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I I Four members of the Bowmanville Sea Cadet Corps received awards at various Sea Cadet camps during the. summer. Three of the winners are shown here. From left, are: Herb Cooke, Divisional Petty Officer (winner of the best sailing cadet award at Tillicum, North Bay); Bob Pearce, Chief Quartermaster, (winner of the award for best practical leadership at HMCS Ontario, in Kingston); and Wes Roche, Boatswain, (recipient of the athletic award at Quadra, British Columbia). Not in the photo is Travis Martyn, who received the award for best junior leadership cadet at Tillicum, in North Bay. All four cadets were involved in six-week camp programs during the past summer. 6th Brownie Pack Gets Several New Members These new Brownies were enrolled in the 6th Bowmanville Pack on Monday Monday evening, November 19, at St. Stephen's School. They were joined in the festivities by their parents and enjoyed the games and goodies. • Seen here in the front row (from left): Allison Hansen, Katie Marten, Kelly Donohue, Angela Gallant, Courtney Hellam, Heather Matthew; standing, Leanne Breton, Mandy Gray, Joy MacPherson, Tanya Foster, Diane Yuzwa, Laura Kennedy, and Kelly Simpson. They are joined by the Pack's new Snowy Owl, Vanda Kennedy. Four Sea Cadets Honored for Camp Skills Real Estate SENIOR MILLION DOLLAR CLUB $1,500,000.00 IN SALES GORD BARNES Associate Broker Gerry Van Schepen, Regional Manager, is pleased to congratulate Gord Barnes for achieving his "Senior Million Dollar Club" status tor 1904. Gord would like to extend Ills appreciation and thanks to all Ills past clients who have helped to make Ills achievement possible. Wo at Family Trust Bowmanville are very pleased ol our. "Senior Million Dollar Club" members. Congratulations Gord I Family Trust Corporation Realtor 1 King St, West Bowmanville, Ont, 623-6622 HELP WANTED "REAL ESTATE SALES" Interested in a career in Real Estate? Talk to one ol the Family Trust Sales Leaders for complete information. MIKE NELSON Bus: 623-6622 Res: 623-1647 Family Trust Corporation Realtor 1 King St. West Bowmanville, Ont. FIRE SAFE - Will be ippHed by trained ippilcelon - 20 yeer guarantee on Interiors of buildings • As seen on T.V.'s "That's Incredible' e Non-Toxic e Non-Staining e Prevents Fires e Water Based AD-108 FIRE RETARDANT SAVES PROPERTY CAVFS I n/FQ C«n be used for RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL and INSTITUTIONAL PROPERTIES, Recognized and accepted by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Û McMaster Fire Safe ORONO, ONT. 1061M0 883-5920 COUNTRY LIVING 15 MIN. FROM OSHAWA 2,600 It,, 4 bedrooms, 4 level sldosplll, lully fenced, 160 x 210 lot, Inground pool, 2 llroplacos, family room plus linlshcd roc room, walk lo school & recreation complex, $138,500. Call Sue Harris, 723-9471 [gAfltti VVS REALTY LTD. BROKER üï Ti 571-3010* Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 28,1984 Courtice Women Softball Players Hold Large Reunion 15 Lions Club Activities The.Blackstock and District (Cartwright) Lions Club wish to thank the generous, friendly folk of Nestleton - Caesarea area for their liberal donations when the C.N.I.B. canvasser called at their home just recently. Lion Cliff Trapp who organized the canvass advises that the proceeds amounted to $1858.00 - that is $300. more than in 1983 canvass. The Lions Club is a worldwide organization organization and we do commend them for their dedication, enthusiasm and interest re-worthy causes. . On December 1st - Don't Forget the Turkey Roll to be held in Blackstock Rec. Centre - Lion Blair Martyn is chairman for this event. If in need of more information phone Blair 986-5165. Family Lifestyle Barry and Joan Malcolm Malcolm of Simcoe, were weekend guests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, and other relatives within within the area. Mr. Stanley Malcolm of Port Perry was a guest on Sunday. On Saturday Chas and Nell Cawker of Scarborough Scarborough and their son Professor Kenneth Cawker of London, were afternoon tea guests at the Cawker Farm, Scugog Point Rd. along with an overdue visit. Sam and Mabel Cawker stepped out in style one day this past week ; - shopping for Christmas gifts in Oshawa - had lunch at the Genosha Hotel - afternoon tea with Grant and Merna Cawker and family - and lastly - dinner with Alan and Eleanor Cawker and family all of Oshawa. Curtis Cawker and friend Jamie Kidd, Oshawa, spent a lively day with Sam and Mabel Cawker at the farm enjoying their "All Terrain Cycle Machine" and other pursuits as well. Caesarea Euchre Results The following are the Euchre results for the past two weeks. Nov. 14 --First prize winner - Dorothy Edwards with 85. Second prize - Doug Thomas - 81. Low Judy Westall - 48. Nov. 21 - First prize Pearl Day - 95. Second - Freida Wingrove - 94. Low - Linda Hughes - 46. A good attendance for both evenings. Again this Wed. Nov. 28 for a fine evening. Sorry to hear of A1 Cormack who lost his life in a car accident while on his way to the Euchre Wed. evening. Sympathy to his relatives and friends. A1 will be sadly missed. An excellent and enthused Euchre playe- a real winner! Caesarea Community Church A fair attendance at the Caesarea Church on Sunday Nov. 25,11 a.m. a balmy day and nice for travelling. Rev. W.H, Crawford D.D. is commencing his series of Christmas messages. Title used - "The Great Anthem - The Angelic Host," from Luke 2: 13 and 14. Daniel Pugh read the Scripture. Mrs. Crawford - organist. The Sunshine Club is progressing well and a special film was featured featured this past Monday 4-5 p.m. Jacqueline McDermott McDermott in charge. Nestleton Presbyterian Church News Very pleased to hear that the Nestleton Presbyterian Presbyterian Church is organizing a Sunday School, under the leadership of Dorothy J-ee, Superintendent. Many new families are moving into the village and coming out to church with their children to share in the worship and be a part of the Sunday School. Plans are being formulated formulated for the Christmas Yuletide Season