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1 4 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. January 20.1988 Goodyear Eagles Fight Slump Exercise Classes to be Held at Enniskillen Public School by Kevin Anyan This is as good a time as any for the Bowmanville Goodyear J.C. Eagles to be in the 5-3 win over mp. Wei Sunday nigh rily " lgton Dukes on ght, the Eagles won only for the second time in seven games. The team has the same players and talent talent that allowed them to dominate the league in the first 23 games of the season, but their heart has changed. Some of the players are now being directed by fan applause applause instead of the team work that has and will bring victory to the Eagles. With Bowmanville down one goal in the first period, Steve Terry passed to Chris Dreossi who broke away and beat Wellington's goalie on his hot glove side. Bowmanville Bowmanville took a 3-1 lead out of the second period with goals from Brian Heard and Steve Terry. In the third period, that lead soon diappeared. By the mid-point of tne period, with Bowmanville going on the power play, Heard threw the puck into Wellington's net much to the delight of the crowd. Heard also received two minutes for unsportsmanlike unsportsmanlike conduct and nulled the power-play. This allowed allowed Wellington to score the tying goal. With a pass from Kelly Armstrong, George Pithie used his speed and a hard snap shot to place the Engles ahead to stay. Then with minutes left in tne game, and Bowmanville playing 4 on 3, Troy Foster passed out from behind the net to Armstrong. Kelly made the perfect pass across to Shawn Rekker whose quick shot beat Wellington's goalie. With just over two weeks left in the regular season, it is pretty well determined that Bowmanville will finish in first place. The schedule for Maple Grove W. I. The W.I. met in the C.E. Hall at 8 p.m. on Jan. 11th with Mrs. R. Metcalf, Pres., in charge of the following program. Mrs. Metcalf read a poem entitled "Success is up to you." The W.I. Ode and Lord's Prayer were repeated in unison. The Roll Call was "Name something we can do to help someone." Minutes were read from Nov. and Dec. meetings and the Treasurer's Report given. given. The yearly letter from F.W.I.O. Pres. Mrs. Margaret Munroe was read. Collection and Pennies for Friendship were taken up. Maple Grove will host the District Annual in May but no definite date as yet. The 4H Workshop "Encounter the Outdoors" will be held on Feb. 18th and we have one leader but another another is needed. It was decided decided not to send a delegate to the W.I. workshop in May to Kingston but to suggest that the District send a delegate and hold a workshop afterwards. afterwards. It was agreed that we either make a valentine or buy one to send to shut-ins and bring to our Feb. meeting. meeting. Mrs. W. Brown gave the 'Good Neighbours' report. Mrs. Kathy Prescott commented commented on the Motto "Success is to do more for the world than the world does for us". She said We are the ones who have a chance to make our world different. There are quite a few things that we can do for the world such as voting, recycling, taking out and cleaning up our garbage as well as volunteering volunteering such as scout leaders. leaders. Perhaps we wonder how our one vote may make a difference but it shows we are interested and concerned. concerned. Recycling and taking out and cleaning our garbage shows a concern for our environment. environment. We are taking care of nature not only for ourselves but for future generations. generations. Scout leaders and other volunteers show they care about our youth and others. Right now, Kathy felt was her success in life with a young family, teaching them right from .wrong, keeping the family together. As her family grows, it will be her success seeing them overcome overcome obstacles and grow to maturity. APPOINTMENT STEVE HUISMAN Mr. Murray O'Brien Sales Manager of Cowan Pontiac-Buick Ltd. would like to announce the appointment of Steve ITuis- man to the sales team. Steve has lived in the area all his life and is a recent graduate of Business and Marketing at Durham College. Steve invites his many friends to drop in and see him for their transportation requirements. COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE -- ONT 1 166 King St. E. 623-3396 the play-off round robin will be released this week and the Eagles will have home ice advantage. Bowmanville should walk through the division division play-off;: but may run into problems when they meet the North. Watch for David Smith and Steve Terry Terry to shine and don't be surprised surprised to see Port Perry as the team to beat. Bowmanville's next home game is Sunday. January 24th when they play host to Cobourg Cougars. Game time is the standard 7:30 start. Standings as of Sunday, Sunday, January 17th. Bowmanville Bowmanville 47pts./28, Wellington Wellington 40pts./27, Ajax 25 pts./28, cobourg 18 pts./ 26, and Trent 13 ptsV 27 games. Bnniskjtilen News Wright Sympathy go rdo: r oes to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Perry oh the death of Mrs. Perry's mother. 