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) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 31,1990 13 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. TOPS Members Mark 21st Year ■ On the evening of Oct. 2.2nd, TOPS #0N850. Hampton, Hampton, held their 21st Anniversary Anniversary at the Hampton United Church. The theme for the celebration was Hallowe'en. After the closing of the regular regular weekly meeting,' the KOPS members of the club were presented with corsages corsages to honour them. The KOPS are graduates TOPS members whom have reached their goal, and are maintaining it. Those honoured honoured are as follows: Effa Stainton, 16 yrs., Jean Ashton, Ashton, 11 yr., reinstated, Hilda Wright, 8 yr., Nancy Reeds, 6; yr., reinstated, Elinore Guest, 4 yr., Beth Neilson, 2 yr., Shirley Pollard, 1 yr., Doris Brooks, 1 yr., and Barb Morton. These members members were then seated at the head table. A skit was then presented; presented; it was titled, "How Four Plump Pumpkins Came Out Of Their Shell." The performers were, Effa Stainton, Elinore Guest, Shirley Pollard, Hilda Hilda Wright, Doris Brooks and Nancy Reeds. For some excitement, excitement, a Glove and Gum Relay was held with two teams participating and tie- ing the score. Salmon coloured carnations carnations were presented to the following members for their losses: Elsie Roy, Beth Neilson, Neilson, Mary Allin, Jean Ashton, Ashton, Effa Stainton, Hilda Wright, Carol Southwell, Barb Arnburg, Deb Avery. Carol By am, Lois Nimigon, Barb Cockrane, Ruth McGill, Barb Morton, Velma Phillips, Rena Potts, Lynn Roth, Leona Wright, Doris Brooks, Elinore Guest, Shirley Shirley Pollard, Nancy Reeds, Bill Brown, Ellen Ormiston, Shirley Stainton, Elinore Van Mere. Trudy Succec and Bev Cory. Awards were presented to Lynn Roth, for "Most Improved Improved TOPS," Ruth McGill and Mary Allin tied for "Best All Round Member," Mary Allin for "Best Attendance," Attendance," and Carol Southwell for "Mostf Weight-ins." Tea and coffee were then served by the executive. flying squirref etrjporiuiri 633 King St. B. Oshawa 432-1415 150 WINGS Every Monday and Thursday 5 p.m. - 12 i J FRIDAY NIGHT , SPECIAL Buy one 8 oz. Sirloin Steak $9.95 Get the second one for ONLY 1.00 I I I I I L with this coupon (includes potato, vegetable and salad) Coupon valid Friday Nov. 2, 5 - 9 p.m. I I J GOOD-YEAR BOWMANVILLE The general public is invited to a plant Open House on Thursday, Nov. 1st, 1990 1 p.m.-9 p.m. This year marks the 80th year of manufacturing in Bowmanville by Goodyear. The Bowmanville Plant is Goodyear's oldest operating plant In the world. Come and help us celebrate. We are just oast of Bowmanville Senior Public School on Queen Street. Letter Contest Winners Receive Prizes for Creativity You've heard or read this many time, "Christmas is coming, I must lose weight!" Well, a TOPS Club is a good place to start. TOPS stands for "Take Off Pounds Sensibly." Sensibly." By being sensible, and eating in' moderation, you can get through Christmas just fine, (and New Year's, Easter and all other special occasions). If you think you've overdone it on the goodies, then get moving and use those muscles, and exercise to bum off the ex- On Nov. 11th, a TOPS Area Rally Day will be held at Bowmanville High School. This is an event held once a year for special honours honours and inspiration. Yours in TOPS, Barb Arnburg Durham College Honors Students Ten students attending Durham College from the Town of Newcastle were acknowledged acknowledged for their academic academic excellence at a ceremony ceremony on Oct. 26,1990. During the annual scholarship scholarship ceremony a total of $30,200 was awarded to 93 students. About $3,200 went to area students. The awards ranged from $100 to $1550 and were divided divided into four categories: Special, Major, Division and Program awards. All award winners were chosen on an academic basis and are in their second or third year at Durham College. .. • ■ Local award winners were: Lynn Zacharias, and Bruce Coulter, of Hampton; Tonya Forret, Jeffrey Somerville, Somerville, Linda Braun, Monica Monica Andringa, Gordon