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i G The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. August 10, 1988 Summer Show in Orono Blood Donors Receive Awards for Numerous Contributions Orono News by I. Chain ce Quote - "If you put off until until to-morrow what you should do to-day, somebody may invent a machine to do it." Congratulations to Ann Dreslinski of Reflections and her new partner Judi Chad of Judi's Voie (antiques). A good crowd of interested folk attended the opening on Friday, August 5. Their shop is certainly most interesting, with gifts for all occasions and many attractive antique furnishings. Sincere sympathy to Mrs. Joan Sutcliffe and families in their sad loss of a husband, father and brother. Ron Sutcliffe Sutcliffe passed away Tuesday, August 2. Funeral was from Northcutt Elliott Funeral home, Bowmanville. The Orono U.C.W. served refreshments refreshments to the friends. Mr. Clarence Burleigh and Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Newtonville were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pigott. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Grundberg, Wilmington, Delaware O.S.A. were weekend weekend guests of their aunt Mrs. Eileen Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Dorothy Bailey. Mr. ana Mrs. O. Challice were last Saturday evening guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Killeen, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer and family, Elliot Lake were week-end visitors in Orono, and attended her mother and father's, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunlop's 40th wedding anniversary, on Sunday afternoon at Sr. Citizens Citizens Complex, Station Street. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa, were last Sunday visitors of Mrs. D. Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Remember to get your ticket for our annual Beef Barbecue on Wednesday afternoon, afternoon, August 10th in our beautiful Orono Park from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. All proceeds go to our Arena Improvement and Projects Funa. The food is really great and meet all your old friends! Our grateful thanks to Mrs. Hazel Pigott who graciously graciously filled in for me, while on holidays, and sent in the "Orono News". Our lonely little bank is to be put into service in near future, future, Mr. Kay Lycett who owns the building is presently presently renovating ana expects to move his law office to this location location sometime in October. ' We invite all our friends ■.to attend our annual Horti- jcultural Summer Show, this (week, Thursday, August 11, in Orono United Church Main Hall, at 7.00 p.m. both our Sr. and Jr. shows. We happen to be in complete complete agreement with our local local paper publisher (Orono Times) Mr. Roy Forrester, in his comments regarding our "wayout" charges for garbage garbage collection. Attention all elected officials! Please check this outrageous inequi- Close Game for Lakers and Little Britain By Bud Fanning The Newcastle Lakers and the Little Britain Athletics Athletics tangled in the second game ofthe Eastern Ontario Baseball Association Senior "D" play-offs at the Village Park in Newcastle Village with the visitors coming through with the winning run in the top of the ninth inning inning to edge the Newcastle Lakers 5 to 4. Little Britain won the first game of the best of seven series in Little Britain by the score of 20 to 4, however, the Lakers played great ball today today with John Robinson on the mound, pitching a seven hitter. It was a close hard fought game from start to finish with Ken Van Haverbeke, Dave Czechowski, Dave Williams, Williams, Rob Brushett and John Robinson playing very well for the losers, while standouts for the Athletics were Terry Jenkins. Dan Muirhead, Ken McAlpine and George Moore. Jack Phillips started on the mound for the Athletics and was relieved by Dan Steward Steward in the eighth inning. Winning pitcher Jack Phillips, Phillips, losing pitcher John Robinson. Robinson. / The Lakers next home game in this series is on Sunday Sunday afternoon August 13th at 1.00 p.m. at the Village Park in Newcastle Village. The Lakers were to be in Little Britain Tuesday evening. evening. Recycle Mel ty to us, your tax-paying public. Congratulations to the hard-working Bowmanville Optimists Club in their very successful Car Show on Sun- . day at Enniskillen Conservation Conservation Park. A very large crowd in attendance, and tne entry list was 120 cars, antique, antique, stock etc. Several entries entries in from Orono, that of Jack Chapmans, and A1 Barnard. Barnard. The lunch committees were sure busy, feeding the crowd. 