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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 14,1983 Restaurant Owner Charged with Arson After Fire The owner of a Highway 115 restaurant has been charged with arson following a fire last week which gutted the rear portion of the building. Durham Regional Police laid the charge against Victor Longo, proprietor of the Venezia Restaurant Restaurant just south of Orono. The fire occurred about 12:35 a.m. last Thursday morning. Estimated damage damage to the building and contents has been set at $145,000. The photo above shows the damage to the restaurant after Newcastle Village, Bowmanville Bowmanville and Orono firefighters extinguished the blaze. Y elverton News Our community has learned with regret of the passing of two individuals who were closely associated with it in the past. We refer to Mr. Clifford Snyder who was a frequent visitor to our hamlet, visiting with his wife Alda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hughie McGill. Cliff was a friendly likeable chap deeply respected respected by all. The second person we referred to was Mrs. Elva Didero of Peterborough (formerly Capstick) who attended attended Yelverton Public School at SS No. 1. Elva, too, was a very congenial person with a happy cheery personality personality who will be sadly missed by a wide scope of friends. Deepest sympathy is extended Since '52 Your Good NéigHBor DIRK BRINKMAN Scugog St. Bowmanville Phone 623-3621 The one to see for all your family insurance needs. lit A Co»d Htighbef, Situ Ftim h Thtrt jj Slate Farm Insurance Companies Canadian Head Offices: Scarborough, Ontario to the balance of her family, a sister Enid, and brother Eric of Lindsay, Lloyd of Uxbridge and Omer of Harrow. She was predeceased by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Capstick and brothers Langton, Orloe, Gerald and Bryce. A special treat was in store for those attending Yelverton United Church on Sunday. Mr. Jack Gordon of Lindsay and Mr. Mark Goble provided two musical duets - Jack on the piano and Mark on the trombone. trombone. Jack, on the piano, also' assisted Mrs. Linda Page on the Electric Organ with the hymns. Since this was the first Sunday of the fall and . winter season, Mr. Dennis Fransky rededicated the Sunday School officers to service as follows: Mrs. Hazel Gray (Sunday School Superintendent) and teachers Carol Gray, Donna Carchids, Pat Buxton-Toss- well, Clifford Wright and Gwen Gray. Several dates for future events have been claimed as follows: Yelverton. United Church 121st Anniversary on, • Sun., Sept. 25 at 11 a.m. with Mr. Lloyd Wilson of Uxbridge as guest speaker. On Oct. 2, Mount Horeb Church Anniversary Anniversary at 2 p.m. with Rev. John Montgomery of Little Britain as guest preacher. On Oct. 23, Janetville Anniversary at 11 a.m. with Rev. John James of Haiiburton as guest speaker (not to be confused with John M. James, Editor of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Statesman). Ed's note - You are so right. Rev. Gordon Carscadden of Beaverton will be assisting Dennis Fransky at Yelverton Communion Service on Oct. 9 at 11:30 a.m. Flowers were placed at the Communion table on Sunday morning by Mrs. Evelyn (McKinnon) Mount of Bethany in memory of her husband Hugh. Welcome home to Mrs. Pamela (Stinson) Carmichael of Edmonton, Alberta area who is currently enjoying a vacation with her parents, Marjorie and Floyd Stinson, brother Dale and family and other friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stinson and Pamela were scheduled to attend a Blue Jay game on Sunday with a bus load of Victoria County Hog Producers. Producers. On Sat. afternoon, Brenda and Terry Malcolm also attended a Blue Jay game in Toronto and wonder of wonders, the Blue Jays didn't blow it in the 9th inning and ended up winning the game. On Sat. afternoon and evening, Corrie and Harvey Malcolm and Mona (that's us) held probably our last pool party of the season - a welcome welcome home party for Brid- gette and Walter Raez of Myrtle who had just recently returned from attending their daughter's wedding in Swit- zerland and an extended tour of other European countries including northern Italy. Another special event was recognized involving local guests present which will be divulged at a later date. This is probably the latest date of our 10 year old pool's history for swimming in our unheated pool on Sept. 10th at a water temperature hovering over 80 degrees F. Judge Paul and Mrs. Pickett of Toronto were Saturday callers with Mrs. Audrie Brown. Miss Mona Malcolm departed departed the home fires on Sunday to return to Waterloo University University for the ensuing semister. "GcUluufcUl MotUeàl-to-be! // to visit our Stork Corner at S/tOf^e NEW MATERNITY FASHIONS designed for more comfort and style * Dresses and Jumpers (solid shades, prints and plaids) * Blouses and Tops (polyesters, cottons and knits) * Co-ordinating Pants (rich Fall shades featuring slide-zip waistbands and stretch tummy panel in corduroy, gabardine and stretch;) Also look for: Maternity Panty Hose and Support Panty Hose by Kayser w Nursing Bras 33 King St. West Bowmanville Telephone 623-3293 We understand that Mr. Danny Stinson is taking a Travel Course at Peterborough's Peterborough's Sir Sandford Fleming this term. Mr. Howard Malcolm spent one day in Ottawa this week in conjunction with his duties as Can. Swine Council Chairman. Laurie and Clare Robinson had their new Heir apparent Aaron Richard to church on Sunday morning - a chubby little rascal. Yelverton Sr. Girls had two wins this week over Millbrook girls to bring the finals to date two to one in favour of the locals in a four out of seven series. A large