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T rophy Winners in Legion Ladies Dart League On Saturday night' at the Le gion, members of the Ladies Dart League and Bowling League held a joint banquet that saw many members receive various awards. These ladies were the winners of the Dart League, from left to right, Helen Wallis, Capt. Trixie Brown, Linda Downey and Bernice Partner. Beuhla White was absent. Win Top Honors in Legion Ladies Bowling The Pontypool Park Board held its final Bingo on Wednes- day night. Heather Stanley was the big winner for the evening. The local Girl Guides have a new mascot. A baby girl was born last Sunday to their leader, Mrs. Laverne, Muirhead. Our congratula- tions to the Muirheads. Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Clark were recent visitors with Mr'. and Mrs. Roy Armstrong of Lindsay. Surprise visitors at the Clark home on Wednesday were Mrs. Marjorie Lowes. Mrs. Dorothy Lowes and Mrs. Alverta O'Connell al of Peter- borough. Mrs. Fred Youngman recently attended the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Worr in the Legion Hall, Millbrook. Our' Sympathy is extended to the family of the late James Moore of R.R. 3, Pontypool. Mr. Moore had been in Civic Hospital, Peterborough, for the past week. Hie passed away Saturday morning, a victim of cancer. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday. Oui' sympathy goes also to Mrs. Greta Stewart on the death of a brother in hospital, in Toronto last Tuesday. Many fromn Pontypool and surrounding area were present at the marriage of Kathy Gallagher, daughter of Mr'. and Mrs. Dan Gallagher to Jamie Willis, son of Mi'. and Mrs. Jîm Willis, in St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church, Peterborough, on Friday, at 6:00 p.m. A reception-buffet followed in the Peterborough Labour the happy young couple. During the Christian Family service on Sunday morning, members of the Sunday School took part in the service. Melissa Dunford read an appropriate poem with Barrie Challice and Kevin Bryant taking the Responsive Reading. A choir of Sunday School pupils sang "He's Got the Whole Word", "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing" and "Jesus Loves Me." Sunday School teachers taking part were Donna Bryant, Deanna and David Smales. The date for the Anniversary Service of the Pontypool United Church is Sunday, May 28th at 11:00 a.m. A Salad Supper is planned for Wednesday,. June 7th. (See Coming Events). Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szczygiel held a wedding anniversary party at their home on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and family of Deep River were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark. Laverne and Tony Clark were also Mother's Day guests. The Colonel Gray Secondary School band from Charlotte- town,P.E.I. paîd a return visit to I.E. Weldon, Lindsay, this Sast week. The members were illeted with band members from L.E. Weldon. Ed Leblanc spent the week with Michael Campbell and another one of the musicians was a guest of Wendy Penn. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratcliffe and family attended the PONTYPOOL The Canadian statesman, Bowmanville. May 17. 1978 9 recent wedding of Fran's brother in Winnipeg. Pinewood Estates is a busy place these days with at least fine new homes underway in the second phase. Ail have been sold. Kevin Bryant is becoming a famous young man. He not only won first prize in the Reporter's Mother's Day Contest but the same poem won second prize in the CKLY contest. Mrs. Bryant was the proud recipient of a jeweliery box, a floral arrangement and a box of chocolates as the resuit of Kevin's lîterary talent. