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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 11,1984 5 Item of Interest ] Legion p ee Wees Enjoying Season Mrs. David Aldread, well known R.N. got the greatest surprise playing bridge on Wednesday, July 4th, when she got a grand slam; five clubs, ace high; five spades, ace high; ace of diamonds and ace and seven of hearts. She dealt the cards herself. vices Planning Board as a representative of Ward three. Lorraine Love is also a member member of this committee. Sunday noon dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z. Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muir, Miss Amanda, Emily, Master Mathew Muir, Bailie- boro. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Adams, Oshawa, and Mrs. Neta Wheeler, Cambridge, were Friday dinner guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Z. Adams at the Capri Restaurant, Restaurant, Bowmanville. Mrs. Dorothy Lethangue and Mr. Peter Krawey were also supper guests of their uncle and aunt, the Adams. Whitby's new "tour" train began operating on July 3. For 25 cents, tourists or residents can take a one and one-half hour ride around Whitby in a tractor drawn vehicle. The train carries 18 passengers and will leave the centre at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday to Friday. Passengers will view various historic sites during their ride. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Brown (nee Joyce Prout) and son Dean enjoyed a holiday visiting relatives and friends in Bowmanville. They also spent a few days with her parents at their cottage at Balson Lake and returned home to Fackawic, New Brunswick through Vermont and Maine. Polka Dot Door Live, adapted adapted from the popular TV Ontario children's television series, will be presented free of charge at Bowmanville Library on Friday, July 13th, from 3:00 - 4:00 p.m., in a brand new bilingual show featuring featuring Marigold, Humpty Dumpty, Bear, Minou and of course Polkaroo. Woodlock, Jeff Doiron, Chad Dempster, Colin Stephenson, Cecil Zander, Derek Duczmalewski, John Milovick, Matt Vacharesse, Jason Shannon, Jeff Laird, Jeremy McWilliams, Dave Hits 1 14 7 8 6 21 17 10 8 10 9 5 5 16 12 7 7 4 3 8 8 0 3 3 0 Enter the Old Fashioned Baking Contest to be held Saturday, July 14th at the Newcastle Community Hall by phoning Pauline Storks 987-4253 or Jean Rickard 987- 4822. The winners of prizes at the July 1st Canada Day Celebrations, Celebrations, sponsored by the Bowmanville Museum, and held at Port Darlington Marina were: Miss Faye Logan - Best Scottish Costume, prize donated by Rickaby's: Mr. and Mrs. L. Guy - Best Adult Costumes, prizes donated by Toronto Dominion Bank. Mrs. Jack Gardon - runner-up, prize donated by Bowmanville Museum. "Sesqui Squawkers" (Carol and Colleen Orr) - Canoe Race, prizes donated by Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum and Highland Beverages. Name unknown - Dinghy Race, prize donated by Bowmanville Museum and Highland Beverages. Winners in the children's "Costumes from Around the World" were: one dressed in Scottish Costume - Amy Logan. One dressed in Japanese Costume - Kim Perkins. One dressed in Pioneer Costume - name unknown. Prizes in this category were donated : by Highland Beverages and Bowmanville Museum. The Tall Ships will dock at Cobourg Harbour on Tuesday, July 24th and depart on Thursday, July 26th. Everyone Everyone in the area is invited to come and view this spectacle. Plan now to attend the Bowmanville Lions Carnival this Friday, July 13th at the Lions Centre. Next Saturday, July 14th, the Newcastle Lions Club will hold their annual carnival, Parents Without Partners, meet Thursday, July 12th, 19th and 26th in St. George's Anglican Church, Oshawa, at 8 p.m. The Education Committee of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education has reviewed an evaluation report from Clarke High concerning concerning the semestering system which has now been in place at the school for the past Iwo years. It is stated in the Education