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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 20, 1983 7 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Museum Receives Gold Anniversary Coin at Season Opening BETHANY Celebrates 1st Birthday The Bowmanville Museum opened its doors last 125th anniversary committee. Shown above at the Friday to start the 1983 season during which several interesting events have been planned for the town's 125th anniversary year. During the official opening the museum was presented with a gold plated commemorative coin sponsored by the presentation from left are: Marion Veinot - museum curator, Ron Hooper - anniversary coin engraver, Inez Jackman - coin committee, Mayor Garnet Rickard and Olive Cobban - museum board member. Minor Bantams Give Special Thanks Don't forget... Swing Into Spring FASHION SHOW TONIGHT-8:00 p.m. at Bowmanville High School Also on April21 st, 1983 Swing Into Spring HOLIDAY INN by "Leisure Lady" - OSHAWA Dinner 7:00 p.m. Show 8:00 p.m. Hair: Duncan's Make-Up: Mary Kay Tickets: $15.00 For Information call: Leisure Lady - 623-7494 While most of the attention of the area residents was on the Academy Awards Monday evening, April 11th, 17 young men and their coaching staff received their own Oscar that night in the form of the All Ontario Minor Bantam "A" championship, beating a tough Elmira team 3 -1 in a series that went right to the wire. And like the Oscars, where the recipient comes up and gives a thank you speech, our boys wish to express their thanks to the following people. Thankyou to Mayor Garnet Rickard who attended the game and later made arrangements arrangements for a firetruck to take the team on a victory ride through town. The mayor also treated the team and their parents to a victory celebration celebration at Brothers Pizza. Thankyou to Howard Davey and Graydon Brown the two volunteer firemen who came out at 11:00 p.m. from their homes to drive the firetruck. Thankyou to Councillor Ann Cowman who also attended the game and presented each of the champions with a 125th Anniversary commemorative coin. Finally, a very special thankyou to the more than 300 fans who came from all over the area from as far away as Fenelon Falls to cheer the team on to victory. An all Ontario Championship is a once in a lifetime achievement for most young men and fan support plays an important part in helping to achieve that special goal. The team is on to Thornhill for one final tournament this week before their season comes to an end so good luck team, we're very proud of you! After last weekend's cool weather, I think it is safe to ask "Spring where are you?" The Golden Stars Sr. citizens citizens held their shuffleboard and regular meeting on April 6th. The action got underway at 10 a.m. with team 1: Irene MacDonald, Mildred Bristow, Derena Clark, Bertha Ferren, against team 2: George Clarke, Gertie Clarke, Iva Porteous, Lloyd Clark. Team 1 proved the better team that day as they won both games. At 11 a.m. it was team 3: Annie Sharpe, Dave Brooks, Eleanor Brooks, Leonard Driver, playing against team 4: Mildred Braithwaite, Mary Morton, Lawrence Adams, Jessie Adams and each team won a game. At 1:30 that afternoon, the Golden Stars held their meeting meeting with the president, Mrs. Georgina Scott, opening the meeting with a poem, "Just a line to say I'm Living". Mary Morton, the secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting. meeting. A thank you note was read from Tom and Molly Ward for a plant and cards that they received on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Vercie Strong, who would have been ninety-nine this month had she lived. Mr. Wm. Armitage is a patient in Peterborough Civic Hospital. Birthdays and wedding wedding anniversaries were acknowledged. acknowledged. Several Victoria County Work Shops have been held and each club is invited to have a display of their work on May 13 - 14th from 9 to 3 p.m. in Lindsay. Crafts will be held on May 13th and there will be a speaker speaker on "Holding a successful bazaar". The USCO Convention Convention will be held in Windsor on Aug. 9 -10. Addison and Georgina Georgina Scott were named delegates. delegates. Oct. 19th is the date set for the annual bazaar. Ken-and Mildred Syer, who have just returned from the winter in Florida, were in charge of the program. Francis Jackson, with Lillian Fallis at the piano, led in a FOR KIDS ONLY Win a Family