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\ 12 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillo. November 11. 1987 New Lid for "Punch 99 Clemens mmm When the chilling unit of the ice making machine broke down at Bowmanville Arena on Saturday, emergency arrangements were made to play the Junior C Goodyear Eagles' Sunday night game at Darlington Sports Centre. Club President President Ron Clemens filled in as a ticket taker, complete with a classy new fedora that brought back memories of Punch Imlach's famous hat at Maple Leaf Gardens. Gardens. He was getting the needle from Neil Jones in this photo. Because of the death of team manager Weldon Brown's wife over the weekend, the Goodyear Eagles team wore black arm bands Sunday on their left arms out of respect. 6° by Scott Reay Ajax Axemen put an end to Eagles' six game winning streak last Tuesday. This was Bowmanville's first loss of the season when the Axemen Axemen defeated them 5-2 in Ajax. It started off a tight, hard- checking hockey game. Eagles Eagles took the lead with Brian Heard's goal from Jeff Dawson at 8:47 of the first period. Ajax tied it shortly after after that. Bowmanville pulled ahead again on a double ower play goal by Murray 'enderson with Brian Heard and Shawn Rekker getting the assists. Before the end of the period, Ajax tied it up again. Ajax took the lead at 4:08 into the second period but Eagles couldn't come up with anything else. The Ajax goal tender used a combination combination of skill and luck to hold off Bowmanville's many opportunities. opportunities. The Eagles fell apart in the third period when Ajax scored two more goals to assure their victory. Beat Little Britain The Eagles defeated the Merchants in Little Britain arena 8-2 on Saturday night. Bowmanville took an early early lead with Steve Terry's goal just over a minute into play. Midway through the period, Chris Dreossi scored to extend the lead to 2-0. The Merchants put one in, on the power play very shortly after after that. In the second period, the Eagles scored the next two goals, one by Mike Gallant, the other Steve Terry . The Eagles started having trouble trouble clearing the puck out of their end which resulted in Little Britain's second goal. After that, it was all Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Late in second period, period, Brad Creuss with a pass from Murray Henderson, brought the puck out of the corner, through the Merchants Merchants defence and shoved it into the net. The Eagles finished them off in the third, scoring three more goals, Steve Terry scoring nis third of the game, Mike Colwell getting his first goal and one by Ted Gaudet. David Smith played in net for the Eagles and showed excellent skill, only allowing two goals. Eagles played Uxbridge in Hampton Arena Sunday, winning by a score of 6-4. Since Bowmanville Arena is presently not working, Eagles Eagles will be playing their home games in Hampton. Happy First Birthday Graduate Colorado Co asms Pay Visit • ... LS v Haydon News DANIEL K.P. REEFKE, M.A. Recently, Daniel K.P. Reefke graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Masters degree. His proud parents are Timm and Giselle Reefke, Pontypool. Mr. Reefke has accepted a position with the Manitoba University as he continues studying for a Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Admas and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Adams and family at Blackstock on Friday. Friday. Mrs. Diane Adams called on John and Dora White of Courtice on Saturday. Saturday evening Mr. John Adams and Mr. Ernie Adams, Blackstock, were with Mr. and ' Mrs. Roger (Marilyn) Moffat. Club 21 will meet Monday evening November 9th at 8 p.m. at the Community Centre with Mrs. Lynne Roth and Mrs. Jean Slemon as the November group. Master Adam Millson stayed overnight on Saturday Saturday with his Aunt Karen (Mr and Mrs. Gerry Ruelland) Real Estate Guide 623-4433 I PRESTON M> ka I ra n* ik« Cm Ik f-m 1 «OD from THE ROYAL GLEN V 1120sq.ft. *89,900 Check out our exceptional values in quality and construction Bungalows, Backs/iliis, Tivo*Storeys! Come & See Us. You'll Be Glad You Did!! Royal Crown Homes Ltd. OSHAWA 40 1 EAS1 PORI s "hopf V HtiLUPti rm N 5 s $ hospital SALES OFFICE FOR INFORMATION PHONE PORT HOPE T#! I Ins subdivision is suivnd by safu, clean economical nuturul gas susan at 885-8088 SALES OFFICE HOURS: M0N.