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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 25,1985 7 Mayor's Going to Run From Page One creased growth and development. The Newcastle mayor noted that Courtice has become the fastest- growjing urban area in the Durham Region, with 260 new homes constructed constructed there this year. Oxjer the past two years, 160 units have been built at Wilmot Creek's retirement community. "Alt the present time, there's an exp osion of development about to take place." The mayor notes that one of the majir reasons for the town's succès} succès} is the effort put forward by all citizens to become involved in improving the welfare of their hometown. "(Ve do have a lot of people in this community who are working for the good of it," he said. The mayor also noted that the he'pd of the municipality needs to haye a working relationship and understanding of all other levels of government to accomplish the town's objectives. He has main- ta ned his contacts with senior levels of government through meet ings with the new premier and a number of cabinet ministers at Queen's Park. Garnet Rickard has had a lifelong career in local government. He first served as a trustee for the Darlington Darlington Township school area board, later becoming a Darlington Township councillor. He was reeve of Darlington Township four years and deputy reeve for five. He is a former warden of Northumberland and Durham Counties. The Newcastle mayor has been a member of the Association of Municipalities Municipalities of Ontario's board of directors, directors, serving as the group's culture culture and recreation committee chairman. He is past president of the Canadian Canadian Seed Growers' Association and was a member of the University of Guelph board of directors for 10 years. In 1982, he became a member of the Order of Canada. "I've lived in the community all my life and I think I know all the corners of the area," Mayor Rickard said. PONTYPOOL and DISTRICT 'Jimmy Strong has been transferred from Sunnyb- rook Hospital in Toronto, to Bowminvilte Memorial Hospital, and is likely to remain remain in hospital for some time, please continue to pray foe him. Mrs. Florence Chambers, wife of the late Norton Chambtrs, died Thursday, September 19th,land was buried ton Monday, September September |23rd in Pontypool Cemetery, in the Chambers plot. All funeral arrangements arrangements wpre in Trfonto and there was no graveside service. service. ; | Norton Chanbers was well known in building circles circles around Poitypool as a first rate carpeiter. He had a part in the building of Pontypool Chirch, including including its wood (eiling. Our sympathy to tip Chambers family. Also, a (igthankyou to nèighbors yith a good memory of pat years, who filled me in orthis interesting interesting historic background information. information. ; Yvonne an; Cliff Fallis attended the lowing Match and Farm Mahinery Show near Talbotdle, Ontario, during the lajer part of the past week.'They spent i Thursday night at Dunnville, aid on the way home Frid?, called on Town S Country Sunday, SitemberS, 1985 First place' 7 points - Arnie Brinklow ; 3d place - 5 points - Betty Bred, 5 points - Chris Howlett; 3i place - 4 points - Roy Howït; 4th place - 3 points - like Powers; 5th place - 2 lints - Les Hunt, 2 points - lark Wilkins; 6th place - 0 lints - Bob Brown. Laos High Triple Nda Dawson 619 Mi's High Triple Are Brinklow 649 Liles High Single Ev Cole 233 itoi's High Single Sye Zealand 241 Sunda September 15,1985 1st plat- Chris Howlett -12 points; ;:nd place - Betty Bredin 0 points; 3rd place - Arnie Biiklow - 9 points; 4th place -fes Hunt - 7 points, Mark Vkins - 7 points; 5th place - ike Powers - 5 points ; 6th plaj - Roy Howlett - 4 points; i place -Bob Brown - 2 points Liles High Triple Innie Gibbs 605 im's High Triple Les Hunt 686 Idles High Single .,orri Hunt 240 en's High Single .ark Wilkins 286 Alan and Donna Fallis in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van- Dam and three children, who have been staying with Gary's parents, moved into their new home north of Toronto Toronto last Tuesday. A very sincere thanks to Wilf Richardson and Richardson's Farms for a box of Colorado Blue Spruce seedlings, which are donated to the Sunday School to raise funds for supplies, which are despa- rately needed. Planting instructions instructions are with these seedlings and should grow into beautiful trees. Please be generous if any of the Sunday School children offer you one at the door. Your encouragement and support will be very much appreciated. Rev. Heather Smith's sermon sermon on Sunday was the importance importance in counselling of learning to listen. Many of us are involved in hearing the problems of our friends and asked to offer advice. Do not rush in with a solution solution before you understand exactly what the problem is. Take time to engage in serious serious conversation and value what the other,person is saying. By doing just this, Christ was able to help the Samaritan woman at the well. Bowling news for this week is as follows: High Single, Marie Finney 254 and also High Double for 486, Marie Finney. Now for the team names and captains: captains: Team #1 - Manvers Maids, Capt. Joan Bedford; Team #2 - "Pink Panthers", Capt. Toby Arbeau; Team #3 - The "Ringers" - Capt. Vicki Campbell (high team so far); Team #4 - Corner Pins, Capt. Joan Jeffery, Team #5 - Slow Pokes - Capt. Hospital Bowling Ladles High Single Cindy