1 Mrs. Ted Werry has returned returned home from looking after her grandchildren in Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Dickey, Dickey, Miss El va Orchard, Bowl manville; Todd and Bev Milford, Milford, Newtonville: Steve Thompson, Mitchells Corners; Corners; Sherry Hancock, Bow-! manville were Sunday supper supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton, Brenda and Brian, celebrating Milton's Milton's birthday. Many Happy Returns of the Day, Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sten- ger were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Clarence Avery. Miss Betty Wright was a Friday afternoon caller on Mrs. Steve Nimigon and Joanne. Mrs. Clifford Naylor and Mr. John Naylor were dinner dinner guests of Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sanderson, Raglan were Saturday Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richardson, Richardson, Lotus were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe had Saturday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Howe and Ryan, Saintfield. A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nimigon on Sunday Sunday to celebrate the 88th birthday of her father Carman Carman Foster of Whitby. All eight of his children and their spouses attended the dinner. Also helping him celebrate celebrate the occasion was his close friend Vida Erskine of Whitby and granddaughter Joanne Nimigon. On Tuesday Tuesday Carman and Vida depart depart by bus for a month in Florida. Mrs. H. Prescott gave us a couple of contests to try our thinking powers. We were divided into groups of four to discuss some future speakers, resolutions resolutions and means to raise money for our W.I. work. Some suggestions were to learn much more about free trade, a list of prospective speakers and various ways of raising money. Mrs. H. Bradley, Mrs. Wm. Polak, Mrs. W. Brown agreed to look into some suggestions and report to the February meeting. After much discussion, discussion, it was agreed that each member would contribute to a special fund now, instead of trying any money making venture during the winter. We have had no money raising raising projects this year in our W.I. and felt we needed to support our W.I. Mrs. Metcalf Metcalf again reminded us about Valentines for February and that this will be Mens Night. Meeting closed with the repeating of the Collect. The group in charge served various various warm apple, blueberry desserts and ice cream, tea and coffee during the social hour. Meeting on February 8th will start at 7:30 p.m. Speaker Speaker will be Mr. Ron strike of Bowmanville. Win Brown Atoms Win 7-0 Sat., Jan. 16 In Bowmanville House League hockey's Atom Division Division on Sat., Jan. 16 401 Esso came together as a team and won over London Life 7-0. It was an excellent show by goalie Phillip Cunningham giving him his 2nd shutout this year. Charlie Hargast scored four goals with single goals from Peter Gadd, Ryan Kohn and Kris Wright. Mixed Bowling Ladies' High Single: Barb. Gilkes 253, Ladies' High Triple: Barb Gilkes 665, Men's High Triple: Mike Reynolds Reynolds 726, Men's High Single: Single: Mike Reynolds288, 50/ 50 Winner: Jack Murray $110.00. Top Ten Averages: Barry Darbey 230, Peggy Haynes 224, Mike Reynolds 224, Glen Edmondson 218, Rob Terry 216, Barb Gilkes 215, Ken Langford 212, Gord Simpson 209, Harold Hoar 207, Wayne Piggott 199. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howe, Lakeview Manor, Beaverton. On Sunday afternoon Jan. 17 th, Rev. David McKinnell assisted by Mrs. Annie Wright visited at Marnwood House, Bowmanville Bowmanville in the chapel when he chose for his message "Where is God in all This?" After the singing of a number number of favorite hymns, David served Holy Communion to the patients who were able to attend. EPTAC is continuing to sponsor adult exercise classes classes and volleyball again for 1988. All adults and parents of Enniskillen P.S. children (present, past and future) are welcome to attend. EXERCISE _ Tuesday and Thursdays 8:00 p.m. - 9 p.m. February 2 - May 19th. VOLLEYBALL- _ Wednesday Wednesday evenings 8:15 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. February 3 - April 27. (depending on participation). participation). Any questions, please call Aggie MacKenzie 263-2637. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe attended the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dickson, Beaverton on Saturday night. On Sunday our church service was held at the regular regular time. 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