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l.'.'rf i i The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. October 14. 1087 17 SAVE BIG BUCKS at our BACK-DOOR SALE ★ ENTRANCE THROUGH BACK DOOR ONLY 6-10 P.M. - FRIDAY, OCT. 16th Panasonic. Buck Savers... Panasonic P26P81R Deluxe Stereo 26" Color TV • Broadcast stereo capability • Built-in stereo amp with 2-way 4-speaker system • 114-channel cable-compatible Now Only $1049. 95 - 5-YEAR WARRANTY - Radios • Portable Stereos" Panasonic PV4700K Omnivision Hi-Tech 4 Video Head System Video Cassette Recorder with double fine slow • Loaded with Features Now Only $569. 95 52 FREE MOVIE Rentals - Rent 1 Get 1 FREE Technics Super Stereo Package • Double cassette deck • Quartz digital tuner • Automatic turntable • 3-way speaker system Only $899. (Stand Optional) 10-YEAR WARRANTY 95 Panasonic NN-6407 Mid-size Microwave Oven Variable power with auto re-heat Now Only $399. 95 Includes: FREE Cookware ^HITACHI Super Savers! Hitachi DE-17 Cassette Deck • Superlife Permalloy core heads • Dolby B LED meter "A Super Value" Only $129. 95 Use Your Credit! Walkman Type Portable On Sale! Assorted Used TV Sets to choose from! Hitachi TRK-3D2 Portable Stereo Includes: FREE Headphones Only $169. 95 3-way 5-speaker system MT2551 20" Color Commander by Hitachi Color TV • 91 channel cable ready • Sleep timer • On-screen display (Volume/channel) • Many more features Now Only $599. 95 5-YEAR WARRANTY Hitachi VM3000 Luminar Video VHS Camcorder (Camera and recorder all in one) Solid State sensor • Date and time recording • Zoom lens • Auto focus Only $1899. Case Included 95 BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION "Bowmanville's Complete Electronics Store" 20 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 623-2312 50 Years Ago. Thursday, September 16, 1937 Allin F. Annis, a native of Tyrone, and a graduate of Bowmanville High School has been appointed acting Crown Attorney for Ontario County, due to the resignation resignation of Gordon D. Conant, K.C., Liberal Candidate in that county. Prov. Con. Price Morris and Traffic Officer H. Caldwell Caldwell stationed in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, had a busy Saturday when high winds ana greasy highways played a part in causing five accidents accidents between 1 and 6 p.m. Mr. Leo Rammel and Mr. A. Luenneman have taken over Brookdale Kingsway Greenhouses and Flower ■ Shop and will operate under the name of Kingsway Greenhouses and Flower Shop. 25 Years Ago. Wednesday, September 19, 1962. The offer of Donald Harvey, Harvey, Owen Sound, to operate operate an ambulance service for this district has been received received and will'be discussed at a meeting on Monday evening by the Ambulance Committee of Bowmanville Council. RCAF F/L Alden Wheeler, formerly of Bowmanville was recently assigned Duluth Duluth Air Defense Sector Information Information Officer, North American Air Defense Command. Command. He was stationed at the RCAF Station, Comox, B. C. Sim anb Biatant Saat Six First Class Guides, Lynda Kyte, Nancy Stani- land, Janice Byers, Carol Rahm, Cheryl Metcalf and Joan Suggitt worked on their camper badges last week while attending the Girl Guide Camp held at Shingle Landing, Lake Scu- gog. Bowmanville's Clerk- Treasurer Jack Reid outlined outlined his duties in his classification classification talk at the regular luncheon meeting last Friday Friday of the Bowmanville Rotary Rotary Club. Norris Turner, son of Reverend Reverend and Mrs. H. A. Turner, Turner, Bowmanville has registered registered in the first year Arts Course at Victoria University, University, Toronto. 10 years Ago, On Sunday, October 2, the CBC will be televising the service at St. John's Anglican Anglican Church. Bowmanville. Miss Jill Canfield was chosen chosen Miss Durham Central at Orono Fair on Saturday. First runner-up was Miss Deane Woodley and second runner-up Miss Linda Buttery. Buttery. Winners of the baseball tournament in Courtice last week in the junior division were the eight and nine year old team members consisting of Susan Can- field, Taunie Newman, Nancy Locke, Cathy Essery, Suzanne Barnes, Brent Neil, Danny Seaton,Jennifer Burns, Aaren Decoe, and coaches Patti Larmer and Pat Mackey. Courtice Cougar News SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS by Paul Senyk The junior boys' soccer team remained undefeated at 5-0-1 as they squeaked by Bowmanville 3-2. Scoring for Courtice were Kevin Grant with two goals and Jeff Reynolds with the single