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) Happenings from the Village of Newton ville The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, August 28. 1985 Good Crowd Enjoys Annual Branch 178 Legion Picnic Recently, a family picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill. Guests were present from Beechburg, Belleville, Port Hope, Port Perry, Stouffville and Uxbridge. Last Friday Mrs. Margaret Wade of Kendal and Mrs. Mary Wade of Barrie were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Forty-six passengers enjoyed enjoyed the bus trip to Cullen Barn's Toronto on Wednesday sponsored by the Women's Institute. The dinner was at the Town and Country then some shopping at the Mark- ville Plaza, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott spent a few days at Bala at her brother's cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Wray Soules. Mrs. Lena Clysdale was a luncheon .guest on Sunday with Mrs. Hazel Stapleton of Orono. Mrs. Irene Burley of Bowmanville was also a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were guests at the Tapscott - Freeburn wedding on Saturday Saturday held at Bethseda United' Church, Cobourg with reception reception afterwards at the Durham Memorial Temple at Dale. A bus trip is planned by the U.C. Women on September 28th (Saturday) to Cambridge Factory outlets at the cost of $9.00; Call Jean Kimball at 786-2944 or Inez Boughen 786-2239 for more information. Miss Stephanie Henderson of Bowmanville spent a few days last week with her grandparents grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Bible School has begun for 2 weeks at the United Church during the mornings. Mr. Alvin Yeo of Orono was a luncheon guest with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen after attending church here. Mrs. Louise Jose, Mrs. Roy Branch and Mrs. Mary Brown of Newcastle Newcastle also attended church here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Farrow of Ottawa are spending spending a few days with Mr. Reg Falls. Congratulations to Miss Jill English and Mr. Manfred Schoenerklee who were married on Saturday at Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. The ladies and two gentlemen of Newtonville catered to their wedding supper held at Newcastle Community Hall. Mrs. Connie Powell, Miss Ida Barker, and Mrs. Norma McMaster of Oshawa were luncheon guests on Monday with Mrs. Phyllis Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle were overnight guests on Wednesday Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmer of Cameron. Mrs. Helen Armstrong and family of Millbrook were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Leer- ake and Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Trueman Hendérson were among those who enjoyed the corn roast and dance at Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barchard's of Newcastle on Saturday evening. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill were guests at the Furmidge - Kelly wedding on Saturday at the United Church Port Hope with reception following at the Sherwood Room at Greenwood Towers. Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacDonald MacDonald of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Imlach and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. David Imlach and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd of Starkville and Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Murphy of Newcastle Newcastle went to help celebrate Mr. Norman Lee's 80th birthday birthday at the home of his daughter daughter Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spence at Cambray on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wood were the greeters for church services Sunday morning. Rev. Bryan Youngs-Ramson spoke on the death of an infant. He also assisted the choir with the anthem entitled Higher Ground. On Sunday, September 8th, a church picnic sponsored by the Sunday School beginning at three o'clock will be held followed by a pot-luck supper as a congregational event for all. Ontario Expands Carpool Parking Ontario Minister of Transportation Transportation and Communications Communications Ed Fulton said today three new carpool parking lots will be opened and four existing existing lots expanded this year, bringing