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i I SOCIAL and PERSONAL NEWS Country Club's Buffet Is Outstanding Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rigg, Carolyn, Nancy and Janice of Oakville were overnight guests on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hancock. Enjoying Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wollstein were Donald and Edie Wollstein, daughter Karen, son Kent and friend Robyn Owen, all from Toronto; Paul Buckley of Halifax, N.S., Mrs. Wollstein's sister, Marian Kilpatrick of Orono, plus Dado, completed the gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Britton, fct Paula Eniteb (Ehurtiî MINISTER Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M.DIv. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell 1834-1984 CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen ■ 623-5701 Sunday, January 8th, 1984 11:00 a.m. "A Faith for These Times" Sunday School for all ages Nursery care for pre school children every Sunday TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John Peters, B.A., B.D. Rev. Arthur Amacher, B.A., B.D. John Crookshank Minister Assistant Minister Music Director Church at Division St. Office 623-3138 CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES 9:45 a.m. - Intermediate and Senior Meet upstairs at Church Office 11 a.m.- Nursery to Grade Six 11 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE Sermon title "SET APART BEFORE BIRTH" Nursery Care Provided A WARM WELCOME FOR EVERYONE .151 Years of Community Service â>t. fofjn's Anglican Cljurcf) EPIPHANY I SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th, 1984 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion ■ 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Mid-week Service Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion & Laying-On of Hands Sunday School & Nursery Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A.,S.T.B. Assoc. - The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley a Oshawa Methodist Church Trull's Road ('/> mile south ol No. 2 Highway) Providing Ministries and Programs to Meet Your Needs Sunday, January 8th 11:00 a.m. Service Guest Speaker: ERNIE HOLLANDS "From Prison to Praise" Ex-convict and former professional bank robber, car thief, armed robber, with five escapes from prison. Served a combined sentence of over 25 years in U.S.A. and Canadian prisons and 1 penitentiaries. Ernie tells how he found the secret to real satisfaction and meaning of life while in a Millhaven Maximum Security Cell in 1975. ; 9:45 a.m. Christian Education Hour 6:00 p.m. Evening Service with Pastor Hiltz Tues. 7:00 p.m. - Dynamic Youth Fellowship Thurs. 7:30 p.m. - Home Fellowship Bible Group Church Phone: 725-3606 Rev. Douglas J. Hiltz, Pastor Rev. Charles Brvant, Christian Education "The Friendly Family Church That Cares' visited with his mother, Mrs. Harvey Britton, Bowmanville, on New Year's Day. Donald Gordon Clark recently graduated from Trent University, Peterborough Peterborough with an honours B.A. in Sociology. Presently undertaking undertaking his M.A. in Social and Political Thought at York University, he has been awarded awarded an Ontario Graduate Scholarship. He is spending the holidays with his mother. The Bowmanville Senior Citizens Club will meet at the Lions Centre on Tuesday, Jan. 10th for a pot-luck supper at 5:30 p.m. followed by the installation installation of officers and an evening of cards. For bus pick-up please call Keitha Alldread 623-5800. Rita and Victor Barrette of Parkway Cresc. held Christmas Christmas dinner for their children and grandchildren. Present were Sue and Tom Hart, Sean, Michael and Amy from Harrow; Michelle and Terry Hayes, Bryan and Christopher from Amherstburg, Vicky and Rob Barker, Alanna and Rosa- lynn from Oshawa, Jerry and Lorna from Don Mills, and Marcel at home. Letter to the Editor January 3,1984 Dear Johnny: A Tradition Started? . The New Year's Levee held in the Council Chambers by Mayor Rickard and some of the members of Council on January 1st was indeed a delightful affair. In attendance besides elected elected officials and many of the administrative staff were Gary Herrema, our Regional Chairman, Allan Lawrence M.P., Sam Cureatz, our newest O.C. and M.L.A., His Honour Richard E. Lovekin, former Darlington Clerk, Walter Rundle, and Building Inspector, Charles Warren, retired Fire Chief, James Hayman, former Councillors, Kirk Entwisle and Bill Clarke, Mel Garland, the President of Durham College, representatives representatives from our Separate and Public School Boards, Library Board, Committee of Adjustment Adjustment and Hospital Board. We couldn't help noting that ratepayers were in attendance from all