Committee minutes minutes that the semestering system system at Clarke High School has been most successful and has been fully endorsed by staff, students and parents. Last week a motion was passed by council appointing William Tomlinson to the Newcastle Community Ser- Gencral Motors of Canada announces the 1984 summer vacation schedule for the Oshawa Plant. Plants will be closed for two weeks commencing commencing as follows: Car Assembly - Oshawa - Plant No. 1 ("B") - August 13 and August 20, 1984, Plant No. 2 ("A") - July 23 and July 30, 1984. Truck Assembly Oshawa - Shift No. 1 - July 23 and July 30, 1984, Shift No. 2 - August 6 and August 13, 1984. Fabrication Plants - Oshawa - Battery Plant - Shift No. 1 - July 23 and July 30, 1984; Battery Plant - Shift No. 2 - August 6 and August 13, 1984; Radiator - July 30 and August 6, 1984; R.I.M. - Shift No. 1 - July 23 and July 30, 1984, Shift No. 2 - August 6 and August 13, 1984; Consoles - July 23 and July 30, 1984; Stamping, Plastics, Instrument Clusters - Individual schedules. 151 Years of Community Service £>t. JToiju's Anglican Cfjutcl) Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Sunday, July 15th, 1984 TRINITY IV 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion Sunday School & Nursery Rector - The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. - The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley A luncheon in appreciation of the Town of Newcastle crossing guards was held at King's Gardens last Friday afternoon. Each crossing guard received a special appreciation pin and a gift of gold earrings was awarded to Marjorie Bates who was named Crossing Guard of the Year. Mayor Rickard (left) and By-law enforcement officer Brian Irwin watch as Marjorie tries on her new jewellery. Councillor Replies to Story A local band "Nostalgia" braved wintery winds last Saturday to entertain the crowds at the U.A.W. picnic held in Oshawa. Band members members are Rick Vallieres, Debbie Pasco, Larry Goodwin, Goodwin, Colin Knight, Bill Piel and Light and Sound Technician Technician Butch Tobias. The Town of Newcastle Newcastle receives more than any other municipality from the Ganaraska Region Region Conservation Authority, Authority, according to Ward Three local councillor, councillor, Ted Woodyard. "We wouldn't want to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs," said Councillor Woodyard. He noted that Newcastle's Newcastle's share of the GRCA funds for this year is $61,387. The next largest amount of money going to any one municipality is $5,237 from Hope Township. Councillor Woodyard made these remarks in reply to a comment from Councillor Hamre who suggested last week that too much of the Authority's total budget is spent on "cosmetic" programs such as grass-cutting Service Club Lobb Bell LEGION BRANCH 178 On Saturday the Legion Lobb Ball teams squared off in what is the Tom Pearson Cup. The Spartons had very little trouble by defeating the Raiders by a score of 13 to 6. Both teams would like to thank the president of the branch, Bill Rose, for throwing throwing the first pitch, and special thanks to the president of the two Lobb Ball teams Doug Walton for doing a superb job of umpiring behind the plate. Jim Connell Soccer News Minor Bantam - Mon. July 16th - Bow. London Life at Ajax Warriors. Minor Mosquito - Wed. July 11th - Bow. United at Whitby Iroquois. Major Mosquito - Tues. July ^ 17th - Bow. Edvan Realty at Peterborough Lions. Minor Mosquito - Thurs. July 12th - Ajax Warriors at Bow. State Contractors. GIRLS SOCCER Pee Wee - Tues. July 17th - " Pee Wee San Marinos at Ajax Warriors Major. Atom - Tues. July 17th - Brooklin at Dennison Mfg. HOUSE LEAGUE GAMES Pee Wee - Tues. July 17th - Tyrone at Hampton; (Bow.) Blizzard at Orono; Newcastle at Bow. United. Mosquito - Mon. July 16th - Kinsmen at Tyrone I; (Bow.) Mary Browns at (Bow.) Langes; Newcastle I at Hampton; Orono at Newcastle II. Atom "A" - Wed. July 11th - Marketplan at Tyrone; (Bow.) Toy Box at Orono I; Tues. July 17th - Hampton at Marketplan; Wed. July 