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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 7.1088 Four Generations Help Celebrate Birthday 'XaBDX't /. ■ ^ / «"I .... Recently four generations gathered to celebrate great-grandmother's birthday. birthday. From left to right, they are Kathy Bransf'ield, Pearl Stevens, Nancy Brough and Diana Brough (5 months old). FUR Council Duties The first official duties of the new Town Council included included the selection of persons persons to sit on various committees committees within the town. By-laws were passed at the Inaugural Meeting of Council on December 5 that named the Acting Mayor, the councillors selected to chair departments and the citizens chosen to sit on the Library Board. Ward Three Regional Councillor Diane Hamre has been appointed Acting Mayor until November 30, 1989. One councillor has been selected as a department chairman for each of the town's major administrative areas. Chairing each department department are: Planning ana Development Development - Diane Ilamre; Clerk's Department - Arnot Wotten; Treasury - Patrick Deegan; Fire Department - Ken Hooper; Community Services - Frank Stapleton; and Public Works - Larry Hannah. Library Board members were also selected Monday night. Those members are: Aileen Ploss, Sandra Zakar- ow, Susan Hendricks, Jacob VandcrSchee, Helen Roussy, Beverley Wakefield and Erla Jose. Library Board members will remain on the board until until November 30,1991. Four councillors were chosen to be members of the Town of Newcastle Striking Committee. The Striking Committee deals with applications for appointment to boards such as the Museum Board or the Newcastle Community Services Services Advisory Board. Those selected to the Striking Committee are: Mayor Hubbard, Diane Hamre, Arnot Wotten and Patrick Deegan. They will remain on the committee for the term of Council. Lucky Winner Donates $1,000 Back to Lions Club «jWgjSsttgHI Diamond Wedding An niversary On Wednesday, Uecem- end George Mason of Bow- ber 26,1928, Gordon C. Mar- ma nville tin, and M. Theresa McNeil maiwllle ' were married by the Rever- They were attended by Decisive Win for Atoms v Saturday, December 3 saw Darlington Auto journey journey to Uxbridge for our first road game of the young season. season. First period action saw the Darlington boys bulge the twins at the 5:07 mark with Les McCrory providing the firepower unassisted. Pressing the opposition further further we were rewarded at the 1:22 mark with David Drummond tucking one behind behind the Uxbridge goalie. At this point we let up which resulted resulted in Uxbridge tallying a goal at the :5S second mark to close out the period at 2-1 for the Darlington crew. Picking up the pace in the second period, we put the opposition in a big hole when the Bowmanville squad counted two more times. Triggerman f or the Darlington Darlington Auto boys was provided by Les McCrory with a nice end to end rush and another by Les, from Mike Ferguson to complete Les's hat trick. One of the highlights of the period was a nice save at the 4:07 mark by our mighty mite Steve Sargent. Third period action saw Bowmanville win going away when the visitors pumped in five unanswered goals with Clayton Rendell throwing up a stone wall in front of his goal. The final "stats" for the 3rd read like this: Mike Ferguson, from Ryan Brannigan; Aaron Stoker from David Chambers; Chambers; Ryan Brannigan from Les McCrory and the last two, unassisted, by Peter Schoep and David Chambers. Chambers. By and large it was a solid two way effort by the offence offence and the defence which limited the competition to a few dangerous chances. Your humble scribe would like, at this time, to make amends for a "slight " oversight oversight made two weeks ago when it was reported that Cameron Miller had potted five goals when in fact it was our human dynamo, David Drummond. » Regency 1 lie Gold Standard J Fireplace Insert Canada's best rated woodstove. Glass stays clean. Chimney stays clean. Available at: Fireploce Plus' 900 Hopkins St. at Burns Whitby 668-3192 DURHAM'S ONLY "TOTAL