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I I I 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 27,1989 Food Drive Helps Salvation Army A major upset took id at the place this weekend at the Bow- manville House League Pee Wee tournament when the mighty Mr. Sub were beaten in the "A" Championship finals finals by the underdog Checkers Checkers Variety team. Checkers have been seeking seeking revenge since taking a 7- 1 thrashing by Mr. Sub in their first meeting earlier this year. After giving up 3 goals in a 7-3 win over Dyk- stras Deli in the first game of the tournament, it didn't look as though Checkers would make the A finals against the Sub, since total goals against would be important important in determining the final match-up. The Cneck- Many thinking people are pre-arranging funerals Atquiettimes, along with their own private thoughts, many people --both young and elderly --are making the sensible decision to pre-arrange their funeral. Their wishes are made known well before time of need, removing stress from surviving relatives. Call or write for our selection of brochures on the various aspects of funerals and pre-planning. Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home 53 Division Street BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C 228 Phone 623-5668 SITING TASK FORCE Low-level Radioactive Waste Management GROUPE DE TRAVAIL Choix d'un site de gestion des déchets faiblement radioactifs THE SITING TASK FORCE for LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT Invites applicants for the COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP Tho Siting Task Force has been asked by the Corporation of the Town ol Newcastle to form a Community Liaison Group and is inviting the communities at largo to participate. The purpose of the Group is to involve the community in learning about all aspects of tho voluntary siting process. The Task Force is soliciting nominations from Service Clubs, Community Associations, Town Council and from tho public at largo. WHAT WILL THE COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP DO? Tho Community Liaison Group will organize community information sessions on tho voluntary siting process and low-lovol radioactive waste management, II will look at concerns ol local residents and participate In tho design and review ol studios to address those concerns. Ultimately, tho Group will prepare a report and make recommendations to tho Siting Task Force and tho Councils that reflects tho community's views on whether the communities should proceed Into tho next phase of tho Siting Process. MEMBERSHIP Tho Siting Took Force is looking for residents ol tho Corporation ol tho Town ol Newcastle who have a record of participation in tho community and whoso membership will bo representative ol tho broad interests ol tho community. HOW TO APPLY II yn u .. '. in [Hilling your name forward as a nominee, or.il you would liko Infunr,alien un,: •>•>. ... n h,-<Uv • in|er„-, pint?? nail tho Oiling Task Force Secretariat at i -UU0-2G7-/r i G by January 12,1 DUO. lint anù listant fast Students Will Help Brighten Christmas for Needy F am Hies 60 Years Ago, Thursday, November 16, 1939. The Alice Jackson Mission Mission Band met in Trinity United Church primary classroom on Monday afternoon. afternoon. The pianist was Lola Maijerrison, the Worship story was told by Mrs. Aubrey Aubrey Smith, Joan Woolley read a poem, Evelyn Pickard told the story, and the Scripture Scripture was read by Mary All- dread. Miss Marion Scott, University University of Toronto, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Scott, Centre Centre Street, Bowmanville. Charlie Cawker and his team mates of the Toronto central "Y" swim relay team won first place at the Hamilton Hamilton YMCA swim meet last week. Miss Myrtle Audrey Lamb, will receive a certificate certificate in Public Health Nursing Nursing at the University of To- fursing of Students at Bowmanville High School and St. Stephen's High School went on a food drive on December 10 to collect donations for the Salvation Army. The students students went to different parts of Bowmanville in their search for contributions from the public. And, as this photo shows, their efforts were well rewarded. Some of the volunteers at St. Stephen's who participated in the drive are, from the left: Stan Muldoon (teacher), Sonya Roeloffzen, Chris White, Rick Heffernan and Barb Sheehan. Sheehan. Checker's Get Revenge ers coaches made it clear to their players that if they wanted a crack at the Sub and the A championship, thev had to cut down their goals-against average. The boys responded by posting a 6-0 shut-out against Glen Stewart in the second game and another shut-out, this time 3-0 against MacKenzie Park in the third game. Philip Cunningham in goal came up big when needed and the solid defence work of Derek Unsworth, Robert Hampsey, Brandon Meadows Meadows and Scott Millar played outstanding hockey, holding Glen SteWart to only 2 shots on net. The A championship game itself was a classic, and the crowd really got into the act. Scott McGregor got out of a sick bed to lead Checkers with a gutsy 2 goal performance, while Bruce Hamilton notched a goal and an assist. The hard