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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 1,1984 Will Celebrate Her Second Birthday Strap will Stay in School Ken Hockin Installed as Real Estate Director Northumberland and Newcastle school trustees agreed last week to keep corporal punishment in the school system. But punishment by the strap is to be given only as a last resort and only when both the parent and principal principal agree it will be beneficial to the student. Director of Education Doug Sif- ton said during a meeting of the board in Cobourg last week that the strap is seldom used in Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle schools. "There has been a substantial decline decline in the use of corporal punishment," punishment," he said. He added that a school's tendency tendency to use this form of discipline generally depends on views in the surrounding community. Previously, school board policy allowed corporal punishment when it was deemed to be necessary by the school principal. A new policy on discipline adopted by trustees last week states: "Corporal punishment, which can have a detrimental effect on young persons, should be used only as a last resort. However, cor poral punishment may be carried out if the principal and the parents agree that it is in the best interest of the child." Trustee Bob Willsher said he could not agree with this portion of the board's discipline policy. "I think, as adults, we have the ability to modify behavior in more appropriate appropriate fashions," he said. This form of punisment should not be used on a child in any circumstances, circumstances, he said. Russ Walker, chairman of the committee which drafted the new report on school discipline, stated that by involving the parent in the issue, the board is relieved of much of the responsibility. "Seeing that the parent is involved, involved, I'm prepared to support this, even though I do not personally personally believe in corporal punishment," punishment," said Mr. Walker. The last word on the subject went to trustee Syd Worden who said: "I don't think there's anybody around this table that got the strap more than I did and I'm still in favor of it." "It's worked wonders with you," replied School Board Chairman Dr. Ian Wilson. UCW Holds First '84 Meeting This young lady is Barbara "Kymm" Cochrane. She will be celebrating her second birthday on April 26th, 1984. Her parents are Craig and Lesley Cochrane, Swan River, Manitoba, grandparents are Don and Barbara Cochrane, Cochrane, Hampton and James and Anne Murray, Cranberry Portage, Man. Great grandparents are Alex and Gert Denby, Cranberry Portage and Carman Carman Foster, Whitby. Kymm is presently visiting her grandparents at Hampton. Town's Sexiest Men Contest Entries Close on February 17 Businessman. Carson Elliott, Senior Citizen Harry Wade, and Bowmanville resident resident Scott Burgess have nothing nothing in common except an abundance of sex appeal. Elliott is a funeral director, Burgess works at Curvply Wood Products in Orono and Wade is a Liberal. When not conducting funerals, making furniture or chanting "Don't bug me. I'm a Grit", each man goes his separate way. Yet, all the while, these men catch the eyes of women and command the envy of men. Elliott, Burgess and Wade are just a few of the dynamic men who have been nominated nominated in the Newcastle Sexy Men Contest being sponsored by the Kidney Foundation - Toronto and District Branch. This Branch includes the Town of Newcastle. The contest is being organized organized by Bowmanville resident resident Valerie Bowler and former Newcastle resident Joan Ransberry. Joining Wade, Burgess and Elliott are Mr. Sexy Professional Doctor Van Hoof, Mr. Sexy Businessman Businessman Ross Graham of Bow- manville's IGA, Mr. Sexy Businessman Don Groves of Cowan-Pontiac-Buick Ltd. in Bowmanville and Mr. Sexy Citizens Harvey Jones and Harold 'Harry' Silver. Here are the rules of the sexy men contest - ...Sexy candidates must live or work in the town of Newcastle. Newcastle. ...Those nominating the sexy devils can come from anywhere in the world. ...Women can nominate men; men can nominate men and men can nominate themselves. themselves. ...Nominees can remain anonymous if they choose. ...The nomination fee is $3 for each sexy man. ...Nominations including fees can be mailed to Valerie Bowler, 56 Little Avenue, Bowmanville, Ont. Cash, cheques or money orders will be accepted. Make cheques payable to the Kidney Foundation Foundation of Canada. Receipts are available on request. ...Nominations can also be dropped off at the following locations: Shoppers Drug Mart in the Bowmanville Mall, United Drug Mart in Waverley Plaza in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, the Orono Public Library or the Newcastle Village Village Library and in Strike and Strike Barrister in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. ...Nominations