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Page 6 The Clarington/Courlice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, September 26, 1998 Big Brothers Fund-Raiser Turns "UGLY" Clarington Big Brothers unveiled the first annual Big Brothers UGLY server fund-raiser Tuesday with a beauty pageant at Silks Café. But, really, it's only the costumes that are ugly. In fact, UGLY stands for Understanding Generous Lovable You. Servers from the Bow & Fiddle, Hanc's Too, Port Darlington Marina, Massey House, Winchester Arms, King Street Bar and Grill, Tim's Fifth Wheel, Swiss Chalet (Courtice), Silks Café, Eastside Mario's and Don Cherry's will be participating. participating. By registering their vote with the donation of a loonie or more, customers can show support for their favourite server, and bring them one step closer to winning winning the UGLY trophy. Donations go to Big Brothers of Clarington for friendship matches and on-going projects. The contest runs until Oct. 31. Above, Marlin Wood from the Bow & Fiddle and Tim Powers from Tim's Fifth Wheel serve Mayor Diane Hamre, Little Brother Frisco Ross, and Big Brother Harry Richardson. $25,000, $50,000, $100,000 $200,000 • Heart Attack Insurance | • Cancer Insurance • Breast Cancer Insurance Plaque Honours Local Servicemen The residents of Bowmanvillc and surrounding surrounding area will remember remember their young servicemen who died during World War II by attending an unveiling of a second bronze plaque at Rotary Park in Bowmanvillc on Saturday, September 26, 1998 at 11:30 a.m. The plaque is dedicated to the memory of not only the three Colville brothers but all the other young servicemen servicemen from the surrounding communities who lost their lives during World War II in service to their country. This plaque contains a poem written by Dick Watson of Wawa, Ontario as a tribute to his wing- mate, "Sandy" Colville of Bowmanvillc, Ont. The poignant words of the poem were so moving that several copies were requested and distributed. Both Dick and "Sandy" were Typhoon Pilots with the 440 Squadron of the RCAF. Alex, Freeborn (Bill) and "Sandy" (John) Colville were all RCAF pilots. In their honour representatives representatives of the RCAF Association, Ed McKay, President of the Canadian Fighter Pilot Association, their brother-in-law Hugh Mcchin of Kingston and niece Connie Hooey of Orono will be in attendance. attendance. Bill Calver of Newcastle, who is a history buff, researched and initiated initiated both the first and second second plaques and although the plaques focus on the Colville brothers the dedi cation is for all those who served and did not come back, both civilian and service service personnel. Mr. Calver was also instrumental in acquiring the needed funds for the second plaque. During the war several RCAF squadrons were assigned to training bases in England and when they realized a plaque was being presented presented to some of those young men the town of Linlon- on-Ousc and surrounding communities also generously generously contributed to this plaque. Everyone is welcome to. attend this ceremony to_' honour those who earned,! the freedom we now enjoy; and to encourage our; young people to continue! carrying the torch for free-' dom. • STAY AWAY FROM FALLEN WIRES Ice storms, high winds or fallen tree limbs can bring hydro lines down. And even a fallen wire that seems dead can be dangerous. So don't go near the wires, warn others not to and report the fallen wires to your local hydro or the police as soon as possible. If a line falls across your vehicle, stay inside until a hydro crew removes the line. If there's a live power line touching your car, putting even one foot on the ground can be a fatal move to make. Ontario Hydro St. Francis Of Assisi Parish News plus-:,. life-altering illnesses Total Lump Sum Paid On | Diagnosis I For more information, call Don Hutton at | 623-7688 HUTTON INSURANCE (ml AGENCY LTD. 52 King St. W. ; Bowmanville CELEBRATING 20 YEARS -- On Sunday, October 4th, St. Francis of Assisi will be celebrating 20 years as a parish. A mass of Thanksgiving will take place at 2:00 p.m., officiated by Bishop Doyle and past Pastors of St. Francis. Following Mass, the Bishop will bless and dedicate the new monument and conclude conclude the day with a wine and cheese social. All arc welcome to attend. R.C.I.A PROGRAM - For anyone interested in becoming becoming a Catholic, an R.C.I.A course will begin on Tuesday, October 20th at 7:00 p.m. For more information, information, contact the parish office at 987-5446. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COLUMBUS DINNER - A roast beef dinner will be held at the St. Francis of Assisi hall on Sunday, October 25th. There will be two sittings, 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Tickets are available from any member of the K of C or from Bill Wilks at 987-4940, Carl Good at 987- 3795 or John Gorman at 983- 5117. CROSSWORD - September 26 - ACROSS 1. Bonkers 5. Artichoke treat 10. Practice pugilism 14. Atop 15. Dispute 16. Designer Chanel 17. Nevada's second- largest city 18. Knack for growing 20. Quit 21. Suit or brief follower 22. Toast opening 23. The Munsters' pet bat 25. Tux-renting event 27. Mickey's kind, In Mlchoacân 29. Proclamation word 32. Good-bye, In Mexico 33. Sound of pain 34. -top computer 36. Pig fare 37. The daily 38. Singer Martin, to friends 39. Tin Alley 40. Like pickle water 41. Take care of 42. Publishing 44. Venetian waterway 45. Herds of whales 46. Author Richard 47. Brownie 50. Teamster with the right of way? 52. Never Late 55. Deputies 58. Pineapple: Sp. 59. Trumpeter Baker 60. Cry of woe 61. 11 Of Ages" 62. Liz Taylor's are violet 63. Tub soakings 64. Individuals DOWN 1. Entice 2. "Song Of The Road" (Whitman) 3. Terms 4. Lennon's widow 5. Mother of Ishmael 6. Strays 7. 1957 Pulitzer Prize winner James 8. Street: Fr. 9. Commandments number 10. Plot 11. Precipitate heavily 12. Peak 13. Steals from 19. Source of Irritation 21. Inmates 24. Viscous mess 25. Spurious 26. Hit the books 27. Grate harshly 28. Stevenson of Illinois 29. Squeeze 30. Teen's complaint, often 31. Barbara 33. Emulates the Cheshire Cat 35. Combination 37. System of coordinates 38. Author William Howells 40. Channel markers 41. tissue 43. Sail extenders 46. Office tables 47. Visage 48. Wan 49. 'The More You" 50. Midge 51. Root In the memory 53. " In A Lifetime" 54. Trees of the beech family 56. Keyboard key 57. Southern state: abbr. 58. In favor of For answers see your Canadian Statesman next Wednesday. 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