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( '-T* 4 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, July 20.1983 Bowmanville Trio Wins Brock Lawn Bowling Trophy 1 m r k, .-•nr?' -■Mi I The winners of the Brock trophy at Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club on Sunday are shown here accepting their award, from left to right, Ab Mavin, Norma and Merv Brock, the donors, Bryan Hughes, Mable Mavin and club president Pete Bathgate. On Wed., July 13th, 32 ladies from Bowmanville, Port Perry, Oshawa, Cobourg, Whitby and Port Hope competed competed for the Victoria and Grey Trophy. > Representing Bowmanville were Mabel Mavin and Marg Nicks, Hilda Simnick and Helen Millson, Vi Code and Rena Bathgate, Norma Brock and Irene Carson, and Gwen z Coombes and Mary Thomp^ son. The games got underway after a brief address of welcome welcome from Ladies President Marg Perris under hot muggy skies. The Bowmanville girls got off to a good start with Mavin winning 12 - 9, Code winning 15 - 5, Norma Brock was 14 -14, Coombes 12 - 7 with the only loss Simnick 6 -14. We should point out here that this was Hilda's first experience as a skip and as she lost to the eventual trophy winner, she did very well indeed. Disaster struck in the second game with Mavin losing 9 -18, Coombes 9 -12, Brock 6 •• 19, Coole 4 - 20, Simnick 6 -13. In the third game it was Mavin winning 13 - 11, Coombes losing 4 - 24, Brock winning 10 - 9, Coole losing 7 - 19 and Simnick winning her first game 14 -12. The winner of the trophy was Freda Highfield and Margaret Flintoff of Oshawa who won all three games with a total score of 451 Second was Sharyl Ann Milligan and Mrs. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS FILLING BY APPOINTMENT OF THE COUNCIL VACANCY, LOCAL -COUNCILLOR WARD 3 Take Notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle will at a special Meeting of Council to be held on Monday, July 25th, 1983, at 1:30 p.m., in Court Room 2, consider the applications of qualified persons seeking appointment to the seat of "Local- Councillor", Ward 3, Town of Newcastle. Applications from qualified persons wishing to be considered for the Office, will be accepted by the Town Clerk at the address below until 12:00 Noon, Monday, July 25th, 1983. David W. Oakes, A.M.C.T. Town Clerk Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6. File: 10.50.8 Dale of Publication: July 20th, 1983 Knapper of Cobourg with a total of 43 plus 5. Although blistering hot, it was a very enjoyable day and a hearty vote of thanks goes to Marg Perris and new member Shirley Williams for not only supplying coffee, tea and numerous goodies but also delivering cold drinks to the ladies on the greens. On Sat., July 16th, two teams from Bowmanville took part in the Oatway Trophy tournament in Oshawa, the first team consisting of lead Ab Mavin, vice-skip Mabel Mavin and skip Clarence Oke, won all three games against three Oshawa teams; finishing finishing up with a score of 41 and taking home third prize money. The other team of lead Marg Thompson, vice-skip Norma Brock and skip Merv Brock, won only one game, but had a score of 36 plus 2 and took home the prize money for second high, one game winner. On Sunday, July 17th the Brock tournament was held in Bowmanville with three Bowmanville teams competing. competing. The team of Les Coombes, Rena Bathgate and Peter Bathgate lost all three games and ended up with a score of 23 but had a day of fun. The team of Clarence Oke; Norma Brock and Merv Brock, lost their first game 9-15 then won th§,next two 11 -10 and 20-7 ending up with a good score of 37 plus two but not enough to get in the prize money. The third Bowmanville team of Ab Mavin lead, Mabel. Mavin, vice skip and Bryan Hughes, skip had a really . enjoyable day, beating Hunter of Oshawa 14 - 4, Morrison of Oshawa 12-9 and McMillan of Oshawa 14 - 7 ending up with a total score of 40, and winning the Brock trophy and first prize money. Second prize went to Vic Foxhall of Cobourg. High Two- game was Gord Rowley of Lindsay, Second Two-game John Morrison of Oshawa and High One-game winner was Ï DOUBLE YOUR SAVINGS \ ■ WILSON'S MATCH