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» The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, December 17,198G 5 154 Years of Community Service â>t. fofjn's anglican Cijurcï) Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21,1986 Advent IV 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion (B.A.S.) 7:30 a.m.ServIce of Lessons and.Carols Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. -- The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley Eagles Lose to Little Britain Newtonville and District ' ^ 1 mi• l_ 1., r, -. , mi T-. i- . a CniuMrlnu onvtMno q nnffoo nr fpn hmi TRINITY UNITED' CHURCH Church and Division Street» BowmanvfHu, Ontario Office Phone 623-3138 ' Church Phone ,623-3912 : Interim Minister: ; Audrey Fisher R.N.-, B.A., Dip.R.E, M.Div. ! Visitation: Rev. A. Amacher Sunday, December 21st, 1986 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Advent IV Wednesday, December 24th 7:00 p.m. Family Christmas Eve Service (followed by a get-together for students and young people home for the holidays) 11:15 p.m. Christmas Eve Communion Service Hor information on Nursery Care and Church School call 623-3138 WELCOMING NEWCOMERS FOR 150 YEARS The Salvation Army 75 Liberty St. S. Bowmanville invites you to attend their Christmas Candlelight Cantata on Sunday, December 21 at 4 p.m. This will be followed by a potluck supper. All are welcome. December 25,10:50 a.m. Christmas Morning Family Service December 31,0 p.m. New Year's Eve Watch Night Service All are invited to attend For further information 623-37(11 ByDanMoriàrity The Cowan Pontiac sponsored Bowmanville Eagles Jr. C hockey team missed on opportunity to take over the lead in overall standings, losing to the visiting . Little Britain Merchants on Sunday evening by a score of 6-5. The Eagles got off to a good start as Chris Dreossi scored just 51 seconds into the contest, collecting a rebound in front of the Merchant net and scoring to give Bowmanville a 1-0 lead. Kelly Balson scored at the 8:01 mark to open a 2 goal lead. Little Britain closed the lead to 2-1 at 10:33 during a power play, but Scott Heard made it 3-1 for the Eagles at 13:39. Little Britain took advantagé of a lapse of intensity by the home team to score two goals by the end of the period to make it 3-3 after 20 minutes. Brian Heard scored Bowmanville's fourth goal, early in the second period but Little Britain's Brian Carpenter replied not long after as he went in on a breakaway and flipped the puck into the top corner as goaltender. Dave Smith went down well before the puck left Carpenter's stick. The visitor's took the lead for the first time at 19:01 and went) into the third period with a 5-4 advantage. Jerry Kea gave the Merchants an insurance goal at 0:57 of the third period. Chris Michelson put Bowmanville back into the game less than 1 and a half minutes later. Only then did the Eagles begin to look as if they wanted to win the game and applied some pressure but despite two power play chances and numerous good opportunities they failed to score and went down to defeat by a 6-5 margin. It was a game the seemingly overconfident Eagles could easily have won if they had been willing to apply a consistent effort throughout the game. This is the second home game in a row the Eagles have been guilty of this and they must correct this to have a hope of beating a good team like Ajax whom they will be facing in a couple of week's time. The Eagles next home game is this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. against Wellington. Atoms Win Consolation The Bowmanville Canadian Tire Major Atom Toros travelled to Cobourg on Saturday, December 13th, to take part in that town's Atom Invitational Tournament. The Toros captured the Consolation Championship. The Toros' first game was against the host club, with Cobourg edging Bowmanville 3-2 in overtime. Ryan Robinson opened the scoring in the game on a play engineered by his centreman "Chuck" Carr and Ryan Ferguson. Mark Bradley scored the second Presbyterian for 152 Years ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH (Church St. at Temperance in Bowmanville) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21,1986 11 a.m. A Christmas for Your Needs 7 p.m. CGIT Vesper Service All Visitors Welcome Sunday School and Babysitting during service Organist: Pastor: Mr.JasHoojUlccn The Rev. Wayne Chatterton, B.Sc., B.D. RR 3, Corner ol MARTIN ROAD & HIGHWAY 2, BOWMANVILLE. ONTARIO UC 3K4 Pastorlal Stall: Rev. Vern O'Brien Rev. Tom Harmon SUNDAY SERVICE 9:45 a.m. