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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 23. 1988 11 Many New Brownies Join Sixth Bowmanville Pack Vincent Massey News These members of the Sixth Bowmanville Brownie Brownie Pack were recently welcomed into Brownies at an enrollment ceremony held at St. Stephen's School. The top row, from left, includes: Karen Thompson (Tawny Owl), Carla Mount]oy, Kristina Wiener, Karyn Richardson, Elizabeth Poli, Tanya Harnum, Stephanie Jeronimo, Alexandria Nielson, and Brown Owl Sue Bradley. The front row, from left, includes: Paula Rees (Snowy Owl), Amy Trimble, Trimble, Holly Prophet, Erin Bones, Nicole Cooper and Kelly Browne (Pack Leader).;; Bowmanville Recreation Hockey News Games October 20 Atom Hutton - 3 (Peter Schoep, Curtis Cournyea, Jeff Houghs); J&J -0 Shut-out Ryan Stainton. 401 Esso - 4 (David Chambers -3; Brian Beitle); Ontario Hydro -2 (Travis Laughlin - 2) October27 Atom Hutton - 5 (Jeff Houghs - 2; Les McCrory; Peter Schoep; Colin Galinski) 401 Esso (David Chambers). Ontario Hydro -3 (Gary Munn, Travis Laughlin, Kevin Kevin Martin) T-Mac 0. Shutout Shutout Jason Barr. Games Oct. 29 Tyke A&R -8 (Blake Aylsworth- 7; Stephen Marsh l)-Rotary 3 (Bobby Graham, Andrew Warren, Todd Bumstead). Shoppers 2 (Mike Gushu- lak - 2) Skylight 1 (David Dustan) Novice Carters 5 (Paul Drummond Drummond -3; Richard Salomon, Chris Baumhauer) All Canadian Canadian 2 (Robbie MacCheyne, Bradly St. John). Victoria & Grey 4 (David Leppert 2; Mike McCrory 2) Adam & Eve 0; Shut-out - Andrew Pitt. Jimmys 4 (Brian Ball, Derrick Cummer, Jeremy Sanders, Joel Osborne) Bonded 1 (Ryan McRo- berts). Atom • J&J 1 (Darren Allen) 401 Esso 1 (Ryan Pingle). Hutton 13 (Jeff Houghs - 3; Paul Hollingsworth 2; Alex Walker 2; Greg Knox 2; Brad Read; Curtis Cournyea, Brian Hogenhout; Les McCrory) T-Mac 0; Shut-out Ryan Stainton. PeeWee Langes -3 (Carlo Warr, Craig Taylor, Charlie Harg- est) Mr. Sub - 3 (Brandon Durham East Progressive Conservative Association Annual Meeting AND Election of Officers Thursday, December 8th, 1988 8:00 p.m. ODDFELLOWS HALL ORONO (Church St. Between Centre & Park) 1989 memberships purchased by Nov. 30th, 1988 or a 1988 membership membership renewed at the meeting is necessary for voting privileges. Speaker Mr. Sam Cureatz M.P.P. EVERYONE WELCOME Meadows, Justin Vance, Andy Perkins). Dykstras -4 (Scott Anderson, Anderson, J.P, Tousignant, Bruce Hamilton, Grant Spencer) McRobbie 1 (Paul DeJager). Bantam Kool 2 (Shawn McFadyn 2) Bow. Sand and Gravel 1 (Kevin Farrow). McGregor 7 (Blair Ells 3, Craig Forsey 2, Dave Smith, Chris Forsey) Nichols 4 (Jeremy (Jeremy Woodcock 3, Jack Bentley). Bentley). October 24 Midget IGA 3 (Gil Holden, Marc Pierce, Chris Adams) Deluxe Taxi 2 (Mike Colboume, Bill MacIntyre). October 17 Midget Deluxe Taxi 2 (Richard MacCheyne, Billie MacIntyre) MacIntyre) Harm on v Osh 2 (Steve Martinolich, Ken Daniels). October 24 Midget IGA 7 (Gilbert Holden 3, Mare Pierce 2, John Rendell, Brian James_) St. Andrews 2. October 31 Midget Albert St. 3 - IGA 1 (John Rendell). BRHL Hockey Scores Games Nov. 5 Tyke Rotary - 4 (Bobby Graham Graham 3, Darryl Adams) Shoppers Shoppers 2 (Mike Harper, Mike Gushalak). A&R - 3 (Blake Aylsworth 3) McGregors 0 (Shut-out Robbie Austin). Novice V&G - 1 (Dave Clark) Carters 1 (R. Salomon). All Canadian 2 (Chris Watson, Adam Powell) Bonded 2 (Guy Tousinault, Jeffery Finney) Adam and Eve 2 (Scott MacKay 2) Jimmys 0 (Shutout (Shutout Jim Golder). Atom J&J - 3 (Darren Allin, Chad Unsworth, Larry MacDonald) MacDonald) Hydro 1 (S. Wraith). 401 Esso 7 (David Drummond Drummond 3, David Chambers 2, Brian Beitle, David Moriari- ty). PeeWee McRobbie 2 (Jason Wich- man, Ryan Kohn) Checkers 0 (Shut-out Sarah Couch). Dykstras 5 (Jeff Wright, Tim Day, Darcy McKinnon, Jeff Johnson, Scott Anderson). Anderson). Bantam McGregors 1 (Darren Donoghue) Kool - 0 (Sht-put Roger Leblanc). Sand & Gravel 5 (Nigel Black, Scott Latin, Brad Hargest, Darren Lazare) Nichols 1 (Jack Bentley). Games Nov. 12 Tyke Skylight 6 (David Dustan 2, Steve Hoar 2, Richard Kearns, Tyler Cook). McGregors 3 (Adam Barra- ball, Korey Jay, Darryl Steele). A&R 4 (Blake Aylsworth 2, Ian Sinclair 2) Shopprs 0 (Shut-out Robbie Austin). Novice Adam & Eve 3 (Richard Aascn 2, Scott Read) All Canadian Canadian 2 (Chris Watson 2). Carters 4 (Chris Baumhauer Baumhauer 