SERVICE NISSAN DEALER" • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP • PARTS • RETAIL • WHOLESALE IDWAY MOTORS El NISSAN 1300 Dnndns Stiml F ,ist „ 668-6828 Customer First OUR VOLUME SELLING MEANS YOU SAVE! Tyrone News by B. Vaneyk Tyrone Church was filled with Christmas sounds, sights and smells on the morning of December 4th. While spiced apple cider heated in the kitchen, the Sunday School students delighted delighted the congregation with Christmas songs and messages led by Mrs. Jane Koene. The children were joined by adults of the community community to present the White Gift story and receive everyone's everyone's gilt. The Mitten Tree story was related by Ruth Stavrakos after which an empty tree was decorated witn scarves, mitts, hats, socks, which will be accepted by the Salvation Army. The second advent candle lighting lighting ceremony involved Chance Webb, Robert Pas- coe and Laura Carr. Christmas Christmas excitement and joy prevailed. prevailed. Sing Out Christmas! "Come and Go" carol singing will take place at Tyrone Tyrone Church on December 19, between 7:00 and 9:00 p.in. That's right, just drop in sing for a while, or stay if you wish. Fits right in with whatever else there is to be done. Everyone welcome. Social We are sorry to learn of the denlth of Mrs. Hazel Clapp, who, with her husband, husband, Raymond, lived near Tyrone for many years before before their retirement. Sympathy Sympathy to friends and relatives. relatives. The death of Elmer Adams, Adams, Toronto, is noted with regret by long-time residents of Long Sault, where the Adams Adams family lived many years ago. There were 12 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on November 28th, with the following results: Bernice Wells 92, Ross McRoberts 86, Edgar Mill- son 80, Margaret Todd 78, Norma Cochrane 78, Charlie Nesbitt 47. Special Prizes Ruby Cochrane, Bernice Wells, Edgar Millson, Ross McRoberts. On December 5th, the scoring was: Ruby Smith 86, Ethel Goble 84, Grace Smith 83, Ross McRoberts McRoberts 82, Edgar Millson 81, Walter Murphy 47. Special prizes Clara Nesbitt, Margaret Margaret Todd, Edgar Millson, Russel Wright. Beat the Heat Armchair Travels is a tour of the world in film. Is the onset of cold weather getting you down? Escape with us to the banks of the Mississippi River. Then travel travel to the Pacific paradise of the Hawaiian Islands next Wednesday, Dec. 14th at 2:15 p.m. and again at 7:15. This takes place at meeting room 2 in Bowmanville Branch of the Newcastle Public Library. BHS Concert Bowmanville High School's annual Christmas Concert will be held next Wednesday, Dec. 14th at 7:30 p.m. in BHS Auditorium where the bands and choirs of BHS will be featured in a celebration of Christmas. Refreshments Refreshments will be served and tickets may be purchased purchased at the door. There were 15 tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday evening, December 2nd, with the following results: First Lcn Cain, followed by Ann Taylor, Ruby Smith, Ethel Goble, Ruby Cochrane, Doug Renton. Ladies' Low Norma Cochrane, Men's Low Albert Watts. 50-50 Draw Carl Ferguson, Doreen Doreen Park. his sister Gertrude E. Staple- ton, and her brother Alec McNeil. Their family organized a diamond wedding party, at Trinity United Church hall, Bowmanville on November 19th, 1988, from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. and 275 attended. All of their immediate family attended attended as well as relatives from Sudbury, Shelburne, Stayner, Milton, Cobourg, Kingston, Ottawa and Toronto. Toronto. The late Alba Cryder- man's grandson, John Smith, photographer, of Montreal, took the wedding pictures with the family. After the reception, the family enjoyed a hot turkey dinner. iSsl MS Marilyn White, of Oshawa, was the lucky winner of $1,000 in the annual draw held at the Bowmanville Lions Club Turkey Roll. On Monday, December 5, during during the regular Lions Club meeting, she received her cheque from Maurice Richards Richards (right). On the left is George White, who is the winner s father and also the seller of the winning ticket. Having