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Wins Award for Suggestion Bill Hannah, left, Hydro Line Foreman at Bowmanville area, won a $38 suggestion award while he was stationed at the Woodbridge Service Centre. He suggested installing fibreglas reinforced pole extensions to regain height of poles that had been damaged by pole-top fires. The presentation of the award certificate was made recently by Bowmanville Area Line Foreman Ben Rowe, right. - Hydro Times NEWTON VILLE Local people attending the United hurch celebration in Peterborough Memorial Arena, last Sunday eveni, included Mr. and Mrs.'. Lancaster, Rev. and Mrs. G. Montgomery, Mrs. Barbara Shetler, Mrs. Marlene Stacey and Evelyn, Miss B. Milligan, Mrs. Iva Farrow and Mr. Wallace Boughen. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams, were Mr. John Milley, of Gilmer, Ont- ario, Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, Miss Tina and friends, of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Steele, and Miss Jean, of Scarborough, Mr. and, Mrs. Gerry Adams and family of Toronto. Rev. G. Montgomery and Mr. Sid Lancaster attended Conference, last week, at Otonobee College (part of Trent University). On Tues- day evening, Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery attended the Or- dination service, in St. George's Church, Peterbor- ough, where four persons were ordained, one of them being Mr. Ralph Hills, who has taken our service, here, at Newtonville, several times. Mr. Lancaster, our Repre- sentative at Conference, gave us a short summary of various days' activities, on Sunday morning, preceding the ser- mon. Visitors last week with Mr.' and Mrs. F. Gilmer, included Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball and Mrs. Lena Graham of Newcastle, Mrs. Grace Ton, Mr. Bob Willsher and Miss Brenda Henderson. The Official Opening of the Pines Senior Public School was held last Wednesday evening and among the local people attending were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stapleton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Angi, Mrs. Lena Clysdale and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer, ana family. Mrs. Bea Jones is in Edmonton, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams attended a family get-together at Harwood, recently, and last Friday and Saturday, they visited the New Hamburg area, where a big Auction Sale was held, sponsored by the Mennonites, proceeds of which are used to help the needy. Visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McClellan, of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. R. MacCarroll, of Whitby. Rev. Montgomery's Sunday morning topic was "What have we to Offer?" and the choir sang "Let the Lower Lights be Burning." There will be a meeting of the Official Board of this char ge, at Shiloh Church, next Mon ay evening, June 9, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Irene Burley of Orono was a weekend guest, here, THIS OFFER GOOD UI - We Reserve the Rig if It's GLEN Telephone 623-5444 with Mr. and Mrs. L. Clysdale. Mrs. Leone Lane, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray, and girls, of Orono, were at the Ponderosa", for dinner las^ Tuesday evening celebrating Julie's tenth birthday. Next Sunday, Kendal and Shiloh congregations will join us here, at Newtonville, in our celebration of the 50th Anni versary of the United Church The Sacrament of Holy Com munion will be administered and Rev. Thos. Smith of Newcastle will conduct the service at 11 a.m. Please note change of time. Rev. Montgomery will be in charge of Newcastle service. Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs Violet Gilmer attended an afternoon tea, at the home of Mrs. Mac Irwin on Sunday. Attending the 50th Anniver- sary celebration in Newcastle United Church Sunday even- ing, from this area, were Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stapleton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams, Mrs. Mary Vinkle, Mrs. Gwen Best, Mrs. Dora DeSmit, Mrs. Violet Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stapleton, Mrs. Gertie Rowe, Mrs. Mar- lene Stacey and Evelyn, Mrs. Barbara Shetler, Mrs. Carole Gardner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen. Mrs. Leone Lane was a supper guest, Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Land and family in Orono. Newtonville U.C.W. met in the Sunday School Hall, Wed., May 28, and President Olive Henderson welcomed all, and opened with the singing of two verses of "An Evening Pray- er." Minutes of previous meeting were read by Assis- tant Secretary Carol Gardner, and approved, and report of finances given by Treasurer Sandra McInnes. Work of the Sunshine Com- mittee was reported by Ber- nice Henderson and notes of thanks read from those re- membered with cards or flowers. The results of the annual Anniversary Service were quite gratifying and tokens of appreciation were given our speaker, Mr. Dale, of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allin, and family, New- castle, for their special music, enjoyed by all present, Notes of thanks are to be sent Leland Payne for his donation of top soil for the church flower beds and Wal- lace Boughen for delivering the soil, also for making and putting up the 50th Anniver- sary sign in front of our church. A donation was voted "Aud- uhyaum", Toronto (U.C.W.) and Rev. Montgomery offered to obtain more information regarding procedure neces- sary in a dopting a Foster Child. All were urged to attend the special service in Newcastle Church, June 1st at 7:30 p.m. At that time a Dtama Group from Kingston presented "The Book, The Bush and The Dove", as their part in the Anniversary celebration of Church Union's 50th year. A donation of $10 was voted Quin-Mo-Lac Camp, an an- nouncement was made of a special service to be held in our church, June 8th. At this time, Kendal and Shiloh congregations will join with us, at the hour of 11 a.m. and the rites of Holy Sacrament will be adminstered. Rev. Thos . Smith will be our Plus Deposit g Summer Drink Your Glen Rae -y Salesman NTIL SATURDAY, JUNE 7 ght to LimitlQuantities - ~RAE It's Good for Home Delivery Il I I I I Town League Hockey League Holds Annual Banquet Bowmanville's Town Hockey League held its annual banquet, dance and presentation of awards at Port Darlingtof Marina Hotel on Saturday evening. During the evening, the Hooper's Jewellery team was presented with the championship trophy. They are, front row, left to right, Brian Bradley, Bob McLaughlin, Coach John Osborne, Ken Veitch, Larry Jean, Lanny Burns; back row, Wayne Seymour, Bill Hamilton, Irv. Gill, Steve Burns, Brian Howells, Brian Currie-Mills, Sponsor Art Hooper; absent, Manager Charlie Green. Individual trophy winners were, lef t to right, Ray Pickell, most gentlemanly and sportsmanlike player, Sandy Brown, most valuable player in the playoffs, Ken Veitch and Mike Johnson, winners of goal-tending award, Rick Woolner, scoring champion and most valuable player during the year, Brian Bradley, best defenceman during the season. speaker and Rev. Montgo- mery will conduct the service in Newcastle. Unit Leader Sandra Mc- Innes presented the worship service, assisted by Bernice Henderson, Gertie Rowe and Mrs. Montgomery, the latter also providing and enjoyable solo. Guest speaker, Mrs. Hazel Bigby, of Enniskillen, gave an interesting and inspir- ing talk on the various phases of women's work, in Biblical days, and in the présent age, in Jamaica. She was given a gift of appreciation at the close, and lunch was served to the twenty-two ladies, and one gentleman, present. Ist Newtonville Cub Pack On Monday, June 2, 1975 a special meeting of the lst Newtonville Cub Pack was held at the Cenotaph in the village. Special guests were