family reunion the crowd away and some of was held at Bancroft on the disciples leaving in a Sunday and Mrs. Blanche boat. Muldrew; Bill, Diane and A christening was held Kile and Diane's nephew at- when, little James William tended from here. Stewart Clarke, son of Rob- Mr. and Mrs. H. Quan- ert and Janice Clarke, was trill had Ray and Mary christened. Quantrill. Elmer and Pearl Mrs. Mary Gardiner pre- Elliott on Saturday for tea. sented the certificate, Rev. Ray and Mary now live at Sedgwick spoke on the Jews Grand Bend on Lake Huron, delivery from' Israel and Harold and Dorothy about the punishment that Holden, Guelph, spent the befell the Egyptians for hav- week-end with Quantrill's ing all Jewish first borns and they attended the Deco- killed and other atrocities. ration Services at Port He spoke of other coun- Hope, tries wnich have suffered Callers with me this from atrocities; such as our week were Suzanne, Beryl, native Indians, oppressed Inez and Joyce, liberation of theology. "It's The new house across not fair" spoken by our from Orley Mercer's is proyouth proyouth to-day. gressing slowly. Work is You have to suffer injus- starting at the Muldrew tice to understand the mean- place in the village as the ing of justice. corner had fallen out of the The East Group of the barn last winter. Garden Hill U.C.W. served I also understand the sweet bread and coffee at house on the Muldrew farm the close. There will be a at Oak Hill is going up this christening service on the summer and is a good size, 26th if anyone is interested, owned by Ross Muldrew. NOTICE The Council of the Town of Newcastle, at its meeting of July 16,1990, unanimously passed a resolution stating stating that only those delegations who have contacted the Town Clerk's office prior to the commencemnt of the meeting will be heard. Delegations will no longer be added to the agenda on a motion of Council. If you wish to appear as a delegation before the General Purpose and Administration Committee or Council, please ensure that you contact the Clerk's Office at 623-3379 by Wednesday noon prior to commencement commencement of the meeting for inclusion on the appropriate agenda. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. Town Clerk University at Durham College Fall-Winter: September to April Our 1990-91 program includes 38 courses in 16 subjects. Each course meets one evening per week. By study in Oshawa alone, it is possible to obtain a Trent degree in Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Economics, English, History, Politics, Psychology or Sociology. Brochures are available at libraries throughout the region. For a brochure, counselling or Information on admission, please call (416) 723-9747. Prices effective at Miracle Food Mart and Miracle Ultra Mart in all departments subject to availability until Sat. August 25,1990 only. Sayings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. COMMITTEE FOR When it comes to Sunday Shopping the ¥7\ TTJ CU/^VT3T3T'^T/^ real issue is Fairness. And vour Right to Chooae. 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SAVE 2.00 Product of Ontario FRESH ROMAINE LETTUCE Miracle's Value Trim Beef PEPPER STEAKS Sirloin Tip Cut gso per kg each per lb 3.99 In Oil or Water BYE THE SEA CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 184 g tin SAVE .90 MIRACLE COUPON .30 I Regular, Decaffeinated or Sierra , Maxwell House Ground Coffee j300 g VftO mo WITH THIS COUPON Llmll un# iikir, per coulion Valid Aug. iu until Aug, ailTM) Hpedel price without coupon la a,an ; aa a-■ assaaaa MIRACLE FOOD MART BUTTER TARTS pkg, of 10 1.99 CORNER DELI COUPON 1.50/T162 Piping Hot BBQ'd Whole Chicken TIIK HKdULAH PUIICIIAHK PIUCK WITH THIN COUPON I,hull one coupon per purolieee Vellil Allg. Ill lllllll Aug. WITH) Willioiit coupon you piy regular retell plue Im «