Vivian 245 Men's High Single Rod Greenley 266 Ladles High Triple Susie Marshall 622 Men's High Triple Phil Woodcock 655 Top Ten Averages Roy Woodcock 204, Phil Woodcock 201, Susie Marshall 196, Gary Pickard 191, Cindy Vivian 188, Peter Thomas 187, Art Atkinson 185, Charlotte Cascagnette 185, Sharon Woodcock 184, Jim MacDonald MacDonald 184, The Fiero's are in first place with 18 points and 8028 pinfall. Yvonne Fallis; Team #6 - Anything Goes - Capt. Marg Dew. "Dekoker Meats" on the 2nd line will be changing hands shortly. John and Elaine VanWieringen are the new owners, taking oyer the business on October 1st. We certainly wish them all the best! Horace Peck, a former resident resident of Pontypool is now in the Nel-Gor Castle Nursing Nursing Home in Newcastle. Like many in such places, he gets lonely for lack of visits visits from his friends here. Just because there are plenty of other patients, it does not take away loneliness loneliness for one's loved ones. Pontypool United Church's Stewards and Session Session will meet Wednesday, October 2nd at 7:30 p.m. If this applies to you, takè note. TOMATOAND AVOCADO SALAD Zingy French Dressing 21/2 cups (625 ml) V-8 juice Vi cup (50 ml) salad oil Va cup Allen's Canada white vinegar 1 tsp. (5 ml) prepared mustard 2 tsp. (10 ml) Worcestershire Worcestershire sauce Combine all ingredients in a blender; blend until smooth. Chill. Serve over salad. Makes 3 cups (750 ml). Salad Marinate tomatoes and avocado (peeled and sliced) in French Dressing in the refrigerator. Tear lettuce into bite-sized E ieces into the salad owl. Add marinated tomatoes and avocado. Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons (25 ml) of grated cheese and toss lightly. Makes 6 servings. .<eep Fit For Your Health CAROLS FITNESS CLASS lion., Wed., Thurs 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Vlon. and Thurs 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tues 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. ! Newcastle United Church Sunday School Free Babysitting Service Available Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary 7 ; ' > ■*- ►. : . •: • A- Cureatz Backs Grossman Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz has announced that he will back Larry Grossman in the upcoming Progressive Conservative provincial provincial leadership convention. Mr. Cureatz said he has selected Grossman because he feels that he would be more effective in the party's present opposition role. The decision was made after Mr. Cureatz consulted with his riding association and talked with candidate candidate Dennis Timbrell. Mr. Cureatz backed Timbrell in the convention held last January. Durham East delegates to the convention will be selected at a meeting of the riding association to take place October 2. Reverend and Mrs. Harold A. Turner, formerly of St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, are shown with congratulatory messages on the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary, July 20,1985. Best wishes were received from Governor-General Mme. Suave, Prime Minister Mulroney, and MP Ed Broadbent, among others. The couple celebrated quietly with their sons Ron and wife, the former Carolyn Stacey of Bowmanville, and Norris and his immediate family of Guelph, Ontario. They enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and dinner at the Cullen Gardens, Whitby. We have 4 hairstylists to serve you. Front (l-r)-Antonella and Marlene, KUSIU oi. L. Back (l-r) - Donna and Carol. BOWMANVILLE SUPER SPECIALS! WASH, CUT and STYLE WITH FREE CONDITIONER LADIES' $ 10 50 MEN'S $ 8 50 BOYS' and GIRLS' .... $ 6°° (UNDER 12) WITH THIS AD ONLY! ARTISTIC HAIR DESIGNERS 623-2931 We invite you to the 1986 Pontiac and Buick Ladies Monday Bowlers Top Ten Averages Donna Harness 238, Nancy Living 227, Shiela Roberts 210, Jackie Braybrook 209, Pat Hetherington 202, Fern Bradley 200, Jean Harness 197, Barb Osborne 195, Wilma VanGoor 191, Francine Wright 190. Team Standings 9 pts. Donna Harness 8788, 8 pts. Wilma VanGoor 7899, 5 pts. Sharlene Dehart 8218, 5 pts. Fern Bradley 7992, 4 pts. Jackie Braybrook 8085, 4 pts. Pat Hetherington 7988, 4 pts Sheila Roberts 7781, 4 pts. Lynda Bryant 7540, 3 pts, Nancy Living 8445, 3 pts. Penny Schofield 7714, 3 pts. Jean Harness 7565, 2 pts. Vickie Murphy 7479, High Single Wilma VanGoor 294 High Triple Donna Harness 748 Foundry Lge. September 17,1985 Team Standings J, Murphy 9, G, Cowling 8, G, Simpson 7 1-2, S, Adams 7, E. Cowling 3, L, Taylor 1 1-2, Ladles High Single L, Taylor 230 Men's High Single Gummer264 Ladles High Triple L, Taylor 628 Men's High Triple S. Adams 713 Top 10 Average* J, Murphy 223, S. Adams 220, G. Simpson 213, C, Dove 212, (!, Cowling 208, L. Taylor 207, S. Potior 198, C. Morey 197, Gummer 195, G. Smith 102, "On behalf of everyone at Cowan Pontiac-Buick, I cordially invite you and your family to join us for some refreshments, and to view the 1986 Pontiacs, Buicks and GMC trucks." Tom Cowan, President Thursday, Friday, Saturday--Sept. 26 - 27 - 28 Thurs. and Fri. 5 to 9 p.m. -- Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MURRAY O'BRIEN Sales Mgr. WELDON BROWN New Front-Wheel Drive 1986 Buick LeSabre Limited Sedan 1986 Acadian DOUG FERGUSON EARL McQUEEN New 1986 Pontiac Grand Am SE Coupe 1986 GMC Pick-up 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 CLIFF SINCLAIR TOM MAYNES "Bowmanville's j General Motors Dealer" caw AIM PONTIAC ~ BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE -- ONT.