Dinner and Roses for Mom Just drop in or send a note to ?ieehujoocI ^Doujex ûnn Box 56 Hwy. 2 Port Hope Let Us Know Why Your Mom Should be Chosen NO. 1 MOM OF THE YEAR Entries Must be in by Saturday, April 30th "GIVE MOM A BREAK" c SCW ,NC r I I I I I I I I I I 9 PIECES $5.99 SAVE $2.00 9 pieces of delicious, golden fried chicken only $5.99 when purchased with this coupon J OFFER EXPIRES MAY 1,1983 ONE ORDER PER CUSTOMER S Mary Brown's Fried Chicken ■ 75V* King Street East I Telephone 623-3561 ■ UÉN Mary Brown has the best legs in town, i L--^-JVE^E.LiVER - J Swiss Delicatessen Shop MEAT SPECIALS Assorted Cold Cuts $3.39 lb. Kolbassa 3.25 lb. Pepperoni Sticks.. 2.70 lb. Prices valid until Tues., April 26 133 CHURCH ST. (across from Fire Hall) BOWMANVILLE CLOSED SUNDAY and MONDAY Take-out, Sandwiches, Coffee and Donuts, European-Style Cold Cuts, Assorted Cheeses and Imported Goods Also - orders taken for Cold Meat Trays and Cheese Trays for Parties. Telephone 623-6088 Tues,, Wed., Thurs, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 9 a.m, lo 9 p.m,, Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. sing song, and then Mildred Syer read a poem, "Attitudes for the aged". This was followed followed by Geneva Newell reading reading the poem, "Plenty to Give". Get well wishes are sent to Mrs. Florence Mac- Pherson. Several games of euchre were played with prizes going to: high lady - Bertha Ferren, low lady - Viola Clark, high man - Leonard Driver, low man - Lawrence Adams. The Bethany U.C.W. held their regular monthly meeting on Tues. April 5th, at 8 p.m. in the church hall. The president, Mrs. Ray Porteous, welcomed everyone and read a verse, "After the winter, God sends the Spring". Thank you notes were received received from: Tom and Molly Ward for their 50th anniversary anniversary gift plant, Tom Jennings for a plant he received while in hospital, thank you's from Vincent Jackson and Mr. Harvey Gray for the church Easter lilies, and also thank you from Mrs. Helen Ryley. A letter was read from the Leprosy Relief. The Spring Rally for West Peterborough area will be held on Monday May 2nd, at 10 a.m. in Pontypool. Those attending attending are asked to bring sandwiches, dessert and beverage will be supplied. The theme is Peace in our Time. A planning meeting for the bake sale will be held on Monday May 9th, at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ray Porteous. Porteous. Mrs. Frank Edwards opened opened the worship part of the meeting with prayer and read Isaiah, chapter 53. Mrs. Ken Shackleton gave a reading, "His Last Week", as told by His mother Mary. The hymn, "Rejoice the Lord is King" was sung followed followed by the prayer, "Contented "Contented Life". Mrs. Vincent Jack- son received the offering and the worship concluded with the singing of the final two verses of the previous hymn. Group ; 4 convenor, Mrs. Marjorie Coppins, presented a playlet on the Easter theme, based on the last three days in the Life of Jesus, entitled, "Peace at Bethany". Taking part were: Mrs. Vincent Jack- son, Mrs. Irene MacDonald, Mrs. Ken Shackleton, Mrs. Viola Thorndyke, Mrs. Nelly Michel, Mrs. Marjorie Cop- pins, Mrs. Margaret Devolin, and Mrs. Murray Locke. The meeting closed with a benediction and a tasty lunch was served by members of groups 2 and 4, under the direction of conveners Mrs. Murray Locke and Mrs. Herb Chislett. A period of fellowship followed. Here are the Bethany Senior Citizen's bowling results: high lady - Gertie Clark 329, runner-up runner-up - Joyce Edwards 307, high man - George F. Clark 434, runner-up - Herb Chislett 376. The following are scores of over 200 for two games: Ken MacKenzie 358, Earle Parrott 345, Mary Finney 305, Don Hayes 304, Muriel Parrott 300, Charley Crowe 296, Frank Edwards 259, Hector White 257, Margaret Wright 248, Dick McConnell 247, Iola Chislett Chislett 239, Ralph Holtby 239, Jennie Hayes 238, Steve Papp 234, Charley Smith 226, Florence Florence White 226, Mary Morton 224, Geneva Newell 200. Hi! My name is April Nicole Haskill and I just had my first birthday on Thursday, March 24, 1983. My mommy and daddy are Lynda and Robert Haskill, and my sister is Cheryl-Lynn Haskill, Bowmanville. My grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Vance, Bowmanville, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Haskill, Bowmanville. UNTIL Saturday, April 23rd, ONLY! 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