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Football Co'n Be Fun if You Are the Mon on The Top of the Heop Last Friday afternoon at BHS campus, the Senior Redmen too healthy to be the man on the bottom. Following the senior took on a team from G. L. Roberts Collegiate and Vocational game, the juniors from BHS and G. L. Roberts met in combat School in Oshawa and piled up a healthy lead in the first haif and it was the same sad story for the guests with the Redmen before the visitors go t untracked. It was dloser in the second outplaying them in ail departments. As it was only an haif, but the Redmen, came out far ahead in the exhibition exhibition game, the score wasn't important, it was a good tilt. They meet Courtice Secondary this Friday on the local workout. campus. This picture shows one of the pileups, when it's not EN The miserable weatber pro- vided on Sunday was no deterrent to about 60 worship- pers at the Church service and many young hopefuls at the S.S. period for the Sunday arn. services. Ray Ashton was organist and the choir alcove, though silent at An- them time, were most hand- some and helpful in the hymn singing. Rev. H. Kempling started the service in perfect fash ion witb a clear and concise bulletin. Beth Ashton had the Jr. congregation in her care in the S.S. room. Our m inisters timely cbildren's story was "School Days in the Ocean" and was, concerning a school of fish with 2 definitely different kinds, e.g. the bust- r- lers who become great tuna, electric eels etc. or the ones who float into streams to sleep in sbadow and lose eye sight - so in people we may follow these but we were advîsed to become the bustling kind. The sermon entitled "The Basis of Education - the Family" Like a two way street Parents are teachers from birth by setting a good examrple, caring, loving, providing incentives fairly, but the onus is on both the trainers and trainees who must respond to Christian supervision as learned from a special Commandrnent. The notices stressed attend- ance at the Stewardsbip Seminar on Wednesday, in Kingsview U.C. Attention was rN A I.I-c7 CI Ar- BUY NOW and SAVE Chevron Trailers, Truck cd mpers, Truck Caps, Horse Trai lers, Canoes and Boats. CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy. 115 &35, 3 miles N. of 401, Newcastle Phone 987-5174 called on, the "Flying Up" Cememony in the Scbool Gym for Brownies and Guides on Monday. Coming Up Events are - Next Sunday on World Wide Communion Sunday, the sac- rament of Holy Communion, will be celebrated with which the Minister met briefly with tbe session at the close of the morning service. Monday, Oct. 4th, 8 p.m. - The Officiai Board is called to meet in Tyrone United Cburch. The Y.G. at its business meeting last Thursday had élection of officers and plan- ned more work at the Com- munity Hall on Monday and a Masquerade Dance on Oct. 22, more details later. Two of our Jersey herds were representfed by some of its bovines at Li1ndsay Fair viz: - F. Stenger-s and W. Wallraff's. We hope they won some red ribbons. Elisabetb Worden was a weekend visitor witb ber grandparents here. A few of our ladies were at the fashion show ai Bowman- ville High School sponsored by the Eastern Star Chapter. Enniskillen Two - 4-H girls met on Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1976. There are 14 girls attending Hockei by koho - Titani Canadien -Cooper - CCM- E quipment by Cooper Complete Line of Head Gear by CCM Local Headquarters for Weider Body Building Equiprient DUR Sports Minor Atoms vs Oshawa Sat., Oct. 2 - 2:00 p.m. Memorial Arena D &R Sports /j und Ski Shop 185 Kin ~ aIÇ V£ BowmanviIle We Are Now Open Tii 9:00 Tickets Available Here for Thurs. and Fri. wintorio The Provincial and this unit. The leaders are Mrs. Ella Chambers and daughter Joyce Chambers of Enniskil- len. At our first meeting we selected officers, Shelly Mor- ton was put in position of the President. Judy Virtue - Vice President, Laura Buttery Treasurer, and Cindy McGill - Press Reporter. We also decided to go for a bike ride on the 26th of Sept. As our social outing, on Sept. l4th, we attended the play "Goofus and the Golden Goose" presented by Enniskil- len Public Sebool; Grade 4- 7, written by Mrs. Irene Pasch. Our next meeting is Sept. 28th. Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor attended the MeMinn - Mur- rison wedding last Saturday at St. Stephens Church, Osbawa. On Sunday, Mr.- and Mrs., Taylor accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor to the funeral of the late Ferguson Abernetby at Cannington. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Petbick, Scarborough were Saturday visitors with bis parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Petbick. Mr. and Mrs. David Cee- chetto, Sudbury are spending a few days witb ber parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry. Ted bas just returned borne from surgery at Memorial Hospital, We wish bim a speedy recovery. Visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy, Blackstock, and Miss Mary Cornisb, Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Brock, Bowmanville were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. K. McGill's. Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor were Friday evening supper guests of Mrs. Cortenay Gra- ham, Blackstock.t Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lee and family, Kedron, Miss Diane Labay, Bowmanville were visitors witb Mr, and Mrs, Allan Werry and farnily Mr. and Mrs, Bert Wonna- maker, Seagrave, were Sun- day visitors witb Mr. Adam Sbarp. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rekker and family, Newcastle, bad Sunday supper with parents Mr. and Mrs C. Avery and family. Mrs. J.D. Cole, Bowman- ville, Mrs. Lawrence Wearn, Buckborn, were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon and family, Haydon, Mrs. C.E. Horn, Osbawa, Mrs. Earl Trew.iii, were visitors Sunday witb Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Artbur.Lead- beater attended the Anger- Coombes wedding on Satur- day at Trinity United Cburcb, Bow~manville. Mr. and Mrs. W. Griffin, Miss Heather Griffin and Mrs. R. Griffin, enjoyed a recent visit wtbMr, and NMrs. Lavirence Weý1-ýJ,arn at uck- born. Miss dulie Axford, Hampton and baby Jeffrey Wright, Pontypool were recent visitors witb their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright, Dr. Clark Werry and son John, Etobicoke, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hanewicb, Osbawa, were Sunday dinner guests witb their parents Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry. Mr. and Mrs. John Borrow- dale, Osbawa were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. H. McGill's. Mr, and Mrs. F.W. Werry enjoyed a motor trip for 3 weeks to Edmonton wbere Mrs. Werry remained for a visit witb ber daugbter Mrs. Hoskin, Francis continued on by plane to Vancouver to visit bis daugbter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Bey Veale and also visited with friends at Wol- seley. Next Sunday will be Annual Awards I)ay l'or attendance at the Sunday Scbool Session. The formai Sunday Sehool lessons wiIl be withdrawn. Parents, grandparents, other relatives and friends are welcone. Ladies Mon. September 20, 1976 Averages Nancy Welsh 246, Sharlene Dehart 234, Donna Harness 217, Betty, Westlake 217, Jackile Braybrook 215 (3), Minnie Taylor 211, Jean Allen 210, Helen- Depew 209, Dot Bridger 207, Nancy Evans 207. High Single- Nancy Welsh 312; high triple- Nancy Welsh 758. Team Standing - Dot Brid- ger 6 points, Sharlene Dehart 5, Nancy Evans 41/2, Fb Land 4, Minnie Taylor 4, Georgie Taylor 21/?, Donna Harness 2, Onie Etcher 2, Jackie Braybrook 2, Shirley Davis 2, Judy Bragg 1, dune Baker 1. v Thp (Canadian Statesman. B wnianvile Seolember 29, 1976 PUB LIC MEETING REGARDING BOMANVILLE ARENA There will be a meeting in the Court Room, 132 Church Street, Bowmanville at- 8:00 p.m. on -Wednesday, September 29th, 1976 for the purpose of discussing the funding of repairs to the Bowmanville Arena, estimated to cost $45,000. The- Government of Ontario wilI underwrite 25 per cent of the cost by means of a Community Centre Grant and Wintario wiII contribute $2.00 for every $1.00 donated by the private sector. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the ways and means of encouraging the public to raise as much as possible of the required money and thus relieve the burden on taxes. It is hoped that there wiII be a good turn out of Citizens to this meeting for a very, worthwhile comffmunity project.GARN ET B. RICKARD Mayor Town of 'Newcastle NISKILLEN CII**AA r-rO f-1 [=A 1