18th - Tyrone at (Bow.) Toy Box; (Bow.) D & R at Orono I. Atom "B"-Wed. July 11th - Solina at Wolves (Bow.); Orono II at Ont. Ilydço (Bow.); (Bow.) Rangers at Newcastle. Squirt - Thurs. July 12th - T : ' Hampton at Rice Construction; Construction; Orono II at Tyrone; (Bow,) Roy Nichols at Orono 1; (Bow.) Tim's at J & J (Bow.). Tykes - Thurs. July 12th - (Bow.) Falcons at Hampton; Tyrone at Orono. rather than conservation. conservation. Although Councillor Woodyard was not at last week's committee meeting where the comments comments were made, he noted that they were reported reported in the press. Councillor Hamre replied replied to Councillor Woodyard that the Ganaraska Conservation Conservation Authority spends over $20,000 per year on maintaining parks. "I feel thier mandate, should be conservation, conservation, not cosmetics to local parks," she said. The issue surfaced when council approved an expenditure of $2500 for stone gabions to shore up portions of the Wins Scholarship Scholarships have been awarded by United Cooperatives Cooperatives of Ontario (UCO) to outstanding graduates of this province's agricultural colleges. Each of the recipients of the $175 scholarship was chosen because of UCO's continuing program of recognizing "excellence in leadership and responsibility" among young persons in Ontario. Presentations were made at each recipient's graduation by a member of UCO's Board of Directors. This year Wayne Yellowlees of Solina, a graduate of the University of Guelph, was a winner of one of the scholarships. Wayne has obtained his diploma in agriculture, specializing in business. creek in the Orono Park. The work is to be done with assistance from the Authority, but the town will pay for the project because the Authority Authority does not have the money. Councillor Hamre suggestd that if fewer dollars were spent on "cosmetic" maintenance maintenance of parks, then perhaps the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority would have' the funds it needs to do the required work in Orono. The Bowmanville Pee Wee Legion All-Stars are enjoying a very successful season this year, winning 8 and losing 4 as of the past weekend of regular league play. Coached by Gary Milovick and assisted by Brad Bamsey, the Pee Wee win-loss record against other teams in their league is as follows: Bowmanville 5, Belleville 4; Bowmanville 7, Belleville 6; Bowmanville 13, Port Hope 5; Bowmanville 6, Port Hope 16; Bowmanville 11, Kingston 0; Bowmanville 20, Kingston 5;. Bowmanville 5, Whitby 4; Bowmanville 7, Whitby 6; Bowmanville 8, Ajax 10; Bowmanville 4, Peterborough 5; Bowmanville 4, Peterborough 7; Bowmanville 13, Cobourg 2. Games remaining in the schedule are an away game with Ajax on July 13, a home game at Memorial Park with Cobourg on July 17 and a back- to-back away and home series with Oshawa on July 23 and 24th at Memorial Park. On June 16, the Pee Wees went to the Cobourg Annual Pee Wee Tournament, but came up flat and lost both games to Kingsway by a score of 8-0 and to Cobourg 6-5 in an error filled contest. The following Wednesday, TOMORROW'S FORESTS... 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"--3S 3 RBI BA 3 13 .333 3 .235 7 .428 10 .217 5 .277 3 Should they win here, they will enter the Legion Divisional Playoffs on July 28. For little league baseball fans, note that the EOBA Pee Wee League playoffs will be held in Bowmanville during the Civic holiday weekend in August this year. For those of you who aren't off to the cottage or on holidays, come down and watch some excellent little league baseball. .178 14 .355 6 .184 .160 .444 .187 '•pïf. m ' '-'-M if •• ro* 1 ■ I 1 •Il ' I ■ w X , * i •-- _ 4 a M' ■. ■ 5*hj6e* T however, the boys got their revenge on Cobourg by crushing them 13-2 in Cobourg. On July 14, the Pee Wees will play in the Oshawa area Legion Tournament held at Lakeside Park in Oshawa. ■\ A ■m Home of the Fuel Economy Car MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-6828 SSSsiSp U I :1 JÉ id! 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