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huard at the corner of Hwy. 35 and 4th line has been sold. Sir Sandford Fleming College (Peterborough Campus) held its Graduation ceremonies in Peterborough Memorial Centre on Saturday afternoon. Graduates from Pontypool were Mrs. Wayne (Dale) -Hunt, Travel and Tourism and Terry Bradley, Law and Security. Several relatives and friends attended. Congratulations to all those graduating this spring from college, university, etc. An auxiliary for- the new Manvers Communîty Centre has been formed. Members are President, Peggy Staples, Vice-President, Leah Ryley; Secretary and Phone Convenor, Linda Sytnyk; Treasurer, Carol Finney; Dining Room Convenors, Eleano r Kerr and Pat Neals; Kitchen Convenors, Darlene Mueller and Hans VanderWaart. They are busy preparing for their first major function - the Arts and Crafts Festival, June 3rd and 4th. Miss Janice Pingle of Bow- manvîlle, who has completed her first year Law and Security course at Sir Sandford Fleming College, Peterborough, is employed by Doug Pingle in the Pontypool General Store. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jackson and Holly of Etobicoke are staying with the Fred Youngmans. Morris had the misfortune to break his right arm and left thumb ia Wixning team members of the Legion Ladies Bowling League are shown here with their trophies, from left to right, Lola Wright, Berpice Partner, Capt. Judy Bragg, Virginia Fairey, and Sandra Sellers. Tammy Gray was absent. Legion Hall in Bowmanvile was the setting for the Annual Bowling Banquet on Saturday, May l3th. Branch President, Ron Richards gave the Toast to, Our Queen and Sonny Sheehan said Grace. Convenor Fbo Knîght prepared a tasty meal of ham and scalloped potatoes, topped off with a stabryshortcake desert. Im eitly following the supper, the introduction of the head table was made and Maurice Annaert thanked the ladies who had served. The team of Judy Bragg, Captain, Virginia Fairey, Bernice Partner, Lola Wright, Sandra Sellers and Tammie Gray were the 1977-78 Champions. Runner-up winners were Bernice Buday, Captain, Judy Bragg, Marg King,, Hilda Simnick, Meg Gibbs and Heather Gray. Low Team prizes for the lst schedule went to Joan Sutcliffe, Captain, Lola Wright, Denise Annaert, and Lil Edmondson, 2nd schedule was Onie Etcher, Captain, Joy Luxton, Hilda Simnick, Grace Murdoch and Marion Perfect. Vickie Terry was the High Average bowler for the first schedule with a 218 average and Joan Sutcliffe won the H-igh Average of 236 for the 2nÏd schedule. High, single of 349 and 390 for the lst and 2nd schedules , High triple of 863 and 879 for the lst and 2nd schedules. Low game prizes went to Denise Annaert, Mary Ciapdorp and Trixie Brown. The Most lmproved Bowler Award was present to Wendy Murdoch who improved her average by 12 pins from last year. A new trophy being f resented this year for the irst time, was the Mel McNulty Memorial Trophy. This trophy is for the Auxiliary member of the bowling league who has the closest average to 147. Marion Perfect was the recipient for this season. The following Club Awards were presented: 275 Club members were Virginia Fairey, Marg King, Joy Luxton, Wendy Murdoch and Bernice Partner; 300 Club members were Dot Bond, Judy Bragg, Bernice Buday, Onie Etcher, Mary Gray, Brenda Jones, Carol Roberts, Joan Sutcliffe, Vickie Terry and Nancy Welsh; 700 Club members were Marg King, Carol Roberts, Joan Sutclîff e, Vickie Terry and Nancy Welsh. The last play-off night of bowling was for hidden scores and these were presented by Joan Sutcliffe. Perfect Attendance for two schedules went to Dot Bond, Jean Burton, Nina Cowling, Onie Etcher, Meg Gibbs, Mary Gray, Marg King, Bernice Partner, Carol Roberts, Hilda Simnick, Joan Sutcliffe, Bob Hayward The mana gement of Cowan Poiac-Buick Ltd., is pleased to announce that Bob Hayward has iust completed a special ized motor truck application and selection training programme. Developed to spec(f ic factory requirements, the course encompassed the industry's most advanced procedures for match ing trucks f0 job demands. In recognition of his prof iciency Mr. HaywardIwas granted a Certif icate of Completion by Truck Marketing Institute of Carpinteria, California. Bernice Terry and Vickie Terry. Jean Burton, Treasurer, read her report for the season. Branch President, Ron Richards conducted the nominations and elections for the 1978-79 season. President, Denise Annaert;- Vice-Presi- dent