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HOUR 11:00 a.m. SERVICE OF WORSHIP Pastor O'Brien's Message "Surprise by God" 7 p.m. CHRISTMAS CANTATA "Everlasting Lord" Drama and Multimedia Presentation Bowmanville goal, notching one at the 1:40 mark of the middle frame, assisted by his centreman Richard Bateman. Cobourg scored with only three seconds remaining in the period to pull within one. Cobourg picked up the tying marker with 5:03 left in regulation time and scored the winner at the 4:19 mark of the overtime period for their victory. Dump Port Hope 5-1 Bowmanville's next game was against Port Hope and the Toros won by the score of 5-1. Ryan Ferguson opened the scoring, with the assists going to "Chuck" Carr and defenceman Jason Crosbie. Richard Bateman scored the only goal of the middle period, on an unassisted play. The Canadian Tire lads struck for three more goals in the final period, with Bateman picking up his second goal, assisted by Carr, Robinson scored the fourth Bowmanville goal, assisted by B ateman and Bateman completed a hat-trick performance, assisted by Crosbie. Port Hope scored their only goal of the game with three seconds remaining in regulation time, to steal Steve Oke's bid for the shutout. Defeat Woodbridge 6-2 The stage was now set for the "B" Championship between the Toros and Woodbridge, with Bowmanville winning by the score of 6-2. The first goal of 1 the game was scored by the Toros' Richard Bateman at the 9:24 mark of the middle period, the assists going to defencemen Sean Brown and Ryan Ferguson. Woodbridge tied the score less than two minutes later only to have Ryan Robinson send Bowmanville into the lead to stay, the assist going to Jason Crosbie. Robinson picked up the third goal, assisted by DECEMBER 24 - 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service DECEMBER 31 - 10 p.m. Watchnight Service Your Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Church defenceman Jason Hoffman. Robinson scored his third goal, assisted by Chuck Carr and Hoffman. Ryan Ferguson scored the fifth Toro goal, assisted by Carr and Hoffman who had a splendid day. Wood bridge scored their second goal, only to have Robinson complete a four-goal performance with the assist going to Ferguson who is getting stronger each game out. Steve Oke played very well in goal for the Toros all day, making several key saves to earn the victories. The Toros lost Jeff Murphy to illness after the first game and also speedy right-winger Collin Taggart to an injured knee mid-way through the second game and both lads will be out of the lineup indefinitely. A&R Flooring Downs Shoppers Three Goals by Chris Pot and two by Niki Defreitas enabled A and R Flooring to defeat Shoppers Drug Mart 5-2 on Nov. 29. Shoppers goals were scored by Stephen Tabb and David Leppert. Jeff Finney, a good team player, had three assists for his efforts. One of his assists was a perfect breakaway pass to Chris Pot. Left winger Chris Steele skated into the corner and made a perfect pass to the front of the net (as practised) to the awaiting Niki for one of his two assists. Other assists went to Marc Gendron, ■ Bradley St. John, Jason Frayne and Erik Griffin. It was Erik's first point of his young hockey career. Brian Ball, having a great year, was excellent once again on defence. John Marco Cannito excited the fans. on many occasions with solid goaltending. Newtonville Bowling 50-50 draw - Pat Millson Team standings: Chimps 36, Baboons 31, Gorillas 30, Orangutans 24 points. 