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t 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 1,1989 -- Kinsmen Host Wintario Draw at Bowmanville High School Wintario came to Bowmanville High School on Thursday for the third time featuring featuring show stars, Faye Dance and Greg Beresford. ' Kinsmen Aubrey Rees, Garry Thompson and Sub ash Parmer were selling tickets at the Kinsmen ticket booth Debbie Nokes did a novelty act, 10T "71 I iiiiii; BS33SS mmmA v ISMHkL Here are the well known Harmonicats who performed several numbers. 1989 LEAF COLLECTION PROJECT Leaves Have Been Banned at the Brock West Landfill Site Municipalities in the Durham Region can no longer dispose of leaves with regular garbage. Therefore, the Durham Region and area municipalities have developed an alternative plan to dispose of the leaves in a composting site. Leaves must be placed in normal household garbage bags and tied with special tags. The tags will be distributed to all households in the Town of Newcastle the week of October 23, 1989. Leaves will be picked up in separate trucks dispatched to collect leaves only. THE LEAF BAGS MUST BE IDENTIFIED WITH THE TAGS PROVIDED and they must also be placed at the curb away from your regular garbage. The leaves will be taken to a composting site in the Durham Region, rather than a landfill site. Special leaf collection days have been designated by each area municipality. The Town of Newcastle will collect leaves in accordance with the following schedule: Leaves will be collected In the Town of Newcastle on Mondays. October 30th November 6th November 13th November 20th November 27th Leaves will not be collected prior to the designated days. We appreciate your co-operation in this program. If you have any questions or you require additional tags, please contact Mrs. Beverly Welsh, Public Works Department, at 623-3379. Walter A. Evans, P. Eng. Director of Public Works Dato of Publication October 25,1989 rs • ... , -7 Earlier in the day, the Editor's grand-daughter Susanne James introduced himjn Johnny, JVIarcinew did an effective imitation of El-, t 0 several crew members with whom she works at Global Television, Here arevu vis, complete with some tricky dance steps. Cameraman Larry May, left, and Floor Manager Ivar Borris with Susanne. Barbershoppers "Four the Moment" included Ernie Reid, Gary Ormiston Ross McMaster and Ross Allin. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Master of Ceremonies for the local entertainment section of the program was Wayne Hodge Vocalist Louise Wright was assisted by John Miller on lead guitar and A1 Traynor on bass. Hampton TOPS Marks 20 Years On Tuesday, October 24, 1989, TOPS #ON850, Hampton, Hampton, celebrated the 20th anniversary anniversary of their club. This club was formed by Shirley Gordon of Hampton. A charter charter was granted by TOPS Club, Inc., Milwaukee Wi., to the Hampton Trimettes, chapter #850. The first meetings were held in Shirley Shirley Gordon's home. The chapter later became known as TOPS #ON850, Hampton. The club has made several moves, and has been meeting meeting in the Hampton United Church, for the past 10 years. The evening was started with a sing song of TOPS melodies. After ritual, and our regular meeting, Trudy Goliqer's Travel SINCE 1955 • Airline tickols at airport prices • Unbiased professional advice • Personal service • Free ticket delivery • Cruise desk • Holiday vacations • Group travel division • Corporate rates Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E. 623-1511 Sucee, club leader, announced announced our evening would be a, "Getting Better Acquainted Acquainted Night." Helen Rogers Rogers a 17 yr. KOPS, read some memories of TOPS, followed followed by Carol Southwell reading a special poem for the anniversary. Deb Avery won a gift for the chair contest, and Barb Amburg for being the 20th. person to weigh in. Roses were then presented to club members for every 10 lbs. lost, starting with Beth Neil- son, Jean Ashton and Elsie Roy, followed by other members members according to their losses. losses. Carnations were presented presented for inspiration, to those members who did not receive receive roses. Gifts were presented presented to: Deb Avery, for being being the "Most Improved TOPS, and Ruth McGill and Beth Neilson, who tied for Best All Around TOPS. Trudy Trudy Sucee then read a poem she had written as a tribute: for the evening. There was a show of appreciation for the executive, as they were responsible responsible for a very enjoyable enjoyable 20th anniversary. Over the past few months, some KOPS anniversaries anniversaries have, been recognized: recognized: Jean Ashton 10 yrs,, Hilda Wright 8 yrs., Elinore Guest 3 yrs. Shirley Pollard obtained her KOPS status during the summer. She was recognized and received her KOPS gift on September 8th, 1989. When a news item like this is read in the local paper, a Question comes to mind by those who are not TOPS members. What is a TOPS, and a KOPS? The answer answer is, TOPS stands for, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, and when that has been achieved a TOPS member becomes a KOPS, Keep Off Pounds Sensibly. The answer answer says it all! There are several TOPS Clubs in the area, and they are open to new members, unless there is a waiting list due to club size. There are many special gatherings for TOPS members members to attend. On November November 5th, 1989, there will be an Area Rally Day for TOPS at Bowmanville High School. Next spring, Provincial Provincial Recognition Days will be in Kingston, Ontario, and 1990 International Recognition Recognition Days will be held in Charleston, South Carolina, U.S.A., on July 12,13 and 14th. There are various TOPS retreats held throughout throughout the year, one being in Paris, Ontario, April 29tn to May 4th, 1990. Because TOPS is international,some retreats are held as far away ns Wainlun, Hawaii, and Shnwinignn Lake, British British Columbia. TOPS creates an inspirational, inspirational, and supportive atmosphere atmosphere for its members. There you learn about good eating habits, sensible foods that hegin a sensible diet. You learn to control your weight, and not let it control you. New friends are made, friends that are there for one common purpose: Good Health! TOPS is open to men, women, teens and pre- teens, and has proven to be very successful with its members. Christmas is coming, coming, if you have a weight problem give TOPS a thought, and a call. TOPS Clubs are listed in the Community Community Information File, at the Bowmanville Public Library Library or contact 623-5201. Yours in TOPS Barb Arnburg. Western Wrangler ; Boarding and Leasing Looking for a place to board or lease your horse? Come and check us out. Pleasant atmosphere, horses turned out daily, feeding program as per owner's request, reasonable rates, open all year 'round. Inquiries call: M705J-277-2190 Between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Located 6.1 km north of No. 35-No. 115 junction. Durham Federal Liberal Association is hosting a tribute evening for long-time party worker i Frances Jones at Newcastle Hall on Thursday, November 9 Dinner and Address by Lloyd Axworthy For tickets call Helen Jackson 983-9353 or Lorna Davey 623-5791