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Titie The Men's To'wn League softball finals ended~ on ar e, front row, left to right, Joey Burns, Coach Thursday, Sept. ,-9h, when Frank's Varjîety toQk Jim McKnight, Rick Woolner, batboy Jim Beam their fourth win of the series 9 to 3 for -the town' Jr., Joey White, Steve Burns and Kel Bamsev: titie It was their second championship in back row, Pete Rupke, Bob Tugwood, Bill succession, but Kram"-u up a good battie this Cochrane, Jim Reese, Terry Baker, Jim Beam, year and most of the p ayoff ga s er o b Bruce Adams, Bob Hellam and Coach 'Sam' close scores. The -Frank's Variety teani members- Snowden. Messrs. Fr. Spry, Mastei Timimy Spr N.Yý.., spent week-end wit Spry and Mr. Wright and B Mer. and Mnà Jimîmy and1 visit.eç Mr. ai Piggott. Mr. and Mrn Ronald and RU ENNt:ý1SK~1 I -anlk and Harold dinner guests o Mr. and Mrs. rsBobby and Ivan Shârp ard famîly. 'y, Rochester, Mr. .,Michael IHolmes, St. Thaniksgiving Catharines, Mfiss Linda Sharp h Mrs. Frank were Satauç4ay supper guests and Mrs. Edgar of Mrs. Geértrude'Lyons. They ettLy. ail were Saturday evening s. Clark Piggott, cailers of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donnra, 'Oshiawa Haws, Bowmanville. nd Mrs. Wiayne Neil Dudley, Sarnia, spent Saturday night wîth Mr. and s. L-loyd Ashton, Mrs. Wayne Piggott and ýay were Sunday famiiy. Mr. Gord Dudley, NEW DUTCI BOWMA NV 133 Church Street PHON in the La ke Saturday, 0c at2 OPEN HOUSE CON- Everyone WeIcorne ""SHARING and R. R Office Hours: MoDndays 1 p.m. - Thursdays 1 p.m. Fridays 10 a.m. - LE N Sarnia, Mr. Rob Read, Bow- manville, called on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Roy McGili spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill and famiiy for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Gary liane- wich, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Werry, Susan, Wendy and Carolyn were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry. Mr. and 'f the H CREDIT UNION VILLE OFFICE Bowma nvi île 4E 623-6343 ýVista Building Ctober l5th, 1977 2: 00 p. m. TINUES UNTIL 5:00 p.mi. -Ref rèshmervfs Ser, CARING 1S OUR GOAL' R.S. P. - R. H.0. S.P. 5p.m. 1- 6 p.m. - p.m. and 2 p.m. - 7 p.m. Telephor i e 623 23-6343 Mrs. E.A. Werry were Mon- day night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hanewich. Mr. and Mrs. Angus King, Little Britain, were Monday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor attended Mrs, Osmond Wright's Funerai Service in Port Perry on Thursday. Master Brad Clemens, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spry, Mr. Harold Spry, Masters Timmy and Bobby Spry, Rochester N.Y., Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. Jim Muller and Darryl and Monday evenîng supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford and family, Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Siemon and family were Sunday dinner guests'of Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor. Dr. and Mrs. Garth Legge, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Murphy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Milison and Bruce and Janet Milison, Vaierie, Legge and hnyfriend were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Jessie Siemon and Mrs. Helen Milison., Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lead- beater, Mr. and Mrs. George Leadbeater and family were, Sunday night diniier guests of Mr. and i ls. Art Leadbeater. Kae eeler was'a Susndayv vîsitor o f Mrsç. Gertrudeý Lyons. .Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain (nee Meta Read) who were married on Saturday in Sour Church with our U.C.W. catering for the reception in the Church Hall. On Saturday, October 15 our ladies wihl be given the honor of serving the reception dinner for Lorne and Giadys Lamb on their 5th weddîng annivers- ary. Foiiowing the reception T LAB 14A DIVISION ST., BOWMANVILLE 623-2568 A NAME TO, REMEMBER IF YOU CARE ABOUT THE PICTURES YOU TAKE!. o HOUR CQUALITY SEUVIC ON KODACOLOUR H IT IN BY lOa.m., READY 'AT, 4p.m. *INTRODUCTDRyS WVITH THIS AD, ONE FRE.E 8x1 ENLARGEMENT FROMI FIRSI COLOUR NEGATIVE FILM PROCESSED FFER EXPIES OCT.2/ 77w Frank's Vcriety Downs Kramp's for Town they will receive their friends in the Church