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The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville, October 29, 1975 13 SIMMONS- At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Wed- nesday, October 22, 1975. Charles Percy Simmons in his 78th year. Beloved husband of Florence Metcalfe, dear father of Arthur D., Nagara Calis, Ontario, 'Keith E., -...Aewmarket and Evelyn (Mrs. Orman Tripp), Bowmanville, also f ive grandchildren and- six g reat g randchildren, dear !býrother of Sid, of slington. m \eral service was held f rom 'A Whattam Funeral Home, Picton, Ontario, Saturday, October 25, 1975. 44-1 George, Blyleven R EALTOR Phone 643-5300 BOWMANVILLE 11/2 storey 6 room trame, well kept home, carpet throug hout on large landsca ped lot. P riced at $44,900. See us today for this excellent buy. BROOKLIN AREA: Weil kept 6 room trame home, rec. room, attached garage, large above ground swimming pool, 30 x 15 ft. shed on 1 acre lot wihfruit trees. Priced at $79,500. GARDEN HILL area 5 acre lot with pond-site and 2 trout streams. Priced at $18,900. Ca l: Dick Woudstra- 983-5915 Geo. Blyleven - 623-5300 44-1 PARKWAY CRESCENT Family home, classic split level design, finished family room with fireplace, spacious living andcdining areas, den or 4th bedroom, attached gar- age, pavedi drive and patio. Excellent value at $63,900. DUKE STREET Value packed 3 bedroom brick bungalow, central air condi- tioning , finished basement, ý aved drive, large rear yard. his 3 year old 'home is only $49,900. with excellent terms. PARKWAY AVE. iCustom built bungalow, quiet residential area, fa mi ly room with fireplace, four bedrooms, 2 baths, large lot, paved drive. Real value at $57,500. ~'B'ERTY STREET ,arnpedfor space? -then see n~is 3 bedroom brick bungalow or 1/2 acre landscaped lot. This cosy nome has, a finished basement, inground--swim-- ming pool and patio deck, $59,000. full price. Pat Marjerrison 623-4115 K<en Nicks 623-4050 Dollie Davey 786-2256 (Newtonville> MMI . -o- URG£NTrLY RÊQUIRE6!! We have cash buyers fqr ho,nes Ln. the Bowmanvill'e a rea. Prhaps your home would br ing tp do!iar? We'Il be pl eased to appraise itfor you and help you locate 'the 'home of your dreams". For friendly efficient sale of your' home, caîl P. & R. Realty Company, Realtor, Benn'ýt Rd. and No. 2 Hwy., Bowman- ville 576-6120. 17-tf 'ORO3%)NQ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ruther- ford attended the 125th An- niversary of the Old Tyme Square Dance Callers ýAs- sociation, Annual Fali dance with 18 different caliers at the Scarlett Heights Collegiate, Etobicoke. Miss Susan Bail and Mr. Les Hrebicek of Toronto spent the week-end with hier parent s, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail and on Saturday the four visited Mrs. Lina Bowen at Bronte, an aunt of Mrs. Bail. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Grady, the former Miss Diane Mary Maher, on their marriage on Saturday afternoon, October 25th, at Orono United Church. The ladies of St. Saviours Anglican Church, Orono held a card party in the Hall on Friday evening of last week. Hope to see more in attend- ance at the November party. Mr. Wayne Miller recentiy returned from motoring to Abilene Texas, where he was best man at the' wedding of Rhoônda Raeburn to Leslie Hooper (formerly of Orono). The bride's father from Tulsa, Oklahoma, of ficiated at the twiligbt wedding, which took place Friday September l9th on the iawn of the Mission College, Abilene, where the bride and groom are studyin for their M.H. degree. Mr. Eugene Touchburn, husband of Mrs. Bertha M.J. Cain Touchburn of Main Street North, Orono, passed away on Saturday, October 25th at the Civic Hospital, Peterborough. Rested at the Comstock Funerai Home, Peterborough. Funeral service was on Wed- nesday afternoon from St. John 's Anglican Church at Ida. Interment Orono Ceme- tery. On Sunday, November 2nd at the Orono United Church a specil service will feature Miss Susan Adair, Youth Exchange Delegate to Hong Kong, as representative from Oshawa Presbytery. Miss Adair will be speaking during the Service; foilowing the Service there will be a Pot Luck Dinner and there will be an opportunity for questions or conversations with Susan and -the showing of a few slides. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sears and daughter, Tîna of Windsor spent the last week with hier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Harrris and oth'er rela- tives and friends Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pacey and chiidren of Cavan. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vanderveen who celebrated their 4th Wedding Anniversary with Open House at the Acres Restaurant last Saturday evening. