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10The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. January 8, 1975 BU (Intended For Last W~ Pleased to know that of our local patients wef to be home from hospi Christmas,- Mrs. John aghan from Oshawa ai Wilbert Werry 'and Gordon Strong fron Perry. 1Mr. and Mrs. StuartI and family of Chariton several days with relat the area at Christmaý nrt'-, manv friendsm elected as local represe to the Temisking Board. -Christmas -Day gue Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur were Mr. and- Mrs.1 McLaughlin ýand famiP Roy Bradburri, Mr. ar( Stuart Dorreil and' N/ 4.A/G AO /#erPOtW 4~ Mobile Weldi 46 Liberty St. N. 1 Bowrnanvi lie 4CKSTOCK Veek), Charlton; Mr. and Mrs. Keitl t three VanCamp an d family, Mr. an( re able Mrs. Elgin Taylor, Enniskil ital for len, Mr. and Mrs. Lloy( n Carn- Siemon and family, Haydon. .nd Mr. Mr. Merlin Bailey of bondei 1 Mns. spent several daysat Christ n Port mas with bis mother Mrs Vlva Baiiey and visited othei Dorreli relatives. Sn spent Mr. Jim Harris cf Toront( tives in spent several days at Christ s. Stu- mas with his parents Mr. an( will be Mrs. Ed. Harris. entative Christmas 'Day guests a School Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris wer( Mr. Jim Harris, Toronto, Mr [ests of and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy an( rTomns Grant, Mr. Neil Mcbaughlii Hareld and Miss Kathy Gunter, Mr Ly Mr. and Mns. Grant Edgerton, Ani id Mns. and bisa, Mr. and Mrs. Gil family Magill and Brian, Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Muray Binketl J udy and Joanne, Mr. an( Mrs. Jack Chapman, bindî and boni al cf Port Perry. Miss Diane Taylor and Mr cobert Bnackenbury of Kil chener, Mr. and Mrs. Ansei Taylor cf Scarborough an( Mrs. Roy Taylor spent Christ mas with Mr. and Mns. Arnol( Taylor and Betty Jane. Mrs. Wilbert Archer was Chg ridta guestf Mr.an 623-5703e Archero hib Mr. and Mrs. Jeohne Wraa cf andcn ilywere holidyeer' THANK YoU!l THE SALVATION ARMY WOULD LIKE TO SINCERELY THANKTHE RESIDENTS 0OF BOWMANVILLE AND AREA FOR, THEUR VERY GENEROUS RESPONSE TO TuEUR ANNIJAL CHIRISTMAS APPEAL Section Two callers of Mr. ând Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. Mrs. Archer accompanied à Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer of hWhitby to visit hier sisiter Mrs. id Cook in Beaverton on Satur- k- day. ,d On Sunday Mrs. Archer entertained Mr. and Mrs.Vin- ýn cent Archer of Bowmanville t- and Mr. and Mrs., Jim Archer ., of Whitby. >r New Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly bO and family were Mr. and Mrs. t- Ted Gilmour, Mr. and Mrs. id Jim Walker ail of Lindsay, Mrs. Reg. Boundey of Port f Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur e Toms and Mrs. Courtney rGraham. id The New Years Eve Party nat the Rec. Centre was a fine *success as usual. The music, in was provided by The Ambas-, [b sadors from Oshawa. S, Miss Doreen VanCamp has t, returned from a delightful ýd Florida holiday. a Several from the area, attended the Frank Barkey r.Dance held at the Uxbridge t- High School on New Year's Sn Eve. d The Annual Ferguson gat- t- hering was held on New Id Year's Day in the Recreation Centre with the following a guests - Mr. and Mrs. Bruce r.Mountjoy, Gary and Paul, Dr. id and Mrs. Wayne McShane and a two daughters, Brampton, Mr. id and Mrs. David Hudson and Y-three sons, Nestleton, Mr. and t Mrs. Ray Mountjoy and son, s Willowdale, Mr. and Mrs. . Murray Byers, Mr. and Mrs. [Y Jim Byers, Jeffrey and Julie, Mr. and Mrs. Les Bushfield, 'y London, Mr. and Mrs. Frank -e Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey *t Graham, Cheryl, Blair,,Mark aný Robbie, Mr. and Mrs. Ron -e Hoskin, Craig, Shawn and kTracy, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mountjoy and Kerrie, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilbank and Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kyte, Mr. and Mrs. Bud McNeil, Donna and Sharon of Toronto, Mr. Harry Sander- son, Mr. and Mrs.Dalton Dorrell and Janis, Miss Hea- ther Dorreil and friend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaugh- lin and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte and family were Christmnas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hannock, Orono. