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1 i 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November.'!(), liISS From the Dim and Distant Past 50 Years Ago, Thursday, November 21, 1938. A. N. Mitchell, elder son of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell of Enniskillen, and President of the Canada Life Assurance Company, has been elected a director of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. A.R. Virgin, superintendent superintendent of the Boys' Training School was elected President of the Men's Canadian Club of Bowmanville at the annu al meeting held on Thursday. Thursday. Adolphe Koldofsky, member of the internationally internationally famous Hart House Quartette, Quartette, and his wife Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Williams, formerly of Bowmanville took part in the "Goodwill Concerts" sponsored sponsored by the Toronto Star. "Winton "Bill Bagnell and Alex "Footer" Colville of Bowmanville have been playing al season with the Cobourg Galloping Ghosts rugby team. Jack Newton, a summer resident at the lake is also a member of the team. 25 Years Ago, Wednesday, November 27, 1963. Those who qualified for municipal offices in the Town of Bowmanville include: include: Mayor Ivan Hobbs (accl) Reeve Sidney Little, Lloyd Preston, Deputy Reeve Mrs. Annie Oke, Ross Stevens, Council Paul Chant, Jim Coyle, Wes Fice, Glen Fry, Ken Hooper, Glen Hughes, Herb T " °-- 1 ' sT ' ' My family and I wish to extend our sincere appreciation to all the many dedicated workers and supporters who ensured my election as your MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR DURHAM. As your Federal Representative I shall work hard for all constituents and look forward to serving you. ] roud Canadians Raid BteuettA&n Fry, . . " • . " . Carl Leslie, Murray McKnight Bert Payne, Maurice Prout, Ed Rundle, Ian Smith, and George Stephen. PUG. Commissioners Commissioners L.C. Mason (accl) Wilf Carruthcrs (accl). Public School Board - Frank Blunt, Dr. C. Cattran, Jack Lander, Stewart McTavish, John Phillips and Howard Sturrock (all accl.) The Bowmanville Rotary Club presented "I Killed the Count" directed by Evangeline Evangeline Rundle in the Town Hall, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Outstanding Outstanding performances were given by Ken Hockin as a Scotland Yard inspector, and his assistant Keith Slemon. 10 Years Ago, Wednesday, November 29, 1978. Christmas will be a little brighter for some families, thanks to the Bowmanville Jaycettes. Christmas gift boxes hove been placed in area supermarkets and the Jaycettes are asking residents residents to donate a new t oy for a needy child. According to Diane 'Treybal and Gail Spence the gifts will go to needy families in the area. Last Saturday Joe and Mary Nowlan were on duty at the ticket selling stand the Bowmanville Lions Club is operating at Bowmanville Mall. The main prize is a week long trip to Las Vegas. Three skaters from the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club Caroline Bcrkhoif, Jennifer Jennifer and Johnny Green, will be competing at sectional competitions Doginning November November 30 in Cornwall. Mrs. Norma Ransberry, Orono, Mrs. Christine Jones, Bowmanville and Mrs. Velma Velma Parker attended the Kidney Kidney Foundation Bazaar at Toronto General Hospital. Ralph McIntyre, Development Development Manager at Good- year's Bowmanville plant was named a divisional winner winner of the company's "Spirit Award" with the company President Albert Dunn making making the official presentation. Tyrone News by B. Vancyk The first real whiff of the Christmas atmosphere excited excited the senses at Tyrone Sunday Sunday School on Sunday, November November 26th', with the "Lighting" of the first Advent Advent candle, a light of hope. An Advent song was sung, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. May