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10 The Canadian StateSman. 13owmnanvxip, Octoben 26, lq77 N EWTCON VILLE Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ton spent last weekend at Buck- horn Lake as did their friends Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peers of Scarborough, closing up their summer homes, for the winter. Mrs. Leone Lane was a visitor with her friend, Mrs. Doris Lunman at Gananoque, for a few days last week. The sudden death of Lloyd Clysdaie, due to heart failure occurred iast Wednesday afternoon, and his funeral was held at the Morris Chapel, Bowmanville,, Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Interment followed in Lakeview Cemetery and Bearers were Messrs. Les Reid, AI Reid, Earl Walkey, Jim Adams, Frank Stapleton, and Klem Rhm. Sympathy of the community is expressed,to Mrs. Ciysdale and family members. Rev. Aubrey Tizzard con- ducted the service, and read a poem he composed, expres- sing the deep feelings of regret, which ail present feit, in the loss of a man who has taken an active part in al local, activities, and will be, sadly missed. Bob Henderson returned home Saturday from his holiday trip to Scotland, briniziniz home a p)ortion of the famiiy plaid of bille and 6'23-,651 1 Top We, at TopCI to try oi Beginning on October 2th, Toi your weekend enloyment. Ail Top Chef pizzas wiII be mi FROZEN ingredients used in our Prici SmaIl Pizza - $2.50 Extra items - 20c each for each item. Large Pi:À Extra itemi for eac B asic Pizza: Tomato Sau, EXTRA ITEMS AVAl LABLE: MUSHROOMS, GREEN PEPI BACON, GARLIC, EXTRA CI Spe 10%0/OffX Extra l until the end FREE -small regular pizza, 50c local del! Cali6Ào 122 Waverley Rc -Un der New.1 We make ourî F renc We also cater, wI a'ee,for each member of the Mn. and Mrs. Harold Burley of Bidgenorth and Mn. and Mrs. Eari McEwen, Peterbon- ough, were ovennight guests with Mrs. Agnes Burley, Saturday, while caliers after the funeral, included Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Donoghue, Bowman- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Brown,: and Mn. and Mrs. Lloyd Balfour, Steven and Brenda of Oshawa. On Sunday, Mr. Reg Bee and son Don of Port Hope, Were cailers with Mrs. Buriey. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gilmer of Tonawanda, N.Y. and Mr. and Mns. Raymond Gilmer of Isiington were visitons hene, the past week attending the funeral of the late Lloyd Clysdale, aften visiting Mr. F. Gilmer in Memoriai Hospital, as did aiso, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer of Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eliiott and Mrs. Winnie Elliott spent a few days in Gananoque, last week, admniring the scenery and the changing colours, fotunateiy the weather was good aiso. Mrs. Irene Bunley of Bow- manvilie is a visitor with Mrs. Lena Clysdaie this week., Mrs. Leone Lane was a Saturday visitnr in Peterbor- 623-65l1 BHS Technical Program Awards Presenfed ough with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lane and famiiy, încluding their recent addition, Melissa Anne. Congratulations!I We understand there was a good attendance at the Kendai Anniversary Service, Sunday where the Rev. Earle Nichol was the speaker. The maie choir provided special music and ýafter singing "When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder," al stood up and two minutes' silence was observed in memory of the late Lloyd Ciysdale, who had been a member of the choir. The Annuai Masonic Ladies Night Banquet was heid in Newcastle Community Hall, Saturday, with our U.C.W. catering. About one hundred and forty-two were served by the twenty helping, afid this inciuded six men and four boys. As usual, the enjoyabie dinner was appreciated! Miss Penny Webster was home fnom Trent University over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones, with Mrs. Leone Lane, and Mn. and Mrs. Bruce Lenty, of Port Hope, were dinner guests, Sunday with Mn. and Mrs. Robert Lenty at Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Edward De Smit, of Hoiiand, are visiting Ch ef ;hef, invite you . ur pizza.4 p Chef wili offer deliclous pizza for4 iade with fresh ingredients - NO4 'pizza.4 e List4 Medium Pizza - $3.754 Extra items - 30c each for each item4 zzai - $4.754 is- 40cea ch4 ch item.4 ce and moza relIa cheese.4 PERS, ONIONS, PEPPERONI, 4 bEESE, EXTRA SAUCE. ALL PIZZAS PICKED UP Sp)ecial! d of November with each large pizza ordered. 