-THURS. i p.m.-a p.m. CLOSED FRIDAYS SAT.- SUN. 12noon'4p.m. ,-- MS D and cousin Jason at Bowmanville Bowmanville and was joined Sunday morning by his brother Andrew at the Ruelland's. Mrs. Cindy Millson and boys attended the birthday party held for little Blaise Vaneyk for his first big party and enjoyed the hay- ride. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard Howard were Saturday overnight overnight guests with their daughter Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Graham and boys, and then left to spend the next few months in Florida. Sorry I missed a name in the write-up of the Haydon Hallowe'en Party -- so to correct this -- Miss Nicola Lloyd who was dressed as a Genie and had 1st prize for the children between 6 and 12 years. Guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Brent Cochrane Cochrane and girls were Bev's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller of Lindsay. Mr. John Liptay is visiting with his daughter Mrs. Helen Bodnar of Oshawa for a few days and on returning returning will soon leave to join the seniors atHillsdale Manor, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie (Mary) Topple, Bowmanville, visited visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred (Peggy) Millson on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John (Betty) Roth Sr. were visited this past summer by three sets of relatives from outside Canada. Hilde and Erich Hermann, Hermann, of Frankenthal, West Germany, stayed with Walt and Helga Ecclestone of Oshawa from August 13 to Sept. 8th -- Hilde is John's niece. Willi and Maria Schlegel and daughter Silvia stayed with John and Betty Roth from August 23 to September September 18th -- Maria is John's sister and they came from Lambsheim, West Germany. Germany. Max and Edith Math, of Westminister, Colorado, stayed with John and Lynn Roth, Haydon, from September September 7 to October 5 -- Edith is John Sr.'s cousin. The whole family was together together on many occasions to celebrate the Roth's thirtieth thirtieth (30) anniversary of their coming to Canda. The Hermann's have been here seven times in ten years, while r tjie Schlegels and Matlis' xyere here for the second tiipp. The visitors enjoyed their stay while visiting places of interest such as Cullen Gardens, Gardens, Peterboroguh, Port Perry, Haliburton, St. Jacob's, Ontario, and the Curve Lake Indian Reserve. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spry and Ashley, Toronto, were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton and family, Peterborough, were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain's. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paterson Paterson went to their trailer at Crow Lake on Monday and took a nice tour up around Marmora. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashton, Paul and Mathew, Newmarket, Newmarket, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, Lindsay and Brent of Peterboroguh were Sunday Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton. Fred and Reama Ashton and Weir and Meta Swain visited with Lou and Mary Ashton of Peterborough on Thursday and stayed and had coffee. Mr. John Jones, Oshawa, Susan and Pete were Sunday Sunday supper guests with his parents, Jack and Blanche Jones and Sandy. Bits and Pieces BROTHERHOOD -- Many of the fraternal organizations organizations in town are sponsoring their 9th annual Brotherhood Night at St. Joseph's Parish Great Hall, Liberty St. South, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, November 17th at 7 p.m. Former mayor of the Town of Newcastle Garnet Rickard will be the guest speaker, the BHS band will entertain and all of this will be preceded by a fabulous dinner. Contact Clarence Bell, 137 Liberty St. N. for tickets, tickets, 683-8939. ORIENTATION -- The Big Brothers Association of Newcastle is having an Orientation evening on Monday, Nov. 83rd at 7: IB p.m. and anyone interested interested in becoming a volunteer Big Brother or Board Member is invited to attend. It will be held at the office, office, 80 King St. West, Bowmanville, For further information, information, call 623-6646. CRAFT SEASON -- We've just been out back checking the Coming Events, four or five columns of them including several Christmas crafts items with proceeds for worthy causes. It might be worthwhile to spend a few minutes in that section so you don't miss some of the goodies. Kroon 6t Son Interior Renovations Industrial -- Residential FREE ESTIMATES Call 623-1498 after 5 p.m. Bus Going to Winter Fair NewtonviUe News by O. Henderson Hi! My name is Aleisha Marie Puk and I celebrated my first birthday on September 8,1987. The past year has been filled with excitement for my proud Mommy and Daddy, Marie and Ted Puk, Newcastle. 