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Mr. Mark Smile and his friend, Mr. Todd Horton, Burlington, spent Friday afternoon with the formers I ndparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlter Rahm. U.C.W. meeting will meet Wednesday evening April 9. More particulars later. Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomp- son, Courtice were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Youngman. Sorry to report Mr. Rick Rundle is a patient in Mem- orial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Vandorp and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Smith, Waterdown on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rensink and family, Port Perry, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Vandorp. Mrs. Dollie Commell, Mrs. Lucy 'Beckett, Mrs. John Manning and Mr. George Hamilton, Oshawa were Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Archie Virtue, Oshawa was a Saturday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alldread. Another stormy Friday night so there were only 6/2 tables of Euchre. Prizes going to Evelyn Laverty, Oshawa; Nellie Lunn, Bowmanville; Agnes Prescott, Tyrone; Ethel Gibbs, Tyrone; Alma White, Orono; Pauline All- dread, Tyrone with the 50-50 draw going to Evelyn Laverty. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Gaskin and Mark, West Hill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Alldread. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips and Stephen, Bowmanville were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Cornish. Jill and Lori King, Green- bank are spending a few days with their cousins, Shannon -and Ken Cornish. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goble were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jewel, Peter- borough. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gillard were Saturday evening visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Goble. Mr. and Mrs. James Rowan and boys spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. Shortt. Lakefield. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martel and girls, Hampton, were Bas< The following regis Bowmanville and Dar Monday 24th to Monda a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mo plus practice dates o 12th & 19th at the School. Workouts for the "' take place on Saturd 19th, from 9:00 a.m. Bowmanville High Sc Street. This is for "T' Girls 5 to 7 yearsc register in the Kinsm< &Bantam will startw when the weather is r AGE CAT Kinsmen "T", Ball 5a age as of January 1st( Lions Tyke 8 and to1 January 1st of thi Pee Wee 12 and to 1 January lst of thi Bantam 14 and 15 year lst. of the Ci APPLICATI May be picked up ai Darlington Sports C Town Hall, Bowmanv in Bowmanvillez Registration Fee is Did You Ki .We have dancing ni~ .We have entertainmi .We have a Sunday B through 3:00 p.m. at you can eat witl .We have Supper D Quartet with Bob entertainment featu~ .We have SPECIAL dining room nightly can b FOR A SUPER TIM DUTCHMAN Monday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Rowan. Mr. and Mrs. G. Estra- brook, Courtice, were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Knowlton. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bradley, Bowmanville, were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gibbs visited their mother, Mrs. Gibbs at the Golden Plough, Cobourg, Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare were among the many rela- tives and friends who attended the 97th birthday party of Mrs. Herb Babcock, Sunset Lodge, Bowmanville held last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Babcock is Mrs. Phare's aunt. Sorry to report Miss Jean Philp was a patient in Memor- ial Hospital over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Hoar recently visited Mr. and Mrs. George White, Bowmanville who have just returned from a trip to Mexico. Mrs. Aldin Hoar visited her aunt Miss Florence Werry, Strathaven Nursing Home Bowmanville. Many friends of Mrs. Annie Hatherly will be pleased to know she is able to go up and down the hall in hospital with the aid of a walker. The United Church Women's Presbyterial will be held in St. Mark's United Church, Whitby April 2 when the Rev. Robert McClure will be guest speaker at both morning and afternoon ses- sions. The morning starts at 9:30 a.m. 4H by Heather Southwell Meeting 5. Business- Kathy called the meeting to order with 4H pledge. Linda rçad her minutes of last meeting. Everyone gave their answer to the roll call. We decided on a group for writing the skit for Achievement Day. Discussion. Mrs. Vaneyk went over uses of couching outline and couching crossed.ý She also told us about the free choice article. Demonstration. Mrs. Delaney showed my group how to do the sheaf fiiling stitch and French knot. Group Work. We did the TYRONE NEWS sheaf filling and French knot on our sampler. 9' Meeting 6. Business. The meeting was opened with the 4H Pledge. Wendy Yeo read her minutes of the last meeting. We al said our answer to the roll call. Discussion. Mrs. Vaneyk went over the uses of the sheaf filling stitch, what we'll be doing on Achievement Day and different ways to do the stitches we had learned, on our free choice article. Demonstration. Mrs. Delaney helped us individual- ly with our free choice and learning stitches articles if we needed any. Group Work. Everyone fin- ished any work they hadn't completed or continued with their free choice article. Letter to the Editor March 17, 1975 Dear Mr. James: We have been following the discussions on the "Sunday morning hockey" the past few weeks in your paper and feel we should voice our opinion to ail instead of commenting amongst a few. With every respect to the churches, we still do not agree with closing our arena down for so many hours when Sunday School and church takes only two hours. We would agree with "no scheduled hockey games as all players must be there" but to