skating whirling-devrish Ryan Leppert assisted on all three goals. Further assists went to David Knoop and Jeff Johnson. Mark Kessler, Peter Carmichael, David Drummond and our new addition, addition, Lionel Edmonson all made their presence felt and contributed to the outstanding outstanding team effort that resulted in final victory. Congratulations to the players and conches of Checkers Variety on an outstanding outstanding and well-deserved victory. P.S. Les, I take my coffee ■ with cream, no sugar. ronto School graduations exercises at Convocation Hall. Corbett's Bakery, owned and operated by W.P. Corbett, Corbett, for 18 years, on. the corner corner of King and Division Streets, Bowmanville, was permanently closed on Tuesday Tuesday of last week. T.E. Prout, George Richards Richards James, Everett, and John Welsh returned Saturday Saturday from a week's hunting at Deer Lake, Hastings Country, bringing home two deer both bucks, weighing, about 200 points each. 25 Years Ago Wednesday, December 9, 1964 At the Bowmanville High School Commencement last Friday, Bonnie Mutton, on behalf of the graduating class presented Principal L. Lucas with his portrait which will be hung in the school. Jury and Lovell Ltd., are pleased to announce the ap pointment of Mrs. Marilyn Coty as Supervisor of the Jury and Lovell Travel U.C.O. Member Honored by Colleagues The 1989 Co-operator of the Year has built a cooperative cooperative future for over 40 years. David Hackett was honored honored by fellow co-operators at the United Co-operatives of Ontario (UCO) 1989 Annual Annual General Meeting held in Toronto on December 13. The Co-operator of the Year Award is given to individuals individuals whose efforts in the past year have contributed to the improvement of the image of co-operation or the betterment betterment of the co-op system. Hackett was one of the first directors of the Cochrane Cochrane Farmers Cooperative Cooperative in the forties. In 1989, he is still working towards towards the promotion ana development development of co-operatives. He helped introduce his area to the Co-operative Resource Resource Materials (CRM) program program which encourages teachers to tell today's youth - tomorrow's adults - about co-operation. The program reached eighty-six per cent of all elementary schools and fifty per cent of all secondary secondary schools. "It is amazing amazing how much one person can make a difference," says Cathy Lang, CRM program director. He is also Vice-president of Cochrane Farmers Cooperative. Cooperative. "I think today cooperation cooperation is the only way. It's pretty hard to survive in business - co-operation helps," says Hackett. Hackett and his wife Margaret farm 340 acres and grow potatoes and strawberries. THE JOY | OIF A f NEW YEAR Extending our best wishes to our loynl friends mid pntrons, Have a happy and safe New Year. Television Service Co. 18f) Church Slvool, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3883 Agency in Bowmanville Mss Joan Bruton, R.N. of Vancouver,' B.C., arrived home on Saturday to visit her father Mr. Clifford Bruton Bruton and family of Orono, over Christmas. Mrs. R. Fraser, of Solina was awarded second place in the Women's Institute Ontario Ontario Song and Essay Competition. Competition. Candy Storks and Beth Powell of Newcastle, were presented with their All Round Cords by Capt, Mrs. H. Quinney, at the Tuesday evening meeting of the 1st Company of Girl Guides. Mr. Roy Spry, President, and Mr. John Noble, Secretary Secretary of Branch No. 2 Civil Service Association of Ontario, Ontario, spent last week in Toronto, Toronto, attending the convention convention of the association. Miss Margaret Vanstone and Mr. Norman Vanstone, Queen's University, Kingston, Kingston, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Vanstone, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. 10 Years Ago Wednesday, December 12, 1979. The choir of Trinity United United Church presented the special Christmas program of Handel's Messiah, Part 1 on Sunday evening. Despite the inclement weather a large crowd attended the performance. The Bowmanville Bowmanville High School Wind Ensemble Ensemble directed by Lynda Shewchuk assisted. The soloists soloists were Ross Metcalf, Rosemary Merkley, Joanne Crookshank and Ross Cotton. Cotton. The guest Choral conductor conductor was Rowland McCord. As of last Thursday, Bola- hood Sports Haven Ltd. of Oshawa, are the new owners of D and R Sports, King St. West, Bowmanville, and managed by Wayne Bola- hool. At the official opening of Waverley Public School, Ray m M- > ■* A ^ -x ^ s V i ' 'J Wl 1^*1 ( 'U'Z Bowmanville Senior Public School concluded their toy, food, and clothes drive for needy families by presenting presenting their donation to the Salvation Army, on Wednesday, December 20. Pictured above are some of Simser, principal of the school, was presented with the key to the building from School Board Chairman Andy Thompson. The Bowmanville / * PnPl T*t it, rutmicc ., 8 the students making the presentation. Clockwise, from left: Mrs. Jones of the Salvation Army, Elizabeth Wunderlich, Brandon Osmond, Kris Farrington, and seated is Cathy Goswell. 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