50/50 draw-Susan Floyd. Team Standings-Fuzzy Navels Navels 19, Margueritas 19, Pina Coladas 19, Singapore Slings 15 points. 200 games by Joan Adams 232, Joyce Stacey 231, Olive Henderson 217, Pat Millson 216, Marlene Stacey 211, Vi Patterson 210, Cindy Millson 207, Dorilda McCarron 201. Anyone wishing to travel bv bus to the Royal Winter Fair on Sunday November 15th leaving NewtonviUe at noon contact Marlene Stacey 786-2507 or Inez Boughen 786-2239. Mrs. Mary Vinkle was an overnight guest on Wednesday Wednesday with Mrs. Bonny McDonald McDonald at Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson attended the Canadian Legion Dinner and Dance at Bowmanville on Saturday evening. Mrs. Mary Brown of Park- view Apartments in Newcastle Newcastle is now a patient at St. Joseph's Joseph's Hospital at Queensway Avenue, Toronto. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood and boys at Newcastle. Mrs. Lena Clysdale was a dinner guest on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins to celebrate Shelley McGuey's birthday. 1 There were 141/2 tables of euchre at the Hall on Friday evening. Winners were Norma Norma Moffat with a score of 91, Mildred Britton 88, Aleck Moffat 82, Carl Todd 81, Lena Graham 80, Fred Yeo 80. The winner of the 50/50 was Don Hensley. Next card party to be held on November November 20th. Another successful dance was held at the Hall on Saturday Saturday evening with prizes and the 50 dancing. Mr. Glenn and Marvin Stapleton Stapleton attended the Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary Club Rural Urban Dinner held at Orono United Church on Thursday evening. Mrs. Hazel Irwin is a patient patient in Oshawa Hospital awaiting surgery on her leg. The Women's Institute will be meeting next Wednesday, November 18th at Doreen Lake's with Elizabeth Skeld- ing's group in charge of program. program. Mrs. Gladys Osborn and .IVlrs. E. Austin of Port Hope were dinner guests on Saturday, Saturday, to celebrate Mrs. Austin's Austin's 95th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton and family also to celebrate Marvin's birthday. Mr. Don Vinkle and Trueman Trueman Henderson were deer hunting near Apsley last week returning home on Saturday Saturday afternoon. Among those who enjoyed the annual supper at Newcastle Newcastle on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen and Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow. Mr. Darryl Stacey son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stacey Newcastle spent the weekend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey. Jim and Beth visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Owles of Prescott. Last week-end Mrs. Irene Burley of Bowmanville visited visited Mrs. Lena Clysdale and was hosted to a family surprise surprise 87th birthday party on Sunday when several family family members called. The craft classes met at the school on Thursday evening when a Christmas table centrepiece centrepiece was made with a wicker plate as the base. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Chrysler, Chrysler, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell, Caswell, Mrs. Mary Vinkle and Gloria Todd attended the Beehive Rebekah # 125-75th birthday party and dinner and entertainment at the Oddfellows' Centennial Hall, Bowmanville on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hender- Tnasfmnster» Readv son visited Sunday evening i oastmasters neaay with Mr and Mrs R M . dread at Newcastle. Mrs. Lena Clysdale visited Hilda Gilbert of Toronto on Tuesday and returned home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton Stapleton attended the Old Time Fiddlers Dance held at Cavan Hall on Saturday evening. Mr. Stan