Mr. F. Gilmer, Bowmanville Legion, Branch No. 178, and District Cubmaster Mr. Geo. Charland. After the regular Jungle Opening a special presenta- tion was held. Mr. F. Gilmer on behalf of the Legion, presented Akela with the cub pack's new neckerchief and crest. Mr. Gilmer was in turn presented with a neckerchief and thanks expressed to him and the Legion for their generous support in obtaining the new neckerchiefs. Mr. George Charland was also presented with a new necker- chief in appreciation of all he has done for the leaders and boys. All boys and leaders received their new necker- chiefs. This part of the meeting met with considerable competition from the Newcastle Fire Dept. What boy of any age can resist the call of the fire truck's siren The meeting continued on with new chums, Steven Van- haverbeke, Mike Umphrey and Leslie Garisesak being invested into the Cub Pack. Mr. Gord Umphrey presented his son with his bat while Mrs. Vanhaverbeke was on hand to give her son his hat. After the ceremonies were over the boys got down to the job of planting flowers at the Cenotaph. This year one additional bed was created. Almost 150 flowers were planted. We wish to thank Mr. Farrow for donating top soil. It should help the fiowers grow. We only hope everyone enjoys the flowers and does their part to keep the grounds clean and tidy. This coming Saturday the boys will be heading for the Ganaraska forest to learn how to use a compass and map. We will let you know if anyone gets lost. Track and Field Competition Results at Newtonville Elementary School Tuesday, May 27, 1975. Girls 9 yrs. and under: Shot put Tina Sutherland 7 ft. 2 ins., 800 meter Tina Sutherland 5:16.3 sec., high jump Tina Suther- land 1 it. 11 4ins., long jump Tina Sutherland 6 ft. 6- ins., hall throw Tina Sutherland 38 ft. Girls 10 yrs. of age: shot put Evelyn Smith 17 ft., 800 meters Evelyn Smith 3:30.9 sec., high jump Debbie Veld- huis 3 ft. 2 ins., 400 meters Evelyn Smith 1:34.0 sec., long jump Tracey Hedges 9 ft. 3 ins., 200 meters Laurel Light- bourn 40.5 sec., hall throw Evelyn Smith 78 ft., 100 meters Laurel Lightbourn 20.3 sec., standing broad jump Laurel Lightbourn 5 ft. lin, 60 meters Debbie Veldhuis 11.2 sec., 50 meters Laurel Light- bourn 8.7 sec. Girls il yrs. of age: shot put Pamela Frank 13 ft. 41 ins., high jump Barb Clark, 3 ft. 24 ins., 400 meters Lorri Tisnov sky 1:35.2 sec., long jump Barb Clark 9 ft. 0 in., 200 meters Lorri Tisnovsky 40.9 sec., ball throw Pam Frank 63 ft., 100 meters Barb Clark 20.5 sec., Standing broad jump Pam Frank 4 ft. 6 in., 60 meters Lorrie Tisnovsky 11.0 sec., 50 meters Barb Clark 8.6 sec. Girls 12 yrs. of age and over: high jump Gwen Popp 3 ft. l in., 400 meters Gwen Poep 1:27.0 sec., long jump Vicky Clarke 8 ft. 4 in, 200 meters Gwen Popp 38.9 sec., hall throw Gwen Popp 75 ft. 0 in., 100 meters Gwen Popp 20.3 sec., standing broad jump Gwen Popp 5 ft. 4 ins., 60 meters Gwen Popp 10.4 sec., 50 meters Vicky Clark 9.85 sec. School records broken -800 meter set last year by Laurel Lightbourn at 3:54.35 sec. broken this year by Evelyn Smith at 3:30.9 sec. Ball throw set in 1974 by Jane McHolm at 75 ft. 2 in. broken by Evelyn Smith at 78 ft. 0 in. Standing broad jump (a new event) was set at 5 ft. 4 in. by Gwen Popp. 50 meter run (a new event) was set by Barbara Clark at 8,6 sec. In the boys' competition ractically every record was roken. 