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I Items of Interest Carrie Schumacher 12, of 17 Holgate Crescent, Bnwinau- ville lias recently rel urned from Ottawa with 11 plaques representing her fabulous talent on the steel and electric guitars. Carrie competed against the best from all over Ontario and Quebec at the annual Music Festival held in I he historic and beautiful selling of the Hotel Laurier. Carrie has been studying since she was six years old with Tom Barnes of Peterborough Peterborough and Keith Hunt of Oshawa and Bowmanvillc. Congratulations to Carrie. After 4(i years of business in Port Perry, Sam and Ann Levinson will be vacating their familiar store on Queen Street in a few weeks. The popular couple were honored by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce at a special farewell farewell dinner. Over 60 old friends and business acquaintances attended the dinner held at Emiel's Place. Fellowship Baptist Church Courtice, Ontario Location: Courtice Secondary School SUNDAY SERVICE 10:00 a.m. Family Bible Service 11:00 a.m. Bible Ministry For more information phone: 579-4523 TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John Peter», B.A., B.D. Rev. Arthur AnWihr, B.A., B.D. Church at Division SI. Minister Assistant Minister Music Director Office 623-3138 Blue Jeans Sunday School 10 a.m. 10a.m.- WORSHIP SERVICE Summer Series "Attractive Christianity" No. 7 - "LOVING" Nursery Care Provided The members of Tdnity Congregation will be worshipping at St. Paul's Church during the month of August. 151 Years of Community Service â>t. fofjti's Anglican Ctiurcf) Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Sunday, July 29th, 1984 TRINITY VI 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 Oshawa Free Methodist Church Durham Regional chairman, chairman, Garry Herrema has announced announced that he will seek the Liberal nomination in Ontario for the federal election to beheld beheld September 4. Mr. Herrema will face a challenge from Gwen Mowbray, Mowbray, a veteran Liberal party worker, when the nomination meeting is held July 25 at Pickering High School. She is the wife of riding association president Milton Mowbray. The Internationally renowned renowned Fort Henry Guard will be taking part in Lindsay's Homecoming Weekend "Bicentennial "Bicentennial Parade on Bands" Saturday, July 28,1984. Over 80 members of the Guard will perform a number of authentic military exercises exercises dating back to the British Army of 1867. These include a foot and arms drill and battle tactics; the precision precision drill which displays the orders and movements of the drill and battle tactics; the music of the fife and drum band and color party. The "Parade of Bands" features features a series of marching bands, which will assemble on Lindsay St. S. and proceed up Kent St. to Victoria Park, continuously from 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 28th. The 1984 Warriors' Day Parade will be held on Saturday, Saturday, August 18, 1984 at the Canadian National Exhibition, starling at 10:30 a.m. Again, the distribution of the free admission tickets to the C.N.E. on Warriors' Day will be by mail. Individual veterans must write requesting requesting for tickets and enclose a STAMPED, SELF- ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO: Ticket Chairman, Warriors' Warriors' Day Council, P.O. Box 882, Station - "K", Toronto, Ontario, M4P 2E0. Applicants are also requested requested to give proof of their military military service, personal number, and the name of their unit. The tickets will be issued only to Canadian and Allied veterans or members of the Canadian Armed Forces (Regular-Reserves), exmembers exmembers of the Canadian Armed Forces, Allied Forces, widows of veterans and their immediate families. There will be no tickets issued at the C.N.E. on Warriors' Warriors' Day f Trull's Road South in Courtice ( 1 /a mile south of #2 Highway) 9:45 a.m. - Christian Education Hour 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship Service We welcome our new pastor REV. VIC STONEHOUSE 6:00 p.m. - Evening Service : Pastor Stonehouse speaking at both services -- A Special Welcome to All -- "The Friendly Family Church That Cares" r BAHA'I FAITHH If thine eye be turned towards towards mercy, forsake the things that profit thee, and cleave to that which will profit mankind. And if thine eyes be turned toward toward Justice, choose thou, for thy neighbour, that which thou chooseth for thyself. P.O. Box 36, ^ Bowmanville j Library Holds Sidewalk Book Sale Pontypool