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! Local members of a Garden Garden Club formed in Nestle- ton area enjoyed a very scenic bus trip early this week to Niagara Falls area. Some 40 - 50 members and friends toured the falls area to view eight acres of lilacs, the floral clock and enjoyed lunch at a restaurant overlooking overlooking the Horsehoe Falls, more scenery, and topped the day off with dinner at the former Prudhome Restaurant Restaurant on the way home. Mrs. Audrie Brown, Mrs. Hazel Gray, Mary and Balfour Balfour Moore were those from our Yelverton community who attended. Congratulations are extended extended to a popular couple in our area - Linda and Ian Page who were married in Yelverton United Church on Saturday. Best wishes are extended to the newlyweds newlyweds for many years of happily married life. Miss Betty Whittaker of Hamilton is currently spending a few days with her niece and hubby, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm. Mr. Denis Fransky preached an interesting sermon on Sunday morning to a smaller than usual congregation. congregation. His sermon was based on a practical appli- Yelverton News Retiring CHS Principal Honored at Party The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 30,1984 11 cation of the Bible story of the five loaves and the seven fishes (or was that seven loaves and five fishes) -- (the first "fish and chip" joint). Anyhow, it was pretty good. Pleased to see Mrs. Thora Gray able to be out and around again and to see Mrs. Dilling of Cadmus join our congregation as well. Sorry to learn that Mrs. Eric . Capstick of Lindsay has been hospitalized and wish Vera improved health from her friends in this community. This week the Yelverton U.C.W. are scheduled to tour Mother Jackson's factory factory in Port Perry, hold their meeting and enjoy a dinner out this Thursday, May 31st. Details later. In the coming events, communion and baptism will be held on the Janet- ville charge on Father's Day, June 17th. Local residents residents are also invited to the 25th Anniversary of a former minister, Mr. Bill Fritz, now of Colliers St. United Church of Barrie on Sun., June 24, 2 - 5 p.m. Flowers were placed in Yelverton United Church on Sunday morning in memory memory of a former resident and Real Estate FOR RENT Industrial or Storage and Office Space 'at the R.M. Hollingshead building from 100 to 50,000 sq. ft. Will partition to suit tenants. Very reasonable. Call 623-9461 or 623-5828 REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker 99 King St. E., Bowmanville Telephone 623-3911 LINDSAY AREA -- 3 bedroom mobile home with 4 pc. bath & broadloom, in Fleetwood Park south of town, asking $24,900. MINK LAKE -- 3 bedroom furnished cottage with furnace on large waterfront lot. BOWMANVILLE -- immaculate 3 bedroom backsplit home with extra large family room, fireplace, new broadloom, paved drive & fenced yard. Close to school, hospital & shopping, asking $73,900. BOWMANVILLE -- compact 2 bedroom semi with dining room, new furnace, updated roof & insulation. Very central, asking $40,500. NEWTONVILLE -- 23 acres with some commercial' frontage on Hwy. 2. Proposed plan of V» acre development lots, asking $99,000. ORONO AREA -- solid brick 10 room Century home with lovely decor on 5 manicured acres with spring fed pond, inground pool and many extras. House has 4 bedrooms, family room, games room, pine & oak floors. Truly country living at its best! benefactor - the late Miss Emma Headers whose memory our church congregation congregation is pleased to perpetuate. perpetuate. On Sunday afternoon a gathering of relatives and friends was held at the home of Jane and Marti Malcolm, King St., Omemee in honor of their daughters - Dionne Martina's first birthday. A pleasant social afternoon was enjoyed by those present. Also sharing the honors of observing birthdays were Jane's father, Peter Connolly of Bobcaygeon and Master Donald Skinkle (aged 11) of Campbellford. Among those attending the birthday birthday party for our favorite redhead Dionne, her grandpa, Peter Connolly, and cousin Donald, were - Mrs. A. Austin of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connolly, of Bobcaygeon, Norma and Don Skinkle, Donald and Carrie of Campbellford, Susan and Dwight Reitzma of Peterborough, Mrs. Jackie Jackie Evans of Scarborough, Mitzi and Bob Fick (and Molson) of Pickering, Mona Malcolm of Pickering, Mr. Ronald Sharman of Linday, and Grandma and Grandpa Malcolm, Corrie and Harvey Harvey Malcolm of Yelverton. Welcome Friday evening guests at Malconia were Bridgette and Walter Raez of Brooklin and friends Emmy and Hardy of Pene- tang, who joined us in attending attending a dance party at Lindsay Legion Hall. Reserve Friday, June 8th for Yelverton's Pork Bar- beque and watch next week's coming events for details of the event. Y Durham YMCA Daycamp Registration for Enniskillen