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lb he Canadian Statesman, Bowrîrville, Decembler 4, 1974 Federatiofl Secretary Tries Out New Chair Durham Federation of Agriculture Secretary Don Welsh with wife Norma on his knee tries out his new chair at the federation banquet held Thursday night in the Bewmanville Lions Centre. The chair was presented to Don by the Durham Federation for his efforts over the years. Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary Bob Beers' Minor Atoms Lose 5- 1 to Oshmaaund T'le with Markham 4-All Biob Beers' Minor Atom Mll-Stars travelled to the Civic Auditorium on Saturday,, Nov- ember 30, to play an exhibition game with the Oshawa Ail- Stars. The opposition proved to be, too strong and defeated the Toros 5-1. Oshawa scored twice'in the first period and two more tîmries in the second before Jeff JO fg nnotched Bowmanville's only gal, assists going to Paul Stocker and Tim Preston. Oshawa finished off their scoring before the end of the period, making the.score 5-1. There was no scoring in the final per od. Tod te hens and George Kennett' shared Bowmian- ville's goaltending duties. The Toros were, outshot 16-14 and W. FRANK'S MAJOR PEE WEES GET TWO WINS AGAINST OSHAWA AND LINDSAY; Frank's playing a good agressive game at home on Sat. againstý Lindsay came up with a 4-2 win. Toros got the only goal in the first period on a goodi setup by Rob DeBoo and Randy Mac- Donald for Carl Chàmbers' goal. po oend h Riko ipsnopnd'h scoring in thesecond, assists to Stan Greenham and Carl Chambers. Two minutes later Lindsay got their first goal. Frank's came right back on a good passing play from Chuck Welsh to Brent Cle- mens for the, home team's third goal. Toros final goal came late in the period on a hard shotby Ric k Simpson and Chuc Welsh slapping home the rebound. A close checking' third period resulted'in only one goal and that by the visitors. Playing a strong game on defence was Dale Broome and doing a good job of the goaltending in this game was Mark Shackelton and John Storgaard. Toros next game is against Ajax at home at 3:00, Sat., Dec. 7th. letters of congratulations from Allan Lawrence M.P. N. and D., William G. Davis the Premier of Ontario and Alex Carruther M.P.P. Durham. had five penalties to Oshawa's three. The next day, the Toros went to Markham for a league game and came away with a 2-2 draw. Markhamn opened the scor- ing, but before the end of the first period, Bowmanville tied it on a goal by Stephen Taylor from Todd Beers. Markham got the only goal of the middle stanza and seemed to have the game wrapped up, especially when Bowmanville received a penalty with only a few minutes left in the game. But, Stephen Taylor scored once again, assisted by Jeff Logan to tie the game and get a well deserved 2-2 draw. 55 King St. W. YELVERTON Master Donald Irons spent the weekend with his grand- p arents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown. The Yelverton-Janetville Rockets held a most success- fui baîl dance in Pontypool on Sat. evening. The hall was filled to capacity and more important, everyone was oh- viously having a good time. Winners of prizes included Mr. Ronnie Jackson, Mrs. Frank Glasbergen, Mr. Donald Leach of Peterborough. Spot dance was won by Miss Heflen Gilbank and Mr. Doug Fallis. A nice sum was realized by the team towards hall jackets. Apýpreciation was expressed to alî those who made the event such a success and special mention should be made of the fine co-operation we received from the Pontypool Hall Committee. 