concert etc. Our "best wishes" for a successful venture to this fine little church. Best Wishes A neighbour and friend, John Goss of Nestleton, has been hospitalized in Port Perry, but is now home recuperating - feeling some better as each day passes. Trust John will be feeling like his old "peppy" self again very soon. Nestleton area extends best wishes! Flora Shaw of Nestleton, Nestleton, is home after spending spending 10 days in Oshawa General Hospital. We hope Flora will soon be a whole lot better - healthwise. All the best from the Nestleton friends! United Church Women Meet On Tuesday, November November 20th, the Nestleton Nestleton afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. met at the home of president Bernice Mairs for a brief business period. On Tuesday evening the afternoon and evening Units had a combined meeting at the home of Yvonne Priebe in Caesarea. Caesarea. Pres. Arlene Malcolm Malcolm presided and extended a cordial welcome to one and all. Minutes were approved as read by Sec'y Betty Headon. Kay Notman presented an excéllent devotional with her topic - "Why is it so hard to speak of Jesus?" Hymn - -'Be Thou. M'V Vision" was suriÜ'. •: v | Anita Davis explained the importance of forming forming a general executive. Those recruited were: Pres. Gwen Malcolm, Vice-Pres. Janice Mac- Kenzie, Sec'y Kay Notman Notman and Treas. Neta Fish. After business was finalized Arlene introduced introduced Janis Pashley of Williams Point who gave a demonstration on making corn husk dolls. This proved fascinating fascinating and several took material home to try their hand at this craft. Janis was thanked and presented with a small gift in appreciation. The meeting concluded with a delicious lunch provided provided by hostess Yvonne Priebe and a social time enjoyed. The evening Unit will have a pot luck supper, Dec. 12, at the home of Janice Mac- Kenzie. Graham and Neta Fish had Sunday supper with her daughter Marlene Bannister of Peterborough. All the family were on hand for the occasion as well. Grahame and Neta had a nasty drive home in heavy fog. Members of the Courtice Women's Softball League, from the 1920's to the 1980's, held their first annual reunion last Tuesday evening at Cour tice Secondary School. Over 40 people attended the celebration which was organized by long-time player, Babe Brown. Port Perry Artist Holds Exhibition at Visual Arts Port Perry Artist Sheila Dantzer will be display- Arts Centre now through Sunday, December 1st. ing her various pieces of art work at the Visual Sheila is pictured here beside one her favorite _ exhibits which she has entitled "Tree". NEWTON VILLE Mrs. Acy Farrow attended the monthly Bowmanville Nurses Association meeting at the home of Mrs. Keitha Alldread, Bowmanville on Monday_evening. Among those attending the wedding of Miss Carol Burley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burley to Mr. Ken Newby at Zion United Church, Waterloo, on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burley, Bridgenorth, Mr. and Mrs. Earle McEwen and Miss Mary Fae Gilmer of Peterborough, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmer of Cameron, Mrs. Pat McDonald and Chad of Janetville, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clarke of Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burley entertained them all to Brunch on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hallowed who on Saturday, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood attended a family birthday celebration for Mr. Scott Wood's first birthday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood of Newcastle on Sunday. Newcastle and Ncwtonville Beavers, Cubs, Guides, Brownies, Pathfinders and Ventures and Scouts held an Eucology Day with their leaders at Brownsdale Community Community Centre on Saturday. The leaders from Ncwtonville were Linda Farrow, Marion and Phyllis Knapp and Marilyn Marilyn Donogluie. Most of the 10 events were done outside with the raising and lowering of their flags complete with a campfire and cleaning up. They also participa ted in skits. Each one to was to bring an article that can be used for recycling for admission and each one received their Bicentennial Bicentennial badges. Over 75 enjoyed enjoyed this outdoor adventure. Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King St. East Bowmanville You are cordially invited to attend an OPEN HOUSE at REGIONAL RECLAIMERS, Landfill site on December 7, 1984 From 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. We are celebrating 30 YEARS in business as a family owned operation. * Come and celebrate with us * Walter Hale Jim Hale Concordia Pops to Perform at Knob Hill This Friday at 7:30 Continuing the CFMX concert concert series, the Concordia Pops Orchestra will perform November 30th, Friday evening, evening, at 7:30 at the Knob ITill Farms Oshawa Terminal. The Concordia Pops Orchestra Orchestra consists of 24 musicians, with membership representing representing all areas of Ihe region, with a concentration on residents residents from Oshawa and Whitby. Conductor and musical director, Andrew J, Uranowski, is head of music ai Anderson Collegiate Vocational Vocational Institute in Whitby, Mr. Uranowski played for two years us principal clarinetist with tlie Concordia Pops before before assuming the role of conductor conductor in September 19110. The orchestra was formed in 1972 to provide an outlet for amateur musicians in the Durham Region. The present membership includes performers performers from the age of twelve lo the age of eighty-one. They perform concerts for various charitable organizations and senior citizens' groups. Their repertoire includes pop tunes and light classical arrangements. arrangements. Their program at Knob Hill Farms will lie varied and interesting, and the public is invited to attend. 15% OFF ON ANY PRESCRIPTION EYEWEAR «K BRIAN LARSON - Lie. Optician Come in and see our new lines of frames and lenses by leading manufacturers. INCLUDING . . . 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