The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1984 5 Receives Doctorate Not all of the activities at the downtown sidewalk sale were confined to the merchants. The Bowmanville Library also held a giant book sale in the library's basement auditorium. There were hundreds of books of every description. description. Shown here, with the children's book table, are Carissa, Deanna and Stephanie Harper. Pillow-case decorating was the craft featured on Thursday, July 19, at the Bowmanville Library. Here, Melanee Vandermolen displays the colorful finished product. Soccer News The Reverend M. Robin Thomson is the new minister of Hampton United Church. It has been announced that the 1984 Central Canada "C" Circuit Championships for Drum and Bugle Bands will be held at Oshawa Civic Fields on Sunday, July 29th) starting at 1:30 p.m. Meetings of the Pine Ridge Chapter of the Parents Without Without Partners will be held on Thursday, August 2nd - 9th - 16th - 23rd and 30th at 8 p.m. in St. George's Anglican Church, 51 Centre St. S., Oshawa. The Town Hall Theatre, Cobourg, presents The C'obourg Summer Theatre in the grand Concert Hall, Victoria Victoria Hall, which began July 24th and runs until September 2nd. The season opener is Little Mary Sunshine. For information information phone 416-372-0710. The Bowmanville Christian Women's Club held a dessert and coffee meeting on Tuesday, Tuesday, July 24, at the Lions Centre, 26 Beecli Avenue, Bowmanville. The theme of the meeting was "Summertime," "Summertime," with Lucille Hoover giving a talk about cut flower arranging. Special music was summer sounds sung by Alla- nah Coles. Corrie Hubert from \\ illowdalc was the speaker for the evening. July 16 - Hampton Mosquitoes Mosquitoes hosted Newcastle I at Darlington Pitch. An action packed game resulted in a final score of 7 - 4 in favor of Newcastle I. Hampton goals: Shawn McFadyen - 3, David Hartford - 1. Newcastle I goals: Gordon Sikma -1, Chris Hall - 5, Rickie Burns -1. July 17 L Pee Wees were at home to Tyrone. Tyrone scored two quick goals in the first minutes of play, but balance of first half and most of the second, both teams played equally well. Towards the latter part of the game, Tyrone resumed scoring. Hampton had several excellent excellent opportunities but was unable unable to score. Final score - Tyrone - 5, Hampton - 0. Tyrone goals: F. Canonico - 2, S. Ridge - 2, M. Doyle -1. July 17 - Atoms travelled to Courtice High to meet Market- plan from Bowmanville. Hampton team played well and controlled the play most of the time. The final outcome of a 3-3 tie was not really indicative of the game. Hampton Hampton goals: Brandon Osmond - 1, Richard Bateman - 1, Neil Gerrits -1. Marketplan goals: Ken Ryan -1, Adrian Flonk -1, MarkWittackcr-1. July 19 - Squirts met Newcastle Newcastle at Hampton Pond. Both teams performed well. Final score 2-1 in favor of New castle. Hampton goal: Danny Martin - 1. Newcastle goals: Shawn Stephenson - 2. July 20 - Squirts played an exhibition game with Durham Paving from Oshawa. An entertaining game played partly in the rain resulted in a score of 3-2 for Durham Paving. Hampton goals: Danny Martin -1, Jamie Mercer Mercer -1. Soccer News Minor Bantam Monday, July 30 - Ajax Warriors at Bowmanville London Life. Minor Mosquito Wednesday, July 25 - Ajax Warriors at Bowmanville United. Major Mosquito Tuesday, July 31 - Edvan Realty at Whitby Iroquois. Minor Pee Wee Thursday, August 2 - Whitby Iroquois at Bowmanville State Contractors. Atom "B" Wednesday, July 25 - Orono II at Bowmanville Rangers. Bowmanville Wolves 'at Newcastle. Thursday, July 26 - Tyrone at Hampton. Bowmanville Roy Nichols at Newcastle. Orono I at Bowmanville Tim's Rent-All. Bowmanville Rice Construction at Orono II. Tykes Thursday, July 26 - Orono at Bowmanville Hawks. ■nMMMM DON FREW & SONS LTD. R.R.l NESTLET0N 986-5568 or 986-5238 AGENTS FOR ONTARIO WINTER WHEAT *We will be receiving wheat as an Agent for the Ontario Winter Wheat Marketing Board for the 1984 Crop. 