40th Anniversary The family and friends of George and Violet Dunlop entertained at "Open House", on Sunday, August 7, the exact day of their wedding, wedding, at Sr. Citizens Complex, Station Street. A large crowd of over 150 called in to wish the bride and groom "Happy Anniversary". The couple received received many lovely gifts, cards and (lowers. Guests were present from Peterborough, Peterborough, Bolton, Elliot Lake, Hi-Tensile New Zealand Electric Fence Systems Permanent Perimeter Semi-permanent Interior Temporary Pasture Rotation Old Fence Bolstering Sales - Service- Installation. 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Durham Perma-Seal - Driveway sealing & crack repair - Quality materials - Professionally applied Peter Flonk Phone: 623-1173 Free Estimates Affordable Dream Vacations! Free Vacation Planning Services PERSONAL AND CORPORATE Discounl Cruises TRAVEL SERVICES Airline Tickets 68 King St. East Charier Vacations Bowmanville Honeymoon Packages (VeltriComplex) Hotel and Car Reservations 623-6600 Travel Agents International We re with you all the way. Over 300 Agencies in North America CCI • Custom Homes • Designing • Renovating • Drafting • Additions • Permits • Barns • Finishing Give the headaches to us! Box 401, Newcastle 987-5400 TP" Schomberg, Scarborough and Mississauga. Mrs. Myrtle (Fred) Green, Newmarket was a recent visitor with Mrs. Doreen Green, and also visited Mrs. Hilda Caswell and Mrs. Edith Taylor. Miss Kim Sherwin, Ajax, was a recent visitor with ner parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Lawrence Sherwin and her g randmothers, Mrs. Vilda owan and Mrs. Edith Taylor. Taylor. Thelma Gilbank has returned returned from a visit with her daughter Anne Nagarajan and family in Connellsville, Pen. U.S.A. Mark and Ro- sanne Nagarajan returned to their home, with grandma, after spending two weeks in Ontario visiting their Canadian Canadian aunts, uncles and cousins. cousins. At church on Sunday morning, Thelma enjoyed seeing her grandchildren all take an active part in service. Delphine sang a solo "Be Not Afraid",' based on Isaiah 43: 2,3 and Luke 6:20. Mark assisted assisted with offering and Ro- sanne was an Acolyte (candle-lighter). Tight Race in Soccer League ■Vv*-' W By Jim Potter As the season comes to a close, for tho second time in as many seasons, only six points separate the top five positions. Courtice have had to make up four games in the last five nights of the past week and in so doing have leaped into first place by one point over Tyrone. This has caused a deciding game to be played on Monday night, a make up game from earlier in the season between the two sides. A tie or win will give Courtice first place while Tyrone find only a win will cincn the title. Meanwhile, as Courtice and Tyrone fight out for first place, Orono, Flying Dutchman Dutchman and Hampton will be gin a round robin to represent represent the fourth ploy off position. Round Rojjin Schedule: Monday - Hampton at Fly-. ing Dutchman, Wednesday - Flying Dutchman at Orono, Saturday - Hampton at Orono. Orono. The following are the season season statistics excluding Monday's Monday's results between Courtice Courtice and Tyrone. Courtice W 12, L 4, T 4, Pts 28, Tyrone W12, L 5, T 3, Pis 27, Solina W10, L 6, T1, Pts 25, Orono W11, L 8, T1, Pts 23, Flying Dutchman W 10, L 8, T 2, Pts 22, Hampton W 6, L 7, T 4, Pts 18, Zion W 5, L 9, T 4, Pts 14, Salem W 3, L 8, T 5, Pts 11. The blood donor clinic held at the Lions Centre in Bowmanville on August 3 was a great success. As usual, there were a number of outstanding donors who were honored for their achievements. Above, from left are three of the honorées and the number of their donations in brackets. Donald Souch (50), Ron Thompson (35), and Doug Harness (35). Absent from the photo were Marjorie Lyle (50), John Bontje 835), Peter Kizoff (35), Wayne Stark (35), and Douglas Warren (35). BE A LIFEGUARD FOR A DAY! --On Monday, August 15, Royal Life Day will be held at all three Town of Newcastle pools. In promotion ofthe Royal Life Saying Society and its involvement in public education, lifesaving education