3, Richard Salomon) Bonded Paving 3 (Guy Tousignant Tousignant 2, David Hollingsworth). Hollingsworth). Jimmys 1 (Wade Wor- sley) V&G 1 (David Leppert). Leppert). :7';' -Atom >'.:f 401 Esso 5 (Aaron Stoker 2, Gevin Grootendorst 2, David David Chambers ) Ont. Hydro 2 (T. Laughlin 2). Hutton 3 (Jeff Houghes, Peter Schoep, Michael Ferguson) Ferguson) J&J -0 (Shut-out Ryan Stainton). PeeWee Langes 2 (Ryan MacKen- zie, Jason Dragstra) Checkers Checkers 2 (Mark Read, Jamie Sellers). McRobbie 4 (Spencer Latin, Latin, Jason Wichman, Mike Talotti 2) Mr. Sub 2 (Andrew Perkins 2). Bantam McGregor 1 (Brad Powell) Powell) Sana & Gravel (Jeff Beckett) Nichols 3 (Jack Bentley 2, Andy Krummenacher) Kool 2 (Sean McFaden 2). Sxfclvte t&e f4nt oj Cookie Monster GALLERY OI* AR l ■^iic'rnM Early Morning Company YVETTE MOORE 133 Taunton Rd. W. Unit #16 Oshawa As everyone knows Mrs. Avery is a teacher who really really loves music. She has been teaching the songs "Teach Me" and "Yellow Submarine" Submarine" to her class. Kerry-Ann's favourite subject is math. Tammy Bunce loves sports and writing poems and stories. She has had great success lately because one of her stories has been published by our in-school publishing company. It is now in the library for students students to borrow. Her whole class agrees about one thing - Mrs. Avery is a great teacher. By April Turner Don't buy any books for children this Christmas until you've seen the assortment at the Great Canadian Book Fair. We are holding the Fair on December 8 and 9th. Prices Prices range as low as 99 cents for the little anniken books to about $5.95. Come and support the library library and enjoy selecting books for the whole family to share. Ms. Brown did not know very much about the safety patrol in September when she took over from Mrs. Avery Avery but she is learning quickly. Every month patrollers that have done a particularly good job have their names entered in a draw. Some of them had to act quickly when there were speeding cars around. The patroller for this month is Lisa Ng. By Andrew Break Last Wednesday I enter- viewed Mrs. Michaelis. For Remembrance Day the class is reading stories about why we have Remembrance Day. They are making poppies, CUSTOM FRAMING 432-1580 posters and singing songs. In Environmental Studies they are studying Rural and Urban Communities. The class had a visit from Mrs. Rickard on how to operate a farm. They are going on a trip to a water supply plant and the new Town Hall. Here is a poem by Amanda Ford, a student in the class. Memories Each minute is like an hour. Each hour is like a day. And when I'm without you. My heart becomes so grey. À tear will fall across my face. For a moment of despair. So I will remember you. Everyday and everywhere. everywhere. Reported by Gregg Ogilvie. Ogilvie. Report Just think you're standing on the edge of the pool, the instructor says GO and you plunge deep into the watery fun. From an Interview with Sam Whately, Dustin Forsey and Jamie Powell, I found ' out that there is a lot more to swimming lessons than work. There is fun and excitement. excitement. I asked them how they felt when they walked onto the pool deck. They said that they felt funny, excited and warm. Jamie Powell described described the water as RES- FRESHING. During their lesson they play a lot of games, BUT they DO work towards their badges. By Andrea Parks Kindergarten The kids in Kindergarten are doing many kinds of things especially for Remembrance Remembrance Day. They are learning all about the colour brown and finishing their fall unit. By Tammy Bunce. Junior Kindergarten The Kids in Junior Kindergarten Kindergarten are also finishing the fall unit and beginning to work on the w inter unit. They have been talking about the Santa Claus parade. parade. Some words from Lindsey Glanville in the JK class. Lindsey's best friend is Alex. \\i ■ Wood Block Printing T : ' v Demonstration 1 of Christmas Holiday Cards Come out and see them Hand Carved and Printed Try printing one yourself! at -■ Clarke Township Museum and Archives Hwy. 35/115 at Kirby 2 p.m. -- 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday November 26th and 27th ADMISSION IS FREE Games November 19 BRHL Scores Tykes McGregors 2 (Danny Unsworth, Unsworth, Joel Tymchuk) Shoppers 0 (Shut-out John Kingan). Slcylight 11 (David Dustan Dustan 4, Stephen Hoar 3, Jason