Robertson, Robertson, Michael Boorsma and Jo-Anne Richardson, of Bowmanville; Jill King, of Newcastle Village and Belinda Belinda Helmer, of Newtonville. Lobster, lamps, lane, level, Livingston, literature, loccomotive, lizard and lions were just some of the words discovered by the four winners in the latest contest sponsored by the Newcastle Public Library. Contestants were invited to list all the words beginning beginning with the letter "1" contained in a poster entitled "Lazy Lions Lounging at Local Library." The winners are shown here along with the poster. They include: Jamie Laxdal, Bowmanville; Sue Hayes, Hampton; Samara Flaro, Newcastle Village and Jeff Thrasher. Each of the winners is holding a mug which states: Born To Read. Centennial for Sheep F armers Tyrone News Sheep in the Family For 100 Years The Skinner family in Tyrone Tyrone t is known for prizewinning prizewinning sheep; it has been for 100 years. Levi Skinner exhibited prize-winning sheep in the 1800's. Harold Skinner did so in the 1920's, and Lloyd Skinner has had a successful season this summer at national and local local shows, as he has done for many years. Ted and Don Skinner, the fourth generation generation of Skinners to breed and show their sheep, are now showing their own animals, animals, "and this makes the competition a little tough, sometimes," said Lloyd. Lloyd Skinner attended the All Canadian Classic Cheviot Show and Sale at Clearbrook, British Columbia, Columbia, this summer of 1990, where his North Country Cheviot yearling ewe placed first in a class of 29 and his ram lamb was first in its class and wns awarded résolve résolve champion. Entries in this "show and sale" arc stipulated to be available to buyers. Lloyd was also a successful competitor at La- Chute, Quebec, at the Ottawa Ottawa Fair, and nt Markhnm Fair, Ontario. Lloyd is satisfied satisfied that he has had a good year, returning from shows with never less than one- half'of the first prizes. Lloyd Skinner previously wns a serious obstacle to other contenders nt the Canadian Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, but with the reshaping reshaping of the agricultural exhibits there this year, that competition has ended. Colourful! Colourful! premier breeder banners banners and interesting plaques in Lloyd's den attest to such accomplishments as the De- Moines State Fair, Iowa International International Show, and consistent consistent winners of "Best Flock" at the Royal Winter Fair 1982 to 1988, after not showing for a number of years The pastoral view of the Skinners' farms is of the age-old breeds, Cheviot, Oxford Oxford and Suffolk. To you and me - sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Andy and Jean VnnAltena and Jurgen, Miss Gayle Dunn, Clinton, visited Blair and Marilyn Vaneyk and family to help Blaise celebrate his fourth birthday on the week-end. Mrs. Jacobine Vaneyk, Strathnven, Bowmanville, is recovering from surgery in Memorial Hospital, Bow- mnnville. Mesdames Jean Slemon, Bonnie Kelly and Bessie Vaneyk attended the Regional meeting of Oshawa Presbytorinl United Church Women at Hampton Church on October 23, 1990. Kristine Kristine Greenaway, Media Consultant, Consultant, United Church of Canada, developed a program program regarding Christian values portrayed in TV and other media, which proved interesting, helpful nnd hopeful. Como to a morning "Cof- LIVE COUNTRY MUSIC iULtsV^ HONCHO Thurs. Frl. Sat. Nov. 1st 2nd 3rd Every Sunday 7 to 11 p.m. show your talent and win ] fabulous prizes during our weekly nr TALENT SHOW ™ -ATTENTION SPORTS FANS - fee Party" with Willà Ker- nan at Tyrone Church on November 7th at 10:00 a.m. Will a has been living and working in Korea .for many years. Everyone is welcome. Nine or 10 cars took part in a car rally following lunch after the church service on Sunday, Oct. 28th. Elsie Ferguson and Annie Stovell were the winners. We are pleased to hear that Jean Philp is home from hospital in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Kevin and Louise Wood, Long Sault, hosted a 35th Wedding Anniversary tea for Barb and Howard Wood , Bowmanville, on Saturday, Oct. 27th. A World Family Gathering Gathering Mrs. Audrey Rosevear, Hampton, Mrs. Jacqueline (Rosevear) Vaneyk. Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Arlene (Rosevear) Yeo, have returned returned from a world gathering gathering of the Rosevear family at Newquay, Cornwall, UK. Meticulously planned by Bob Rosevenre, Uppingham. England, events included three days of touring to places places Rosevenrs lived and worked, and sight-seeing. When about 500 people gathered together on Saturday, Saturday, October 13th, about 125 were from overseas. On- Sundny, October 14th, a special special service wns held nt Truro Truro Cathedral when Dr. Helen Rosevear wns the speaker. Dr. Rosevear, who presently lives in Ireland, wns born nnd raised in Cornwall, nnd has served ns a medical missionary in Africa. Africa. Murray nnd Arlene Yeo toured on the western European European continent nnd visited the grave of their uncle, Lome Yeo, in Germany, before before returning home. Euchre Results There were 13 1/2 tables of euchre, in .play at the. old TVrone Hall on Monday eve- ' rang, Oct. 29th, with the following following results:' Barb Cochrane Cochrane 85, Carl Gimblett 84, Andy Munro 82, Ada Richard Richard 80, Rena Bathgate 79, Meta Swain 43. Special prizes prizes John Kuyer, Richard Potter, Potter, Pat Porrill, Albert Watts. There were 14 1/2 tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday, Friday, Oct. 26th, with the following following results: 1st Art Sheehan, Sheehan, followed by Shirley Brooks,. Doug Renton, Norman Norman Rohrer, Harvey Partner, Partner, Lorna Swain. Ladies Low Vi Havward, Men's Low Don Brooks. 50-50 Draw Alice Beech, Walter Park. Special Prizes Ruby Griffin, Art Sheehan, Edgar Millson. Hydro Expects Rate Increase Of 8.6% in'91 Ontario Hydro's electricity electricity prices will increase an average average of 8.6 per cent next year, Robert Franklin, Hydro's Hydro's President and Chief Executive Officer, announced announced this month. "I said nt the beginning of our rate review process last S thnt Hydro would be ! to keep the 1991 increase increase in line with previous increases," Mr. Franklin said. The main reasons cited for the increase were the cost of bringing new generating generating nnd transmission facilities facilities into service- WE ARE EQUIPPED WITH A DISH AND 50" SCREEN call Queen's Llmouslno Sorvlco 987-4252 CfWfllf 1«I brtifoy «ntl il CM M tni wlpm* Ik Si May ertt. FREE j THE NEWCASTLE INNl 789 King St. E., Newcastle 987-4252, BRIDES-TO-BE . . . If your wedding is three months or more away, you will want to attend mpi BRIDAL PARTY Admission is FREE, but by invitation only. To oblain your personal invitation for you and your ; mother or guest, please give us a call. Phone: 623-5873 Place: Bowmanville Lions Centre Time: 7 p.m. Date: Monday, November 5th Look wlmt WELCOME WAGON has in store for you... • Exciting Gifts for Every Bride ÇVw % • Demonstrations * Numerous Door Prizes ONTARIO COMPUTER FAIR Over 50 exhibitors offering savings and selection in computers, software, peripherals, training, and related products. Computer clubs will provide information on their activities. Sunday November 4-11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bowmanville Recreation Complex-take Hwy. 401 to Waverly Rd. N., then left on Martin Rd. (Hwy. 57) to Hwy. 2. For information call 416-535-3761 Back by Popular Demand! 2 FOR I DINNER ,8oz. New York Steak $ 13. 98 * e JasV STIPPYS Topped with mushrooms and onions Includes potatoes, veggies, salad and bun We are continuing our steak special throughout November and December NOW LICENCED UNDER THE LLBÛ Please call for reservations RESTAURANT S Courfice Road and 401 432-2960 j- g BASELINE 8 401 p ■i '"Yr 0 DELIVER GOOD and FAST We can bring Mary Brown's to your place. A complete range of menu items delivered fast and hot -- ready to serve. When you're at home (or work) and feel like the good taste of Mary Brown's --just call. Mary Brown's _ Fried Chicken 214 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone: 623-3561 We deliver. Open seven days a week. BUSTER'S Presents E? 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