Daycamp on Wed., June 6th 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Bowmanville High School Cafeteria ,, £]pr more information, phone Durham Region YMCA at 433-1463 BANNER PASSANT REAL ESTATE LIMITED 161 King Street Best, Bowmanville Member Broker 623-6121 HOUSE OFTHEWEEK 'à* : £ : :ÿ:sàiÿ. STARTER OR RETIREMENT -- 2 bedrooms, full unspoiled basement, garage, 75' x 132' lot. Asking $43,900. HOCKIN \ - . r PfÊmt yi# tfrm : PM. HOCKIN REAL ESTATE LTD. 123 KING ST. EAST bowmanville Telephone 623-4115 MARY LOU MINTZ MORGANDALE CRESCENT -- Tastelully decorated, brick and aluminum two- storey, family room with fireplace and walkout, rec room with bar, attached garago, paved drive. $84,900.00. M.L.S, 10-ACRE HORSE FARM - Orono area. 3 bedroom bungalow, Cathedral ceilings, stone fireplace, huge sundeck with southern exposure, 30' x 40' steel horse barn. Excellent value at $99,900.00. M.L.S. CHANTEL COURT -- Four bedroom, two storey, brick and aluminum home, main floor family room with fireplace and walkout to back yard. Ideal family home on quiet residential court. $76,900.00. M.L.S. LIBERTY STREET -- 3 bedroom, 1 V: storey, trame house, 60' x 132' lot, comtorlable living close to all amenities, $57,500.00. Efl l U TO ONTARIO STREET - Neat, lour bedroom soml, largo kllchon, partly llnlshod bnsomonl, loncod yard with abovo-ground pool and dock, $56,500.00. M.L.S. Mndololno Williams,. Marg Bain Brian Cascagnollo... Darrel Dovolln ... 987-4235 ,. .623-2661 ,. ,623-7430 .,.983-5017 BOWMANVILLE -- 8 acre estate. Custom built, Iwo storey, brick house, lour bedrooms, oak staircase, 8 scenic acres with barn and pond close to town. $174,900.00. M.L.S. COUNTRY HOME -- Nowtonvillo area. 3 bedroom, brick bungalow, partly finished basomont with walkout, 10 sconlc, partly wooded acres. Ideal lor horses, $89,900.00. M.L.S. 42.5 ACRES -- Graham Crook crosses Ihls properly ol mixed bush cast ol Orono, 3 bedroom, ranch bungalow, attached garago, 24' x 32' stool shod. Asking $135,000,00 and vendor will hold tomclnaiiLL0%Jvl.L£L Claudo Dykslra. Bonnlo Fabur,. Joan Fry Pat Marjorrison PROSPECT STREET -- 3 bedroom bungalow In good residential area, single» dotached garago, largo lot. $49,900.00. M.L.S. .623-2423 . ,433-0176 .. 987-4922 .. 623-2470 Liz Moado Bob Slovens.,. Jack Blcard Mary Lou Mintz. . 576-5502 . 623-3090 . 433-0036 . 576-3265 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PROCLAMATION Town of Newcastle's 10th Anniversary -and- Province of Ontario's Bicentennial Commemorative Coin as Trade Dollar The Mayor and Members of Council invite the business community and residents of the Town of Newcastle to enter into the spirit of the Town's 10th Anniversary and the Province's Bicentennial celebrations, by participating in the distribution and use of the commemorative trade dollar in the Town of Newcastle during the period from May 15th to July 31 st, 1984. DATED'at the Town of Newcastle this 15th day of May, 1984. Garnet B. Rickard, Mayor Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Date of Publication Wed., May 30,1984 THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM '84 Elementary programs for grades 1 - 8 in enrichment and remedial; grades 4 - 8 in computer and French. Secondary programs in new credit and credit make-up in most courses, also computer. Program outlines and registration forms are available at all schools. Courses w sufficient. Deadlines: Enquiries: be offered where enrolments and staffing are Secondary : New credit - June 8,1984 Elementary: June call school principal orthe summerschool principal/co-ordinator Secondary Locations: Port Hope High School • J.L. Williams, S.S. Principal Dennis Keiser, Admin. Assistant (416) 885-6346 Bowmanville High School J,L. Taylor, S.S, Principal Rita Carlson, Admin. Assistant (416) 987-4771 Elementary Locations: C.R. Gummow Public School, Cobourq Howard Jordan Public School, Port Hope Mr. Gunn, S.S. Co-ordinator (416) 372-6871 Waverley Public School, Bowmanville B. Harris, S.S, Co-ordinator (416) 263-2252 Limited transportation will be available. uiUltOIHUII, UU>Y JllUill 111c, ludj OU, J.C7 Lawn Bowling Back in the Swing Vorman Smith Cartwright High School principal Gord Paisley will officially retire this year after heading the school for 30 years. Mr. Paisley plans to teach an alternate education program, instructing drop-outs and adult students who wish to further their education. Mr. Paisley will be succeeded by Mr. Jim Musselman, presently vice-principal of Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa. Mr. Paisley is shown above with this year's Cartwright Queen, Norma-Jean New- bold. By Norman Smith Lawn Bowling got off to a good start on Sunday afternoon, afternoon, May 27, when 24 players enjoyed the first event of the season-two jitneys of six ends each - at The Greens, corner of Queen and Temperance Streets, Bowmanville. The game was preceded