and lifeguard training programs, a lifeguard shadowing program will be run during the day. People of all ages are invited to participate. Applications Applications are available at the Newcastle Fitness Ceiitre, Orono Park and Newcastle Lions Pools. A lifeguarding clinic will be held for all participants on Monday, before before the pools open for the swim. All applications must be completed and returned to each pool by Friday, August August 12. Come out and join in on lifesaving education. MEET WHEEL OF FORTUNE'S VANNA WHITE -- Beaver Lumber stores in the Metro Toronto area are sponsoring a Wheel of Fortune Fortune contest in which the winner gets to meet Vanna White of the Wheel of Fortune TV game at the Canadian National Exhibition on August 19. There are also many valuable prizes to be won. Contests forms may be picked up at Metro Beaver Lumber stores until Saturday, August 13. BUCKHORN WILDLIFE ART FESTIVAL -- Vanna White won't be there, but the Buckhorn Wildlife Art Festival promises to be just as exciting. The 11th annual summer show is running from August 19-21, at the Buckhorn Community Centre, Festival Park and the local public school. It is expected that 109 professional professional artists will exhibit their work in wildlife related categories. Once again, there will be a juried amateur art contest, and a amateur and professional carving contest. The hamlet of Buckhorn is nestled in the heart of the Kawarthas, 20 miles north of Peterborough on Highways 507 and 36. Come for a few hours or plan to spend the day. Show hours are from 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday and 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. THE SCOTS ARE COMING -- The 21 members ofthe prize-winning Scott and McCormick Pipe band are hard at work preparing, for their nightly headline performances attrb&upcoming Scottish Festival to be held in Osh'awa: Thé festival festival is being held to benefit the Lung Association Association and the Oshawa and District Association for Community Living. From 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 18 - Saturday, August 20, the McLaughlin Armoury (53 Simcoe Street North) will become a Scottish "home-away- from-home", featuring the sights, sounds and flavors of bonnie Scotland. Included in the admission admission will be the nightly entertainment, with •the Scott and McCormick Pipe Band, Gilian Highland Dancers and well known Scottish singer, Janette DeSousa. Tickets can be obtained obtained from Rickaby's Ltd., in Bowmanville. For further information call the Lung Association Association at 436-1046. BEEF BARBECUE -- If you're reading this sometime Wednesday (August 10) afternoon, it's not too late to catch the Annual Beef Bar- beque at Orono Park. Suppertime runs from 5 - 7 p.m. and proceeds from the event go towards the Orono Arena Improvement and Projects Fund. For tickets phone 983-5608 or 983-5858. Can't you just smell the beef cooking now? LOCAL ARTIST TO DEMONSTRATE AT CLARKE MUSEUM -- On Sunday, August 14, from 1-5 p.m., award winning, local folk artist, Joyce Rouseau will be giving a demonstration and sale of her work at Clarke Museum. Mrs. Rosseau is one of Canada's leading folk artists and her work is widely sought after. She will be on hand all afternoon to demonstrate this popular art form and to answer all questions. The Clarke Museum is located on Hwy. 35/115 at Regional Road #9 (just watch for the famous Kirby Burger's restaurant) and admission is free. FUNK SEED SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED TO 4-H MEMBERS--Once again this year a $1,000 Funk Seeds Scholarship Award is being offered offered to Ontario 4-H members. Applications for the award must meet the following guidelines: be entering the first year of the Agricultural Degree Program at Guelph University; University; be a member of an Ontario 4-H club; and have achieved a mimimum of 68% in their final academic year. Applicants will be judged on their leadership abilities as demonstrated by their participation in 4-H, Junior Farmer and community activities. Interested persons may obtain applications from their County or District Agricultural Representative or from Funk Seeds, CIBA-GEIGY CANADA LTD., R.R. 3, Cottam, Ontario NOR 1B0, (519-839- 4851). Applications must be received by September September 14, 1988. JO-ELEN SPORTSWEAR & GIFTS Suppliers to Teams, Schools and Clubs Corporate