Tesnovsky returned returned home from Hospital early last week and is now convalescing at home. Doris and Duane Chrysler were the greeters on Sunday for church services. The choir sang "Faith is the Victory". Victory". The minister entitled his sermon "Seeing with Closed Eyes". At the close of the service a cup of coffee was enjoyed. On Sunday afternoon another another family get together for Mrs. E. Austin's birthday at her home in Port Hope. For Charter Night The Chairman, TM Tricia Eyman, opened the weekly meeting of the Bowmanville Toastmasters Club by reflecting reflecting upon Remembrance Day. Members of her head table were TM Rob Owens as General Evaluator, TM Randy MacGillivray as Toastmaster for the evening and TM Dave Gibson as Table Topics Master. TM Gibson had prepared imaginative imaginative geographical and political political scenarios about which everyone was to speak for one minute. TM Irene Kon- zelmann won the trophy for Best Table Topics Speaker. TM Egon Pedersen held a seminar during which he talked in detail about the duties duties Toastmasters fulfill as they are scheduled for various various positions each week. These positions are opportunities opportunities for learning; to become more effective in conducting business meetings, to increase increase skills in planning and managing human relationships. relationships. The Parliamentarian, TM Walter Piersma, won the Spark Plug for his tireless determination to instill in us the value for proper parliamentary parliamentary procedures. The preparations for the Charter Night on December 1,1987 are being finalized. It will be a dinner meeting and many distinguished guests are expected to join us in celebrating celebrating our charter. Tickets are available for non members. members. If you would like to know more about Toastmasters, please join us on a Tuesday night. We meet weekly at : 7:30 p.m. at the Lions Centre. Or call Irene Konzelmann at 983-9423 or Joe Christ! at 436-2306. More Than One Veterinarian In a photo appearing in last week's edition of The Statesman, we incorrectly stated that an individual veterinary clinic had made a donation to the public library. library. In fact, the cheque presented to the Town of Newcastle Library System during Animal Health Week was from the South Durham Veterinary Association. Association. In addition, Dr. Sandy Cook, who appeared in the photo, is with the Bowmanville Veterinary Clinic not the Durham Veterinary Veterinary Clinic. Orono News Orono Church News A very impressive memorial memorial service was held at Orono United church on Sunday morning, with the opening "O Canada" and hymn "Lora of the Lands". Pamela Werrv gave "Minute for Mission, and Cathy Millson gave an introduction for "Christians in Action". Mrs. Cheri Davies gave the children's story. Marion Milnes and Don Staples Staples were the soloists for the choir anthem. Happy Birthday to-Gerrett DeJonge-November 11, Jeremy Jeremy Weeks-November 13. by i meets Tuesday, November 24, at 7:30 p.m. in main hall. For all members of Session, Stewards, Trustees, Reps from S. S. U. C. W.. and ministry ministry and Personnel Comm. This is the budget meeting. Next Sunday, November 15-Guests Sydenhem Kiwa- nis Club in charge of service, uest speaker-Mr. James excellent representation from the Legion. The Salvation Salvation Army in attendance and added greatly to the hymn singing. Reverend Milnes gave scripture readings and service in charge of the Legion, Legion, Chaplain Lt. R. Shirran, Salvation Army. The following following wreaths placed-Province of Ontario, Town of Newcastle, Newcastle, Royal Canadian Legion Legion Branch 178; Ladies Auxilary 178; Oddfellows and Rebekhas Lodge; Business Business Mens Association; Pine Ridge Kinsmen; Scouts, Cubs, and Beavers; Guides ,Brownies and Pathfinders; Orono Horticulture; Clarke High School, Pines Sr. Public; Public; Orono-Lockhart School; and Kirby school. low rates make State Farm homeowners Insurance a good buy. Our service makes it even belter. Call me. Dirk Brinkman Scugog Street Bowmanville 623-3621 gi Y< bung. Special Music by Ki- wanis Club choir. Lunch is planned following service, so if you plan on staying please bring sandwiches, cookies or squares. Cenotaph Service. 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