Nina Cowling; Secretary, Virginia Fairey; Treasurer, Marg King; Social Convenors, NyhI Sheehan and Grace Murdoch; and Absentees, Wendy Murdoch. Draws were held for door prizes and the wmnners were Joan Sutcliffe, Vickie Terry, June Saunders, Wendy Murdoch, Jean Burton, Joanne Smith, June Baker and Bernice Partner. An evening of dancing to the Big Sound of Carman Shirk was enjoyed by aIl. Socc,â -êerm RequestI Di en ierd The finance and adminiètra- tion committee is recommend- ing council deny a request from the Bowmanville United Soccer Club for a $200 grant. According to Councillor Bruce Taylor, contrary to what the club had written in its request, it did not have the blessings of the Newcastle Recreation Department and the department was annoyed that the club had said so. The councilor also stated that he believed if the commit- tee recommended the donation be approved it would open the door to a hornet's nest of other donation requests. He said he would like to sec council adopt a comprehens- sive grant policy to take carc of things Jie this. Too fat? Too thin ? Too tircd? Too often? Do something for somebody... ,Your body! Fitness is fun. Try some. Ouk J'4nuapQ TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE To RESIDENTS 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE Notice of a Public Meeting Thursday, May 25th, 1978 7: 00 p. m. Council Chambers 132 Church Street, Bowmanville OFFICI1 AL "PLAN4 AMENDMENTS The Council of the Town of Newcastle.at a Special âMeetingY 1o-'ce held on Thijrsday, May 2Sth, 1978 wiII consider amendments to the Officiai Plan of the Region of Durham., The applications ta be considered are as follows:- 1. To permit the use of the land indicated on the attached mari for Commercial develoriment. The applicant 15 proposing the development of a take-out restaurant and a variety store on the site. O 1 5 24 1125 2 e 0 S O Prop0rty L - LI 2. Tc permit the use of the land indicated as "subject Iandsl" on the attached map for Estate Residential Development. The applicant is proposing a forty-fmve lot estate residential Su ýdivision on the site. Sublect ~Property, At h metng th Panwil e pe Weyu quesionsanseredand ourview invted j.MMclio ..CT At te meting thePlan w nlle reOntarior is continuing ot Lander's Hardware! SAVINGS UP TO Landr Hodw're and Electric 51 King St. E. 6'23-5 774 chain saw accident and will be off work for at least three months. Thirty-two of the Youngman clan gathered for a family reunion at the home of Fred and Kay Youngman on Sunday. Those coming the greatest distance were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Youngman and family of Brampton. An aunt and uncle from Ermn did not attend owing to the very disagreeable weather. Cecil Argue of Toronto is currently stayingwith Alvin Olan. The eight members of the local Tops Club are going to enjoy a luncheon on Tuesday at The Flower Pot Restaurant on Hwy. 35-115. The ladies of the group are Gwen Gillespie, Marg Murphy, Donna Bryant, Gloria Dunford, Nettie Aiken, Dianne Adams, Kay Youngman and Sandra Light- foot. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Anderson, Alice, John and Neil spent Mother's Day with Violet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. McDougall in Nobleton. Legion Ladies Bowling League old anq 1uet Student Work- a-Thoni It's Spring Clean-up Time! Let the students of help you with your yard work, garden workor window cleaning. Thursday, ïMay 25th and Saturday, MAY 27th Coul Gordon Blyleven, 623-5300 for'more information. g0Q e Laiwn Bowvling Ilu Opens for Season May 18 fol Iowed by Spring Meeting which wilI be hetd regardiess of weather. 7 p.m. NEW MEMBERS WELCOME BOWLING EVERY EVENING AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JITNEYS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY seniors bowling SENIORS BOWLING MONDAYS 7p.m. FREE TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLS AND INSTRUCTION SUPPLIED REGULAR MEMBERSHIPS MEN $15-LADIES $10 YOUTHS $5 President Treasurer Harold Bennett L Langs 623-5930 623-2435j Bowmanvïie % iiw i -la Off