Hall from three to five. Congratulations to Miss Linda Gehnair on winning the titie of Miss Kitchener Water- loo. Linda is a first year student a t the University of Waterloo. Best of luck.Linda, when you compete in the Miss Canada Pageant. Adam Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sanderson, daughter Lii- hian and granddaughter, Clair, Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. D. Higgons, Hampton were Sat- tday dinner guests of Mr. ahd Mrs. Ralph Virtue, Mr. Russel Ormiston, Mrs. C.E. Horn, Oshawa, were Sunday evening supper guests of MrJand Mrs. Earl Trewin. Mr. John Borrowdale, Oshawa, Mr. F.W. Werry, Mrs. EA. Werry, Mr. and Mrs. H. McçGill attended the funeral of the late Mr. Francis Olde, Saint Thomas, Thurs- day, October 7. Relatives gathered at their home follow- ing the Committal Service in the family plot at the Union Cemnetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue, Judy and Laurie, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGili spent Thanksgiving Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGill and family, Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Preece and Jennifer, Oshawa, were Su- day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sobil, Taunton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rekkar were Monday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery. Mr. Michael -Holmes, St. Catharines, Miss Linda Sharp spent Monday with Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Gorgerat, Oshawa, Mrs. Lou Griffin were Sunday supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. Griffîn. Mr. and Mrm. R. Virtue andl Laurie were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ai ?4artipn, Bowmanville. Little Elisabeth Worden is a visitor this week with mater- nai grandparents, Margaret and Orville Ashton and al three 'were Thaniksgiving dinner guests of Karen, Charles and Tara Jane Ash- ton, Oshawa. They visited also with Helene and David Shank-- landi on the ninth concession. Mr. and Mrs Lorne Brohm, Chris, Allen and Steve were, Monday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. Congratulations to Miss Janet Parsons of Blackstock on winning the Gold Level Award in Guides. This coming weekend the Duke of Edinbur- ough will be presenting Janet with her award in Ottawa. On T'hanksgivýing Sunday riorning eloudy weather pre- vailed outdoors but cýosy warmth inside and the plea- sanit countenance along with the inspiring message of our guest speaker, Dawn Vaneyk, fuifilled the anticipation of the 80 folks who gathered for worship at the Sunday morn- ing service. Our minister's children's story "Thanks- giving Arîthmetic'" was a minister's lesson to a littie boy on counting his blessîngs. Ourj organist Ulah Chambers and her Senior Choirý gave a deiightful rendition of the Anthem.,1 Our Song of Thanksgivîng.1 We were.priviieged to have a( charming young lady from our1 sister congregation at Tyrone attend as a delegate the First Youth Forum at the 27th Annual of General Council of the U.C. held at Calgary in August who shared with us her "Adventure in the Foothilîs" as she gave a marvellous report of hier experience as she 'described- each day's program from breakfast timeý at 7 a.m., worship, drama, values, discussions,, presenta- tions, reports, gamnes, real, faith stories in lîfe. She stressed that the church and each of us is a part of the movement and the youth of the day are the church of tomorrow. Dawn's collection of snapshots added greatly to her informative talk. Along with the presentation of the offering, members of the congregation were invited te bring forward and lay before the altar their tokens of personal or family thankful- ness, to be dedicated along with the Thankoffering envel- opes. Notice for this coming week is Wednesday, the Youth Group, Guys and Dolis had their meeting at 7 p.m. in the S.S. room. They also had a Blitz Canvass of the village for the Blind and they wish to say thanks for the generous and co-operative support they' received. Advance notices are: Wed- nesday, October'19, 1:30 p.m. Enniskillen U.C.W. will meet in the home of Mrs. Ruth McGill. Topic is on citizenship and White Elephant Sale. Sunday, October 23, The Sacrament of Baptism will. be celebrated at both