continue with hockey prac- tices for those who can be there. Even now, some boys to not attend their practices regardless of the day. It is a shame that so many boys would have to be deprived of something they love to do because of "a few". We believe when a boy reaches his teens he then is old enough to decide between church and hockey practices. It would be nice for some to see these boys strolling down the streets laden with hockey equipment at 6:30 Sunday a.m. They would then see and understand what these orac- tices mean to the boys. ^ We "Thank You" for your time in reading this and remind you this is in support of the arena remaining open for HOCKEY PRACTICES. Clinton and Pauline Foster Parents of a Hockey Player STARKVILLE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch and family, Bowmanville, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch and also attended church. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fonk and family spent the weekend with his parents in Burke Falls. Master Jeffrey Caswell spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Llew allowell. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sav- ery have returned home from their holiday in California. Mrs. Cathy Robinson and infant daughter came home from Port Hope Hospital last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ruther- ford and Michele were Sunday visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gord Trim. Miss Beulah Hallowell and Miss Norma Hallowell, Bow- manville, spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Mr. and Mrs. Orme Falls and Harvey visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Falls, Toronto, recently. Mr. and Mrs. R. VanHaver- beke have moved to their new home on Stephenson's Rd. Newcastle and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim VanHaverbeke have moved to the farm. We welcome them to the community. Over 20 ladies were present at the U.C.W. meeting and Pot Luck Dinner held at Mrs. Jim Stark's last Wednesday. Rev. Montgomery gave Grace be- fore dinner. The Pres., Mrs. Bert Trim opened the meet- ing. Mrs. Carl Todd gave Treasurer's report and Mrs. Brian Caswell read out thank- you notes and letters. Mrs. now that. ghtly ent nightly runch for the WHOLE FAMILY from 11:00 a.m. 54.00 for adults and $2.00 for children (no tax) all h free swimming in our indoor heated pool. ancing Saturday night with our Dick Valleau Hill vocalist in addition to our regular ure..so there's a continuous show from 8:00 p.m. to closing. FULL COURSE DINNERS under $5.00 in our and dinner for two including tax and gratuity, e under $12.00 on Saturday nite. E AT A SUPER PRICE CALL THE FLYING MOTOR INN FOR RESERVATIONS 623-3373 22 NEXT ATTRACTION: Starting Mon. Mar. 24 - 29 Duo STRAIGHT-NO CHASER MOTOR INN Highway 401 at Liberty St. Bowmanville Please Support Your Local Rotary Club Easter Seal Campaign Layng read out last month's readings. The U.C.W. receiv- ed $310. from the name quilt with Mr. John Stone the buyer - There are more quilts being made, one was completed today (Monday) for Mrs. Mariene Luxton, Bowman- ville. Other business was discussed. Mrs. Edna Dobson gave the devotional on Faith'. Mrs. B. Trim closed the meeting. Also the ladies discussed the Anniversary Service. This will be on June 15th. Church service and Sunday School was well attexided on Sunday. Rev. Montgomery's sermon was 'Man's Passion and Christ's Passion." There will be church on Easter Sunday, March 30th. The past few days we have seen some nice weather, hop e it stays and dries up the roads. PONTYPOOL Miss Arlene Brown of To- ronto visited with ber family during the past week. Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mitchell ga- thered in Pontypool Commun- ity Hall on Fri day evening to honour Alvin and Jean on their fortieth wedding anniversary. Music for dancing was provi- ded by Fay, Glory, Don and Larry Adams. Jim McMullen read the address and Keith Mitchell and Lloyd Fallis presented the honoured couple with a kitchen suite and purse. Bruce Poole, a son-in-law, also presented Alvin with a medal for having lived with the same woman for 40 years. Following the presentation a social hour was spent over lunch. All of Alvin's and Jean's family were present with the excep- tion of Owen, who is attending university in Ottawa. Those in charge were Winnie and Gordon Strong, Margaret Wright, Hazel and Lloyd Fallis, Lucille and Jim Mc- LONG SAULT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leavens and Linda, Haydon, were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall. Brooklin. were Sunday even- ing visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker. .ir. and Mrs. Don Lamb and family, Bailieboro were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cornish and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ugene Bent, Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and Linda, Black- stock; Mr. John Johnson and Mrs. Fletcher, Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson. Mr. Fred Partner was a Thursday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kovacs and girls. Mr. F. Partner entered Oshawa General Hospital Monday morning for tests. Mrs. G. Kovacs was hostess to the club 50 ladies Tues. evening Mar. 11 when there were nine members and two visitors present. Pres. opened the meeting and conducted the business which consisted mostly of final plans for the St. Patricks Euchre party. \Miss Grace Smith was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, Blackstock at the Bon Fire, Lindsay and were later supper guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLaughlin, Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker spent the weekend snowmobil- ing in Haliburton. The St. Patricks club 50 Euchre party was fairly well attended with 10 tables. Prizes going to Olive Gimblett, Gladys Potts Lorna Richards. Ann Parks, Marlene Leavens and Austin Hicks. The 50-50 draw was won by F.L. Byam. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Killett, Janetville, were Sunday sup- per guests at Mr. an< Mrs. Robt. Cameron's. \Mr. and Mrs. G. Patfield, Oshawa, called in for a visit on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. D. Southwell. On Sunday, Mar. 16th at the Rib Room Genosha Hotel, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson were guests of honor at a lovely dinner party, several relatives and friends gathered together to help Mr. and Mrs. Gibson celebrate their 46th Wedding Anniversary and also to honor Mr. Glenn Pugsley, Colborne on his birthday. Relatives, came from Colborne, Baltimore and Bowmanville. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 19, (Not In Midtown Mall) FREE LAY AWAYS Mullen, Viney and Keith Mitchell. Fay Adams and The Count- ry Hits also provided the music on Saturday night for he regular dance held by Ponty- pool Chamber of Commerce. Lorraine and Don Challice, Chris and Doug Pingle formed the committee for this St. Patrick*s Dance. Another dance is to be held this Sat. night <see Coming Events). Several local people attend- ed the Sportsman Show in Toronto. On Saturday, Sandra Fallis and Murray Thompson were there and on Sunday. Jim and Heather Stanley, Don and Lorraine Challice, Sam and Helen Stewart, Helen Brown and Terry Fisk attend- ed. Ericka Cirkel has returned after a business trip to Germany. Several folks called on Neil Finney on Saturday night to help celebrate his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Chal- lice returned on Saturday night from a 2 week motor trip to the south. They covered approximately 4,000 miles and visited many interesting places. While in New Orleans, they stayed at a hotel in the French Quarters. They were greatly impressed with "The Up er Room" in Nashville and Williamsburg, Virginia. They saw many beautiful churches on their travels. Isabelle will be giving us a travelogue at a future U.C.W. meeting. Visitors with the Challices on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Challice and daughter of Millbrook and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown and daughters of Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc- Mullen, Mrs. Margaret Wright and Stanley Wright attended a house party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Masters, Peterborough, R.R. on Satur- day night. Miss Christine McCrum was the guest of honour at a bridal shower held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mitchell on Sunday. Christine and wayne Mitchell are to be married on Saturday, April 5th. On Good Friday, March 28th, the annual walk for all (young and old) that are interested will take place. This year the walk will start from Bethany at 7 a.m. and will finish up in Pontypool at 11 a.m. with a Catacomb service in the basement of the church. Miss Karen Neals spent the weekend with her friend, Miss Pamela Hurren, at Bethany, R.R. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fallis and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fallis this week were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott, Duns- ford and their guests Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dickey of Upper Stewiacke, Nova Scotia. Letters to the Editor Dear Employers: We would like to take this opportunity to inform you about your Canada Manpower Centre for Students which will again be operating in the Oshawa, Bowmanville and Port Perry area this summer. In the past, employer support bas been good. As a result, many students have been placed in both full time and short term summer employ- ment and numerous employ- ers have expressed satisfact- ion with their work. We hope that your support will continue this summer. Our Students have alread demonstrated their capabil- ities and eagerness. Many bring specialized training to a work situation. All have one thing in common - they want to work. For an employer, stu- dent labour fills a seasonal or temporary need and we at Canada Manpower Centre for Students make filling that need a little easier. At the present time our operations are based at the Bond Towers (telephone 728- 4631). As soon as possible we will be moving into our own quarters and will notify you accordingly. I hope to be in contact with you personally in the near future to discuss your employ- ment needs and how we at the Canada Manpower Centre for Students can help fi them. Sincerely, Sharyn Little Student Co-ordinator Student Summer Employment and Activities Program ebail: stration dates for the rlington section starts ay April 7th, from 8:30 nday through Friday, n Saturday April 5th, Bowmanville High T" Bail for Tykes will ,day April 5th, 12th & to 11:00 a.m. in the hool Gym on Liberty " Ball for Tykes. of age are invited to en "T" Ball. Pee Wee workouts in the parks right. EGORIES and under 8 years of of the Current Year. Il years of age as of he Current Year. 3 years of age as of he Current Year. rs of age as of JanUary urrent Year. ON FORMS t the following places: Centre, Bowmanville ville Arena & Schools and Darlington. s: $4.00 per player. March 17 t The Ken Jones TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE The Planning Advisory Committee of the Town of Newcastle invites written sub- missions, from any interested persons or organizations, pertaining to the Courtice Concept Plan as presented at the Courtice High School on March 5, 1975. Copies of the Courtice Concept Plan are available for viewing at the Bowmanville Office, 40 Temperance Street and Hampton Office, and in the library of the Courtice High School. Copies of thetext and associated mapping of the plan are available for purchase, at a cost of $7.00 per copy, in the Bowmanville Office and in the Hampton Office. Al submissions to be in thehands of the Secretary on or before April 11, 1975. Horace R. Best, Secretary, Planning Advisory Committee Municipal Office, Hampton, Ontario . .