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and M rs. Roy McLaughlin and Debbie were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright,, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs . Ted Mcbaughlin, Fenelon Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, and Beth, Hay- don, Mr. and Mrs. Haroid Mcbaughlin and Kelly, Mr. <and Mrs. Fred Griffen, Enni- skillen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp enjoyed Christmas Day with the family gathermng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Camp, Jayne and David, Scugog Island. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family spent Sunday at a famnily alrn at MVr. and Mrs. Wm.n Kelly's, Bobcay- geon. .New Year's Day guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Mc- baughlin and girls were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright, Orono, Mr. and Mrs, Terry Three Happy Youngsters These three youngsters will always have a good winter because that's when they have their birthdays. Scott, six years old-, has his birthday on New Year's Day, Jan. lst, Britt, four, celebrates his the day before Christmas, Dec. 24th and Cheryl-Ann follows up with her birthday on Feb. llth. She'll be just a year old. They are the children of Allun and Shirley Cole, Frederick Avenue and their grandmother is Mrs. Bernice Cole, also of Bowmanville. They wish everyone a Happy New Year. MAPLE ITMAPLE GROVE CUBS NEWS On Monday, December, l6th we had our annual Santa Claus party, at the Ma ple Grove United Church Hall. AIl cubs had invited their brothers, sisters, moms and dads. We ail had fun and Santa Claus arnived about 10 minutes late, but it sure was Worth waiting for. Each boy received a gift from Santa, and -afterwards exchanged gifts. We ail gave Santa a big hand for takicg Wood, Heather, Pam and Pennyr nead, BramponMr. and Ms. Roy Mbuglcand Debbie, Mr. and Mrs., David Kyte and family, Mr. Rcy, Bradburn and Mr., Bihl St. John, Port Perry. Mrs. Glaceys Thompson en- tertained the Thompson. famil- ies on the Sunday between Christmas and New Y:ear's. Mrs. W.W. Van Camp, Madame Justice MM Van Camp Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Drinkwater and family of Ottawa who spent the holiday with ber mother, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kemp and Jeffrey. Mr. Jack Van Camp were Christ- mas Day guests'cf Mr. and Mrs . Stepben Saywell of Oshawa. Christmas Day guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson and Susan were Miss Eliza- beth Thompson, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompsen, Toronto, Miss .Ruth Marlow, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte. Mr. and Mrs. Russelbar- mer entertained their family for Christmas Day. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence barmer and famiiy, Barrie, Mr. and Mrs., Don barmer and family, Peter- borough, Mr. and Mrs. Ray barmer and family, Picker- ing Mr. and Mrs. N. Gibson and family, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibson Who had dinner with bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gi bson. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kemp and Jeffrey entertained the Kemp families on the Holiday Sun- day. Mr: and Mrs. Harry Van Camp-were guests cn New Year's Day cf,,Mr. and Mrs. John Dowscn along with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Camp and beys ah cof Port Perry. Mr. and Mns. Roc Martyn cf Texas spent a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn, Blair and'Ted. Har- old's mother was able to come from Hillsdale Maner for Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pargeter and family, Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham and fa'mily, Prince Albert bneught Christmas dinner and held the day with their father Mr. Mervyn Graham. Mrs. Olga Hsill, Hillsdale Manon was able te spend Christmas Day with her famiiy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm.' Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb Sameils' Christmas Day guests were Mr. and Mrs. Melville Samelis and family, Bowmanville, Miss Anne Sam- elîs, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Samelis held their Christmas gathering on the Saturday before Christmas- witb Mr. and Mrs. Morris Samelîs acd family, 'Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bowmanville as guests. Mr. acd Mrs. Ralph bar- mer, John, David and Paul entertained on New Year's Day with the following guests Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yellow- lees, Janice, Wayne and Dennis, Karen, and Glen Ashton, cf Solica, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn barmer, Douglas acd Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Snowden, Courtice, Mr. and- Mrs. Ron Metcalf and Sara, R.R. Bowmianville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Essery. GROVE time eut te pay us a visit in Maple Grove., Everyoce was 1 tneated with denuts and bot schocolate. Hope te see you al again next year. 3 On Fniday, Decemben 27tb, we had a hockey game witb the lst Ham p ton Cubs, at the Bowmanvilfe Arena. The game ended in a 5-5 tie. Sacdy Soia and Ed even got some ice time. Tbey did't score aoy geais but sure had fun. The goal scorers, for Maple Grove were, finst. peniod, Robert Davey, Philip Boyd; Second period, Robent Davey 2 goals; third period, Chnis Vailleccount. The sconens for the Hampton club we dîdn't get. '(sonry). Tommy Colliss played an excellent game in net fer Maple Grove. On Tuesday, Decemben 3lst we had our accuai fathen and son hoczkey, gamne. The ahr did't hav'e toc mnany players, se we put four lajIdies in the Ilice up. The game went'as follows: finst period stanted very slow with two penalties going te the fathers; Mn. Cannochan for holding, Mn. Johnson for tripping. The fathens got the finst geai, Mn. Van Bottel sconed at about the eight minute mark. Second period, the cubs got four goals in that period; scorens were- Robent Davey 2 geais, Scott Johnson, Donald Daigie ene each. The fathers get fivegoals in the second pericd, Mn. Banchard, two goals, Mn. Johnson, Mn. Van Bottel, Mn. Thiele. one each. The thind perîod stanted off very fast; Mn. Buban played a very good game in net for the fathers. He just kept stopping the cubs oven and even. Finally the cubs got four goals in the third pericd. The goal getters wene - Stanley Zealand, Robent Van Hemmen one each, And-y Davey 2 goals. The fathers got one gealinb the third period. Mn. Colliss was the lucky one, scoring on bis son Tommy. Final nesuits the cubs eight, fathers seven. Yes, we ail had fun, even the ladies, On Wednesday, Januany lStb is our cext bowling nigbt, stanting at .5:30. sharp. On Satunday, January 25th is our annual Pine Wood- Derby races. This yean, the races will be held in the Onono United Cburcb. The Mapie Grove cubs wiii race their cars at 1 o'clock. We will have 27 boys racing%their cars from oun pack. ooLuck. Our next Group Committee meeting will be on Sunday, January 26tb at Mns. Daigie starticg at 7 o'cleck sharp. See you thene. Support Scouting: Akela; Andy Van Hemmen. WESLEY VILLE (Intended for Last Week) Christmas- was net veny white in many areaÉ cf Otaneo including this one but it was enjoyed as usual and' those boping fer winter sports went father afield or are waiting for the cold weathen whicb is sure te come. There are birds around but some are net bothering with feederns, there are fields well scattened with cern and weed seeds avaihable everywbene. Weod- peckers, jays, and cbickadees are still partial te suet,_ and tbey come t the trays and a flock of redpolhs have been anound tee.' At some time during Christ- mas day Carroll Nichois' family were ail present; Manily and husband John McGuire from Bloomfield; Joan with Husband Garth Jiggrns, sons Michael and Patrick cf Chatham and Gloria and Donald at home. Phillip Nichois has been home since December 2th with the Clarence Nichols and will be returning te Guelph for a study, termn after New Year's; Garfield bas been home wlth bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Payne, also since December 20 and will be returflifg to university in Toronto after the New, Vear. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mar- chais de Le Roche and son lradlev of Ottawa have been spending the Christmas holi- dfay withï Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ford, Port Hope. Church service was well attended at Welcome United Church, on Sunday morning considering the number cf p eople away. The church was Iovely with flowers and re- maining Christmas decora- tions. The lay reader for part cf the responsive reading was Roland Bowman. The theme of the mcrnings message was based on the story cf the birth in the stable and the fact that people not in topplaces have opportunity, sometimes great- er than those in highplaces. The children's storan hymn "Jesus bids us shine" emphas- ized this-wherever we are we may use our material and our abilities to be cf service te our fellowmen. Sympathy is extended te the families cf the late Mrs. Edith Pearce and Mr. Budd whose deaths occurred last week. Peter Hoskin has spent the Christmas hclidays with bis grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. Thorndyke. BETHANY, Out cf town visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McMahon during the hol iday, week included Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bowins, Orono; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boyd and Mr. and Mrs., Martin Foshay, Oshawa; Mrs. Violet Ritchie, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hogan, Sud- bury, and Miss Jill Wood, Cambridge (Gait). With Mrs. Gladis McMahon during the -Christmas week were: Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Boyd, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Foshay, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. James Gray, Janet- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Randal bongfield, Brampton; Mr. and Mrs.. Brian Gray, Pontypool and Mrs. V. Ritchie, Toronto. 1Mrs. Ina Palmer visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Palmer cf Bethany for Christmas and aise spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGlynn cf Peterborough. Mrs. Mldred Bristow and Mrs. Ina Palmfer were aise dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Palmer, ah cof Peterborough. Mrs. Violet Carr and Mrs. Marie Glmour cf Weston spent Christmas in Picton with Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Carr and family. Mrs. Marien Gilmour and pons Terry cf Weston and Paul spent the Christmas bolidays with Mrs. Violet Carr. OPP NEWS The Newcastle Detachment cf the Ontarie Provincial Police investigated the follow- ing Motor: Vebicle Collisions and occutrrenc.(es during the '- erod Decem-ber 16, 197i4 te Èecember 29., 1974. Forty-five Motor-Vehicle Collisionsvwere investigated in whicb fifteen persons were injured. As a result cf these collisions twelve persons have been charged with offences under the Highway Traffic Act and three persons have been, charged with driving offecces under the Crimnical Code. The Newcastle Officers also investigated 184 occurrences cf a general nature. Some of I ADULT COUNSELLINGy SERVICE If you want te do something about your education ... yen probably can. See Vour Aduit Counsellor EVERY TUESDAY EVENING these occurrences are as lest and found preperties and Control Act. follows; There were thinteen missing persons.. Carbon Monoxide inveesftigations into offences cf Five persons have been Motonists!'To guard against SThet", five investigations charged with offences under the deadly air pollution hazard into offences cf "Break and the Liquor Control Act, five cf carbon monoxide duning the Enter", three investigations persons have been charged winter months, make sure into offences cf "Wllful Dam- with offences under the Crîm- your car's exhaust system is age" and one investigation mal Code and founteen per- fault free. Have it cýhecke" loto an offence cf "Fraud". sons have been charged with now and be sure! And nertÈr Othen activities included in- driving- offences under the ber ... always keep a wîtt vestigatios into varieus comn- Criminal Code. Aise, thene has open a couple cf inches or plaints coccenning snow- been one person charged with whenever the car engine î mobiles, drivihg complaints, anoffence under the Narcotic runniag. These Are Ail Top' Brand Name Items IHUSKY ' SLACKS ALSO R nEDOUCE D! I King St. E. on the Town Line Oshawa - Telephone 728-0710 or 576-1930 Store Hours: 10 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. - Thurs. - Fr1. 'tii 9:00 P.M. -Just 5 Minutes from Bowmanville - i I o from Ltde BOWMANVILLEg Y OTHER ARTICLES ALSO INCLUDED and Current Patterns cf The Last' of - Certain Dye Lotc. PAPER fl 27 KING W. ~» MAN' J6 m