walks of life and more importantly from all areas of Newcastle. The conviviality and handshaking was spontaneous spontaneous and goodwill expressions expressions for 1984 abounded. A good omen for the new year. It's too bad all of the Councillors Councillors couldn't have experienced it. It must also be said that the refreshments were excellent and modest and the speeches short. A real winner to start off the New Year! Congratulations to Mayor Rickard, his Council and staff for celebrating our 10 years as a municipality with our first levee. May the goodwill goodwill apparent at the levee pervade the deliberations of Council in 1984. We hope the levy becomes an annual tradition. Yours Sincerely, A1 Strike The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 4,1984 5 Tim's Rent-All Novices Win Two Tournaments , , *L e °^ ie nrost impressive buffets the Statesman photographer encountered encountered on New Year's Eve was at the Bowmanville Country Club. Chef Marcel Neyroud must have spent many hours preparing the buffet for the large '| v S e hown above with Mar >' Sundberg, shortly before Buckham Transport Major Pee Wees In Richmond Hill Consolation Final On Dec. 27th, Tim's Rent-All travelled to Port Hope to win the "A" Championship. Game No. 1 - Tim's - 5, Port Hope (Sommervilles) - 2. Richard Bateman collected all five goals. Game No. 2 - Tim's - 8, Port Hope (Rondevous Travel) - 5. Richard Bateman again collected collected all eight goals with an assist going to Jamie Davidson. Davidson. Game No. 3 - Tim's - 10, Bewdley (Clarke Packers) - 0. Richard Bateman again led the way with nine goals and one assist. Scott Anderson chipped in a goal with Timmy Mills, David Mills and Jamie Davidson drawing assists. Shut-out to Sarah Couch. On Dec. 30th Tim's Rent-All travelled to Bewdley to win the "A" Championship. Game No. 1 - Tim's - 7, Baltimore - 1. Richard Bateman's seven goal performance performance in the early game sparked the team to an early victory with David Mills, Brandon Osmond, Andrew Perkins and Robert West drawing assists. Game No. 2 - Tim's - 4, Port Hope (Ralph's Autobody) - 3. In this close match-up it was some fine goaltending by Jarrett A us that warded off the attackers to put Tim's into the Championship. Richard Bateman led the attack with four goals, assists going to Jason Hoffman, Brandon Osmond and Robert West. Game No. 3 - Tim's - 5, Port Hope (Sommervilles) - 3. In the championship game all boys played excellent defensively defensively and won their second tournament. Richard Bateman again led the way with five goals, assists going to Brandon Osmond, Craig Taylor and Timmy Mills. The whole team played super hockey throughout both tournaments. "Way to go Guys!" BAHA'I FAITH "In this New Season, let | your vision be World embracing, embracing, rather than confine confine to your own self." P.O. Box 36, Bowmanville The Presbyterian Church in Canada ST. ANDREW'S BOWMANVILLE SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1984 11:00 a.m. - "Our First Task" (Nursery Care Provided) Pastor: The Rev. W. L. Chatterton, B.Sc., B.D. Organist: Mr. Jas. Hoogsteen Fellowship Baptist Church Courtice, Ontario Location: Courtice Secondary School SUNDAY SERVICE 10:00 a.m. Family Bible Service 11.00 a.m. Bible Ministry Speaker: Rev. Jim Wilson For more information phone: 579-4523 JESUS IS LORD €tjene^rEniteb Cfjurcf) (Courtice Ad. 1 m. South of Hwy. 2) Worship 9:30 a.m. ' (Nursery and Children's Church) Sunday School 10:45 a.m. (For the Whole Family) Praise Service - 7:30 p.m. 2nd and 4th Sunday of Each Month "Wewant you to know that YOU are welcome." We believe that "... no man can lay a foundation other than the one which is laid, which is Jesus Christ " I COR. 3:11 PASTOR REV. MARK A. ELLIOTT 723-6317 Speaker-Rev. Mark Elliott BIBLE STUDY: EACH THURS. 8 p.m. AT MANSE JHaple êrobe Hititeb Cfjucctj JESUS (Maple Grove Rd. North of Hwy. 2) |g LORD Church/Sunday School 11:00 a.m. EVERYONE WELCOME Kut 'n' Kurl Beauty Shop ^ ATTENTION: rr tJtGspfHf new ufeon, Make a resolution to yourself -- to look the best ever this year! To help you start off "HEADS FIRST" 20% OFF ALL PERMS ï„„, Oiler available until January 31st, 1984 50 ml shampoo "FREE" with every perm (while supply lasts) 1 lien why not treat yourself to a make-up application (we can teach you how to apply make-up the rich/ way) PHONF ^ 71 KING ST. "EAST" liOWMANVILLE "LOOK GREAT AND FEEL GREAT ABOUT YOURSELF" The Major Pee Wee Toros sponsored by Buckham Transport Ltd. took part in the Richmond Hill International Pee Wee Tournament between Christmas and New Year's. On December 26 they met Pickering - Bay Ridges in thé first game of a four team round robin. Greg Gardner opened the scoring to give the