by a business meeting at which the President, Peter Bathgate, presided. The financial position position was reviewed by the Treasurer, Bryan Hughes, and plans for the coming season made known to the members. Following the games, more than 35 members enjoyed a sumptuous pot-luck supper at which the culinary skills of our female members were again in evidence - the food was much too tempting for those of us who are, or should be, on diets! A notice of the times and terms of play here in Bowmanville Bowmanville appears elsewhere in this edition of The Canadian Statesman but in case you missed it we repeat the details with a warm welcome to any who would like to participate in.a game of skill that offers moderate exercise in a friendly friendly atmosphere. Just the thing during the summer for you avid alley-bowlers and curlers! Bowling every evening at 7 p.m.; jitneys Tuesdays and Thursdays. Dues: Men $35; Women $25. Young persons under 17 $5. For further information information telephone Peter Bathgate Bathgate at 623-3917 or Bryan Hughes at 623-6799. The writer hopes to report on lawn bowling activities for most of the present season but in any case is more than Police Briefs A suspect who had been making threats with a gun I was arrested in the early hours of Monday morningin Newtonville. Durham Regional Police were called to the scene at approximately midnight Sunday. A gun and six other rifles were seized when police arrested arrested a 20-year-old suspect. suspect. He is charged with possession of a dangerous weapon and possession of narcotics. Durham Regional police were investigating the theft of a giant Canadian flag from the site of the sales office office for the Wilmot Creek Cove adult retirement community community last week. The missing flag was reported reported to police on Satur- 1 day, May 26. It measures 20 feet by 40 feet. Sylvester the Cat has been stolen. Durham Regional Police report that a feline lawn ornament ornament resembling the cat disappeared from a Duke St. residence in Bowmanville Bowmanville in the early morning hours of Friday, May 25. Three white cement rabbits were also reported stolen on Hunt St. the same day. There are no suspects. Damage was estimated at $7,000 when a car belonging to a Toronto. resident swerved to avoid hitting an animal and overturned. Durham Regional police say no charges were laid against the driver, Leonard J. Swain, of Scarborough. The accident occurred Sunday, May 27, at9:30p.m. The theft of a 1978 Chevrolet Chevrolet El Camino was reported reported early Saturday, May 26. The vehicle is missing from a residence on Payne St., Newtonville. content to leave the task to the one and only Morgan whose gracious comments on the writer's efforts are greatly appreciated. Congratulations are in order to skip Clarence Oke, Ross Hall and Stuart Carson who won the sixth annual Gord MacMillan Memorial Tournament Tournament in Oshawa recently. They had three wins with a score of 57 to win the Gen-Auto Shippers trophy. 1984 CAR DRAW WINNERS Knights of Columbus Council #6361 Bowmanville Arthritis Society Local proceeds go to Bowmanville Hospital Building Fund 1984 Cutlass Ray Forget, Cornwall, Ontario 1984 Dodge Thomas Payton, Dalkeith, Ontario 1984 Torino Edith Hockinson, Oakville, Ontario 1984 Mustang Ody Argenta, Niagara Falls, Ontario 1984 Alliance Earl Thereber, Raeth, Ontario It's a blooming pity .. but most good things must come to an end. After 19 years of providing our customers with super salads, beautiful barbeques, and tasty treats, we would like to let you know that we are no longer growing tomatoes, won't make the best of salacjs but will still add that colorful touch to your table, fresh from our greenhouses. Thank you, people of Bowmanville, for your many years of support. Feel free to come and visit our greenhouses and browse through our colorful beds of blossoms. Mostert Greenhouses R.R. #4, Bowmanville 623-5872 Only available in Bowmanville you say... pity. WARKWORTH CHEESE HOUSE and ICE CREAM PARLOUR (Hwy. 115, Newcastle, at DX station) Telephone 987-4339 SPECIALS Onion Cheese... $5.97 Vegetable Thins, Wheat Thins, Plain Bits and Bites, Cheese Bits and Bites Crackers $ 1. 39 $2.71 lb. kg. CHEDDAR CHEESE EVERYDAY LOW, LOW PRICES Mild ($6.27 kg.)$2.85 lb. Medium ($6.59 kg.) $2.99 lb. Old ($7.19 kg.) $3.27 lb. Extra Old ($7.79 kg.) $3.54 lb. HOURS: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon., Tues., Wed. 9-7; Thurs. 9-9; k Fri. 9-10; Sat. 8-6; Sun. 9-9 . THE WALLPAPER CENTRE BRINGS BACK THEIR FABULOUSSALE! Buy One Get One 1 'ON A BEAUTIFUL IN STOCK SELECTION* 'NEVER PAY FULL RETAIL PRICES AGAIN* THE WALLPAPER CENTRE OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NINE OSHAWA 140SimcoeSt. S. |(JustS, of John St.) 579-1655 AJAX 1313 Harwood Ave. N. (Just N. of Hwy. 401) 686-0719 SCÂI 553 Markham Rd. (Just S. of Lawrence)! 431-4458 H1111III1111MHHII11TT