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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 30,1985 5 Items of Interest Fire Engine Handy for Delivering Messages Pee Wees Dump Cobourg 4-1 There will be a meeting of the Parents' Association for French Immersion on Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Court Room 1, Church St., Bowmanville. All candidates candidates for the school board have been invited to attend. All interested persons are welcome! The Baha'i Community of Bowmanville travelled to Toronto to be with other Baha'i groups of Ontario, to take part in an official treeplanting treeplanting presentation of a Red Oak tree to the people of Ontario. The tree which is planted just north of Queen's Park, is a gift of gratitude from the Baha'is of Ontario for the help given to the Iranian Baha'i refugees who now make their homes in this province. Mr. David Peterson, Premier of Ontario, formally accepted the gift of the tree on behalf of the people of Ontario, at a special outdoor ceremony on Oct. 30, 1985, United Nations Day. Bazaar and Tea on Saturday were-First Prize - Handmade Quilt with matching pillow - Ticket No. 673 - Mrs. E. Archer, 38 Parkway Cr., Bowmanville, 623-3734; Second Prize - Handknit His and Her Matching Pullover Sweaters - Ticket No. 212 - I. Hamilton, 4 Bernard St., Bowmanville, 623-3026; Third Prize - Handmade pair of Pillowcases - Ticket No. 1096 - Gladys Woodward, R.R. No. 2, Orono, 983-9709. Sports Officer, Virg Fairey thanks all booth convenors for the job well done and a big thank you to the public for the great turn out that we had at the Bazaar and Tea. Also, a note of appreciation appreciation to all the town merchants merchants that displayed our draw prizes and the posters. All the Auxiliary members that contributed to the Bazaar and Tea can be proud of this successful event. Town of Newcastle Block Parents will hold a meeting Tuesday, November 5th, 1985, at Courtroom 1 at Police Station at 7:30 p.m. Come and join us. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cole, Calgary, Alberta, Mrs. Nora Featherstone-Haugh, Oshawa, Mrs. Dave McKee, David and Tracey, Black- stock, Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy and Colin, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Downey of 96 High St., Bowmanville, Thursday, October 24th. Winning ticket numbers at the Legion Ladies Auxiliary BAHA'I FAITH Baha'i la the one realm of law arid truth in bringing | harmony to every type of human relationship, in that, the affairs of the na- | tlons can be determined. Please feel free to call, 623-4830 International Training in Communication, a non-profit educational organization will be chartering a club in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. There will be an informational meeting at the Police Building, 132 Church Street, Bowmanville, Courtroom Courtroom No. 2 (upstairs), at 6:30 p.m., November 14th. The extension team for Council Two of the Great Lakes Region will answer questions concerning this organization. If you are unsure of yourself when you have to present a program, preside at meetings, speak in public, ITC training is the answer for you. ITC is a world-wide organization for individuals interested in increasing communication skills. The requirement for chartering is sixteen interested interested adults; membership limited limited to 30. For further information information phone Bev 723-0239 or Dorothy 623-3651. Attendance does not obligate a person to join: The Reverend John Peters, of Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, and volunteer padre of the Durham Region Police, recently spent a few days at a seminar held at the Aylmer Police College. Presbyterian for 151 Years ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH (Church St. at Temperance in Bowmanville) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1985 "Letting Love Out" AIL Visitors Welcome (Sunday School and Babysitting) k'Pastor: The Rev. Wayne Chatterton, B.Sc., B.P. ^Organist: ';Mr.Jas. Hoogsteen 151 Years of Community Service S>t. 3fot)n's Anglican Ctjurd) Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1985 TRINITY XXII 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Diocesan Chancel Guild - Vesting the Altar 9:30 a.m. Each Wednesday - Holy Communion and Laying On of Hands Sunday School & Nursery Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. -- The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A. D. Langley TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Church and Dhrtelon Street» Bowmen vine, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone ,623-3912. . 