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St. Therese Roman Catholic Church, Courtice, Holds Official Opening Town Sports Blows Out Bow. Golf kCostlo Hotel Thrashes Hunt Photo By B. Jones and J. brooks Last Thursday night, the Bowmanville Town League started off its 1982-83 season with a pair of high scoring shootin' matches. In the opener, Town Sports pummelea Bowmanville Golf and Country Club by a score of 8-2. Bowmanville Golf kicked off the scoring with a goal by B. Godfrey, assisted by J. Hogarth. Town Sports picked A lot of people call life "The Survival of the Fittest". You know, a lot of people are **■ up an unassisted goal by J. Leddy to end the 1st period tied at one. In the second period, L. Brunt set up D. Hartwig, who screamed one home to give Town Sports a 2-1 lead going into the final frame. Then in the third, the fog lifted and the roof caved in on Bowmanville Golf and Country. Country. Town Sports bombarded the Country Club with six goals. B. Allen picked up a pair, with singles going to J. Leddy for his second, R. Wool- ner, T. Conahan and G. Murphy. Raking in the assists were J. Bennet with two, G. Murphy, T. Jenkins, L. Brunt, T. Langmaid and M. Adams. Bowmanville Golf's lone goal was netted by D. Wilson with S. Brown and Lumpy Oliver assisting. In the second game Castle Hotel hammered Hunt's Photography, skating to a 10-6 decision. D. Tamblyn set the pace for the Hotel Club with four goals and two assists. Also contributing contributing for the Castle were P. Sero with a pair and singles going to J. Colwell, D. Ross, S. Allin and J. Baker. Picking up the assists were B, White and S. Allin collecting three each with singles going to D. Ross, P. Sero, A. Murphy and J. Baker. Hunt's big shooters were G. Morrison and B. Fenton slipping in two markers apiece. B. Jones and J. Burns donated to the scoring with ,one each. Assisting in Hunts lost cause were B. Fenton who collected two, with one each going to G 1 Morrison, W. Hunt, B. Jones, D. Rickard, M. Cor- rel and S. Hogarth. Don't forget Thursday, is shinny night in Bowmanville. Entertainment starts at 8:00 p.m. with Bowmanville Golf and Country challenging Castle Hotel in the first match. t '1)1 roen 6 Delicatessen TRY THESE SPECIALS FOR YOUR DAILY LUNCHES DUTCH MEAT LOAF 65$ toogr SPICED PORK and HAM SAUSAGE 60$ toogr MINCED HAM 60$ toogr LIVER PATE 52$ toogr TILLSIT CHEESE 65$ lOOgr JARLSBERG CHEESE 65$ lOOgr VOORTSMAN HONEY CAKE 99$ DOMO CHOCOLATE PUDDING (readymade). $1.25 1065gr CHAPMAN'S ICE CREAM $1.59 2 litres BANANAS LETTUCE TOMATOES 20$ lb. 55$ head 50$ lb. • Meat Trays • Cheese frays • Sandwich Trays • Fruit and Gift Baskets ALSO Orders will be taken for sides of Beef and Fresh Chickens 24 Division St., Bowmanville Sunday was a happy day for the parishioners of St. Therese Church, Courtice, when Bishop James Doyle D. D., Bishop of Peterborough diocese, blessed their new church and rectory. This basement church which accommodates approximately approximately 200 people will serve' the area until a larger church is built as the parish grows. Much of the work on the church and rectory was done by volunteer workers, both men and women, thus reducing reducing costs. . Above the church is a room to serve for religious education classes, for meetings and for a chapel. Bishop Doyle presented medals from Pope John Paul II to three of the parishioners: The Pro Ecclesia medal to Mr. Gerald Gerrits who supervised the volunteer work; the Beni Meriti medal to Mr. Gerald Power, President of the parish council; the Beni Meriti medal to' Mr. Michael Heenan who was in charge of volunteer help. The Bishop and Congregation applauded Monsignor Cleary for his devotion to the establishment and development of St. Therese Parish,, Courtice. Youth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Snoopy 8, Peppermint Patty 7, Schroder 7, Linus 6, Wood- stock 6, Red Barren 6, Charlie Brown 5, Pig Pen 5, Lucy 0, Sally 0. High Games T. Harrison 154 (259), j. McFeeters 145 (252), T. Stork 120, J. Moore 118. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Thertell 25, Apted 19, Britton Britton 19, Walkey 19, Hay 17, Couch 15, Grant 14, Luxton 12, Sutherland 11, Linton 7, Evans 6, Connaghan 4. ' High Singles K. Maynard 245-213, G. Thertell 213-202, D. Grant 216, C. Farrow 204, S. Apted 196, G. Evans 192, M. Stork 184, M. Smith 181. High Triples K. Maynard 620, G. Thertell 532, G. Evans 531, D. Grant 498, A. Cowling 465, C. Walkey 455. PREGNANT? We have controlled graduated support maternity pantyhose pantyhose by Parke-Davis. Helps support your veins, improves leg circulation and reduces fatigue. Check with your doctor &/or see us. 26 King St. E. Bowmanville, Ont. 623-3361 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 13,1982 17 Nestleton District News BLACKSTOCK New' curlers will be welcomed welcomed in any of the leagues- for ladies call Pat Fletcher 6-4879; for mens- Neil McLaughlin 6-5225; for mixed Gary McConnell 6-4739 or any other member of the executive. The Durham Region Horseback Riding for the handicapped Association held their fourth Annual Ride-a-thon at Hoskin . Stables at Blackstock on Sept. 25th. Forty-six riders participated in this event and $4,900 was raised. The Association would like to thank all that assisted in various ways. Blackstock 2 and 3- 4-H groups held another meeting at the Recreation Centre. This week we learned about no knead breads. Along with sampling some bréad, we were also