'Grains - Bought & Sold 'Grain Drying 'Tractor-trailer Scales weight up to 80 Metric Tonne vi vt DON FREW 4 SONS LTD. U'- v Hwy. U * Poil Perry 4 Miles North eisl ol Nesllelon OR 7 Miles West ol Hwy, 35 on Rejional Road No. 57 Donald Joseph Childs, son of Don and Vera Childs of Bowmanville recently graduated from the University of Hull, England, with a Ph.D. in English Literature. Don and his wife Janet are moving to Calgary this September where Don will be taking up a postdoctoral research fellowship at the Calgary Institute for the Humanities at The University of Calgary. And Area News I would like to correct an item in last week's paper. Two Pontypool men elected to positions in UAW Local 222 were Tom Hoar and Bruce Adams -- not Alldread. The recent service in Bal- lyduff Presbyterian Church was well attended with Susan Swann taking the service service in her father's absence. Mrs. Ernestine Robinson presided at the organ. Susan will again be in the pulpit on Sunday, August 19th. Hank and Kay Tenhaaf have recently had relatives from Holland visiting with them. Stuart and Sharon Strong of Regina spent two weeks with Stuart's parents, Gordon Gordon and Winnie Strong and also visited with other relatives relatives in area while here. This was a surprise visit as Stuart and Sharon arrived quite unexpectedly. While here, they were visited twice, by their eldest daughter, Lynda, who is employed employed in Toronto. Last Thursday Frances Van Wieringen, Grace Fal- lis and Ruth Richardson spent an enjoyable day at the Van Wieringen cottage in Fenelon Falls. A barbecue was held recently recently at the home of Murray Murray and Helen Logan for Paul Smith of Bethany and his fiance. Paul, youngest son of Kay and Gordon Smith, and grandson of Nellie Nellie and Joe McCullough, is to be married next Saturday in Whitby. George and Bessie Van- Dam were in Welland for the weekend and were guests at the Saturday wedding wedding of a friend. The local firemen held a lobb ball tournament over the weekend with proceeds going towards equipment for the Pontypool Fire Hall. In the championship game on Sunday afternoon, it was the Pontypool Evergreens versus the Jade Gardens Blues with the latter winning winning by a 22 - 3 score. Each team received a trophy, cash, and each member of the Blues took home a cooler bag while each of the Evergreens received a glass. The prize money was $250 and $150. At Peggy Joe's Snack Bar, fresh baked goods may now be purchased by the public. Last Friday, Everett A. Mitchell passed away in Moosomin, Saskatchewan. The late Mr. Mitchell was residing with his son, Oswald, Oswald, and had previously lived at Ballyduff for many of his eighty-nine years. His widow, Martha, is in the Strathaven Nursing Home, Bowmanville. They have a family of four - Oswald, Porter, Porter, Jeanne and Doris. Burial Burial will be from the Mackey Funeral Home, Lindsay, on Tuesday with burial in Ballyduff Ballyduff Cemetery. Tom and Kathy Badluk are currently on a holiday trip to the Maritime provinces. provinces. Bernard Neals was admit ted to Sunnybrook Hospital early Sunday morning. We wish him a speedy recovery. Last Sunday morningDon Genge of Cavan led in worship worship in Pontypool United Church. Next Sunday, July 29th, Jim Young, a lay speaker from Oshawa will be in charge of the service. Readers are reminded that the annual Decoration Day Service at Pontypool Cemetery is to be held on August 19th at 2:30 p.m. Decoration Decoration at St. Mary's, Lifford, Lifford, is on Sunday, August 6th. Lauretta and Ken Halfyard Halfyard of Iroquois Falls spent the weekend with Yvonne and Cliff Fallis. They were on their way home following a two week vacation with Bill and Carol Rowan of Truro, N.S. and with Cameron and Joan Rowan in Tatamagouche, N.S. Brent and Gerry Fallis were in Owen Sound for the weekend with their brother, Wayne and his wife, Brenda. Gerald Fisk is again in hospital. He was admitted to St. Joseph's, Peterborough, Peterborough, on Friday night. Andy and Irene Sutch are delighted at the arrival of their second granddaughter. granddaughter. A baby girl was born early last Saturday morning to Merle and Stephanie (Sutch) Timbers. Congratulations Congratulations to all! Great grandpa, Andy, will be stepping stepping high in the Terry Fox Walk that he is organizing for September 23rd. This year the walk is along the Mosport Road. Forms are now available for pledges. EDITOR'S LETTER Attention: Barbara Dickson Dear Barb: On behalf of the Highland Games Society, I would like to thank you for all your work helping to publicize our games. This year one of our objectives was to increase our publicity, your efforts greatly facilitated this. Sincerely, Ron Cameron Vice-President Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King St. East Bowmanville McGregor Hardware Draw Winners Three different draws were held at McGregor Hardware during the Sidewalk Sale for Cabbage Patch Kids. The winners of the dolls were: Thursday night: Mrs. Bessie Welsh R.R. 4, Bowmanville Friday night: Jenny Moss Carlisle Ave., Bowmanville Saturday: Alvin Yeo Mill St., Orono Shown here is Jenny Moss (right), Friday's lucky winner receiving her doll from Janet McGregor.