Gift Packages 102 Queen Street Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 1M6 (416) 623-8161 J. Wayne Aasen MOSPORT MADNESS -- The Mosport 24 Hours, running running from August 12-14, will feature Canada's only 24-hour auto race; the Sports Car Club of America's Endurance Championship for showroom stock sports cars. Major auto manufacturers are set to battle each other, non-stop, in a gruelling test of man and machine. Race organizers note that when "night falls this is one of the most colorful spectacles in racing." The weekend will also feature supporting races. HOCKEY CLUB TO HOST SLOW PITCH TOURNEY -- This is another reminder of the Junior "C" Hockey Club's Arena Fund Slow Pitch Tournament. The action takes place at Bowmanville's Memorial Park on Saturday, Saturday, August 20 and Sunday, August 21. All teams are guaranteed three seven-inning games. For more information information and registration phone: Ron Clemens, 263-8465 or Pat Marshall, 623-7069. AN AWARDS LUNCHEON FOR THE DURHAM DISTRICT DISTRICT SENIOR GAMES -- is being held at 12 noon, August 17, at the Jubilee Pavillion, Lakeview Park, Oshawa. There will be a lunch, entertainment and the presentation of awards. The mayors and representatives representatives of the different municipalities throughout Durham Region have been invited. The games are held annually in June for senior citizens throughout the region. Tickets for the luncheon may be purchased at the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre and the Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre. THE SCHOOL BELLS WILL SOON BE RINGING -- With the first days of school approaching faster faster than most would care to admit, the big question question of shopping for new clothes will soon have to be answered. The Levi Strauss & Co (Canada) (Canada) Inc. vice-president of marketing, Gordon Shank, claims that this fall will see a "return to basics with a number of new finishes and looks rather than a single new finish or style." According to Levi's, the trend towards acid wash jeans has peaked. The hot new look will be the basic five-pocket jean made from a heavier, very colored denim. The color palette for fall, claims a product spokesperson, will be headed by navy with a strong support of forest green and toabcco brown. Black and natural will be key colors as well. Shirts will headline in green, red, royal, yellow, plum, tan and spruce. Approximately one-third of all jeans sold in Canada are sold during the back-to- school period. IT'S GOING TO COST MORE TO GET CRACKIN' CRACKIN' -- The price of eggs in August in all provinces will increase, says the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency (CEMA). Prices paid to farmers in Manitoba and Nova Scotia will rise by five cents per dozen, while prices in all other provinces will increase by six cents a dozen. The price increase is due to higher feed costs as a result of the severe drought in most regions of the country. MORE CLARKE MUSEUM NEWS -- The museum's latest exhibit, "Getting It Down On Paper" opened this month. It deals with (of all things!) newspapers and newspapermen (what, no women?) in the area. It is a hands on exhibit and visitors will be encouraged to try cutting lead for a typesetter, setting lead type, and creating their own traditional printer's hat from newsprint. The exhibit runs from August 5 to September 30. VOTING TIME -- The Durham Federal Liberal Liberal Association will be holding their nomination nomination meeting for the upcoming election (yet to be announced) on August 11,1988. The setting is Port Perry High School at 7:30 p.m. and the race is really heating up as the time for voting draws near. The two candiates, Ivan Grose of Courtice and Doug Moffat of the Clarke area, are both well known and have the experience to handle the job in Ottawa. No one is predicting predicting the outcome and it won't be known until some 620 party members (if everyone turns out) mark their ballots later in the evening. B.H.S. REUNION -- Organizers ofthe 100th Anniversary Anniversary Reunion for Bowmanville High School are busily trying to get ready for the event in June of 1990. Included in the plans is a yearbook featuring articles submitted by former students. Anyone who would like to submit submit material for the anniversary edition is asked to mail articles to B.H.S. 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