623-3138 Minister: Rev. J. E. Peters Visitation: Rev. A. Amacher Sunday, November 3,1985 , 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Sacred Concert . i performed by Toronto Children's Chorus In celebration of 150th ANNIVERSARY OF TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Doors open at 10:20 a.m. For information on Nursery Care and Church School call 623-31381 WELCOMING NEWCOMERS FOR 150 YEARS WORD OF LIFE Christian Outreach Centre Nondenominational SUNDAY SCHOOL for all ages Join us on Sunday, Nov. 17th, 9:45 a.m. HUMPTY DUMPTY Waverley Road Public School WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 a.m. Rev. Stan Crookall speaking For more informationphone 623-7746 And Jesus said unto them, "Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature." Mark 16:15 The Word of Life Christian Outreach Centre holds non-denominational Sunday School and Church services at the Waverley Public School in Bowmanville. About 15 children from the Sunday School helped deliver flyers advertising the Centre on October 26th, with the much appreciated appreciated assistance of Sam Gust and his 1941 Fire Engine. is Hallowe'en. Please drive carefully. Parents keep your children in their own familiar area and make their outing a safe and happy one. Non-contact Hockey News Standings as of October 27,1985 Tomorrow night, Thursday, On Wednesday, November 6th, at 8 p.m. in Centennial United Church, Rosehill Blvd., Oshawa, the Foundation for Attention Disorders will present Susan Daglish who will speak on allergy problems, children with attention attention span problems, and are hyperactive. The meeting begins at 8:15 p.m. Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion, still has tulip bulbs for sale which may be planted right up to November 15th. Orders may be left at the canteen in the Legion Hall. Officers for the Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion for the 1985- 86 season are: President - Comrade Helene Wallis; Past President - Comrade Mary Blunt; Treasurer - Comrade Phyl. Rose; Secretary - Comrade Dorothy Richards; 1st Vice President - Comrade Nyhl Sheehan; 2nd Vice President - Comrade Nina Cowling; Sgt.-at-Arms Comrade Dorothy Bond; Sports Chairperson - Comrade Joan Murphy; Sports Officer - Comrade Virg. Fairey. Executive: Comrade Jean Firth, Comrade Audrey Bate, Comrade Marg. Perris, Comrade Dot Fair, Comrade Joan Murphy, Comrade Marilyn Walton, Comrade Doris Ormiston; Auditors: Comrade Carol Roberts, Comrade Joyce Almond; Chaplin: Comrade Mary BJimfr Team "Burke" Division GW GL GT GA Pts, San Marino 4 2 0 17 8 Shoppers 4 2 0 17 8 Flying Dutchman 3 3 0 26 6 Barrett Electric "Oliver" Division 2 4 0 19 4 Twin Brand 5 0 1 13 11 Courtice Auto 2 4 1 29 5 Toby's Pub 2 4 0 31 4 Clinic Phar. 2 5 0 41 4 .Name Team "Burke" Division GP G A Mip. Pts, J. Smith Dutchman 4 7 4 6 11 W. Alder San Marino 5 5 5 3 10 J. Allen Shoppers 5 2 6 0 8 R. Drew Barrett Electric "Oliver" Division 5 4 3 0 7 G. Hillis Clinic 7 8 8 6 16 D. Rickard Twin Brand 5 7 7 0 14 M. Clouthier Toby's Pub 6 8 5 6 13 L. Jay Clinic 6 4 8 3 12 The Flying Dutchman renewed acquaintances with Courtice Auto Wreckers for the first time this season and came away with a narrow 4 - 3 victory in Saturday's opener. A1 Warren, Jim Smith, Craig Colvin and Paul Bycok had the Dutchman goals as Dave Forrester played a solid game in the Courtice cage. John Mather had all three for the Wrecking Crew. Twin Brand romped to yet another lopsided victory, this one an 8 - 0 thrashing of Shoppers Drug in the 9:30 match-up. Martin Kerstens turned aside 13 shots to record â>t. haul's! Entteb Cfjurcf) MINISTER Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M.DIv. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen - 623-5701 Sunday, November 3rd, 1985 11:00 a.m. Church Worship the shutout while team-mates Doug 1 Hickati , and Mike MacGregor each' with a pair, Gerry Garnet, Jdck Bergeron, John Ay re and Bernie Alldread made things difficult for Jon Patterson in the Shoppers goal. Barrett Electric, despite being outshot 27 to 14 picked up their second win of the season outscoring Toby's Pub 5 - 2 in the Sunday 7:00 a.m. match-up. Greg Adams (two), Rick Drew, Jim Lemke and John Stainton had the Barrett goals who also led the penalty parade with 7 of the 11 infractions. infractions. Mitch Clouthier and Bill Adams had goals for Toby's. San Marina rolled to a 10 - 4 drubbing of Clinic Pharmacy in Sunday's final to move into a first place tie with Shoppers in the Burke Division. Leading the San Marino attack was Warren Alder with a hat trick. St. Paul's Players present "Make 'em Laugh" Friday and Saturday, Nov. 1-2,8-9 at 8:00 p.m. A live show of comedy, singing and dancing Entertainment for the whole family For tickets, phone Dal Dalrymple at 623-7064 Nursery care for pre-school children every Sunday. If you're new to Bowmanville, we Invite you to make St. Paul's your church home. VOTE Hobbs _ >- 0 Mlt* x presents Sing a New Song ■ a book of 80 hymns and 3 mini-musicals for CHILDREN • written and composed by Goby Veenstra • well suited and "kid tested" for use in Sunday Schools, Junior choir or anywhere else children sing praise to their LORD. • can be ordered from CRICKET MUSIC MINISTRY Box 133, Hampton, LOB 1J0 or by phoning Goby