623-5431 6JFTEsg Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fletcher Several special occasions recently midiked the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Almon Theodore Fletcher and Gertrude Valer- la Dilling who were married in Bowmanville on Nov 24th, 1924. A farnîly dinner was held in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.M, Tyrreli Park- way Crescent. They were presented wîth a piece of Royal Doulton. Mrs. Tyrrel is a sister of the bride. A very enjoyabie evening was spent at this speeial tamiÀy get togettier Kn Sat., Nov. 2nd Vie and AI were compietely suprised when they were piped :-nto the Legion hall where about 150 friends and fam1Ilywere waiting to joln them in celebrating this 'happy occas- ion. After bcing 'paraded around the hall, they were taken up on stage w hich was beautifuily decorated lîke a rose garden with white Georg- ian furniture. The hall was tastefully decoî ated in goid and pink with spr îng flowers completing the decor. Each lady received a loveiy corsage made by Vie and AI,'syoungest daughter Lorna. Every table had a pastel candie in a champagne glass wth tiny flowers on a stem, These were lit as the couple arrived. Carsoni Elliott wwis Master ot (erernonîes tooIk over the mike and asked Vie and AI to be seated and made severai humorous and sincere weicome remarks and con- gratulations. He then surpris- ed Vie and AI by weicommng their eldest son Ken and daughter-in-iaw Helen from Clearwater, Florida, who pre- sented their Mom and Dad with a corsage and boutton- iere. Their grandson, Barry Fletcher and his wife Sandy tromr Satety Harbour, Mlonda, presented their grandparents xith two beautiful floral arrangements from ail the friends and relatives. Grand- chiidren Douglas and Terry Firth presented them with a pair o"f Sth anniversary wine glasses and a money treewith 50 silver dollars from friends and relatives. Their son Char- les and his wife. Teresa from Piceton, daughter Jean and her husband Jim Firth presented them with other gifts. Their daughter Audrey Fletcher presented each of her parents with a beautiful gold wedding band. Their daughter Lorna and her husband John Trimble and children Todd, Tyler, Hayiey of San Diego, Califor- nia, were not able to attend but sent a telegram of congratulations. After ail the presentations were made,, Carson spoke about many things that had' happened to Vie and AI over the years and how they had gathered su many friends and the high esteem ia which they are held la the community.' Vie and AI started off the dance with the annive rsary waltz and an enjoyable even- ing of dancing with music by Ross Jackman. At 11:30 a most deliclous buffet dinner was served which was prepared and served by the executive who consisted of Mel McNulty, Marg Perris, Moliy Mairs, Peg Hart, Louie Wilson, Lola Wright, Audrey Fletcher, and Jean Firth. Hold Open House On Sunday Nov. 24th at 73 Queen St.. home of Vie and AI Fletcher an afternoon and evening recepton was held for approximately 150 friends and relatives. Vie wearing her beautiful diamond ring, a gif t from AI. .A charming tribute to Vie and AI was paid byj members of the Bowmanvîlle Legion Pipe Band (of which AI is a charter member) who parad- ed to their home and played several selections as well as offering their congratulations. A delicious lunch of fancy sandwiches and cakes were enjoyed by all. Those in attendance to their celebrations were from Flor- ida, Rochester, New York, Kenora. Picton. Madoc. Osh- awa, Toronto, Port Hope andi the Bowmanville area ,. The Fletcher's received a Certificate of Congratulations from Pierre Trudeau Federal Prime Minister of Canada and a plaque from Win. G. Davis Premier of Ontario and three ELLIS 5HOES KING STREET WEST BOWMANVILLE rç~fT1 OU 1 wish to fhank the rate-payers of< Ward One, Town of Newcastlel (former.Township of Darlington) for4 acclaiming me as a member of4 Northumberland and Newcastle< County Board of Education. Every- ~one has shown their confidence i n me. Education today is a big Ibusiness. A great responsibility rests'on the board miembers. 1 wiIIl serve f0 the best of my ability with4 1the same' interest as 1 have in the< past four years. ALLAN J. WERRY Merry Christmas to everyone in the town of Newcastle I ROMTHEWERRYFIVE Give Your -Home a Gift This Christmas!. Ask About Our, Giftï Certificates Redeemable Any Time Abernethy'spait&Walae BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS "Your Home Liecorating Specialists",, Over 5,000 Roils Of Sunworthv Wallp)aPer in Stock ý - - - - - - - - ý -ýi