200 games bowled by : Jean Arnold 278, 224, Pat Millson 244, 201, Olive Henderson 238, Joan Argue 234, Lois Walker 226, Peggy Millson 225, Marlene Stacey 221, 219, 210, Cindy Millson 210, Sabine Parks 209, Dorothy Dodds 205. Bowling will be held on Monday evenings for the next 2 weeks on December 22nd and the 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen, Mrs. Janet Paeden, Phyllis Peck, Lena Clysdale and Miss Berneice Milligan travelled by bus Monday morning with other senior citizens of Newcastle to Niagara Falls to view the Christmas lights and decorations there arriving home on Tuesday. Several attended the 25th wedding anniversary celbrations for Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gilmer held at the Arena, Orono on Saturday evening. Mr. Jack Ogden was- chairman for the short program. Mr. Ken and Blaine Gilmer each offered their congratulations and Kim presented them with a family portrait. Mrs. Peggy Boyd and Mr. Jim Gilmer also spoke. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing and a sociable time with lunch to end a joyous occasion. Barry and Sherry Wood were church greeters on Sunday. The Sunday School children with their leaders gave an enactment of the Christmas story. Some dressed in costumes. Ryan Farrow announced the hymns and Jan Farrow, Tara Stapleton, and Donna Gloss reading the scriptures. There was also a White Gift presentation. Carole Gardner on behalf of the Youth Group presented $200.00 to be sent to the Auberge House, Oshawa, the proceeds from selling cookies. At the close of the service a coffee or tea hour everyone enjoyed the social hour served by the Junior Youth Group. There will be Christmas Eve Service at 7:30 p.m. at Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill were present at a Christmas Party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Goldie on Saturday evening. There were 31 present and a sociable time was held by all. Udies Bowlinq Team Standings - Diana Thompson - 27 points, 40406; Shiela Roberts - 27 points, 39652; Jackie Braybrook - 27 points - 38903; Nancy Living - 25 Va points, 39657; Sharlene Dehart - 25 points, 39396; Joan Ard - 23 points, 38642; Linda Bryant - 21 points, 38607; Jean Harness - 19*4» points, 38920; Heather Westlake - 17 points, 39012; Judy Willan -14 points, 38815; Wilma VanGoor - 14 points, 38189; Nancy Evans - 12 points, 37402. High Single - Joan Ard 306, High Triple - Nancy Living 763. ' \ ; Patrick G. Deegari ir DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 623-6477 STARKVILLE Un Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins, Mary, Sarah and Maia with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caswell, Marisha, Shaughn and Jessica of Newcaslte attended the Caswell family Christmas party. Everyone enjoyed brunch at the Welcome Court and later gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Caswell in Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. T. Sytema of Deventer, Holland are planning to arrive in Canada on Thursday to spend 3 weeks with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rypstra and Mark and to attend the birthday party for their aunt Mrs, J. De Jong of Marnwood House in Bowmanville, On Friday, December 19th, Mrs. J. De Jong, Marnwood House, Bowmanville will be celebrating her 91st birthday. A supper and party are planned at Marnwood House with all her family attending. They will be Mrs. De Jong's daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rypstra, her grandsons and their families, Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond Rypstra, Melanie and Jill of Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rypstra, Aaron and Shawn of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rypstra, Adam and Timothy of Orono and Mr, Mark Rypstra and Mr. and Mrs. T. Sytema who are visiting from Deventer, Holland, Best Wishes, Mrs. De Jong, for a very Happy Birthday and many more. BAHA'I FAITH "Wlion love Is realized • and the Idoal spiritual bonds unlto tho honrls ol men, tho whole human race will bo upllltod, tho world will continually grow moro spiritual and radiant and tho hnpplnosn and tranquillity ol mankind bo Immeasurably Incroasod." For Information call G23-7G21 or 023-9277 GIFT IDEAS FOR "LAST-MINUTE SANTAS" We still have a great selection of Boxed Chocolates Mixed Nuts Camera Supplies Cosmetics for Men and Women Watches for Ladies and Gents and for Children Gift Wrap McGregor Drugs 5 King St.W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5792