churches. Those wishing to present their children for Baptism please contact the minister prompt- iy. Also at 2:30 p.m. the Session will meet in Enniskik len United Church for further- ing planning of an Every Family Visitation program. Full attendance is warmly urged. On Tuesday, October 4th the Enniskillen Peak-A-Boos met for our fifth meeting at the Church. Mrs. Brenda Milîs was our guest and demon- strated make-u.p on several of our girls. Pamphlets were handed out about skin care makeup application. The girls learned alot about her demon- stration. Master Brad and Brooke Clemens, Hampton spent Sat- urday night with Mrs. Jim Muller and Darryl, Enniskil- len R.R. D& R Sports Minor Atoms first three-minutes. Their first goal was scored by Mark Hickey on a fine display of stickhandling as he bent'three Lindsay defenders and deked the goalie before sliding the puck into the open net. Toros second goal came at 2:35 as Jay Kelly pulled the trigger completing a. fine three way passing play. Assists on the play went to Danny Moriarity and Kelly Balson. Lindsay replied once more at 5:37 to make the score 3-2. D&R Sports got the final goal of the game at the nine minute mark when Mark Hickey got his second goal on a set-up from Paul Herron. Bowmanville controlled play for the last minute of the game and the final score was 4-2. 1We congratulate ail players on D&R Sports Minor Atoms for a fine team effort to open this season. M"T Plus F V-8 Less 15 per cent off F. Air1 Parts Parts l'y Plus Parts 6 cyl. Less 15 per cent off Parts Condtionng $.OOextra Win Season FRONT END AiLgiGN*EN4T ndISPCON.., L" I D&R pors Mior tom Flush the complete cooilng systeml, Êref ii with fresh anti.. Toros opened their season on a reeze, and pressure-test the winning note October 8, beat- cooingsystemc for only......... ............. 2700Q ing Lindsay 4-2. Toros opened the scoriag at 6:30 ýof the first period when Mike Knfight converted 4aMark ,Hickey passout after Mark got a pass fromn Paul Herron. The play remained even for the rest of te period but there 'as no C m-ore scoring. __________________________________________ The second period saw C R S E O G Bowmanvilie and Lindsay _________________DO___C___G1_ have severai good scoring________________ opportunities but Lindsay got the oniy goal at 7:30 to tie the 0QW MA %V1L LE score 1-1. TApKre6328 r5681 In the third period Bowm- Tlehoe 23286or57-81 ville put the game out of reach Hwy. 2 atMa ple Grove - 2 miles westof Bownvil by, scoring two goals in) the The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviile, October 12,_1977 5 Loge to Ajax it was ail B3owmanville as theyl' On Monday, Oct. 10 the outshot their hosts 16-5. Bow- Minor Atom Toros visited manville got their second goal Ajax, where they were handed at 2:19 when Mike Knight heat a 8-3 defeat. The Toros seemed the Ajax goalie with a low shot, confused and unorganized for to the corner. He was assisteê.ý most of the fîrst and second on the play by Mark Hickey period and could not cope with and Paul Herron. D&R Sport sr the large, ice surface. Ajax third goal was at 4:40 and it', used the long breakaway pass was a real work of art. Gerry, to advantage in the first Winsor fed the puck to, period and scored 2,goals on leftwinger Danny Moriarity. the play as they caught Toros who carried it down ice and as. defence flat-footed. Ajax the Ajax defence converged on, scored again and the first hlm fed the puck up to centre - period ended 3-0. Kelly Balson who went in ail, The second period saw Ajax alone and beat the goaltender, score 3 more times before the with a hard wrist shot. Ajax< Toros finally got on the score scored their final goal at 8: 26, - sheet. Mike Knight popped in This game was a case of toc, a goal during a goalmouth littie too late but the D&R, scramble to make the score Sports Minor Atoms gave al 6-1 at the end of the second they, had to get back into the period. game and if it wasn't for, This goal got the Toros superlative Ajax' goaltending, moving and although Ajax could have made the game scored first in the thîrd period much dloser. PHOTO Wed ctober 12th, 197 of (formerly Goheen s Variety)ý GRAND OeING SPECIAL PUZZLES, TOYS, ASSORTED CARDS, LIGHTERS and OTHER UN ADV ERTISED 0 MERCHANDISE. UPTO O FF