received the cheque, Marilyn turned her entire entire winnings back over to the Bowmanville Lions Club. The club then voted to donate the money to the Bowmanville Salvation Army s community service work. The winning ticket was number 0181. Two Political Veterans Address New Councillors The 1988-1991 Newcastle Town Council listened to advice advice from two seasoned political political veterans at the inaugural inaugural meeting of council held December 5. Provincial member of Parliament for the Riding of Durham East, Sam Cureatz, and Durham Regional Chairman Gary Herrema addressed Council after the swearing in ceremony. Mr. Cureatz told the newly newly elected members of Council Council that "In terms of politics, one should have a sense of humour." He said the best solution to difficult situations is to bounce along with it and remember remember that there are other members of council bouncing bouncing along with it as well. He concluded by saying "Today is your day. The next three years belong to the residents." residents." Regional Chairman Herrema Herrema also commented on what the new council will have to look forward to. He said the municipality of Newcastle is a diverse community that would present many challenges to the new Town Council. He said the challenges may be great but the rewards rewards from facing those challenges would be even greater. Mr. Herrema promised that there mil be continued co-operation between the new council and the Region of Durham. He added that "The decisions decisions you make in these three years will be remembered remembered in the next three." KRAZY KELLY'S ELIMINATION SALE (BLOOR ST. LOCATION ONLY) Elimination of ALL WAREHOUSE & STORE INVENTORIES In Oshawa Only Located at 45 BLOOR ST. E. OSHAWA (416) 571-1412 $2,500 up to instant credit on approved applications NO PAYMENTS TILL APRIL 1989 on some items up to $2,500 instant credit on approved applications NO PAYMENTS TILL APRIL 1989 on some items Pursuant to inventory elimination as directed by A. Anderson. C.A. Controller for Krazy Kelly's, the following inventories must be moved, including ALL TELEVISION SETS^ STEREO COMPONENTS, CAR STEREOS, MOBILE PHONES, VIDEO RECORDERS. VIDEO CAMERAS, MICROWAVE OVENS, BLASTERS, VHS MOVIES. AND OTHER ASSETS and many traffic items, some one-only, many one-of-a-kind. Approximately 630 color TVs, 217 Stereo Components, 61 Microwave Ovens. 112 Car Stereos, 3 Mobile Phones, 86 Video Cameras, 193 Video Recorders will be disposed of including RCA, HITACHI, TOSHIBA, GENERAL ELECTRIC, PHILIPS, SHARP, SAMSUNG SAMSUNG MITSUBISHI, UNITECH, SEIMITSU, TEAC, CURTIS, PYRAMID. KENWOOD, NIKKO TECHNICS, LAS0NIC, CLAIRT0NE, MEM0REX, CROWN. TDK. CHANNEL MASTER, GENEVA, 0PTEX, AUDI0V0X, CANTEL, NOVATEL. MANY ITEMS COST I LVànfiiltï floral STipppm ..Mitch jnàfc Wan a (lo.wet; storç! 4 STORES ' u , • Hlghwiy No.2.' King St. W„ Oihiwi i S|mcot SI. N., .• ,'Oihiw» * "iDUOundisSI.W.; Whllby Gaiduiw lli VHS tapes $1.88; RCA Super HQ T-120 $8.88; RCA VCR $266.20" color TV $228: AM/FM car cass. $39; family-size microwave $99; RCA camcorder $798; Sharp CD player $166; Kenwood turntable $99; Sharp blaster $42; TEAC cass. deck $198; Cartridge Cartridge $9.79; RCA 14" color $188; RCA 28" remote $588; 45" large screen $2,488; 12" B&W $58; Toshiba 20" color $449; TEAC 150 watt stereo system $888; car phone $699' Audio logic 2-way speakers $44; camcorder carrying case $35; TV stands $7; headphones $7.88; VCR head cleaner $3.88; Sharp 21" color $395; Samsung 14' color $299; Toshiba microwave $280; Kenwood 70 watt receiver $228; Sharp home stereo 48 watts $388; Sharp digital carousel microwave oven $266; 28" Hitachi stereo monitor, Incredible $1,488; Sharp VCR multi-channel stereo on screen, slashed $788; Hitachi camcorder sophisticate, complete $1,888 and many more too numerous to mention. ALL SALES ARE FINAL ... ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS, WITH FULL MFG. WTY. TERMS: CASH, VISA, MASTERCARD OR CHEQUE WITH I.D. INCREDIBLE, UNBELIEVABLE, UNPRECEDENTED INVENTORY ELIMINATION 45 BLOOR ST. E. OSHAWA INVENTORY ELIMINATION BY A. ANDERSON, C.A.