allowed to make some. The leaders continued on with the meeting and then it was adjourned. Mrs. Ella Venning spent Thanksgiving weekend with her daughter Joyce and Dale Gunter at Newmarket. The family was home from their colleges for the weekend to make for great visiting. There were (eleven tables at the Sénior Citizen's card party with the following winners: 1. M. Pools- 86; 2. Dorothy McDiarmid- 79; 3. Les Taylor- 76; 4. Belle Werry-76; 5. Carl Gimblett- 75; 6. A. Timms- 75; Low- Susie Harris; Draws-1. Ann Taylor; 2. Lome Johnson; 3. Les Taylor. Karen and Doug Benns and boys entertained members of Karen's family on Thanksgiving. Guests for this family gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ellicott Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ellicott, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ellicott, Epsom. Doug enjoyed the long weekend home from his job in Elliott Lake. Congratulations to Tammy DeMerchant and Paul Chilco of Port Perry who were married on Saturday in the Port Perry Baptist Church, Tammy had many guests from the Maritimes to make her special day even more special. Attending were her grandmother Mrs. Flora McCullough, her aunt and uncle Peter and Myrna Pacione and family of New Brunswick, her other grandmother grandmother Mrs. Vera Harrison ' from Gaspe, Quebec, her aunt Jill Garehtÿ from Quebec, another aunt and uncle Terry and Cheryl MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Buidling (Post Office) 2nd Floor - Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C3A0 Telephone 623-4444 Hours Frl 9 a m lo 9 p m Mon , Tues., Wed . Thuis , Sat 9am lo 6 p m Telephone 623-1770 SPECI IA i | ALL TV 1 SERVICE ■ 1 CALLS WITH nM ,v 1 | THIS AD UNL ' ■ 2 50 1 1 FALCON TV 426 Simcoe St. S. 723-0011 > Guarantee on all parts and service Harrison from Bathurst N.B., her aunt and uncle Steve and Joy Brooker from Montreal. Also attending were relatives and friends from neighbouring areas. The bride and groom are honeymooning in the Maritimes. Maritimes. Her mother wishes to thank her friends for helping to make this dav so special. by Mabel G. Cawker Family Visiting Richard and Janice Mackenzie, Claire and Leslie, Nestleton, were week end holiday guests with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W.F. Mackenzie at their cottage at Haliburton. Ian and Gloria andScott and Jennifer, Corbyville, spent Thanksgiving Thanksgiving with her parents, Ralph and Leona- Sadler of Nestleton. Rev. and Mrs. Dale Davis, Blackstock visited visited with Ralph and Leona during the week. Pre-holiday guest with Grahame and Neta Fish, Nestleton, was Neta's daughter, Mrs. Marlene Bannister of Peterborough. Guests for Thanklgiving Sunday dinner at the Cawker farm were Mrs. Sylvia Cawker, Chandre, Jason and puppy Titan, Scarborough. Monday guests were Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa. Trip of Interest Grahame and Neta Fish of Nestleton, have recently returned from a two month trip visiting relatives in western Canada. Grahame assisted with the harvest on the farm of Mrs. James Boyes and son Connor in Carnduff, Sask. The crops were excellent - they feel the best they have ever had. They were pretty well harvested when they return ed home. Late crops were damaged by frost. A real "highlight" for Grahame - and Neta Fish while there was seeing an oil drilling rig in operation, and its subsequent moving to a different site - a distance of eight miles. The total operation of asembling and moving set 1 up wds accomplished accomplished in less than one day. This company rig has seventeen seventeen more locations to drill. Neta had the thrill of receiving a seven and three quarter inch bit that had done its job - a souvenir to serve as a reminder of the trip. An interesting trip to be sure! Church News Attendance was excellent for the beautiful Sunday services, October 10th in the three churches - Caesarea Community - Nestleton Presbyterian and Nestleton United. Fruit, flowers, harvest and vegetables are the symbols of thankfulness within our hearts. They were there in abundance gracing the Churches in keeping with the season. Our able Ministers delivered strong sermons conveying the thanksgiving theme thoughts for all to take home. Music was a feature as well. Family Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Holland and Chad, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim . Leishman, Jamie, Michael and W.D. Rea boro, were Sunday evening Thanksgiving Thanksgiving dinner guests with Grahame and Neta Fish at Nestleton. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and Penny of Hampton were afternoon guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton, hosted their children and grandchildren grandchildren to Thanksgiving dinner over the weekend. All were present except daughter Laurie who is working in Banff, Alberta. Mr. Stanley Malcolm, Port Perry, was also an honoured guest. Congratulations Fred and Faith Lawrence of Caesarea, celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving Day. "Warmest Wishes" for many more from the area friends. Caesarea Euchre Results of the Wednesday evening card party sponsored sponsored by the ladies' auxiliary; first prize • Dorothy Edwards with 89. Second prize - Val Priebe with 82. Low - Evva Davidge with 49. Congratulations to the winners. A splendid attendance on hand. Next week as usual for a bit of fur. and relaxation, and you just might be a winner! \ ■it I I >