Veenstra (416) 263-8368 can be bought directly from Dykstra's Delicatessen, Bowmanville cost: $6.00 Special rates for larger mall orders. fijSHAwT" ■ 140 StMCOE ST. S. 1 (SOUTH OF JOHN IT.) | STI-1ISS AJAX 1313 HARWOOD N. (JUST N0HTH OF HWT. 401) 1110710 SCARBOROl 793 MARKHAM RD. I (BETWEEN ELLESMERE A ■ LAWRENCE) I 431-4451 | ^^■i™fl:iUiKiiT.ve:|:iii Ward Skinner Insurance are sponsoring the Major Pee Wees of the BMHA Toros division. The Toros thank them for their financial financial support and the boys hope to put a few wins in the record book as a token of their appreciation. The team is made up of both major age and minor age boys. The players are: in goal Geoff Smith and Jason Czypyha.Jason is new to the team, in the past he played in Newcastle. At present the defence consists consists of Jeff Flintoff, Jeff Acheson, and Andrew Day who all played lastyear and Paul Woodlock who is returning returning to this team after a couple of years away. The forwards who played last year are Jeff Rohr, Matthew Doughty, Marc Peirce, Chris Brown, Jeremy Laird, Ryan Putnam and Gilbert Holder. The following following forwards are new to the team: Dana Barrett, a real hustler, and Todd Banks who had an excellent year with the Toros two teams last year. The coach is Fred Brown who is acting manager and the assistant coach is Grant Flintoff. The boys played four exhibition games before their first league game, winning winning three and losing one. TOROS 4, COBOURG 1 The whole team played very aggressive hockey to pick up this win, a rare win against a team which over the years have dominated Bowmanville. Cobourg opened the scoring in the first period when they managed managed to skate behind the defence defence and beat Geoff who from this point on, robbed Cobourg of many opportunities. opportunities. It was the second period before the Toros scored when Dana moved the puck off the boards to Todd. He shotand the goalkeeper did not completely smother the puck. Todd alertly took another shot and scored. Jeff Rohr scored the second goal, a short handed unassisted unassisted effort, on a solo rush from inside the Toros' blue line. The third period saw the Toros become really tough. Paul Woodlock made a fine defensive effort to block a shot and Jason made some good saves. Gilbert Holder scored a nice goal when Ryan and Jeff Rohr combined combined to set him up. Seconds Seconds later, Jeff Rohr scored, assisted by Gilbert. Cobourg scored the final goal late in the period but the Toros were full value for the the win. FOR MAYOR RICKARD,Genet B. (§) Bernice Cameron-HIII PUT A NEW FACE ON REGIONAL GOVERNMENT VOTE Bernice Cameron-Hill Tues., Nov. 12 Regional Council Ward I ® Erik Strand (two), Dan Norton (two), Barry Hazel- den, B. Ireland and Guido (alphabet) Krummenacher completed the scoring. Geo Hillis had a couple for Clinic. Pee Wees Tie This season the Pee Wee Select Team of the B.M.H.A. House League Division is sponsored by the I.O.O.F. service club. The team participated participated in its first game on Saturday, Oct. 26 against their counterparts from Ajax. The defenders consist of goaltenders Christian Forsey and Roger Leblanc with the six blueliners Steve Kay, Dustin Couch, Chris Raby, Tom White, Ron Luxton and Ken Cornish. The nine forwards are Jeff ri Clarke, Kevin Farrow, Billy r> MacIntyre, Jeremy Snowden, Sean Snow, Chris Poirier, Kent Vanderheyden, Duane Adams and Richard MacCheyne. There were 30 boys interested interested in playing for this team and the coaching staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all the boys for their efforts during the try-outs. There will be occasions throughout the season when additional players will be required and those boys not making the team will be invited to play. ! The first game resulted in a 3 - 3 draw. Ajax struck quickly with two goals but before the first period was over the homeside had rallied to even the match. Billy MacIntyre was put in the clear on a good pass from Richard MacCheyne and he cashed in on a shot bouncing off the goalpost. A minute later Billy grabbed an errant puck in the corner and relayed it to Chris Poirier in the slot. His shot was screened and found the mark to tie the game. Ajax went ahead in the second period but the I.O.O.F. squad got it back in the third. Richard MacCheyne and Jeremy Snowden executed a give and go pass combination that sent Jeremy in alone. His accurate shot was the final goal in the 3 - 3 tie. HAUNTING SEASON AT McGregor I.D.À. Drugs L'OREAL AVANTAGE Hair Color $5.50 THERA CARE Bath Oil with Vitamin E 475 ml. $4.79 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE 200 ml. Herbal and Aloe and Regular $1.69 HILLSIDE MILLS Hair and Skin Care $1#49 500 ml. FOAM BATH -- MILK BATH SKIN CARE LOTION -- SHAMPOO and CONDITIONER New! From Ponds ESSENTIALS SKIN CARE SYSTEM Cleanser -- Toner -- Moisturizer $6.39 each Trial Size $1.75 Pkg. of 3 5 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-5792