Bowmanville team a 1-0 lead. Pickering stormed back with 3 first period goals to take a 3-1 lead. Not giving up the Toros fought back to even things up with 2 second period goals. Steve Smith scoring first from Shane Armstrong and Troy Mutton. Neil Armstrong scored the equalizer from Friday Night Mixed League Dave Verelli, Bob Flintoff, Carol Harris, Ruth Mitchell, Randy Henning, Leona Bart. Arnold Van . Goor, Garry Cooke, Fred 'gippins, Rose Ritchie, Kim Gedrge, Barb Cooke, f • 1 • Barry Henning,. Ed Cook, Janet Big Canoe, Mike Brien, Ruth Wray, Lois Dimmock. Mike Moynes, Ron Selleck, Carol Verelli, Helen Simpson, Albert Big Canoe, Kathy Nyenhuis. Fern Bradley, Ken Barrie, Val Witheridge, Ron Cooke, Deneen Henning, John Dimmock. Bert Engley, Heather Selleck, Bill Tendam, Ken Wright, Patti Barrie, Kim Nearing. Ranee Ritchie, Rita Van Goor, Doug Sleep, Vi Cook, Tom Harness, Joan Tax. Vera Tendam, Brian Harris, Flo Land, Don Bradley, Carol O'Neill, Peter Tax. Ruth Wright, Bob O'Neill, Fran Sleep, Tom Simpson, Eleanor Van Meer, Bob Mitchell. Marilyn Flintoff, Ted Cornish, Cornish, John Witheridge, Mary Kirkton, Muriel Moynes, Harold Bartlett. Jean Harness, A1 Wray, Garry Tendam, Marg Tip- pins, John Wichens, Joan Engley. Cheryl Wray, Ray Van Meer, Andy Big Canoe, Sandra Cooke, Reg Land, Anne Big Canoe. Can. Tire Midgets On Tuesday, December 27, 1983 the C.T.C. Midget No. 2 travelled to Tilbury, which is approximately 20 miles west of Chatham, to participate in the Art Lefane Midget Tournament Tournament "A" Division. In their first game, one considered considered by some as the best game of the first round, the Toros dropped a 3 - 2 overtime decision to Sandwich West. The Toros had battled from a 2 - 0 deficit to force the overtime. overtime. The comeback was led by Kelly Balson as he set up Mark Hickey for the first goal and scored the second himself with Murray Henderson assisting. assisting. In the second game the Toros avenged a prior defeat to the Oshawa L.N.H.L, Canadians with a 5 - 4 score. This time playing in the afternoon afternoon the Toros played a little more comfortably and were not taken by surprise. Once again Kelly Balson led the attack with two goals and two assists while Murray Henderson, Henderson, Chris Uric and Scott .Barclay added singles. Assists were recorded by Murray Henderson, Mark Hickey and Ian Whcclock, In the final game the Toros found out they couldn't win from the penalty box. After a good first the Toros became frustrated and were to fnee several penalties, London, their opponents, took full advantage advantage of tills and skated to an easy 5 - 1 victory. Tony VanHoof and Greg Gardner. The third period saw Pickering outscore Bowmanville 2-1 to earn a 5-4 win. The third period Toro goal was scored by Greg Goode from John Paul Duczmalewaki. The second game played December 27 was against Leaside of the M.T.H.L. The only goal of the first period was an unassisted marker by Tony Van Hoof. After Leaside evened the match up Bowmanville scored 2 in the second to take a 3-1 lead.' Shane Armstrong and Steve Smith were the goal scorers with Greg Goode and Shane Armstrong earning assists. Leaside fought back in the third to tie the game before Dean Baumhauer scored the winner with 1 minute left in the game. The final score Bowmanville 4, Leaside 3. Weston Dukes provided the opposition in the final game of the round robin played December 28. The Transporters couldn't got unlracked in this game arid fell behind 4-0. Toros notched their first marker late in the second with Shane Armstrong scoring from Steve Smith. Bowmanville outscored Weston 4-3 in the third but it wasn't enough as Weston came out on top 7-5. The third period goalscorers were Troy Mutton (2), Shane Armstrong and Steve Smith. Assists were earned by Greg Goode, Troy Mutton, Steve Smith and Shane Armstrong (2). The Toros 1-2 record in the robin left them in a second place tie but a better goals for and against record gave them second place. This moved them into the Consolation round of the tournament. On December 29 they met Woodbridge, the second place finisher in their division. After a scoreless first period Woodbridge scored 2 unanswered second period goals. The Toros had many scoring chances in the third and with their goal empty they finally hit the scoreboard with 29 seconds to play. Greg Goode scored from Troy Mutton. The clock ran out giving Woodbridge a 2-1 win and knocking the Toros out of the Tournament. Bowmanville played some good hockey ■ in this tournament and with some breaks around the opposition net could have faced much better. Keep working hard boys as the playoffs aren't too far away. BOWMANVILLE DEALS! 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