Loveridge, whose musical help has been appreciated appreciated each Sunday morning. morning. The Sunday School Christmas pageant practice will be hela on Wednesday, November 30th, at 6:00 p.m. at the church. On Sunday morning, December 4th the Sunday School pupils will gather at the church for a last minute brush-up before the service at 11:15 a.m. At the same service the white gift service and mitten tree will take place. Children's singing was a delight of the church service on Sunday morning, November November 27th, led by Mrs. Jane Koene. Jane Knowlton, Lindsay Mand, Kadri Mand, CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS BAZAAR will be held Saturday, December 3rd 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Knox Christian School Scugog St. -- Bowmanville • Bazaar and Auction (Crafts, NevV Items Only) • Food and Refreshments • Games, Prizes FUN FOR EVERYONE! AUCTION STARTS AT 7 P.M. The organizers of the Bazaar would like to thank the following businesses: BOWMANVILLE Active Bodies Aerobic Studio Allouisc Fashions Ladies Wear Annis,Jewellers A&PofCanada Ltd. A & It FloorCoverings Artistic I-Iair Designers Betty Brile DryClcancrs Bcv's Floral Creations Biway Bobette Unisex Bowmanville Appliance Centre Bowmanville Audio-Vision Bowmanville Fabric & Folk Art Supplies Bowmanville Restaurant Bowmanville Travel Bramble Bush Floral Shop Brass'N'Things Brothers' Pizza Bun King Burgs'n Wings'n Things Canadian Tire Corp. Cards & Gifts Carl Brink Construction Carnation Flowers Carter's Bakery Cathy's Gold Cliffcrest Cleaners Cockcrham's Florists Colonial Tea Shop Color Your World Cowan Pontiac Dari Dream Darlington Wood Products Inc. Dennis Pizzeria Restaurant Donut Delight(Gazoo's) Durham Building Supplies Durham Precision Cabinets Durham T.V.& Antenna Dykstra's Food Market Family Hairslyling Fancy's Fifth Wheel Truck Stop First Choice llairCuttcrs Flowers by.lackman Flying Dutchman Hotel Fred's Auto Body Furniture Store Gould's Graham's IGA Guardian Drugs Guys 'n Gals ShcarMagic Hairportstyling Dane's Fish & Chips Hayes'Meats Heavy Haulers Truck Stop Heritage Restaurant Hooper's Jewellers Ltd. Il &R Block I.D.A. Drugstores J&J Sharpening & Locksmith John Rozcma Haulage Ken's Men's Wear Kindred Spirits KingGardcn Restaurant Kocan Nurseries Lange's Photo Lab. Leisure-Lady Lewis Rent-All Lights, Video, Action Magic Image Picture Framing Shop MaggieJo Fashions Marina Restaurant Mary Brown's McD's Billiards McGregor's Home Hardware Mr. Submarine Mulder's Furniture My Apothecary National Home Video Nickand MaryGriffioen Broilers Norm's Delicatessen Okie Tyme Fish and Chips Oshawa Sand & Gravel Supply Paradise Children's Wear Pincridge Automotive Supply Ltd. Rainbow Ceramics RekkcrGardcns Re/Max Real Estate--Tony Klompmakcr Rickaby's Shoppers Drug Marl Skylight Donuts Snips Hair Design Stain Poultry Farm Ltd. Starkey's Wall paper World Slodmnns Department Store Television Service Co. , Terrihrae Pet Foods & Supplies The Christmas Store The Style Shoppe T.J.'s Roadhouse Toby's Clothing Co. Tran's Tailor Shop Travel Agents International Van Belle Garden Centre Vanstonc Flour and Feed Mill Vcntury Homes Ye Olde Health Shoppe NEWCASTLE VILLAGE Annie's Restaurant Eastman's Service Green Leaf Restaurant Gruflies Limited Hope's Scars ,1. Anderson Smith Ltd. Mike's Place Newcastle Garage Newcastle I.D.A. Newcastle IGA Newcastle Pizza & Subs Ltd. Newcastle Rental Newcastle Stedmans Pauline's Specialty Shop Susie's Styling Salon Warkworlh Cheese House HAMPTON BrookingTransporl Cricket Music Ministry John's Service Centre SunySGasBar Ullrich Meats ORONO Apple Blossom Shop Armstrong IGA Deb's Fashions and Fabrics J'Me Fashions ol'Orono Not Just Fashions Orono Electric Pro Lawn Landscaping Reflections Village Bake Shopand Tea Room Wendy B's OSHAWA Burger King Leisure World McDonald's Restaurants Robert Millford, and Lindsay Lindsay Woodcock sang a Christmas