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; 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 13,1988 Section Two Yelvertonians Welcome 1988 Yelverton News by H. Malcolm To those of our readers who have welcomed the "new year of'88" with a cup of lukewarm tea and a discreet discreet yawn we extend a rousing Happy New Year with our abrasive ballpoint; to the rest of you, who have welcomed the new year with ' unbridled enthusiasm enthusiasm and an endless procession of glasses of good arid not so good cheer, we whisper as quietly as possible "Happy Hangover". Hangover". We shall refrain from - commenting as to which group we belong. This should be a great year for our Dutch Canadians. Canadians. If you have ever attempted attempted to say "eighty- eight" in the Dutch language language you will know why. • And if you wish to add the word "stoves" afterwards, this unlikely combination of words if effectively delivered delivered vocally, is guaranteed to clean out your sinuses, blow out your adenoids and deposit a wide deposit of saliva and' sputum on anything within six feet in front of you. Altogether now repeat after me ten times the following following in the most guttcral tone you can muster: "Acht in tacktig hacheltjcs", which sounds more or less like the literal translation "Oct en talkelljihes cochclches". This year it would appear the favorite location for our Yelverton friends and their associates to bid au revoir to the elderly bearded lady of 1987 (we musn't play favorites favorites in attributing the year past as masculine and be accused of sexist connotations connotations must we) and in welcoming welcoming the naked babe of 1988, was the Manvers Twsp Community Centre. Our fair community contributed some 30 of its residents to the full house dinner and dance. Warren Sutcliff and his band provided excellent excellent dancing music during the evening and the addition addition of Gary and Kathy Bristow Bristow for a few songs put the icing on the cake. Terry Staples kept the evening progressing with his parental guidance and running commentary. The true test of a band's popularity popularity is the number of folk who are still on the floor at close up time. This year there was a high percentage. percentage. The annual pilgrimage to the south to avoid at least a little of our beautiful winter weather (tongue in cheek) starts this week. Providing Quality Esso Petroleum Products in the Bowmanville and surrounding area for almost 50 gears. 24-HOUIt SERVICE AUTOMATIC DELIVERY jtamson fuels .Esso. 12 SlurrocK Road Bowmanville feleplione 625-5516 Guys and Gals Hair Salon C! Reg. '60 Perm NOW $ 48 28 Division St., Bowmanville 20% OFF All Perms given by Gwen, Lynda,Sue or Marietta for the month of January. Reg. '35 Perm NOW $ 28 623-1341 Miss Candy Malcolm and her friend Miss Nancy Hum leave the day after New Years for two weeks, for a' sojourn in Costa Rica. Ifour mental map of Central America is accurate, Costa Rica lies north of Panama and south of Nicaraugua about 10 degrees north of the Equator. Should be quite cosy down there climate-wise. climate-wise. While some escape to the south others déliberately. head further north for more wintry pursuits. A year or two ago we noted in our written perambulations perambulations that we had a fam- ily in our community who raised pure bred Siberian huskies and when opportunity opportunity presents itself use them in cross country dog sled racing. We refer of course to Mike and Mrs. Smith who live on the southern southern extreme of our Yelverton Yelverton "subdivision" and have around one dozen Siberian huskies. The huskey is not to be confused with its larger cousin the Malamute e.g. our "Grandson" Mol- son. The husky is a quiet friendly dog weighing around 40 pounds when in racing condition while a Malamute, if obese, can weigh up to 160 lbs. An opportunity to see Mike and his dogs and other sled teams in action will be provided at Kenrei Park just north of Lindsay the week-end of Jan. 6, where a racing meet is scheduled. Unfortunately, Manvers Council has to date, refused Mike a kennel license for his dogs which in our not too humble opinion, he really deserves. Hopefully, they will reconsider reconsider his application and the inequity of the existing situation, and grant him a kennel license even with a limited number of animals to be kept. It was indeed a treat for us as for thousands of Canadians Canadians to see our Canadian Junior Hockey team best their Russian counterparts. This should give our Canadian Canadian hockey a real shot in the arm following a year or two of demoralizing effort. We'll bet there were a lot of misty eyes, unrelated to New Year's Eve binge, while watching the emotional emotional effect of the win on players and coaching staff alike. To see the tears of emotion caused by a charge of Canadian pride in our country was indeed heartwarming. We trust this is one aspect of Canadianism we can sal-' vage should Bullroony proceed proceed with his "better than sliced bread" Free Trade deal with our southern neighbors. Hopefully, we shall always always be able to preserve our Canadian identity, even if it is considered by many as a dull and stodgy image. Pleased to learn that George and Phyllis McCullough McCullough are calling their newborn newborn son Charles Robert after George's beloved brother Charlie McCullough McCullough who passed away some 12 years ago in à car accident. Hope he inherits RRSP holders looking for income RRn% VERSUS ANNUITIES: Now the difference is even larger! Registered Retirement Income Funds have always offered greater control and flexibility than an annuity - plus the potential for capital growth. But under today's tax laws, the difference in favour of an Industrial Croup of Funds RR1F is now even Greater. You still choose the investments... you still direct any estate planning... and you will still have the right to transfer at any time. But now you will be able to take as much income as you like each year (beyond the specified annual minimum from as many plans as you like)...and you won't have to wait until the year after your purchase to start receiving payments. So, once again, the choice is simple. What would you rather hâve: control, flexibility and potential growth? Oran annuity? / Before you make up your mind, please return the coupon pelow for full comparative details. The Industrial Group oF Funds D Please send me a copy of your booklet comparing the merits of annuities and Registered Retirement Income Funds. NAMK ■STKI'KT CITY I'KOV, POSTAL COOK PHONIC lUllkvl V5MÎV ™/kivantage$ WAYNE CLARKE Any offer made only by prospectus. 