tally. However, their streak finally finally came to an abrupt end when they were soundly beaten by an experienced Paul Dwyer team 6-1. The lone goal for the Cougars was scored by Andrew Kamondy from a penalty shot. Our boys' singles and dou- 'bles teams participated in the LOSSA tournament in Whitby on Monday, October 5. Congratulations to all team members who played very well. Special mention should go to Laurent De- bovard who played an exceptional exceptional game, losing in the tiebreaker. Team members members were: in men's singles -- Dave Gunn and Laurent Debovard; in men's doubles -- Lance Haluka and Adam Holt, Dean Macko and Joe Gudelj. The midget girls' basketball basketball team narrowly beat Central last week 40-38. Outstanding Outstanding offensive players and high scorers were Michelle Colterman and Karen Rottine. The juniors lost to a strong Central team; however, however, Courtice displayed a strong defence led by Laura Suess and Erin Parfitt. The junior boys' soccer team got back into the winning winning groove after being defeated defeated last week for the first time. They destroyed Van- ier by a score of 6-2. Scoring for Courtice were Ivor McCullough with two goals and singles were earned by Kevin. Grant, Andrew Kamondy, Paul Hindman and Shane Vivian. The senior boys' team shut out Vanier 4-0. Frank Canonico played a great game in net and scoring for the Cougars were Kyle Virtue, Virtue, Blaine Wase, Paul Ncto and Frank Silvestri. See you next week. NEW TEACHERS This week we spoke with one of theyoungest-appear- ing members of the CSS staff, new addition Miss Prenger, who is teaching grade 11 advanced and general general English as well as grade 10 advanced math. Miss Prenger comes to Courtice right out of the faculty faculty of Education at Queen's University. Before that, she earned hcr B.A. in English at McMaster University. Her student teaching was done in Ottawa and Kingston. Kingston. What's the difference between student teaching and a classroom ol'hcrown? According to Miss Prenger, teaching on your own is much more challenging. You no longer have a framework lor lessons except except for what you develop yourself and there's an opportunity opportunity to implement your own ideas. Miss Prenger is from outside outside of Hamilton near Burlington Burlington and says CSS reminds reminds her of her own high school She likes Court ice so far and would like lo gel involved involved in extra curricular activities with yearbook topping her list. She also professes and interest in the newspaper, something she's well-qualified for after editing experience on McMaster's student newspaper. newspaper. Let's hope CSS students won't scare Miss Prenger off teaching! Her manner indicates indicates there's no worry there, though, and she obviously obviously likes people. After a week on cafeteria duty, she's certainly seen everything everything about students now! What's her verdict? "Students "Students haven't changed since my high school days!" she says. --Cindy Holder I Enjoy My School Because When students were asked to tell what they enjoyed enjoyed about their school this fall, this'is what they wrote: School is fun. We have a game that is shaped like a cube. The class mostly plays checkers. People play with blocks too. Mrs. Falls is our teacher. It's really fun here. --by Darryl Humber Gr. 2. I like the math. I like the new playground because the slide is fun. --by Chris Klauke Gr. 2. My favourite thing is painting. I really like it. Sometimes I get it on my shirt. --by Jeremy Bowen Gr. 3. I like the aquarium in our class. It has newts in it and fish. And I like activities. It is fun. --by Danielle ShirranGr. 3. Central is the best. All of the teachers arc very nice. I like Central. --by Leah Gust Gr. 3. Sports at Central School: Hi, my name is Matthew Jones. I am in Gr. 4. My teacher's name is Mr. St.' John. I like lots of sports at Central, like soccer and baseball and I like track and field. In soccer I am in right centre field. I also like hockey. My favourite sport is baseball. 1 like baseball because I am good at it. I can catch good and hit good. In ball hockey, I was on team 3. In soccer I was on team 1 and 2. Team 1 was the best team I had. We made it to the finals and came in first place. I wish I could stay and play some more bill I have to move to Whitby so 1 guess I can't play at Central but I guess I can play sport at my oilier school. --by Matt Jones Gr. 4. Become a UNICEF Volunteer It's A CHANCE TO GROW Unicef Canada 1-800-268-6364