THE TAX SALE g m INSTANT CASH REBATES EQUAL TO THE ■ ■ AMOUNT OF SALES TAX ■ Clearance of Loveseals Assorted designs and fabrics From $299 Double Size Quilted Mattresses MIs-Matched Covers $78 2 Piece Livingroom Suites Corner Sectionals 4 Piece Groups All On Sale From $648 OOPS! Are Our Faces Red? Here's a mistake you can profit by, 2 Piece T raditional Livingroom Suite by House of Braemore Foam Cushions, Rolled Arm Valance, Colorful Tapestry Cover, AHH the cover. It was put on sideways. But if you can live with it, here's the deal: Worth $899. It's yours lor $599 Less Instant Cash Rebate SIDEWALK SPECIALS Boston Rockers . $88 5 Piece Dinette Sets $149 Hall Trees $28 Flip Flop Chairs . $89 Glider Chairs $199 Single Size Mattresses from $69 Lamps at Half Price I- w ■SON'S Furniture FREE PARKING MP.ntr.ei kl OPEN THUHS.tFRI. TIL 1PM. 20 Centre St. N. Downtown Oshawa 723-3211 Carl Macdonald of Highland Creek. A special thank you to Marg Nicks who filled in as vice skip for Jack Hunter of Oshawa who greatly appreciated Marg coming to the rescue when their vice skip was unable to show up. Our thanks to Mary Thompson, Thompson, Vi Coole, Gwen Coombes and Thelma Bennett who served the lunch so graciously donated by Merv and Norma Brock and who also handed out lemonade and ice water to the bowlers. Our special thanks to John James for taking time in all this heat to come down and take a picture of the trophy presentation. The picture shows the donors Merv and Norma Brock presenting the trophy to Skip Bryan Hughes while vice skip Mabel Mavin and lead Ab Mavin smile their appreciation. appreciation. The gentleman on the right is the President of our club Peter Bathgate. Orono News Picnic Sixteen ladies of Unit No. 2 and 3 along with several ladies of Unit No. 4, enjoyed a picnic last Tuesday in Orono park. A super abundance of food was polished off and then Eileen Billings led a devotional on "Canada". Games of bingo were enjoyed by all. Social pie ws Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Taylor's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reesor, Markham and also had a visit with their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Cain, St. Catharines. Mrs. Marjorie Van Horne, Whitby and Mrs. Ona Miller were Sunday guests of Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn. We are sorry to report the passing of Mr. Leslie Challice, Cavan, who was an uncle of Orville Challice, Orono. Our congratulations to the eight Ontario scholars who recently graduated from Clarke high school. 1000 Islands Bus Trip A very full bus load of Sr. Citizens from Orono and Durham Complex left Orono, Thursday, July 14, headed for the 1000 Island areas. Bus, the 1000 Island areas. The bus was courtesy of Tom Clark Tours. From all reports a very enjoyable trip, with the air- conditioned bus plus the cool breezes of the lake and Ixiat trip, no one noticed the extreme extreme heat. A tasty smorgasbord smorgasbord was enjoyed by all at the Provincial Motel and Restaurant Restaurant in Gananoque.. Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Joan Taylor, Kirby, Mrs. Donna Hutton and Mrs. Bonnie Reid, Kirby, in the loss of their uncle, Mr. Walter Anderson, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Everett Stapleton hosted a birthday party in honour of their grandson's grandson's birthday, Lee Stapleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton, Oshawa. Also in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buchanes and Mr. and Mrs, Stuard Buchanan, all from Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kinton, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harris and family, and Mr. and Mrs. David Hinton have returned home, after spending two weeks at the east coast. Wednesday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Everett Staple- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Porter, Rodney, Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stapleton, Port Hope. 