1 Eva Ad,, Suite 111 Etobicoke, Ontario M9C 4Z5 Bus: 286-0017 or 622-6610 Happy 30th Anniversary Mom and Dad Newton ville News J " 1 UmL, , :JR V ;, ■ *' • t ,v\> ,• ■■ mMr ' fW* Mi. Last Sunday Mrs. Phyllis Peck was an overnightguest of Mrs. Isla Barker of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood with Mrs. W. Wood of Newcastle Newcastle were New Year's Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pyc Finch of Scarborough. Scarborough. Mrs. Jim Imlach and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. David Imlach, Paul and Drew were New Years dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Henderson Henderson and girls of Newcastle, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson and Ronald were dinner guests on New Years day with Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson. Chris • and Jessica of Newcastle, Bob of Oshawa was a caller in the evening. Mrs. Fred Saunders of Picton was talking to Mrs. Lena Clysdale by phone and would like to be remembered remembered by all her neighbors and friends when she once lived in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown, Mr. Martyn Brown and Taylan and Miss Shelly Brown were dinner guests on New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade at Port Hope. Those for dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer for New Years were Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Gilmer of Oshawa. Ken Gilmer, Irene Burley of Bowmanville, Clarence Burley, Orono and Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Newtonville-Starkville Bowling The 50/50 draw was won by Linda Adams. Team standings were the Fuzzy Navels 46 pts, Pina Colodas 36 pts, Marqucritas 33 pts, and Singapore Slings 22 pts. 200 games bowled by Joan Argue 285, Peggy Millson 255, Blanche Jones 250,212, Sandra McAleese 236, 207, Linda Adams 230, Pat Millson 226, Joyce Stacey 225, Marilyn Cochrane 222, Karen McAleese 221, 216, Cindy Millson 216, Joan Adams 214, Susan Floyd 213, Jean O'Neill 202. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey were dinner guests on New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kube of Oshawa. Mrs. Phyllis Peck spent Christmas day at a family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dennis Cobbledick and family at Garden Hill and Boxing • Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Robinson and family at Starkville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson were dinner guests on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade at Port Hope. Miss Kim Gilmer and Mary Vinkle were the church greeters on Sunday. The choir sang, "Birth of a Saviour". The sermon was The Fourth Magi, with the minister dressed in costume costume describing his life in the different stages of life. The annual congregational meeting for Newtonville on Sunday January 24th beginning beginning with a pot luck luncheon luncheon at 12 noon. Mrs. Marie Trim and Mr. Jerry Welch spent the Christmas holiday at their cottage at St. Ola, south of Bancroft.; Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Henderson of Port Hope visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Sunday evening. Durham Lung Association Offers "Countdown" Program Durham Region Lung Association Association will run its smoking smoking cessation program "Countdown" in Bowmanville Bowmanville starting on February 16, 1988. This seven session session course will be held in the Training Room at the Goodyear Plant, 45 Raines Avenue, Bowmanville, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:00 p'.m. to 8:30 p.m. This program is not restricted to Goodyear employees only, but is open to all interested area residents. residents. A registration fee is payable payable in advance,and covers all costs including permanently permanently bound course reference reference materials, counselling at sessions, maintenance manual and a relaxation tape. All sessions are held in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. Countdown offers two programs in one - a group program and a self-help program.. The course is designed designed to not only help smokers successfully "kick the habit," but to also teach new behaviours which ensure ensure the ex-smoker can maintain a non-smoking lifestyle. Course members have only five weeks in which to break a lifetime addiction. addiction. However, the friendly competition and genuine support of fellow members, coupled with professional professional direction from a Lung Association Course Leader has proved to be a Charlie's great personality as well. Doug and Pamela Sinclair and boys of Oshawa hosted a gathering of their friends Brian and Marion Mahon of Los Angeles visiting visiting with relatives in Lindsay, Miss Caroline Van Alstine of Lindsay and Marti, Jane and Dionne Malcolm of Omemee. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Byron Hyland of Omemee in the recent passing passing of his brother Arthur formerly of Nestleton and more recently of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan hosted their family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker and family of Etobicoke and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pfok on New Year's Day. Mrs. Ann Lee is sporting a new Lada, fire engine red. Perhaps she will assume the role of Honorary Chieftain Chieftain for our hamlet of Yelverton. Yelverton. Ann now sports two Ladas, a "mail" Lada and I presume a female Lada. Ann Lee and Flora Postma arc leaving on Friday Friday Jan. 8 for a week's vacation vacation in Cuba. Happy holidays holidays ladies. Yelverton U.C.W. will be held on Thurs a.m. January 7 at the home of Isabel and Norman Wilson in Janct- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glas- bergen attended a retirement retirement party put on by Mr. and Mrs. Wim Van Vlcet in observance of his retirement retirement held at the Flying Dutchman restaurant on Sat. evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Glasbergen and the other members of her family were also in attendance. Mr. Louis Nasoto and sister sister Elizabeth Nasoto of Mississauga Mississauga were among the usual collection of 20 relatives relatives and friends who visited visited at Malconia on Sunday during the afternoon and evening. winning combination. Most recent statistics show that, in one year period 30,000 Canadians died as a result of smoking related disease. For the smoker who really wants to be free of cigarettes, Countdown can be the answer. answer. 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