Christmas calypso song, and a joyful joyful "Alleluiah" with xylophone accompaniment. The first Advent candle was lit by Carol Southwell and Marg Knowlton. Others taking taking part in the service were Pat Drysdale, Betty Pascoe and Glenn Rundle. The prelude prelude was "Lo! How A Rose E'er Blooming" a German Carol by Michael Praetorius, the offertory music was "Of thePather's Love Begotten" (Plainsong), and the post- lude was "He is still the King of Kings", by Wm. J. Gaither, Gaither, beautiful music played by Tim Southwell. Euchre There were 10 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, November 21, 1988, with the following results: Ruby Griffin 85, Pat Porrill 80, Verna Chamberlain 76, Meta Swain 75, Helen Wallace Wallace 74, Harold Swain 46. Special prizes Lorna Swain, Edgar Millson, Harold Burgess, Burgess, Dorothy Beech. At the Senior Citizens' sponsored euchre game at the Community Centre on- Friday evening, November 25th the results were: 1st Harold Burgess, followed by Doreen Park, Ruby Smith, Ross McRoberts, Agnes Schofield, ; Charlie Nesbitt. Ladies' Low Marg Hall, Men's Low Frank Andrews. 50-50 Draw Doreen Park, Ai- leen Turner. Special prizes Sharon Watson, Helen McArthur, Dorothy Beech. Enniskillen News By Betty Wright On Friday, Mrs. Wayne Piggott attended the 4-H Awards Banquet at the Orono Orono Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry, Donna and Ralph were Saturday Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Werry and Tim at View Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christenson, Christenson, Haydon were coffee guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clarence Stainton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams Williams and Chad, Bradford were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Lou Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Blackstock accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton to dinner dinner with the Simpson family, R. R. #1, Bowmanville. Mr. Clark Piggott, Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Piggott and family on Sunday afternoon. Floyd and Elsie Beckett attended theSOth Wedding Anniversary "get together* of Velma ana Earl Luke, Hampton on Saturday night at the Hampton Township I-Iall and on Sunday afternoon afternoon attended the 60th Wedding Wedding Anniversary of Bob and Gladys Mowers long time friends at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa. Announcements: I On Sunday December 11th the Enniskillen White Gift Service Service and Mitten Tree will be held at 9:45 a. m. These gifts will go to Denise House and you are asked to particularly remember the mothers and teenagers. Usually the children children are taken care of by other groups. There are boxes boxes for donations in the entry. II Sunday, December 11th Enfield United Church is holding a Christmas Carol Service at 2:00 p.m. Everyone Everyone is welcome to attend. There will be refreshments afterwards in the basement. III Sunday, December 18th Enniskillen Carol Service Service will be held at 7:30 p.m. come and 'enjoy an evening of song and worship. Family $5.00 $2.00 per person. IV The Enniskillen Choir are looking for men and Youths 15 years and over to join the choir. Feel free to come to Thursday evening practice at 7:30 p.m. or call Ron at 571-2725. V Church Calendars can be obtained from 263-8460 or 263-2121. WHITE ONLY PACKAGE OF 12 ROLLS à Delsey ^Bathroom Tissue I iJ. 4V rvrm '-Li V v V ■< '| LIMIT: 4 ROLLS PER FAMILY PURCHASE ALL PURPOSE (CAKE & PASTRY 2 KG -1.99) Monarch Flour 2 5 kg BAG ' 'if 1; • V '(% ' )\ >:A ) - MU WM* LIMIT: 3 BAGS PER FAMILY PURCHASE GOOD NEWS! Saver Stamps Redeemable 'til January 28th, 1989. Available with purchase 'til December 10th, 1988. Cordelia Stoneware only HAND DECORATED - 5 PIECE SETTING - SEE STORE FOR MORE DETAILS. 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