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/ 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 8, 1982 NeuicaatU Snbepmbetit Newcastle Girls Team Wins Bantam Tournament Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 We are pleased to report that Mr. Ivor Brawley has returned returned to his home following surgery surgery at Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital, Hospital, Whitby. Mrs. Mike Fade! and son, Alain, Rexdale, were weekend guests with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. Haldenby at the Rectory. Birthday greetings to Harry Wade, Kathleen Powell, Eva Couch, Maureen Powell, Erla Jones and Elan Rickard. To Mr. H. Babb, who reaches his 100th birthday this month, we extend the most heartiest congratulations and best wishes. To Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Rickard, Rickard, who celebrate their 37th wedding anniversary on Sept. 8, we extend felicitations. Mr. Allan Freethy, CFB Petawawa, was home for a holiday recently. He and his sister, Wendy and his mother attended the wedding of a relative in Badjeros on the weekend. President Margery Freethy reminds all those who wish to attend the International Dahlia and Chrysanthemum Show at the Civic Garden Centre, Toronto, on Saturday, September 25, that they should contact Horticulture Junior Leaders, Wade Rowley or Wendy Freethy for entry tickets. The bus trip, sponsored sponsored by the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society leaves the Town Hall at 9 a.m., passengers passengers lunch at the Don Mills Shopping Centre, prior to viewing Allan Gardens. Another reminder! September September seems to have just begun, but, Sept. 30 is the final date for the paying of taxes in the Town of Newcastle. Rev. R.C. White, Oshawa, and daughter, Mrs. Clare Haywood, Haywood, Bethany, were Friday dinner guests of the Lancaster's. Lancaster's. Callers last week with the Lancaster's were Mr. Charles Cowan and Mrs. Arthur Arthur Rienstra. The Pee Wee Girls Ball Team, sponsored by Tower Hair Hut, enjoyed a pot luck supper at S.J. Lancaster's on Monday night. Mr. Jack Chard, coach of this year's ball team, expressed appreciation appreciation to those who had assisted with the team this year. There were 30 in all, counting girls and parents, enjoying the supper at Lancaster's. Lancaster's. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago and Miss Dorrene Powell visited on Saturday with their sister, Maurice Coulter, who was hositalized in Humber Memorial, Toronto, with a broken elbow and other injuries injuries as the result of a fall at her work. Mr. and Mrs. George Buck- ley are happy new grandparents grandparents of Thomas James Buckley,. Banff. Congratulations! Congratulations! Mrs. Gladys Wood accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood of Oshawa to the George Smokers -or- Overweighters Want to look and feel good without the frustrated feelings and lack of willpower needed to achieve your goal? Let Aubrey Millard, Registered Psychologist Psychologist show you how, through deep relaxation and self hypnosis. The Holiday Inn 1011 BloorSt. E., Oshawa Sunday, Sept. 12th Smoking-12:30 p.m. Weight Control-3-5 p.m. Fee $75 - no obligation first hour Proven programs to help you achieve your goal. For more information call 725-8057. Felgate's at Unionville a week ago Sunday. On returning, Mrs. Wood spent Sunday overnight with the Harold Wood's. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schmahl and Jordan entertained entertained family members on Thursday evening, the occasion occasion celebrating Pauline Stork's birthday. Mrs. Ann Parker, who holidayed holidayed with the Stork family, returned home to Nashville, Tennessee, on Thursday. Mrs. Jean Rickard entertained Ann at the Cullen Gardens, Whitby on Monday. Mrs. Lena Graham and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball visited last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris, Orono. Ôn Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Graham entertained Mr. Jack Kimball, Port Granby, Mrs. Lena Clys- dale, Newtonville, Mrs. Helen Nesbitt and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Mr. Fred Hall, Montreal, visited last week with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ellen Duxbury. Mr. Charles Parnell, Oshawa, called a week ago Sunday on Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Spencer. Last Tuesday, after attending attending a Home Board meeting in Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade drove to Brucefield to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot. In Listowel they visited Mr. and Mrs. Mac Thompson and called on Mrs. Calvert in Stratford. After visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mississauga, the Wades returned home Thursday. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Ennismore, were Tuesday evening guests of her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mrs. Rose Webb, Pickering, was a Monday evening supper guest of Mrs. Spencer. R.C.M.P. Sgt. James Scott, his wife, Susie and son, Jason, were holiday weekend visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. We welcome home neighbors Dave and Carla Foote, Lindsay Lindsay and Adam, who spent a couple of weeks camping at the Sand Banks Provincial Park. Mrs. Elsie Sandercock and her mother, Mrs. Lillian Bot- trell, spent Saturday night in Oshawa with her sister, Mrs. Helen Brown, where a birthday birthday party was enjoyed, celebrating celebrating Mrs. Bottrell's 84th birthday. On Sunday when Elsie and her mother returned to Mrs. Bottrell's home in the village, 45 relatives had gathered to surprise her with another party. Mrs. Bottrell received many lovely gifts and enjoyed the buffet supper planned by her family. The editors extend contratula- tions! Sunday supper guests of Mr. Herbie Paeden and Edna were Mr. Lome Paeden, Crooked Creek and Clarence and Dorothy Paeden of Georgia, U.S.A. Mr. Cesar Sahagum, Scarborough, Scarborough, and his brother from California, were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alldred, Robyn and Erin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray have returned from a two week motor trip to the Maritimes. Maritimes. Daughter, Jennifer Pisani, Leskard, accompanied her parents to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, where, on Saturday, August 28, all attended the wedding of R.C.M.P. Sgt. Tim Gray and Bonnie MacLaughlan, daughter of R.C.M.P. Inspector Inspector John and Mrs. MacLaugh- lin, While in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, the Gray's visited their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Turner, Jason and Jill. Grandchildren Alyssa and Andrew Markle enjoyed a holiday with ■ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. On Wednesday Wednesday evening, all enjoyed dinner dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Markle, Scarborough. Mr. Harold Powell, Port Credit, joined the family for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker' enjoyed a few days last week visiting in North Bay with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bailey. Sunday afternoon visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark were Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Newtonville and Mrs. Irene Burley, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Powell and Gary enjoyed a couple of days last week in the Kitchener Kitchener area and Niagara Falls. Mr. Vernon Sunday and sisters, sisters, Edna and Audrey and friends, spent the holiday weekend at Moira Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and Janice, Peterborough visited her mother, Mrs. Gladys Pacey on the weekend. Janice, who will spend a year at the University at Saskatoon, Saskatoon, made this a special visit with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Metrailler of Switzerland arrived last Wednesday Wednesday for a vacation with the Metrailler family. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrailler and Alex of Hamilton, spent the weekend with the family. Mr. and Mrs. Norgrove Clémence, Clémence, Whitby, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. Miss Phyllis Powell, Toronto, Toronto, spent the holiday weekend with her family, Mr, and Mrs. Ron Powell and Gary. Due to the Senior Citizens' bus trip this month, there will be no regular meeting, but the Horticultural Society meets on September 23rd for their fall show, at which time they entertain the Senior Citizens. BUYING WALLPAPER ? At ABERNETHY'S, we have a friendly, trained staff who enjoy working with your decorating problems. And here's more good news ...all of our wallpaper books are specially priced to save you money, every day of the week. If good service .. . wide selection ... and every day competitive prices sounds like your kind of store, come pay us a visit. OUR SPECIAL PRICING MEANS YOU SAVE 10% to 20% off the "regular" book price. SAVE UP TO 50% ON IN-STOCK WALLPAPERS ABERNETHY'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER 55 King St. W. Bowmanville Parking at Rear • Enter oil Queen St. CHARGEX 623-5431 Houri: Mon. to Thun, 8 a.m. • 8 p.m., Frl. 8 a.m, • 8 p.m., Sal. 8 a.m. • 5 p.m, Mrs. May Scott, Brampton, is visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. Sam and Lois Adams of Bowmanville were Saturday evening visitors with the Pearce's. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, Mrs. Marg Rudman and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Anglican Church News On Saturday, Sept. 4,1982 at St. George's Anglican Church, Rev. Allan Haldenby united in marriage Michael Belanger and Julie Shelburn. Church school resumes next Sunday, Sept. 12 at St. George's Parish Hall. United Church News At Newcastle United Church on Sunday, Sept. 5, the combined combined congregations of Orono, Newcastle and Kirby enjoyed "It is Better to Light One Little Candle" as rendered by Miss Shelly Gray, daughter of Charles and Gloria Gray. Journey's End was the sermon sermon delivered by Rev. Donald Stiles. The Official Board meets Wed., Sept. 15. Unit One of the U.C.W. meets Mon., Sept. 13 at the Sunday School at 8 p.m. Last Wednesday night at Orono, a bantam girls softball tournament that began on the previous Saturday and was rained out, was almost rained out again. Fortunately, the downpour didn't arrive until the last batter was out and then it really came down. Newcastle was the winner over Mr. Submarine from Bowmanville 21-15. The Newcastle girls with their trophy (first names only) Rhonda, Angie, Osk, Alice, Donna Hronn, Audra; back row, Jean, Sherry, Wendy, Cheryl, Annette and Mike. King Garden Restaurent Defeat Peterborough On Sunday, August 22nd, the King Garden Restaurant Senior Soccer team travelled to Peterborough, to take on the Peterborough First City Soccer team, in Motor City Soccer League action. Previous games between Cameron Runs for Region 'x'." the two teams saw Bowmanville Bowmanville take a 1-1 draw in regular league play, and a 1-0 victory in the quarter final of the Labatts Cup. The game was played in a heavy rain which made ball control extremely difficult, but the Bowmanville squad mastered the conditions quickly and took a 1-0 lead from a well directed shot by Willard Tendam which gave the Peterborough keeper no chance. King Gardens continued to press strongly throughout the first half, and passed the ball around extremely well. Peterborough's Peterborough's chances were kept to a minimum by good mid- field play from Geoff Gavey and Wally Seto, and strong defensive work by the defence of: Jimmy Pocock, Mark Mathews, Bernie Lewis and Bill Espie. Twenty minutes from half time, Bowmanville increased their lead from a corner kick. The ball was floated over from the left wing and Paul Ford made no mistake in putting the ball quickly into the net. When the second half began, the Peterborough team applied strong pressure but were kept off the score sheet by goal keeper Alan Mathwich who pullea off several good saves. Fifteen minutes from the final whistle, Peterborough pulled back to within one, after a long hard shot from the right wing changed direction as it hit the wet grass and slipped underneath goalkeeper goalkeeper Alan Mathwich. However, the King Garden's men continued to apply pressure pressure and were almost rewarded rewarded with a goal from a free kick outside the penalty box after Jerry Mackay was brought down. Strong team effort and a lot of desire to win gave the Bowmanville squad two points, in a match that was entertaining to watch despite the torrential downpour. Twist and shout. Move it all about. Fitness is in. Fatness is out. v™>1 Paddy's Market Under New Management 1 Taunton Road, Hampton Used Furniture and Appliances OPEN Tues, to Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 263-8369 Orono Fair Dance to be held in the After serving sik years on the Northumberland- Durham Board of Education, George Cameron announced late last week that he would be seeking the Ward III Regional Council seat in the upcoming municipal election in the Town of Newcastle. The seat is currently held by Diane Hamre. Mr. Cameron who lives on Golf Course Road, east of Newcastle, has been a General Motors employee for 28 years. He's married and he and his wife have three children, is a member of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Korean Veterans Association. He's also served as Secretary-Treasurer of the Brownsdale Community Centre. If elected, he plans to do his utmost to stimulate development within the community. Mr. Cameron is pictured here as he, watched the Tractor Pull at Orono on Monday. Orono Arena Saturday, September 11th at 9 p.m. Entertainment by: Country Update Western and Modern Music Refreshments Admission $10 per couple Advance Tickets Mom's Kitchen,,Orono Tickets at Door FREE INSTALLATION* OF 26 CHANNEL CABLE TV SERVICE WILL BRING YOU MORE ADVENTURE THIS FALL! ^ You'll meet more people, see more places and enjoy more good fun when you join the gang this fall on The Great Cable TV Adventure! Select your favourite channel with this power-packed little adventurer! 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