close on Friday, February 17. ...The names of the Sexy men will be published in The Canadian Statesman on Wednesday, February 22. ...The contest has a second part. The second and final part will be announced along with the names on Wednesday, Wednesday, February 22. The contest is broken into 10 categories. The categories are: Mr. Sexy Businessman, Mr. Sexy Working man, Mr. Sexy Farmer, Mr. Sexy Salesman, Salesman, Mr. Sexy Professional, Mr. Sexy Civil Servant, Mr. Sexy Student, Mr. Sexy Service Service Club or Association, Mr. Sexy Senior Citizen and Mr. Sexy Citizen. Here's how a nomination should read. Mr. Sexy Professional Professional A1 Strike of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. This is your chance to become become a man watcher. Join the search to flush out every sexy man in the town of Newcastle. All proceeds go to the Kidney Foundation. For more information call Valerie Bowler at 623-1158. OBITUARY FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. vfldlhoriui DtaUr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas SI. E,, Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 CLARENCE PASCOE TINK A highly respected, well known, and a life long resident of the area, Clarence Pascoe Tink, aged 76, passed away suddenly at his home R. R, 1, Hampton, on Tuesday, January 17th, 1984, He was the son of Herbert Edward and Adeline Elva (Pascoe) Tink. Born in Darlington Darlington Township he was educated at Solina Public School and Bowmanville High School. On January 18th, 1928, he married Norma Olga Ruth White. A member of Hampton United Church, his occupation was farming and he was an avid gardener who specialized in growing dahlias. Mr. Tink was a past director of District "4" of the Ontario Horticultural Association. He also judged at many fairs and flower shows. Surviving are his wife Ruth, his family Mrs. Irvine Harrell (Kathleen) of Oshawa, Mrs. Don Goode (Margaret) of Lakefield, Mrs. William Dadson (Marion) of Peterborough, Peterborough, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild, a brother Bruce Tink, and a sister Evelyn (Mrs. Percy Dewell). He was predeceased by a brother, Hilton Tir.k. Funeral services were held at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home on Friday with the Reverend Paul Erb and the Reverend Dr. Peter Tink officiating. Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details Pallbearers were sons-in- law Irvine Harrell, Don Goode, and William Dadson, and grandsons Paul Goode, David Goode and John Dadson. Member of and donations received from Bowmanville Horticultural Society, Oshawa Garden Club, Brooklin Horticultural Horticultural Society, Orono Horticultural Horticultural Society, Lakefield Horticultural Society, Durham Durham Region Gladiolas and Dahlia Society, South Ontario Agricultural Society (Oshawa and Whitby Exhibition) and the Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Society, Toronto. Floral Tokens and Donations Donations (continued) Hampton United Church, Lakefield Lions Club, Lakefield Lioness Club, Kenner Collegiate Institute Institute (Peterborough), Lindsay District Horticultural Society, Hampton Ladies Service Club, Bobcaygeon Horticultural Society, Staff of Large Generator Drafting Dept, C.G.E., Peterborough, Peterborough Peterborough Horticultural Society, Oraemee Horticultural Society and the Ontario Horticulture Horticulture Association District "4". Spring interment Hampton Cemetery. Item of Interest Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. William E, Hill in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Married Dec. 23,1923 in Edmonton, Alberta, Mr. Hill worked for 23 years with the Ontario Hospital and then with CLOG A, Mrs. Hill worked at the Whitby Police Department for 14 years as secretary to the chief. The couple have three children and eight grandchildren. grandchildren. Congratulatory messages were received from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau; Governor General Edward Schreycr: Lt.-Gov, John Aird ; and Ontario Premier William Davis, PONTYPOOL U.C.W. Ten ladies were present at the first meeting in 1984 of the Pontypool U.C.W. It was held at the home of Ruth Richardson Richardson on Tuesday, Jan. 24th at 1:00 p.m. Pres. Kay Young- man opened by reading "We Go This Way But Once." All repeated the purpose. Kay and Marg Murphy took the Devotional with Marg reading a passage of scripture from St. Matthew. Kay read "There is Always Another Way" and verses from "Jesus Calls Us O'er the Tumult" and "0, Jesus I Have Promised." Kay closed with prayer. Minutes of November and December meetings were approved as read. Grace Fallis gave the treasurer's report, reporting a balance of $671.14. Kay bought three boxes of cards for card convenor, convenor, Madeline Hamilton. Thank you notes were received received from Kevin Bryant, Harold and Marie Wilson, Arlene Bolton, Rev. and Mrs. Lindsay and family and