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t \ 20 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 28,1934 Local Delegates Selected for Conservative Convention These local Progressive Conservatives are going to the provincial leadership convention in January to represent the Durham East Riding Association. Association. The delegates are seen here with MPP for Durham East, Sam Cureatz, from left to right: candidacy were all elected. The membership's support support of Dennis Timbrell reaffirms their confidence in Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz who backs Mr. Timbrell Timbrell for the provincial leadership. Deanna Wiley, Ray Lunn, Marion Manders, Paul Bellefontaine; Pauline Storks, John Reid, Lorraine Lorraine Kudla, Scott Prescott, Stephanie Ball, and Peter Zackarow. Local Progressive Conservatives Conservatives came out strongly in favour of Dennis Timbrell when they selected their delegates to the Ontario leadership convention. convention. At the Durham East Riding Riding Association's delegate selection meeting on Thursday, Thursday, November 22, the members members elected four men and four women and two youth delegates to represent them at the convention. The delegates are: Marion Marion Manders, Pauline Storks, Deanna Wiley, Lorraine Lorraine Kudla, Ray Lunn, John Reid, Peter Zackarow, and Paul Bellefontaine. The youth delegates are Stephanie Ball and Scott Prescott. Marion Manders, outgoing outgoing president of the Association, Association, was acclaimed by a unanimous vote before the balloting began. The delegates who openly supported Mr. Timbrell's There were a number of Frank Miller supporters on hand who were disappointed disappointed and somewhat surprised surprised that John Brine, their delegate nominee, was not elected. Mr. Brine will stand as an alternate delegate however. Town councillor Marie Hubbard is also an alternate alternate delegate along with Ivan Lloyd, Diane Button- shaw, Barb Van Dyke, Mike Dengis, Jim Rickard, and Bill Longworth. Checker's Variety Loses to Oshawa On Saturday, Nov. 17, the Checkers Pee Wee Selects played against North Oshawa. They dropped their first decision of the year on the short end of a 3-1 score. The game was very close and the play reflected this. The goaltending of North Oshawa and the play of their defence proved to be the difference. They were relentless on Bowmanville forwards in their end and as a result the scoring opportunities were few. The first period was fast and evenly played. North Oshawa drew first blood at the end of the period with a goal. Half a minute later centre Cory Chambers jumped on a loose puck and quickly deposited it for the Bowmanville Squad's only score. The game was tied entering the second period, a period, which the home side played shorthanded most of the time. The penalties finally caught up to them as North Oshawa centre Brad Lyons scored twice on the same shift to close the period. The Checkers team did not give up playing good hockey in the final frame. Oshawa goaltender Darryl Shaw thwarted two breakaways in the third period. The defensive pairs of Brett Rosnak and Larry Morrison, Dustin Couch and Steve Kay, Chris Raby and Ken Cornish played strongly throughout the match. Goaltenders Brett Lambert and Roger Leblanc were steady. It was an exciting match and the defensive play of North Oshawa forced the Bowmanville forwards to execute more passes. Lessons learned in this game will further their team play. Christmas Sate We are REALLY DEALING on all 1984 and 1985 cars in stock. Civics - Accords and Preludes Over 50 cars must go NOW! -- No Reasonable Offer Refused -- KEVIN EGAN'S County Honda Sales -- Service -- Leasing -- Parts and Body Shop Hwy, No. 2 at Maple Grove Telephone 623-2586 "You can count on County. . . your transportation specialists" Guides Enrolled in Pontypool Company PONTYPOOL NEWS Gerald Fisk, 72 years of age, passed away peacefully at 5 a.m. Sunday morning in Lindsay. Gerald, seriously ill with cancer, had moved with his wife Jessie, to an apartment apartment in Lindsay earlier this fall from their farm on the 2nd line. Condolences are sent to all family members - his widow, Jessie, his children, Terry, Allan, Dean and Nancy, his brother Bruce, and all other relatives. The funeral service is to be held from the Mackey Funeral Home, Lindsay, on Wednesday with burial in McCrae's Cemetery. Sympathy is also extended to the Stephen Harwood family on the sudden death of Stephen's brother last weekend. weekend. He was fatally injured in an automobile accident in the Uxbridge - Stouffville area. Jeanne MacDonald will be moving to Lindsay. Her home has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. 0. Coulter of Manvers Station. In turn, the Coulter property has been bought by Don Andrews of Whitby. Best wishes go with all of them in their new locations. locations. Joyce Allen had a very successful sale last Saturday with ideal weather and a good crowd on hand. Auctioneers were Charlie McGill and Larry Currins. Joyce and her son, Phillip, will be moving to the Fenelon district in mid- December. The new owner, Wanda Nicol of Westhill, will be moving in around the same time. Another "For Sale" sign has been posted in the village. The Roy Hamilton residence is listed for sale. The home of Frank and Jane Guthenberg has also a "For Sale" in front. Lloyd and Hazel Fallis have rented their village home to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKelvey, former residents of R.R. 2, Pontypool. Mr. Ivison Fee returned to his home in Omemee last weekend following heart surgery in hospital in Hamilton, Hamilton, not Haliburton as was printed in last week's column. It is odd how letters become twisted around and new words are formed. The same thing occurred in the printing of "The Rolling Hills" with Roka becoming Rocka and Harwood changed to Howard. Helen Erickson and Evelyn Bradley have visited their father, Mr. Fee and have found him recuperating quite well following following his major operation. The Ballyduff Hall Pot Luck Supper last Saturday evening was an excellent meal but attendance was poor. