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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 14, 1978 Conservation Centre Planning Open House This Week A new front was added to the premises of the Newcastle Community Conservation Centre last week. People passing by can see energy conservation projects done by the students of Durham Christian High School that are on display in the windows. The centre is planning an Open House to be held on Thursday, June 15, from 9 to 5, and on Friday, June 16, from 9 to 9. As part of the open house, there will be a Plant Swap where interested people can bring in a cutting from one of their houseplants and trade it with another that they might like to add to their collection. By Terry Baker Standings Franks Variety - 8GP, 6W, 2L, OT, 67F, 21A, 12 PTS., MacDonald Ford - 7 GP, 4W, 3L, OT, 44F, 32A, 8 PTS., Kramps Furniture - 7GP, 3W, 3L, 1T, 43F, 50A, 7 PTS., Port Darlington Marina-Hotel - 8GP, 3W, 4L, 1T, 47F, 56A, 7PTS., D&R Sports - 6GP, 1W, 5L, OT, 29F, 71A, 2PTS. Kramps Furniture came up with a pair of wins in last weeks Town Softball action to niove into a tie with Port Darlington Marina and Hotel for third place, five points behind Franks Variety who also won a pair of games. MacDonald Ford remained in •LOWRY CENTRE 1100 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA OPEN 10a.m. to8p.m. Mon. to Fri. 579-6239 -10a.m. toa5:30 p.m. Sat. second place despite losing to Kramps. MacDonald Ford also had a game rained out on Wednesday night with D&R Sports who are struggling at the present time and trail Franks by ten points. On Tuesday night Dennis Bickell scattered seven bits and evened his record to 2-2 as Kramps Furniture downed Port Darlington Marina and Hotel 9-4. Joe Caruana paced Kramps with three hits while Len Kenny and Bickell added a pair. Doug Kramp homered for the winners. Jim Ryhorchuk had two safties for the losers. Marck Schneider (1-3) took the loss. Franks Variety clubbed D&R Sports 13-2 in Tuesdays second half of the doublehead- er. Bill Cochrane (5-2) scattered seven hits for the win. Terry Baker, Joe Humeniuk and Cochrane had three hits each for the winners. Rick Woolner and Bob Tugwood added a pair and Humeniuk drove in five runs with a timely triple and double. Jeff Cann (0-1) took the loss and led D&R's attack with a pair of hits. On Thunsday night, Steve Burns collected three hits, scored twice and made two spectacular fielding plays to lead Franks Variety to a 13-2 win over Port Darlington Marina and Hotel. Burns broke out of a prolonged slump with his bits. Bob Tugwood also sparkled in the field and added a pair of hits and Joe White also added a pair of safeties to Franks attack. Bill Cochrane (6-2) tossed the win while Marck Schneider (1-4) took the loss. Jim Ryhorchuk had three hits for the Mariners and Dave Passant added a pair. Kramps downed MacDonald Ford 11-2 in the last game of the week to move into the tie with Port Darlington Marina and Hotel. Dennis Bickell (3-2) scattered six hits for the win. Ken Vivian had three hits for Kramps. Rick Hall, Bob Price and Joe Caruana added a pair. Len Foster (2-1) took the loss. Steve Sutherland and Norm Crosbie had two hits for MacDonald Ford and Paul Thiessen homered in a losing cause. ORtONO Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Orville 1. Chatterton on their 25th Silver Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robin- son of Newtonville visited his aunt, Mrs. George Morton on Sunday evening. Ir. Marvin Colvin conduct- ed the Sunday Church School Anniversary Service at Orono United Church last Sunday morning and was assisted by Rev. Eric Barr and Mrs. D. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Challice, Mrs. Fred Vagg, are attending the Provincial Horticulture Convention at Queen's University, Kingston, this week. An invitation is extended to all to go to the Main Hall immediately following the regular service at Orono United Church next Sunday morning, June 17th where there will be an opportunity tp say farewell to Rev. Eric, Mrs. Barr and family. Light refreshments will be served. Miss Elsie Rowe, age 70, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rowe (nee Hall) of Orono passed away at the Nel Gor Castle Nursing Home, Newcastle on Friday, June 9th, 1978 after a long illness. Rested at the Barlow Funeral Home. Private funeral service was on Monday at the Lang Chapel. Interment Orono Cemetery. Decoration Day and Service for St. George's Anglican Cemetery will be on Sunday, June 18th at 2:30 p.m. Turn off No. 2 highway, just west of No. 115. Miss Denise Challice is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown, Cindy and Debra, Peterborough. On Sunday, June 25th St. George's Parish Picnic starts with a service at il a.m. in the Orono Park followed by lunch (bring your own) and games. Orono Decoration Day is on Sunday, June 25th, 1978. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris and son Charles visited Mrs. A. Harris of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hird of Whitby on Sunday. Orono United Church Women are holding a General Meeting on Thursday, June 15th in the Main Hall at 7:30 p.m. HAYDON Mr. and Mrs. Reid Harness and Lisa, Orono, were Saturday night callers at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton's. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black- burn and family, Orono, were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Blackburn and family. Miss Mary Potts, Toronto, spent the weekend at her home. Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, Toronto, were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ashton, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton. All attended Decora- tion Service at Hampton Cemetery, on Sunday afternoon. Mn. and Mrs. Louis Asbton, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Kel Power, Cookstown, Mr. and Mrs. Les Taylor, Black- stock, attended Deconation Service at Hampton Cemetery on Sunday and were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mn. and Mrs. Weir Swain. A birtbday party for Mrs. Arthun Trewin was beld last Monday. Those attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen, Mrs. Walter Loveridge, Miss Joy Loveridge, Mn. and Mrs. Jack Potts, Mrs. Mildred Anderson, William and Paul and Mr. and Mrs. A. Trewin. Congratula- tions June. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blackburn and Wendy spent a few days witb relatives at Smitb Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain, Mrs. dack Potts, Mrs. Artbun Trewin, Mn. and Mrs. Fred Asbton, Mrs. M. Anderson, Mrs. H. Crossman enjoyed a Pickle Cruets and a Variety of Coloured Glass June 15th - July 4th 3mnwmannltt 31 silver street Phone 623-2734 m g bus trip t Kitchener, with the Tyrone Senior Citizens on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pots are visiting relatives in Collingwood. Charlene Potts, Craig Graham and Danny Devries, went with the Kindergarten class of Enniskillen School to the Metro Zoo, Toronto last Monday. TYRONE The regular meeting of Tyrone Senior Citizens was held Wednesday, June 7th at the Community Centre. This is the final meeting of the season until a picnic meeting on the first Wednesday in September. The Senior Citizens Club chose a beautiful sunny day on Saturday, June 10th for a bus trip to the Farmers Market, Kitchener. Mr. John Mitchell was serenaded on the return trip in honour of his 90th birthday Monday, June 12th. At the euchre party on Friday evening the results were as follows: 1st Earl Prescott, 2nd Lee Reeves, 3rd Florence Kilpatrick, 4th Eunice Ego, 5th Meta Swain, 6th Adam Sharp. Ladies low Ida Samells, mens low O.J. Lawton, 50-50 draw Weir Swain. 6½/2 tables were in play. Tyrone Sports News Tyrone Sports are organized and financed by the Tyrone Athletic Association whose officers are Ralph Bowers, President; Jim Metcalfe, 1st Vice President; Ron Pither, Treasurer; Arlene Yeo, Secretary; Randy Phillips, V.P. (soccer); Lee Skinner, V.P. (baseball). The coaches are: soccer Squirts - Bruce Mills, Atoms - John Virtue, Mosquitos Bernie Heming, Pee-Wee's Murray Yeo, Juniors - Louis Phillips, Seniors - Ralph Davey. Baseball "Angels" Judy Metcalfe, "Tidbits" Goldie Tidd, "Tigers" Lee Skinner, "Tykes" Julie Thornton, "Titans" Dave Johnston, "Trojans" Ralph Bowers, "Lobball" Rory Gibbs, "Ladies" Gary Reed. The following are the results of games played during the week ending Saturday, June lOth, Soccer - Seniors 3, Salem 2, Juniors 2, Orono, 1, Pee- Wee's 3, Bowmanville 0, Pee-Wee' 0, Hampton 5, Mosquitos 6, Orono 2. Town Softball We are the Exclusive Dealer in Durham Region for Gulbransen The Fnest Sound in Organs Two-Piece Chesterfields Beautiful floral velvets and floral nylons, semi-attached pillow back, arm caps and covered decks are standard. SAVE UP TO40 Some sets valued at $800.00 or more. 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