'flllllllllllllllllllllllllllt' Keep Canada Beautiful Police Briefs By Donna Fairey Durham Regional Police are investigating the theft of three chain saws from a Town of Newcastle truck parked in the Works Department yard at the base of Liberty Street. The incident occurred sometime over the weekend. Thieves made off with $600 in cash following a break-in at the Alnor Earth Moving offices on Baseline Road south of Courtice. Police seized a pry bar and empty cash box at the scene to be used in the investigation of the incident. Police aborted a burglary at a West Beach cottage belonging belonging to Milton Corson of 27 Frank Street, Bowmanville. Two juveniles were apprehended apprehended during the perpetration of the crime last week. Michael Bruce Lauber, 28, of 77 Doreen Cres., Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was arrested last week and charged with dangerous driving, fail to remain and driving while under suspension. suspension. The charges were laid after a light standard on Rhonda Blvd. was struck and the driver of the car sped from the scene. Len Gorgera t of 54 Rhonda Blvd. told police the vehicle involved mounted the curb and narrowly missed hitting him. Mr. Lauber will face the charges in Bowmanville Court. Nichols Motors Receives GMAC's 50 Year Plaque V.r *•*•*«•* ev-üi M». tV»* , -r 1 / e •! / AGAWA CANYON 3 Day... $215. P.P.D.BL Depart • Aug. 6, Sept 3, Oct 8 MOOSONEE 3 Day... $225. ppd.b.l Depart • Aug. 8,29 TOLEDO SHOPPING Including Westgate Dinner Theatre 3 Day... $215. ppd.b.l Depart-Oct 14 4 Nov. 18 THEPOCONOS 4 Day ..,$315. ppd.b.l Depart Aug. 15, Sept. 12, 4 Oct. 3,11 Includes - 3 Breakfasts. 2 Lunches, 3 Dinners PENN DUTCH COUNTRY 5 Day... $330. p.p.d.bl Depart - Aug. 29, Sept 19 VIRGINIA'S SHENANDOAH VALLEY 6 Day $440. PPD.B.L Dëparfr- Aug. 28 OZARK MOUNTAINS 9 Day ... $590. p.p.d.b l Depart - Aug. 20, Sept 24 NEW ENGLAND 7 Day... $480. ppd.b.l Depart• Aug 6,27, Sept 17,24, Oct 1 TENNESSEE MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA 8 Day... $550. p.pd.b.l Depart • Aug. 7, 21 GOLDEN WEST 23 Day... $1550. p.p.d.b.l Depart - Aug. 20, Sept. 10 ATLANTIC CANADA Including NEWFOUNDLAND 19 Day ... $1175. PPD.B.L Depart - Aug. 13, 20, 27 ATLANTIC CANADA 13 Day... $850. p.pd.b.l Many Departures In Aug., Sept, 4 Oct. CAUFORNIA 23 Day... $1495. PPD.B.L Depart • Oct 15 GATLINBURG & THE SMOKEY MOUNTAINS 6 Day... $385. p.p.d.b l Depart - Aug. 21, Oct 2,15 FRANKENMUTH MACKINAC ISLAND AGAWA CANYON 6 Day... $395. p.pd.b.l Depart Aug. 7, Sept. 11,18, Oct 2 COUNTRY MUSIC AT ITS BEST ! NASHVILLE 4 Day... Depart Sept 2 (Evening Departure - Night Travel) NASHVILLE 5 Day ... Depart Sept. 1 (MORNING DEPARTURE • NO NIGHT TRAVEL) NEW YORK CITY 4 Day... Depart Sept 2 (EVENING DEPARTURE • NIGHT TRAVEL) LAKE PLACID 3 Day ... Depart Sept 3 F oh ran ah s BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL 623-3182 TRANS-WORLD TRAVEL 623-1151 FOUR-SEASONS TRAVEL 623-4400 The Oshawa branch of the General Motors Acceptance Corporation officially recognized a 50 year association with Nichols Motors of Courtice last week with the presentation of a bronze plaque to mark the half century milestone. Nichols Motors began doing business with GMAC in 1933. The appreciation plaque was turned over last Thursday if ■ ! i; i ji: i to the president of the car dealership, Fred Owen. Shown at the presentation ceremony seated front are: Keith Jeffrey - GMAC branch manager and Fred Owen. Rear from left are: Frank Lehman Motors Insurance Corporation, Thornton Bailey 4 GMAC control branch manager Toronto, and Roy Owen-Nichols vice-president. - : Thurs., Fri., Sat.; July 21-22-23 ea. ea. FOAM PILLOWS $2.49 „ TEA TOWELS 48* Assorted Colours ^ - A COFFEE MUGS.. yl >00 Royale Jumbo PAPER TOWELS . HOT WHEELS .. Campfire MARSHMELLOWS (250g.)i Assorted COOKIES (400 g.). ... ea. $3.37 Assorted TOWELS Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS 3-Ply FACIAL TISSUE.. Crest TOOTHPASTE ioomi... ea. 77 ea. Cashmere m A A HAND SOAP. . 4/51.00 Assorted SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS 25* ea, (Up to $1.79 value) Texmade ^ SHEET SETS Twin515.99 Double$21.99 Queen$29.99 \ GARBAGE BAGS Pkg.ono/88^ ea. BETSY TEEN DOLLS HV2" high 65 ea, istmr Come Early -- Many More Un-advertised Items STEDMANS Bowmanville Store Only Thure. and Frl. (8 a.m. • 9 p.m.) Sal. (6 a.m. - 6 p.m.)