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacKenzie and Margaret Wright were present at the Bicentennial Dance last Saturday night in Bethany and • reported a real good time. The dance, with music by the Ding-a-Lings and former members of the "Jack Galloway Galloway Band", was sponsored by the Manvers Historical Spciety. A meeting of the Manvers Historical Society was held in Janetville United Church last Wednesday evening. The President, Don Smith, presided presided with Kathleen Morton, secretary, reading the minutes and Nellie Michelle, treasurer, giving the financial report. Kathleen reported on functions that the Bicentennial Bicentennial committee has participated participated in during the year. Past President, Moira Lawrence, described a "Museum Workshop" Workshop" that she and Betty Coleman had attended in Toronto. The highlight of the evening was a talk by John Burn, Janetville storekeeper and post-master, on his family history. John had many old pictures, documents, etc. on display. It was a most interesting interesting meeting! We are glad to hear that Merita Willis is able to be home from hospital. We were unaware that Merita was in hospital until just recently. Get well wishes are sent to Mrs. Russell Fowler who has been a patient in hospital for the past two weeks. Our thoughts are with the Vaughan family of R.R. 1, Pontypool. Denise, six years old, is very seriously ill. She has been in and out of Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, many times during the past five months. The Pontypool Residents Asociation is holding a "Breakfast with Santa" in Pontypool Community Centre on Sunday, December 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. A pancake breakfast will be served and Santa will be on hand to greet the children. There will be lots of special surprises. The next two bingos in the Pontypool Community Centre will be December 5 and December 19, with Early Bird starting at 7:30 p.m. There is euchre this Thursday evening in the Community Centre commencing commencing at. 7:30 p.m. At the next euchre in two week's time - date December 13th, a Christmas Pot Luck Supper will be held at 6:00 p.m. with cards following. Readers of the Manvers Township Newsletter will be aware that Manvers Township has been asked to set up a Fund Raising Program to look after its share of the quota for Victoria County, to pay for the C.A.T. Scan diagnostic equipment equipment at Peterborough Civic Hospital. The objective for Victoria County is $300,000.00. Manvers Township's share is $25,000.00. Canvassers will be calling at your door. It is hoped that we will meet with our objective. Next Sunday, December 2nd, the Pontypool Sunday School will be holding its 1984 White Gift Service. Toys and children's clothing are requested requested to be brought as "White Gifts." These will be given to the children in "Crossroads", Peterborough. Again this year, there is a mitten tree in Pontypool Church. Donations of scarfs, mittens or any other suitable winter clothing (women's or children's) will be greatly appreciated. In the Ladies Bowling League on Monday, Jane Guthenberg bowled 262 for the high single and 490 for the high double. I Pontypool Girl Guides On Wednesday, Nov. 21 Leanne Caskanette, Kyla Rupert, Anna Gibbs, Sandra Hamilton, Lori Johnston, Kathleen Lloyd, Kerry Overy and Savara Peciak were enrolled enrolled as Guides. The Guides have been active. They went on a hike with the Orono Scouts to the Ganaraska. They made a wreath and attended Remembrance Day Service at Bethany. Gerry Gault taught the girls the Law Awareness Badge. Heritage House Wins On Saturday, November 17th, the Heritage House Pee Wee Toro's hosted Uxbridge at the Darlington Sports Center. The local lads jumped into an early lead in the game as Brendan Donohue notched his first marker of the season just 20 seconds into the game with an assist to Shawn McFadyen. Paul Woodlock, who continues to spearhead the Toros offense from his point position, scored on a solo effort to make the score 2-0 after 1 period. The visitors were not about to quit and came back to score 2 goals in the second to offset Paul's second goal of the game, making the score 3-2 after 2 periods. In the third period goals by Brooke Clemens assisted by Shawn McFadyen and Brian James and Paul Woodlock (hat trick) on solo efforts were enough to offset 2 Uxbridge goals making the final score 6-4 in favor of the Home team. On the game the Toros outshot the visitors 21- 20. The three stars were No. 1 Paul Woodlock, No. 2 Brendan Donohue, No. 3 Todd Banks. Point leaders on the season are Paul Woodlock 14 goals, 3 assists - 17 pts., Shawn McFadyen 3 goals, 7 assists - 10 pts. and Brooke Clemens 3 goals, 1 assist - 4 pts. Plus - Minus leaders on the season are Paul Woodlock plus 5, David Smith and Tom White plus 1. The team record after 8 games is 4 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. . Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9:00 Sit. 9:30-6:00 Furniture & Appliance Warehouse Ltd. Phone 571-0000 , Toronto 686-1914 1 Dundu St. E. Thiçkson |