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. ,\ïüi ■ *L..,V i,. *, «.* I \ . '-■. , {<- • y • . ' ' ' ■■. ^7; r: • >Q m r J! . & V momeTentals "' M • ' " Newcastle SANDOR CERAMICS 1; ' STUDIO 286 Mill Street South, Newcastle pEal '■fïv* ■ W IpHRpSSpi - D B - T-B.B.S.; MOTOR HOMES les -Service-Rentals •• K : ■ ,! .'iffe®* in ■RRIS FUNERAL AT THE ORONO FAIRGROUND, ORONO, ONTARIO North Stireet and ; Hwy. 115 SATURDAY & SUNDAY MAY 28 th & 29 th , 1988 CHAPEL LTD Division Street, ; Bowmanville ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ . ; - ' DURHAM FARMERS » COUNTY CO-OP f t-- ■ Hwy. 115 and TaUntonl Road ' ; Ornnn * l-- ^ SATURDAY MAY 28, 1988 7:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M, 11:00 A.M. - 1:00 A.M, 11:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M, NOON - SUNDOWN NOON - 3:00 P.M. '7;- LTD. ~r .. 214 King Street East, Bowmanville §@8iEr---- -------- -- STEDMANS m ■ • t, i Pancake Breakfast Entertainment Lounge Open (Arena) Cooks Showmanship Competition (Outdoors) ^HBgeljnV Children's Games & Adult Activities (Outdoors) ^Hh^E Music By "CZECHGRASS" H9R (First Prize at Renfrew & Totenham Blue Grass Festivals 1987) Texas Chill & Showmanship Awards (Arena) & Country Band from Ottawa DENNIS WHITTY and WEATSTONE BRIDGE (Arena) ' ' ONTARIO RHYTHM CLOGERS, Regulars on .The Tommy Hunter Show (Arena) Dance to "MISS BEHAV1N". An all girl band from Nashville, who have worked with most of the country stars In Nashville. Best known as Buck Owens Back-up Band. Often seen on the Nashville network and Hee Haw. : >■; t- '■ ■ - ' I Newcastle Bowmanville Ontario' " ' ?T- *;>< o' • ■ J. ANDERSON SMITH t CO. LTD. King Street East, Newcastle : i •' - /' ' i ■ .'»• NEWCASTLE ' ■ , •' I . ' ■ ■ GARAGE 80 King Street East, Newcastle 4:00 P.M, 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M, 8:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M NEW DUTCH OVEN Hwy. 115 and Taunton Road, Orono Be HAVÏn' 9:00 P.M, 1:00 P.M, NORTHCUTT ELLIOTT LTD FUNERAL DIRECTORS 53 Division Street, 7,7 • Bowmanville 'Wm IGA. : FOOD MARKET Orono, Ontario SUNDAY MAY 29, 1988 7:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M.. - NOON NOON - 1:00 P.M. Pancake Breakfast Bluegrass Gospel Hour "CZECHGRASS" Music By "CZECHGRASS" (First Prize at Renfrew & Totenham Blue Grass Festivals 1987) Entertainment Lounge Open (Arena) Children's Games & Adult Activities (Outdoors) ONTARIO RHYTHM CLOGERS, Regulars on The Tommy Hunter Show (Arena) Country Music with MOUNTAIN COUNTRY, Including guest singer & yodeler BILL WOODWARD and step dancer MORRIS MONTGOMERY. (Arena) Canadian Chill Awards (Arena) MIKE'S PLACE / ROLPH Hardware Main Street, Orono 34 King Street East, NOON - 5:00 P.M. NOON - 5:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. - 2:00 P.M, 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M, Newcastle, TOM'S M «I 4:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M, Mi King Street, • Newcastle DRUG STORE King Street East, Newcastle OTHER ACTIVITIES ALL WEEKEND General Motors Employees United Way Dunk Tank • Birthday Game and Car Draw • Food and Novelty Concessions • Children's Games by A)ax-Plckerlng Board of Trade • Durham Lung Association, Games of Chance and Skill • Lions Cash Draw • Lioness Lucky Draw for Lawn Furniture. CHOO Radio Staff will be on hand all weekend to serve as MC's and good will ambassadors. NEWCASTLE LUMBER LTD Newcastle, Ontario POLLITT, MacGREGOR & WALTERS Barristers and Solicitors Newcastle Sponsored Bp: The Newcastle Lions Club, Box 98, Newcastle, Ontario Phone: Chill Chairman Ron Locke (416) 987-4406 ADMISSION: ADULTS $5.00 INCLUDES DANCE (Children Under 12, Accompanied bp Adults ■ FREE) Peiklng SI.00 BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION LTD 20 .King Street West, • I-*' ' : T'. ALL PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES Cônj&KtfiÙ ofj MÊMSUÆ itMiiwfurluirit of Quuhty llutlntu Form HUBUSINlSS FORMS OIHAWA Ml t»6-M« 2S?S tOFIONTO w- Q ■ ! a ife-'L' 1 1,Js.lJ Bowmanville, Ontario ■ ■ ; ' ' - 1 . • ~ 7 ~~ ■ ■ • ■■ ; ' ' I ' ■ ■ "■ ' ; CHILI COOK-OFF ■■ -, , • • ' pSSs . MWtM® 2 . The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 11, 1988 Section Two OBITUARY William Leland Arthur Payne After a short illness, William William Leland Arthur Payne died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Monday, March 4,1988. He was in ms 79 th year. Son of William and Elizabeth Elizabeth Payne, he was born and educated in Port Granby. He was married in 1960 to Madeline Cameron. A resident of Newtonville for 47 years, he was in the farming and construction, sand and gravel business for 30 years. He was a member of the United Church and was a Mason. Surviving are his wife Madeline, daughters Maureen, Maureen, Shirley Bickell and Joyce ( Mrs. Bill Hancock), four grandchildren and sev- ' en great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Morris Funeral Chapel on March 7, with the Reverend Bryan Ransom officiating. officiating. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Cemetery, Newtonville. As the above photo illustrates, the number of persons persons making donations to the Bowmanville Museum's Museum's piano restoration fund has grown substantially. substantially. And the fund-raising effort is not over yet. To date, the. project has collected over $3,000. The group above met at the museum recently. From left are: -Mrs. Paul Hoy and son, Patrick and daughter, Mona; Tom Webb, of the fund-raising committee: to Mil ONLY BOWMANVILLE OSHAWA DODGE DEALER ■ JClNGVAR MOTORS LIMITED | ^ 1428 KING ST. E., OSHAWA 1 NOW OPEN SATURDAYS 723-1175 723-1176 Conic sec Robert Bennett. Ron Peters. Lyle Smith. Terry Peters or Ted Whiting A\k youi neighbor why they bought their now cm from Kntgv.it Motors Mrs. Pat MacDonnell (the first donor); Mr. and Mrs. George Webster, of Rickaby's; Isabel Graham, of Graham's IGA; Lorraine Lover; Pat Mothersill, of Mothersill Printing; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park, of the Royal Canadian Legion; John Brown, of Canadian Canadian Tire; Ann Cowman, and granddaughter, Sarah; Janet McCraith; Doug McCabe, of McCabe's Cheese Nook; Jack Gordon; and Bill McCraith. Penny Sale Is Successful On Satiirday, April 16th the ladies of Kendal Hills LOB A #1420 held a very successful Penny Sale. Friday, Friday, April 29th, the last regular regular Euchre, sponsored by L.O.L. - 405, was held with 13 tables. Scores as follows: High - Chris Overy, second Edward Skinner, third June Wilson, fourth Richard Mitchell. The draw was won by Chris Overy. The ladies will be holding a euchre party party Saturday May 14th at which time the trophies for top two high scores of the past season will be presented. presented. There will be another euchre May 27th (Friday). To the Editor: É8 1*PSS Students Win Prizes in Poster Contest The work of these Town of Newcastle students, along with many others, has been on display in the Bowmanville Mall during the Cancer Society's fundraising fundraising and educational efforts last month. The winners of the Cancer Society poster contest were announced recently and on Friday, April 29, presentations were made to some of the winning artists. From left are: Giacomo Bruno, of St. Stephen's School; Michelle Whitbread, of M.J. Hobbs School; Gwen Meraw, chairperson of youth education for the Cancer Society; and Todd Jones of The Pines Senior Public School. Other winners in the contest were Joyce Sikma, of Knox Christian School and Marcia Adams of St. Francis of Assisi School in Newcastle. Winners received a plaque and a cash prize. This year, the theme of the poster contest was cancer prevention. Letters to the Editor married, or the beautiful smile of her first great grandchild. But I also know what she would have said, "Don't worry about me, help those who really need your help, restore their sight so they can experience all the joys I've had most of my 'life." Albert Schewietzer said: "I •don't know what your destiny destiny will be, but one thing I do know; the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve." My mother was really happy! Her whole life was spent doing for others. Hope you had a very Happy Mothers Day,, and may God protect ana bless all our volunteers and may we recognize and thank them for their devotëd ef- ■ forts. Very sincerely, Doreen Ransom 1503, 200 Tuxedo Blvd. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3P OR3. As I look out the window and see the last throes of winter quickly vanishing and fresn life anxiously awaiting the beautiful warm sun so it can burst from the ground, I look around me and feel very thankful that by some stroke of fate I am here in Canada and able to enjoy the fresh, clean air, the blue sky and rich fertile soil that is so much a part of us. But along with being grateful for where I live, I am also very grateful for the people who are a part of my country. 'Canadians Care. Yes, they really do, and nowhere nowhere is it more apparent than in the Third World. Of course there is much more to do, but I think we should ac- knowldege our accomplishments. accomplishments. Accomplishments such as the number of man hours that Operation Eyesight volunteers donate the $25 donations, saved out of grocery money, or pension cheques that go toward restoring eyesight. They are truly impressive. Visiting A Third World country can make one feel very humble. To see the smiles of mothers and fathers fathers whose children's sight has been restored or to observe observe an elderly woman, whose cataracts have just been removed, try to bend over to kiss the feet of monitoring monitoring personnel to show her gratitude. My wish is that all those who donate to Operation Operation Eyesight could experience experience these feelings, to know what a wonderful thing they are doing giving individu als a feeling of self respect, a new lease on life, the joy of sight. Donations can be for- , warded to P.O. Box 123, Station Station 'M', Calgary, Alberta T2P 2H6. I have one more wish, which unfortunately is an impossible one. T wish my mother's sight could have been saved, so she could have seen her grandchildren THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering a proposed by-law to name portions of various Regional Regional Roads within the former Township of East Whitby, now in the City of Oshawa. twwsi si uau In order to assist in the evaluation of the proposed by-law, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the proposed by-law is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 or by calling Mr. Tom Cadman, Planning Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the proposed by-law must be forwarded forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, May 20, 1988. Please include your address and telephone number in any submissions made. Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning •-f v- S$ff* • Y --v