Jason Carbonneau 3, Richard Kearns) Rotary 2 (Todd Bumstead, Bobby Graham). Novice Jimmys 3 (Jeremy Sanders Sanders 2, Brian Ball) Carters 3 (Nick Zedrankowski 2, Richard Richard Solomon). Bonded Paving 3 (Guy Tousignant 3) Adam & Eve 2 (Richard Aasen, Scott MacKay). All Canadian 3 (Chris Watson, Adam Powell, Robbie Robbie MacCheyne) V&G 1 (Jeff Shymr). Atom Hutton 6 (Jeff Houghes 2, Colin Galinski, Greg Knox, Les McCrory, Bra a Read) Ont. Hydro 2 (Jeff Crawford, Crawford, Kevin Martin). J&J Sharpening 5 (Darren (Darren Allin 2, Larry MacDonald, MacDonald, Chad Unsworth) T- Mac 1 (Jason Golder). PeeWee Dykstras 12 (Grant Spencer 4, Bruce Hamilton 3, Jeff Wright 2, J.P Tousignant, Tousignant, Tim Day, Scott Anderson) Anderson) Langes 0 (Shut-out Aaron Aaron O'Neill). Checkers 4 (Mike Sucss 2, Steve Clark, Robert Staples) Mr. Sub 2 (Andy Perkins, Justin Vance). Bantam Nichols 5 (Jeremy Woodcock Woodcock 2, Marc Ferguson, Jack Bentley, Steven Godsmnrk) McGregor 2 (Brendon Donoghue, Donoghue, Jeff Pickle). Bow. Sand & Gravel 5 (Kevin Farrow 2, Kevin Fer- ê uson, Bruce Bumstead, lorok I-Ioopor) Kool 0 (Shutout (Shutout Darren I-Iiggons). 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Parking Lot Is Delayed Employees at Cowan Pontiac Buick in Bowmanville Bowmanville will have to wait a little longer for a new place to park their cars. An application to change the zoning on a parcel of land on the south side of Church St. by Cowan Pontiac Pontiac Buick has been referred back to staff by a Town of Newcastle committee. The general purpose and administration committee decided on November 21 to refer the application back to staff until all the required agencies had commented on it The rezoning application would permit a 33 space parking lot for staff employees employees on land between Front and Liberty streets on Church St. A staff report said that a number of objections to the application have been made by residents in the area. At Monday's meeting, one resident, Heather Rowe, presented presented council with a petition containing 44 names protesting protesting the application. She said the parking lot would "alter the residential character of Church St." She added that the demolition demolition of the two houses on the present property (where the parking lot will go) would create a hazard and that noise, dust and pollution weren't ideal for the residents residents on the street. Another resident told council the extra traffic and noise on the street would be a hazard to the children who walk to school in the area. Bits and Pieces COMPUTER JOYS - The writer used to have mechan- j ical problems with linotypes and hot metal, but ; thought all those things would be in the past now that computers were with us. 'T ain't so, we've just redone this doggone column twice and are now on the third round with it. They tell us there was a faulty diskette in the machine and what we'd been typing couldn't be saved and sent to the typesetters. So, we'll do it again and hope for improvement. Maybe the election was too much for it and it was upset about Free Trade. SEALS CONCERT - The Country Town Singers of Whitby will present a special Christmas music Concert to help the Durham Lung Association's Christmas Seal campaign. campaign. It will be held this Saturday, Nov. 26th at Kings- view United Church, 505 Adelaide Ave., East, Oshawa, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets available here at Terrib- rae Pet Foods or for VISA reservations please call the Lung Association at 636-1046. The Partners of WINTERS, SUTHERLAND & MOASE are pleased to announce the acquisition of the accounting practice of JOHN G. MANUEL CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT John will continue with the firm during the transition. The combined practices will operate from 118 King Street East, Bowmanville. Winters, Sutherland Gc Moase provides provides auditing, accounting, taxation, data processing and computer consulting consulting services. Winters, Sutherland 6c Moase 118 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-6555 -- 623-9461 HOOPER'S are celebrating 44 YEARS of business in Bowmanville. 1 /4 & > /•' are celebrating by offering 10% OFF on any purchases made between Nov. 24 and Family Nile on Dec. 1. (★ except batteries, repairs, sale items) Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747