50 m. Dean Trimble 7.9 sec. (a new event), 100 m. Rick Stiles 16.3 sec. was Don Brown, 1974, 16.6 sec., 200 m. Regan Wilson 28.3 sec. was Peter Kulhn, 1973, 34.5 sec., 400 m. Steven Ball 1:20.8 sec. was Mark Milford 1973 1:25.0 sec., 800 m. Steven Carr 3:03.7 sec. was Don Brown 1974 3:17.0 sec., 1500 m. Steven Carr 6:01.7 sec. was Don Brown 1974 6:49.8 sec., shot put Mark Brown 24 ft. 4 ins. was Bill Johnston 1973 22 ft. 0 in., ball throw Jerry Stacey 133 ft. 7 ins. (a new event), standing broad jump Todd Milford 6 ft. 4 ins. (a new event), pole vaulting Todd Milford 3 ft. 4 in. (no previous record). Boys 9 yrs. and under: high jump Marvin Stapleton 3 ft. 2 ins., long jump Derek Hedges 8ft. 10ins., 800 meters Marvin Stapleton 3:27.3 sec., 400 meters Jeff Caswell 1:37.7 sec., shot put Derek Hedges 12 ft. O in., 200 meters Marvin Stapleton 41.3 sec., standing broad jump Jeff Caswell 5 ft. 4 ins., 100 meters Derek Hedges 18.4 sec., ball throw Terry onllingsworth 85 ft 7 ins. 50 meters Marvin Stapleton 8.9 sec. Boys 10 yrs. of age: high jump Bob Stiles 3 ft. 8 ins., 1500 meters Tim Gardner 6:46.7 sec., long iumD Bob St.CIar The paint and paper people jump Bob Veldhuis 10 ft. 8½ ns., 800 meters Rick Stiles be a blood donor 3:11.0 sec., triple jump Bob Veldhuis 21 ft. 2 in., 400 meters Tim Trimble 1:28.5 sec., shot put Bob Veldhuis 22 ft. 3 ins., 200 meters Rick Stiles 36.5 sec., standing broad jump Glenn Ablewhite 5 ft. 43 ins., 100 meters Rick Stiles 16.3 sec., ball throw Ben Angi .108 ft. 5 ins., 50 meters Rick Stilês 8.2 sec., pole vault Bob Veldhuis 2 ft. 8 in. Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion of Bowmanville INTRODUCES Bowmanville and Area Track and Field Club This Club will involve Midget and Bantam age groups this season. Bantam: Under 14 Jan lst, 1975 Midget: Under 16 Jan lst, 1975 Wanted: Coaches and Athletes Coaches: Please phone one of the undersigned persons stating, name, address, area of interest. Athietes: (Boys and Girls) Please phone one of the undersigned stating: name, age (birthdate), address, phone nuinber, area of interest. Please Contact by Wed., June 1lth Mr. Harvey Webster - 623-2612 Mr. Bill Brunt - 623-2809 Midtown Mail Oshawa 576-2431 ORONO POOL OPENING Saturday, June 7th Hours: Saturday and Sunday 12 to 5 p.m., 6 to 8 p.m. Admission 60c Per Person The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 4, 1975 9 OBITUA RY MRS. ESTELLA RACHAEL Rachael Johnson, died at the JOHNSON Oshawa General Hospital, A former owner of Johnson Saturday, May 31, 1975 follow- Taxi in Oshawa, Mrs. Estella ing a lengthy illness. A resident of 36 Burk St. Stiles 10 ft. 0 in., 800 meters Oshawa, the former Estella Regan Wilson 3:15.9 sec., 400 Rachael Wilson was a daught meters Regan Wilson 1:32.9 er of the late Mr. and Mrs. sec., shot put Regan Wilson 23 Christopher Wilson, and was ft. 10 ins., 200 meters Regan born dan. 22, 1891 in Coe H11l Wilson 28.3 sec., standing Ont., where she was married broad jump Regan Wilson 5 ft. dune 9, 1909. 4 ins., 100 meters Bob Stiles She had lived in Oshawa for 16.5 sec., ball throw Bob Stiles 56 years, coming here from 101 ft. 5 in., 50 meters Bob Trenton, Ont. Stiles 8.2 sec., pole vault, Tim 11r husband, Charles John Gardner 2 ft. 9 ins. son died in 1950. Also one son, Boys il yrs. of age: high Clifford, died in 1971. One jump Todd Milford 3 ft. 0 in., sister Lily, and two brothers, 1500 meters Steven Carr 6:01.7 Lorne and George, died hefre sec., long jump Steven Bail 9 her. ft. il mns., 800 meters Steven She is survived by two Carr 3:03.7 sec., Triple jump daughters, Mrs. Harold Pen- Roger Mclnnis 22 ft. 7 ms., 400 hale (Marlon), Miss Cora meter Steven Ba1:20.8 sec. dohnson, hothof Oshawa; four shot put Mark Brown 24 fit.i sons, Douglas, Bernard, both ns., 200 meters loger Mc- of Oshawa, Bob of Bowman- Innis 37.1 sec., standing broad ville, Roy of Sarnia; one ~jump Todd Milford 5 ft. 1114 sister, Mrs. Cora Gunter, of ms., 100 meters Roger Mc:1- Lakefield 17 grandchildren; nis 16.4 sec., hall throw derry and 17 greatgrandchildren. Stacey 133 ft. 7 s., 50 meters Mrs.ohnson rested at the Dean Trimble 7.9 sec., pole Armstrong Funeral Home, vault Todd Milford 3 ft. 4 ns. Oshawa. Service was held in Boys12 yrs. of age and over: the chapel Tuesday, with high jump Terry Hedges 3 fi. interment in Mount Lawn 10 ns., 1500 meters Terry Cemetery Rev. Donald Umphrey 6:46.8 sec., long Tansley officiated.