turnout of four was present at Yelverton on Thursday night to see the "Maltheb" gals come from behind to win the game 5 to 4. Mary McCullough was the winning pitcher. The next game is scheduled for Millbrook on Monday evening. LETTER TO THE EDITOR f For the past two years we have been visiting our local hospital, which we cannot praise enough. We would like to express our thanks and gratitude for the wonderful care our Mothers receive on the second floor at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Hospital. The tender loving care that is given by the nurses on a twenty-four hour basis is continually appreciated. appreciated. j We feel that the Community should be made aware of the untiring service that is provided provided by the staff. Service is one thing but "always with a smile" is another. Entertainment is provided daily, and their spiritual needs are fulfilled weekly by the Ministerial Association. How privileged we are to have such a concerned Community. Sincerely, Ross Metcalf and Helen Nelles COUNCIL BRIEFS Councillor Marie Hubbard Hubbard has been selected to serve as town council's rep- resentative on the Bowmanville Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce. Commerce. In a letter to council, Chamber president A.W. Brown asked that a representative representative of the Corporation Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Newcastle serve on the Chamber of Commerce in order to create closer ties between the two organizations. Council agreed at its meeting Monday to appoint Councillor Hubbard as its representative to the C of C. A soccer tournament planned by the Oshawa Kicks Soccer Club to raise Rinds for the Oshawa, Whitby, Newcastle, United Way was sanctioned by town council on Monday. Organizers of the event informed the municipality that the tournament will take place Saturday and Sunday, October 8 and 9, at Oshawa's Civic Fields. Eight teams, including the Darlington All-Stars, will be represented at the tournament. The event is planned as an annual fXmd-raising project project for the United Way. Newcastle council has agreed agreed to declare "Private Property Week" in the municipality from October 2 to 10. In a letter from the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board, members of council were advisèd that the week is sponsored by the Canadian Real Estate Association and its 100 member real estate boards. The theme of Property Week for 1983 is "Preserving "Preserving the Spirit of the Land." Newcastle's Community Care organization has had to increase its fees in order to bring them in line with rising costs. In a letter to town council this week, the Town of Newcastle Newcastle Community Care noted that prices have been raised a little higher than in the past because of surging surging increases in the cost of gas. The Community Care coordinator, coordinator, Roxy Barnes, told council that drivers are volunteering their time and need to at least try to cover their expenses. This is the first increase in fees since 1981. A meeting between provincial provincial officials responsible responsible for the Ontario road maps and the Town of Newcastle Newcastle .has- been 'recommended 'recommended by Newcastle council. council. The purpose of the meeting meeting is to discuss a means of updating maps of the town so that the size of villages and hamlets can be displayed displayed on the maps. In a letter to council, provincial provincial officials stated that 1976 was the most recent year for which population data were available to them. Newcastle council was told Monday that the new computerized parking meters meters for the downtown public public parking lot will be arriving arriving in Bowmanville within the next two weeks. Councillor Ivan Hobbs asked . during Monday's council session if the new meters were to be installed soon. He noted that without the meters, the municipality municipality is losing money from parking revenue. Bowmanville Kinsmen Win Lob-Ball Championship On Satiirday at Memorial Park's two diamonds, Perry. Bowmanville's team included, front row 1-r, nme Kinsmen Clubs from District I took part in a Harvey Webster, Jerry Everett, Terry Donohue, lob-ball tournament, with Bowmanville winning Jack Bergeron; back row, Mark Borutskie, Bob the À championship by defeating Port Perry in Denard, Gerry McWilliams (coach), Ron Hooper, the final and Brooklin defeating Oshawa Motor City Doug Leppert, Eric Neamtu (convenor), Steve, for the B title. MVPs in the A playoff was Ron Sutherland, Irwin Hamilton. Bowmanville won the Hooper of Bowmanville and Don Masterson, Port honor of hosting next year's tournament. Starkville's Moose-Calling Champions Starkville During July, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Oldejans, Merlin and Grace of Richihond, British Columbia visited his father, Mr. Meine Oldejans, Sixth Line and attended a family reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Oudyk, Sixth Line. Recently, Mrs. Earl Luxton, Bowmanville and her aunt Mrs. Llew Hallowell spent the day in Campbellford visiting Mr. Harold Little and grandson grandson Spence. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gohl and Laura Anne of Thompson, Manitoba spent a week in July visiting her aunt Mrs. Jeanette Jeanette Layng and Dyana. Miss Nicole and Audley Da Costa spent the month of August in Kingston, Jamaica visiting their aunt and Grandfather Grandfather Bailey. During the summer, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy had his brother Richard from Wexford, Wexford, Ireland with his son Paddy from Galway, Ireland, visiting with them for three weeks. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell were Ada's nieces Mrs. Don Hart, Brampton, Mrs. Paul Burdett, Orangeville and Mrs. Dave Vasey and son Matthew, Toronto and also Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rutherford, Orono. Mrs. Jean Todd and Billy with Mrs. Cheryl Reid and Dusty of Orono North spent last week in Boston, Massachusetts Massachusetts attending a hockey tournament. The boys were thrilled to meet Brad Park of the Boston Bruins N.H.L. team. Last Thursday evening, Mrs. Isabelle Trim attended a supper held at the Canadian Legion Hall in Oshawa for all those who attended the tours of the Rogers Travel Agency last year. Isabelle had toured England with them in the spring. On Tuesday morning, Mrs. Margaret Anne Stark and CO-OP Durham Farmer's Co-operative At Orono Invites You to Attend A Hog Producers Meeting Tuesday, September 20th 12:00 Noon to 3:00 p.m. at Orono United Church Basement DINNER PROVIDED The program will include 2 New Items of interest to the hog producer: 1. The new Co-op profit maker supreme pig starter. 2. Only Pro-Banminth*prevents damage caused by the migrating stag of ringworm. PLAN TO ATTEND Phone the Co-op at Orono and reserve your place now. Shannon, Knoxville visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. In August, Mrs. Jeanette Layng, Miss Dyana Layng, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell, Mr. Jim Hallowell and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fairbank of Toronto attended the musical play "Tracks" held at the Victoria Hall, Cobourg. Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell and Mr. Jim Hallowell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff. Joining them for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid of Orono. On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark spent the day in Colborne visiting her sister Mrs. Irene Somerville and brother Mr. George Moore. Congratulations to ' the Kendal Eagles baseball team on winning the All-Ontario 'C' Championship at Wyoming last Monday. Players Bill Robinson, John Robinson and Michael Robinson and their coach Bob Foster are all from Starkville. Mrs. Isabelle Trim and Mrs. Dorothy Trim spent a few days during the week visiting with Mr. Bruce Trim and Jessica^ Newmarket. They enjoyed enjoyed their tour of the new I.O.O.F. Home in Barrie and also visited in Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caswell and Marisha, Hillsburg spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell - and Jeff. Mrs. Llew Hallowell was a Saturday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid, Orono and later attended the Orono Fair with them. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Peter, Mr. John DeWitt and Mr. Audley Da Costa spent the weekend at Lake Bernard, Sundridge. Spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd were her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bowen of Little Britain. On the weekend, the Newcastle Newcastle Cub Scouts held a Sixers Camp for the six leading leading cubs at the home of Cub Leader Mrs. Janet Lynn and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Bret- tell, Oshawa were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brettell and Susan. Several folk from Starkville attended the Orono Fair over the four days on which it was held last weekend. Congratulations Congratulations to Miss Michelle Rutherford of Orono, granddaughter granddaughter of Mrs. Isabelle Trim, who won top honors for the girls in the primary department. department. This is the 3rd year in a row that Michelle has won this prize. Ladies of the community, remember that the U.C.W. meeting for September will be held on Wednesday evening the 21st, in the Shiloh churcn basement. Group 1 has lunch, Group 2 - devotional and Group 3 - program. On Saturday, Miss Jody Farrow won the World's Junior and Novice Moose Calling contest sponsored by the Ontario Association of Anglers and Hunters while her father, Mr. Ron Farrow, won the Ontario Moose Calling contest sponsored by Molsons. These events were held at the Hunting Show held at the International Centre in Toronto sponsored by Molsons. On Sunday, Ron went back and won the World's Moose Calling Contest. Contest. Congratulations to Ron and Jody. We look forward to seeing your pictures and write-up in the sports magazines magazines as unique father and daughter winners. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maynard and Melissa, Bowmanville Bowmanville visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van Drunnen, Michael, Jason and Terry, Cavan were Sunday supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Souch. Visiting with thefn in the evening was Mr. Milton Wannan of Kirby. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bamsey, Ralphie, Michelle and Andy. In the afternoon, they drove Ralphie to Trent University, Peterborough where he begins his studies. Mr. Harold Little, Campbellford Campbellford was a Sunday supper , guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson, Ross and John. Mrs. Ken Maynard and Mrs.. Lee-Anne Luxton, Brandon and Shanna, all of Bowmanville Bowmanville visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch and family. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow visited Sunday evening evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochrane in their new home at Hampton. Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westheuser, Alyson and Lesley were Suzanne's niece: and husband, Nancy and John; Sevenhuysen and Cheyanna of Thompson, Manitoba. Don't Forgetl On Friday, Sept. 23rd you will receive a FREE GIFT if you wear your PJ's to BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION'S Midnight Madness Sale Great specials on Television Video and Stereo 20 King St. W. 623-2312