4 ivery charge. 23-65114 oad - Bowmanville4 Manag ement- 4 chef4 Dwn homemade4 ch Fries. hether bigor small.4 Bowmanville High Sehool handed out awards to some of its top students on Friday for their seholas- tic achievements over the past year. It was a successful year for year two student Richard Vanderwouden, left, who made the highest marks in bis brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. De Smit. The namnes of Mrs. Dora De Smit and Mr. Anthony Ton should be added to the Bîrthday Gang for October. Remember our church service, next Sunday, 9:45 a.m. Mr. Denzil Dale will be the speaker. - A tribute to Lloyd Clysdale, who passed suddenly away on Wednesday, October 19,-1977. and was buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Newtonviiie, Ontario on Saturday, October 22, 1977 by Rev. Aubrey M. Tîzzard. I met this man in Newtonville We often taiked in a friendly 1way; He was a jolly sort of guy, I met hlm then most every day. He got the paper at early morn Then sat to read it for awhile; From chair or garage he'd wave his hand, And with it just a friendly smile. Together we \,ent for two gooçi rides, The lakes were beautiful each day; He showed us this and this and that, Then he'd corne back another way. And then in church each Sabbath morn, He loved the oid hymns for to sing; Then at each Hymn Sing gathering, His voice loud and clear did ring. When the plates were brought .forward, I'd listen to hlm sing s0 clear; "We give Thee but Thine own, O Lord, And us it when and where." But now no more we hean hlm sing, For hie has given bis ail, his ail; For there with grease gun stîll in hand,, He heard the Master's dlean sweet cail. "Lloyd!"lhe heard the cali that day, From One who is a Guide we say; Now fonever Songs of Praises, He will ever give each day. The memories that we cherish, They'll forever with us stay; Until we cross our Jordan, And meet him there some day. There was no time to bld farewell, For hie went without goodbye But there'll be a meeting yonder, In the sweet and bye and bye. Lloyd is gone and we will miss him,- But our loss is heaven's gain; But our hope is some tomorrow, We shah ail be Home again. Then the choir wili be much langer, With the people John saw there; And we'll join with Lloyd in singing, "Halleiujah! we're ail here" Newtonvilie Women's Insti- tute meet at the home of Mrs. A. Milligan, on Wednesday, October 19 at 2 p.m. It was decided, on motion, that, from now on, the officiai opening wili be at 2 p.m. rather than 2:30 as it was, in the past. President Amelia Lancaster welcomed ail and opened in the usual way, with the Institute Ode, followed by the Mary Stewart Coliect. Secre- tary-Treasurer Madeline Buckley read the minutes of iast meeting, duly, adopted, and the financial report. The Fun Fair-will be held at Hampton on Wednesday and the level two technical program at BHS in his grade. Technical department chairman Frank Varga, right, is shown above presenting the outstanding achievement trophy along with a $100 cheque from Bill 's Glass and Mirrors Ltd. Newtonville is to be responsi- bie for some of the entertain- ment, Queenie Fletcher having agreed to act on the Committee. The Roll Cail "How To Be A Good Citizen" was answered by the twenty-one members and two visitors present. Bernice Milligan gave a detailed account of the Dis- trict meeting she had attended recently. President Lancaster read a list of resolutions, on which there were some discussions. Unit leader Mary Jones was in charge of the program, and the guest speaker, District President Mrs. Bryant, gave a talk on "Citizenship." Mrs. Rowena Tizzard sang an enjoyable solo, "A Beauti- fui Life," unaccompanied. A gif t of appreciation was pre- sented to the speaker, and lunch was served by the hostess and her group, Gladys Brown being the hoider of the Lucky Cup. A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Millîgan for her hospitality at the close of the meeting. PONTYPOOL Ten tables of euchre were played at Ballyduff on Friday night with winners Anita Brown, Doris Brown, Cecile Staples, Jean Mitchell, Katharine McKenzie, Stan Wright andBert McMullen. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kish, Teresa and Rodney, spent last weekend inl Sault Ste. Marie visiting with Mrs. Ron Bern- ard, Vern's sister. While there they did some Sight-seeing across the border. We are glad that Les Fairhurst is lmproving and will probably be home from hospital later this week. Les has been a patient in Civic Hospital, Peterborough Miss Jewel Moore "is in Sunnybrook Hospital, Tor- onto, following an accident on the farm of ber father, James Moore of R.R. 3, Pontypool. Jewel suffered quite severe injuries when caught in the power take-off of a farm implement. We ail wish Jewel a very speedy recovery. Ameeting. ,of: the, Finance, Committee of Manvers Arena andi Community Centre was held 'on Wednesday, October i9th. A discussion was held on various ways of raising addi- tional money for the Arena Fund. A raffle for a car and the sale of T-shirts with picture of the arena and community centre wil] be held throughout'the township. The builders are making great progress and it is- hoped that there will be skating by Christmas. Oakwood Arena, built by. the same company, Roxon, is now officially open with skating and hockey underway. Donations are stili gratefully accepted and may be given to Jim Kloepfer,' Dave McReelis or the canvas- ser who called on you earlier this year. A dance was heid in Ballyduff Community Centre on Iaturday night with music supplied by Norm Stinson's five piece group from Tyrone. Don't forget Masquerade Dance in Pontypool this Satur- day night. (See Coming Events). The annual Thank Offering Service for Pontypool United Church wili be held on Sunday, November 6th and a Roast Beef Dinner has been planned for Thursday, November 3rd. (See Coming Events). Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sharpe were Mr. and Mrs. L.P. Dougherty of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. -C. Brennan of McKeilar. Mrs. Brennan is a sister of Ralph's.~ They were also delighted to, have Mrs. N.W. Sharpe of~ Winnipeg spend the past week with them. Major Keith and Mrs. Sharpe of Downsview Armed Forces Base were also visitors with their aunt and uncle.. Christmas tree cutting has commenced in the district with other growers busy tagging. Ilt is certainly great weather for those involved. Ciiff Richardson was again taken by ambulance to Oshawa General Hospital this past week. Proper homeîinsulation and heat conservation wîilsz you money.. This i"swhat Ontairio suggests to help you eut your homne energy costs. What are some of the ways to cut your heating costs? What types of insulation are on the market? How should you choose an insulat,,ion contractor?- What does "R-value" miean?ý What is a vapon bannier? Those are jusr a fe2w of the i mportant questions you'ii find answered in fre publications now available from the iOntario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations and the Ontario Ministry of Energy. The two ministries are cooperatîng to inform Ontario residents about how proper home insulation cani help offset increasîng energy costs, and to point out other ways of conserving energy. Facts about insulation are included in the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations' interesting bulletin Insulation: Heat in Your House, Money in Your Pocket. " It covers such matters as: *the meaning of R-value and vapor barrier " proper ventilation * types of insulation material " how to check your home for existing insulation " findinýg a reliable contractor " information to help you understand the customer, installer contract * how to, check the completed job For a free copy of the bulletin, write to: Consumer and Commercial Relations/Home Insulation, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 2H6 Larry Grossman, Minster of Consumer and Commercial Relations - Lk Other ideas on how to save energy and money are included in.the Ministry of Energy's bookiet "Energy Conservation: The Choice is Yours." Among the money-saving suggestions: * lowering daytime and night.-time temperatures " installing stormn doors and windkws " replacing air filters on warm air heating systems once a month " closing window drapes on winter nights For your free copy, write to: Ontario Energy Conservation Program Ministry of Energy 56 Wellesley Street - l2th Floor Toronto, Ontario M7A 2B7 James Taylor, Minister of Energy William Davis, Premier Province of Ontario ANNOUNCEMENTI1 Opening soon. Mon'$ end Women'sHartlg (formerty Courtice Hairstyling) is now under new management. and Jeanne McFarland, formerly of Artistic Barber and Bea uty Salon, Bowmanville, wiII be pleased to serve you. Coli1 723-6251 R. R.- 6, Bowmanville on No. 2 Highway East of Oshawa Town Lino. - ý qw qw m m