the number of available available parking spaces from 2,268 to 2,611 on a total of 42 lots. "Carpool parking lots contribute contribute commuter safety, energy conservation and decreased road congestion," said Fulton. "Before the lots were built, commuters who met to car- pool parked on highway shoulders and along ramps at interchanges," he added. "The presence of these lots has eliminated a potentially dangerous situation." A recent survey of the existing existing lots indicates an occupancy occupancy rate of 61 percent. Based on this data, ridesharing ridesharing from such lots saves Ontario 4.6 million litres of gasoline^ annually and decreases decreases vehicle kilometers by 31 million. In addition the users themselves save a considerable considerable amount of money. One of the new carpool parking lots includes: Hwys. 7 -134 (Peterborough). For details telephone (416) 248-72%. Children and grandchildren of Legion members were the main participants in the races at the Branch 178 picnic Sunday at Tyrone Community " .. 4 • ! Vtf ; ■ Centre Park. Here, some of the youngsters assemble for one of the compet it ions. SPORTCOATS MEN'S SUEDINE Compare at'115.00 MEN'S PANTS! New Fall and Winter slacks are here...and whatever your preference, we have it! Our selection includes belt loop models in labrics ol all wool, polyester/wool or 100% texturized polyester. Solids and patterns in every wanted color. Sizes 28 to 50. (Not all sizes in all price ranges). 36.00 41.00 46.00 SPORT COATS & BLAZERS 1/2 PRICE Selected Group $7500 $62 50 $49 5 ° OSHAWA CENTRE OPEN MON. TOFRI. 9:30 to 9:30, SAT. 9:30 to6:00 DUNN'S DUNN'S DUNN'S Tailors Oahawa'N Favourite Man's Store OPEN MON. TO FRI. 9:30 - 9:30 SAT. 9:30 - 6: ? : !%",;> >'/ yi ,, ft /, « ;v >: ' v " \ t • -, * k . r'î' , ^ XT' Ticket sellers were busy luring customers into buying draw tickets during the Legion picnic. Here, 1-r, Walter Park, Nyhl and Sonny Sheehan and Bill Rose are all set up for business. Members and guests of Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion and Ladies Auxiliary took part in the annual Legion picnic at Tyrone Community Centre and adjacent grounds on Sunday, August 25th, with a large attendance. Following are the results of the races and other competitions competitions that took place: Races - Girls 7-9 - 1st Lisa Marie Wright, 2nd Candac Barlow. Boys 7-9 - 1st Paul Fleetwood, 2nd Frank Van- overloop. Girls 10-12 - 1st Tracey Bowers, 2nd Jody Souch. Boys 10-12 - 1st Craig Paeden, 2nd Dana Barrett. Girls 13-15 - 1st Kim Crowells, Crowells, 2nd Carla Rowe. Boys 13-15 - 1st Mark Cholmon- deley, 2nd Scott Ellis. Ladies 21-30 - 1st Mary Wright, 2nd Cindy Legge. Ladies 31 and over - 1st Jane Paeden, 2nd Cecile Bowers. Men 31 and over - 1st Dave Barlow, 2nd Wayne Paeden. Men 41 and over - 1st Bill Bates, 2nd Ralph Bowers. Wheelbarrel Race - 16 and under - girl - Angie Paeden, boy - Craig Paeden. Sack Race -16 and under - girl - Kathy Coombes, boy - Jason Whitchman. 3 Legged Race -17 and over - lady - Jane Paeden, man - Wayne Barrett. 3 Legged Race - under 15 - lady -Carla Rowe, girl - Cathy Coombes. Pie Eating Contest -16 and under - girl - Candace Barlow, boy - Dwayne Barrett. Egg Throwing Contest. - 17 and over - lady Vicki Stephens, Stephens, man Wayne Paeden. Pie Eating - 17 and over - lady - Mary Wright, man - Terry Rose. Shoe Kick Contest - 18 and over - ladies only winner - Julie Knowlton. Oldest Person Attending the Picnic - lady Doreen Panks, man Dick Little. Horse Shoes - 17 and over winning team - Doug Coggins, Art Brooks. Lawn Darts -17 and over - lady Cecile Bowers, man David Waters. International Youth Year 1985 c The Canadian Red Cross Soc J The Studio of Dance and Performing Arts and INTA LEJA School of Modelling and Talent Agency 121 Brock St. N., Whitby BALLET • JAZZ • MODERN • TAP • MODELLING • SELF-IMPROVEMENT >v 3 years to adult vt Special boys' classes û Competition and performance opportunities ù Royal Academy of Dancing and Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing Examinations Classes held in: WHITBY, PORT PERRY and BOWMANVILLE FALL REGISTRATION: Wed., Sept. 4 4:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Auditorium, Bowmanville Library Phone, 668-1528 INTA LEJA KidsDnneoCo. Now York, July/ti!) Teacher, Carol Stanton