the VanWieringen family. It was announced that Peterborough Presbyterial U.C.W. Rally is to be held on Tuesday, Feb. 7th in Grace United Church, Peterborough. Registration is to take place at 9:15 a.m. Theme of the rally is "Peace in Our Time." A carload of Pontypool ladies is to attend. Kay explained that she had been approached re catering to a July wedding. It was decided, because of the time of year, the ladies preferred not to do the meal. A thank-you note is to be written to the hall board for its donation of $100.00. Ladies were reminded of the Annual Meeting - Jan. 29th - 7:00 p.m. Kay read a closing prayer. An interesting "Match-up" contest followed with Ruth serving a lunch of fruit breads, cheese, squares and coffee. The February meeting is to be held at the home of Frances VanWieringen on Tuesday, Feb. 21st at 1:00 p.m. Frances and Yvonne Fallis are to be in charge of the Devotional and the program. Get well wishes are sent to two local men who have been in and out of Princess Margaret Hospital quite frequently. frequently. Bill Strong and Harold Wilson are both cancer patients. Sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Elmo Gray who passed away suddenly at his home last Monday morning. Funeral service was held in Port Perry on Thursday, Jan. 26th. Vivian Stoldt is in Bowmanville Bowmanville Memorial Hospital following following surgery last Thursday. We all wish Vivian a speedy recovery. Tom and Nettie Aiken visited visited with Nettie's mother, Mrs. Edmonds, last Wednesday. Mrs. Edmonds is in the Rotary Laughlen Retirement Home in Edward St. in Toronto. Our sympathy goes to the Lyte and Timms families on the very sudden passing last Wednesday night of Marlene, wife of Larry Lyte and mother of Jim and Donny, Marlene, 37 years of age, was the daughter of Vera and the late George Timms. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Lifford, on Saturday afternoon. The Annual Congregational Meeting of Pontypool United Church was held last Sunday evening at 7:00 p.m. with eighteen eighteen in attendance. Rev. John Lindsay chaired the meeting with Betty Lou Preston, Congregational Congregational Secretary. The 1983 Annual Report of the Bethany Pontypool Pastoral Charge was covered, with reports handed out to be delivered delivered to all adherents and members of the church. A new motion on the books is that all Financial Reports - U.C.W., M. and S. Fund, Etc. are to be audited. An additional change is that the Sunday School pupils will be given individual church envelopes which will go to the church treasurer, Betty Lou Gilbank. She, in turn, will give money to the Sunday School when required. Mrs. Stacey is to receive a note of thanks for doing the Sunday School books for the last several years. Tentative date for 1984's Anniversary Service is May 6th. Following cookies and tea, Bob Bolton showed slides of different events held in Pontypool and Bethany churches during the past year. High single bowled on Monday was 213 by Toby Arbeau. Jane Guthenberg had the high double 394. In the Friday Night Men's Hockey League, four teams are having a fight to the finish. Going into last week's play, Pontypool, Yelverton and Peterborough's Red Oak Inn were tied with 22 points with Cavan's Buckham Transport following with 16. After Yel- verton's and Pontypool's losses on Friday night, Peterborough Peterborough has again pulled into the lead with Cavan creeping closer. For detailed, informative, informative, interesting and amusing accounts of these Friday night games, read the weekly column by Dean Joncas in the Newcastel Independent. We are glad to report that Jessie Fisk's health is steadily improving. However, Gerald was quite ill over the past weekend. Word was also received received by the Fisks that daughter-in-law, Peggy, of Ottawa, was involved in a car accident recently and has whiplash. Don, Karen and Colin Gilbank of Lindsay were Sunday supper guests of Ruth and Ron Richardson. We extend congratulations from all to Keith Dewar who was installed last Tuesday night as Worshipful Master of Masonic Cedar Lodge No. 270 of Oshawa. Quite an honour for our Man vers Fire Chief! Approximately seventy to eighty girls and boys, along with several adults, enjoyed the skating party on the local j)ond on Sunday afternoon. The Pontypool firemen, sponsors sponsors of the party, gave out piles of hot dogs and buckets of hot chocolate. HAYDON NEWS Miss Charlene Potts as a Girl Guide was one of the group of Guides who visited Simcoe Hall School, in Oshawa, on Friday. Will and Lucy Trewin, Oshawa, were supper guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin and Paul. Miss Carol Lott, Toronto was a weekend visitor with her sister and family, Diane and John Adams. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Lott of Enniskillen, Aunt Clara Lott and her new husband, Toronto, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Adams on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, Grant and 1 Allan, Oshawa, were Sunday dinner guests with Frank and Beth Nielsen and family. Mrs. Jean Slemon, Ruby Trewin, Eileen Blackburn and Blanche Jones joined the Seniors bus trip on Friday to watch the taping of "Guess What" a show seen on CFTO, channel 9 five days a week. The group had dinner at Howard Johnson's Restaurant before going to the television studio. If a person knows the answers - Great - but some of the questions certainly were Guess What. I understand that three former Enniskillen folks The Grant Werry Three were panel guests in the evening on Friday and did quite well although although missing out on the fourth game. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones, and Miss Cora Degeer visited on Thursday afternoon with their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Degeer of Ajax. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Jones, Maureen and Heather were Saturday supper guests with his parents, Jack and Blanche Jones and Sandy. Last Wednesday Katie Laverty celebrated her 11th birthday, Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Compton of Peterborough were the special guests, THURSDAY NIGHT TOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY STANDINGS Bowmanville Golf Hunts Town Sports Castle Playoffs begin Thursday at 8:00 p.m., 1st vs 3rd, 2nd vs 4th. Only one game remains in regular league play, p W L T GF GA Pts. 17 10 3 4 107 72 24 17 6 7 4 78 74 16 1.7 6 9 2 02 90 14 17 5 8 4 80 91 14 Feb. 9 Don't forget the Valentine's Dance, Feb. tickets from member. 11. Get your any league Now this week both Jack with his 7th birthday and Kevin his 10th birthday, are going to keep Mother hopping. Mrs. Diane Exley, Oshawa, was a Friday morning guest of Sylvia Laverty. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laverty and family travelled to Maple Leaf Gardens to watch the Oshawa Generals lose a hockey game to the Marlboros 4 - 3 and had Saturday dinner with Tom and Treasa Kuhne and baby Sylvia of Toronto. Mr. Brian Burton of Oshawa was a Saturday afternoon visitor visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Garrard and family. Steve and Laura Philips, Newcastle were Saturday overnight guests with her mother Mrs. Kay Buttery. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Rusaw, Brighton were Saturday afternoon afternoon guests for coffee with Wayne and Carol Rusaw. Mrs. Mary Spry and Ashley, Toronto were weekend callers of her dad and mom, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts. Mrs. Jean Garrard, Jean Slemon, Blanche Jones, Gladys Potts, Doric Christensen, Christensen, June Trewin and Val Lloyd spent a couple of enjoyable enjoyable hours with Mrs. Bev Cochrane on Wednesday afternoon. afternoon. Mrs. Bev Cochrane and Cindy accompanied Jean Ashton and Beth Nielson, Brenda and Brian for an afternoon afternoon of skating at the Darlington Darlington Arena on Friday. Mrs. Ann Paterson enjoyed a skiing session with friends Monday morning at the Trillium Trillium Valley Ski Area, south of Port Perry, Little Miss Tara Paterson of Oshawa spent a few days with her grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Roy Paterson and Brian, Guests on Friday for supper with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy were Mrs, Susan Noyes, Jeffery and Michelle of Bowmanville. Mrs. Guy Kennedy and friend culled on Mrs, Norma Kennedy, Nick and Brandee on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs, David Atkinson, Atkinson, Indian Road, Toronto were weekend company of her parents Lars and Doric Christensen. Mr, and Mrs. Alf Millson and Mrs, Meta Moffat were supper guests on Sunday with Steve and Cindy Millson and Adam, Mrs. Moffat returned to lier home on Monday after spending spending some time with Alf and Peggy Millson following her stay in the hospital, Ken Hockin of Ken Hockin Real Estate Ltd. was installed as a 1984 Director on the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board on January 19, 1984 at a special ceremony at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Ken, who has been active in organized organized Real Estate, both in our area and in Cobourg, assumes a particularly difficult job this year - he will be Chairman of the Board's Ethical Standards Committee. "I'm looking forward to this job," says Hockin, "but I would be less than honest if I said I wasn't a little apprehensive. apprehensive. Your job as an Ethics Chairman is to maintain complete complete fairness at all times. Complaints, especially those from the public, must be treated treated with total attention and seriousness. At the same time, since our hearings follow the principles of fair play and justice which are fundamental to any free country, everyone, including the accused, must leave the hearing feeling they have had a fair shake." Ken's long experience in Real Estate and his justified reputation as one of the "Statesmen" of the Board will serve him well in this position. Ken joined eleven other Real Estate Practitioners on the Board of Directors of ODREB. This year's President President is Anita Witty of Witty Real Estate Ltd. (Ajax). Mrs. Witty expressed great op timism of the Real Estate ; market in the upcoming year. ; She outlined her goals of edu- " cation, communication and service to the public as the main thrust for ODREB in 1984. "The Real Estate Board exists in order to assist Real Estate agents to give the highest possible level of service service to the public in our community" community" says Mrs. Witty. "I want to do everything possible, possible, through the MLS system, system, through a rigid enforcement enforcement of the code of ethics of our board and through a strong and vital education " program to meet Real Estate Z needs of the Durham Region."- Happenings in Starkville STARKVILLE NEWS On Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Patterson, Orono visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mrs. Jim Stark visited with Mrs. Edna Dobson on Monday afternoon. On Tuesday, Mrs. Grant Silvester, Silvester, Sarnia and her daughter daughter Mrs. David Henry and Brett of Corunna arrived to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. On Wednesday Wednesday afternoon, they were visited by Mrs. Francis Tufford of Newcastle. Mrs. Suzanne Westheuser and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thickson of Elizabeth- ville were Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Joyce Fowler, Elizabethville to celebrate Joyce's birthday. On Wednesday morning, the ladies from around Starkville corner met at the home -of Mrs. Isabelle Trim to work on their crafts. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson Robinson visited Wednesday evening evening with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wood, Peterborough. Mrs. Maurice Hallowell, Canton and Mrs. Ted Stark and Shannon, Knoxville were Wednesday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark and houseguests Donna, Julie and Brett. On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Llew Hallowell visited with Mrs. Edna Dobson. Miss Michelle Pedwell, Newcastle was a Wednesday overnight and Thursday guest of her friend Miss Tammy Farrow and family. Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell Hallowell were Friday luncheon guests of Miss Norma Hallowell, Hallowell, Bowmanville. Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Annie Cathcart of the Sixth Line on the sudden passing of her husband Garland last Wednesday afternoon. A goodly number from Starkville attended the funeral held in Kendal United Church on Saturday afternoon. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark with Mrs, Grant Silvester, Sarnia, and Mrs. David Henry and Brett, Corunna were Thursday Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hallowell and Scott, Canton. On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Brenlon Farrow with Mrs, Harvey Farrow, Crooked Creek visited at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville with Mrs. Dorothy Snowden, Mrs, Iva Farrow and Mrs. Frances Stacey. Mr. Scott Todd and his cousin, Mr. Ian Floury, spent the weekend in Oshawa witli their grandparents Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Scott, Mr, Scott Broome, Bowmanville Bowmanville spent the weekend witli his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Soucli, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather. Miss Deborali Brettell, Ottawa spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brettell and Susan. Miss Sonya Brachvogel, Leskard and Mr. Ross Stutt, Orono spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk, Tanya and Peter. On Saturday the young folks enjoyed the day in Toronto. Mrs. Tony Goorbarry and Audra visited Saturday afternoon afternoon with Mrs. John Windatl, Ellen and Erin. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Todd and Cathy visited Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd_ were Saturday supper and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow, Newton- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pearce and Chris, Orono visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Todd, Jamie and Billy. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Leanne Luxton, Brandon and Shannon, Bowmanville visited Mr. and Mrs/ Alvin Souch and family. On Friddy, Mrs. Peter Da Costa flew to Florida to spend two weeks holidaying there with a friend from Edmonton, Alberta. Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wood and family of Peterborough on the sudden passing of their son, Mr. Gerald Middleton, Peterborough. Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson Robinson were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quantrill, Elizabethville. Elizabethville. 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