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St. Stephen's Boys Win Soccer Championship Section Two St. Stephen's School in Bowmanville captured the senior hoys' soccer championship for the Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board on Saturday, October 16. The team won all five of its games, defeating St. Marys, Cobourg 2 - 0 in the championship competition. Members of the winning team are shown above with their coaches. The front row, from left, includes : Joe Iantomasa, David Zoelrtian, Gary Luisser, Gareth Carr, and Tony Meredith. David Zoelman and Gary Luissér are co-captains. In the middle row, from left, are: Kenny DeSmedt, Lee Ormerod, Jason Boyd, Steven Muscat, and Joey Therrien, and Frank Canonico. The back row, from left, includes Rick Santomero (coach), Andrew Oliver, Dino Canonico, B.J. Oliver, Neil Stichbury, and assistant coach, Tim Ball. Absent is Ron Zwetsloot. New OES Patron and Matron Installed By Vivian Pickard Mrs. Audrey Martin was installed as Worthy Matron ançl her brother, Mr. Elgin Greenham, as Worthy Patron of Durham Chapter No. 181, Order of the Eastern Star, on Tuesday, October 12th, at Nightingale Centennial temple, Queen Street. Many guests were present from various Chapters throughout the Province, including the Worthy Grand Patron, Mr. Brian N. Lee, of Whitby Chapter, and Mrs. Joan Esdale, Grand Chapter Executive Committee Member, Member, of Markham Chapter. The Temple was beautifully »-- IWfc FREE 5x7 ENLARGEMENT Our quality processing means that times may vary during peak business periods. Oshawa Centre 728-4631 Free color enlargement with the processing of any C-41 color film in our One Hour Photo Labs. decorated with white roses and all shades of lilac, the official flowers of the 1982-83 "Garden of Love Year". Installing Officers were Mrs. Jean Sumersford, P.M. and Mr. Ken Sumersford, P.P.; Installing Marshal, Mrs. Kay Ruiter P.M.; Installing Chaplain, Mrs. Greta Brown, P.M.; Installing Organist, Mrs. Grace Hunt P.M., Bancroft Bancroft Chapter. Others assisting assisting with the Installation Ceremony Ceremony were: Mrs. Viola Barton, Barton, Mrs. Lola Bowen P.M., Mrs. Gladys Walkey P.M., Mrs. Faye Snider P.M., Mrs. Janet McCracken P.M., Mrs. i Eleanor Walker P.M., Mrs. ; Vivian Pickard P.M., Miss, Jean Gay and Mr. Gordon Moffatt P.P. The officers who were installed are as follows : Worthy Matron - Mrs. Audrey Martin, G.C.B.C.; Worthy Patron - Mr. Elgin Greenham ; Associate Matron - Mrs. Eleanor Eleanor Jones P.M.; Associate Patron - Mr. Ray Walker P.P.; Secretary - Mrs. Jean Sumersford P.M.; Treasurer - Mrs. Helen Corden; Conductress Conductress - Mrs. Kay Ruiter P.M. ; Associate Conductress - Mrs. Ada Richards; Marshal - Mr. Wilson Pring P.P.; Organist - Mrs. Annabelle Rickard P.M. ; Ruth - Mrs. Shirley Greenham; Greenham; Esther - Mrs. Hazel Raby; Martha - Mrs. Helen Lockhart; Electa - Mrs. Ruth McFarlane; Warder - Mrs. Myrtle Morris; and Sentinel - Mr. James Martin. Following the very impressive impressive installation ceremony, the Immediate Past Matron, Mrs. Isabel McFarlane, and the Immediate Past Patron, Mr. James McFarlane, were each presented with their past The HP 125. It types your letters. Ana does a lot more. The HP 125 is a powerful word processor. 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This confusion may arise because utilities are local boards whose financing financing is ultimately guaranteed by the municipalities. Even so, hydro and public utility commissioners are responsible for such matters as setting local hydro and water rates and for practices regarding collection of payments payments from customers and when cut-offs should take place. They also make decisions about capital projects, such as their administrative office buildings, and construction or extensions _ of local hydro, water and" sewer systems. Included in this are decisions by the commission on the financing of capital projects and how much of the cost of such work should be borne immediately by local rates or over the longer term by borrowing. borrowing. These elected positions are not on the ballot in every municipality, however. When they are not, this reflects the close relationship of the utilities utilities to other municipal responsibilities. responsibilities. Hydro commissioners commissioners are appointed by municipal council in a few cities and in some of the regional municipalities where local hydro restructuring has recently taken place. In addition, addition, there are no elected commissions for sewer and water purposes (just for hydro-electric services) in Metropolitan Toronto and the regional municipalities. So check which is the case in your municipality,, and when you vote on November 8th, take advantage of the opportunity opportunity on the ballot, where applicable, to participate in determining who sits on your hydro or public utility commission. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 27,1982 Handi Transit Celebrates First Year in Town of Newcastle Just one year ago, Handi Transit Inc. began its service to disabled persons in the Town of Newcastle. Last Thursday, representatives of the Bowmanville Rotary Club, Handi Transit, and the Town of Newcastle got together to celebrate the first birthday of this service with a cake and a candle. Pictured above are, from left: MPP Sam Cureatz; Paul Morris, president of the Bowmanville Rotary Club ; Mayor Garnet Rickard; Pat Rundle, representative for Newcastle on the Handi Transit Board of Directors; Pat Pentland, driver of the van; Morley Watson, chairman of the Easter Seal Committee for the Rotary Club; Rotary Past President, John Manuel, and Councillor Diane Hamre. The operation of the van is funded by the Province of Ontario and the Town of Newcastle through Handi Transit Inc. Bowmanville's Rotary Club paid half of the initial cost of the vehicle when the service started one year ago. Waverley Public School News By Jim Mills Along with the exciting autumn season and Hallowe'en many activities have occurred at Waverley. On October 13 both kindergarten classes visited Fred's Fruip Market. They purchased different fruit for a salad they later made in the classroom. They were also given a pumpkin for the class. Also on Oct. 13 the grade five South Central District Conservative Women Hold Founding Meeting Oct. 13 The Founding Meeting of the South Central District Progressive Conservative Association of Women was held in the Oddfellows Hall, Brooklin, on Wednesday, October 13th, 1982. This District Association is comprised of the five Provincial Provincial Ridings of: Durham West; Durham East; Durham York; Oshawa and Northumberland. Northumberland. - Hon. Allan Lawrence, M.P. Durham Northumberland, and Ross Stevenson, M.P.P. Durham York were present. Regrets were received from Hon. George Ashe, Minister of Revenue, and M.P.P. Durham West; Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. Durham East; Howard Sheppard, M.P.P. Northumberland; Northumberland; Scott Fennell, M.P. Ontario Riding; and Hon. George Hees, M.P. Northumberland. Northumberland. The guest speaker for the evening was Hon. Bud Gregory, M.P.P. Mississauga East, and Chief Government Whip. He was ably introduced by Aase Hueglin, President Ontario Progressive Conservative Conservative Association of Women, and thanked by Mrs. Moira Lawrence, wife of M.P. Allan Lawrence. Yvonnej Christie, with the use of a! map, explained the vastness of the District and covered the fact that it extended from the boundaries of Scarborough to the western limits of Trenton and from Lake Ontario north to Lake Simcoe. She then presented the Constitution which she had carefully prepared, and following this it was adopted. Kay Wetherall, 2nd V.P. of Ontario Progressive Conservative Conservative Association, conducted the election of officers. The. results are as follows: President Marianne Zakarow, Vice Presidents: Eleanor Colwell, Durham East, Judy Moskaluk, Durham West, Sheila Adams, Durham York, Clare Boychyn, Oshawa, Kay Wetherall, Northumberland; Secretary: Gayle DeGroot; Treasurer: Sue Kilgannon. The Founding Committee who have worked on the plans to accomplish this South Central District is as follows: Margo Ashe, Jo Browne, Yvonne Christie, Eleanor Colwell, Shirley Cuthbertson, Marie Hubbard, Fay Jermyn, Barb Jones, Sue Kilgannon, Lorraine Kudla, Moira Lawrence, Marion Manders, Judy Moskaluk, Kay Wetherall, Alice Whiting, and chaired by Marianne Zakarow. At the close of the meeting in Brooklin, refreshments refreshments were served ' by the Founding Committee. classes of Miss Back and Mr. King and Mr. Veldhuis travelled travelled to the Royal Ontario Museum and McLaughlin Planetarium in Toronto. It was an exciting educational experience for the children. The students in the primary grades are also studying "nutrition". To add to this unit all the students at Waverley were given a real "treat" in seeing "The Food Show", which was presented by the Theatre on the Move, October 21. It was a thoroughly entertaining and educational drama and music presentation presentation on the four food groups and the importance of good nutrition in eating. In the Learning Resource Centre, Mile. McPherson and Mme. Jardin have helped Mrs. McCulloch to arrange "Le coin français" in the corner of the library. The pupils are beginning to use the listening tapes, games, and picture books located there. We are also happy to have our third "Pet" computer in the library. All students during the year will have an opportunity opportunity to learn new concepts and work the drill games using the computer. Mrs. McCulloch and Mr. Ralfe have started the "Computer Club" in the L.R.C. The grade four students have begun their swim program at the Splash pool. They thoroughly enjoy the time spent in the water and at the same time learn valuable skills. Each level of swimmer is provided for during these times. There are special upcoming activities at Waverley. During the final week of October the classes are working on Hallowe'en activities. Mr. Hobson's and Mr. Mills' grade five and six classes will be going to Toronto Ryerson Theatre Thursday, Oct. 28 to see the play "Dracula". Many of the students will dress up for the trip in their Hallowe'en costumes. On Friday, Oct. 29 is the Hallowe'en Assembly. In many classes, Hallowe'en decorations will be made. A special art activity in Mr. Mills' class will jack-o-lantern carving and decorating. SPECIAL ALL TV SERVICE CALLS WITH THIS AD ONLY Ï2 50 FALCON TV 426 Simcoe St. S. 723-0011 Guarantee on all parts and sen/ice labour GET X "OFF-OIL" NOW! call your Electrical Contractor, ask about a €IHIIRt@MAIL@>X< Electric Hot Water Furnace V Is your home heated by an oil burning hot water system? 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