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Little Lycett age 92, wife of the late William James Lycett form- erly of Orono and district who has lived with her son-in-law and daughter (Olive), Mr. and Mrs. Robert Behm of Oshawa for the past 18 years, passed away on Wednesday, October 22. At the Oshawa General Hospital, following a short illness. Rested at the Arm- strong Funeral Home, Oshawa, Funeral, was on Saturday afternoon. Inter- ment, Orono cemetery. Mrs. Geo. Morton visited her sister Mrs. Ida Plumb formerly of Willowdale and is now residing in the Hendry apartments, Bowmanville. Mr. Cliff Bruton returned to Toronto last week for -treat- ments, after spending a few weeks with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Knapp Jr. and four sons, on the 4th line. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrow- clough of Wesleyville were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Plumb of Willowdale and bis mother, Mrs. Ida Plumb of Bowman- ville and Mrs. Geo. Morton of Orono._____ BHS Sports by Ron Chow (intended for last Week) Exhibition games have kept ail the BHS teams practicing and playing hard as ail teams prepare for the final playoffs and tournaments. The Junior Redmen football team p layed an excellent teamn from McLaughlin last Friday, beating themn by a score of 36-0. Everyone played weil especially John Hogarth who was top scorer. Last Monday, the Senior football team played Oshawa Catholic and defeated themn 14-7. Later in the week the Senior Redmen suffered two losses. They played Campbell- ford Tuesday and lost 20-8. The second loss came on Friday when BHS played an excellent team fromn Picker- ing when they were defeated 35-8. In the Cross-Country dept. BHS entered the O'Neill Invitationai Meet last Mon- day. The meet was successful for BHS as Paul Bedard earned a thîrd place finish. In the Bantam event, Mike Robinson came fifth. In the Senior event Ken Page ran well to win seventh spot in a grueiiing 4.2 mile event. Last Wed. at a meet in Uxbridge, Paul Bedard was placed third and Russ-Carruthers l2th. The Senior Soccer team played a' powerful Courtice teamn last Wednesday and were defeated 5-t John Krum- menacher scored the only BHS goal. On Thursday the Senior team played Eastdale. The game ending in a 2-2 draw. Scorers were. Gary Coombes on a penalty shot and Ron Gun. The' Junior Soccer team Mariannaý Developments a ieg O6 new nodQ hi'eg Ope'n House, SaturdaysJ 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. Look for ISL Signs Corne, See and Compare, Save At Least 110,OOO by driving a few extra miles 'Joye ahe 0tJ OrP . o agecàotk mcIL~um... tke otig ettough Le paqhg o k gag 60h oa jeah. $2,000 down to qualified buyer s will move you into a beautiful single home w-ith extra large lots to choose from -Some lots feature trees and year-round running streams. Priced from': 144,90O Trade-InsConsidered For Information, GCai -705-932-2132 IRWIN, SARGENT & LOWESJ LIMIueTvE Seek Solution to Lack of Waverly Hilis Parkland Angered by the loss of parkland promised by the developer of the Waverly His subdivision west of Road 57, a group of about 50 protesters confronted the Social Services Committee on Thursday, October l6th to bring the issue to a head. The group was given a sympathetic ear by members of the committee and Mayor Garnet Riekard promised to do his utmost to seek a favorable solution to the problem. Here, Recreation Director Bud Fanning explains his department's philosophy to several of the petitioners. -Photo by Liz Armstrong played wçll on Thursday against Clarke and won 1-0. The only scorer was Rod Dewell. The Senior and Junior Volybaîl teams seemn to have lost their luck Cith exhibition games because their last four scbeduied exhibition games were ail cancelled. However, the two teams have worked very hard at their practices as the Lossa Volieyball Tourna- ment approaches. The Girls Senior Basketball played a game last Wednes- day with Central providing the o p position. The game was well played, a battie of points but Centrai came on strong in the last seconds and won over BHS 21-20. High scorer was Jayne Bradley with il points for BHS. Sports & Cycle Midgets Showing Cons iderable Promise for the Future by Ralph Cryderman The Bowmanville Sports and Cycle Major Midgets got their sehedule underway a couple of weeks âgo and at this point are riding a 2-1-1 record. 1Their first game againstý Alax on Oct. 18 produced a weak effort which resulted in an 8-6 Ajdax victory. Mark Starkyld the scoring with 3 goals and 1 assist. Don Farrow picked up one goal and 3 assists . Other goal scorers Mary Brown's Novices Whitewash Cobourg 4-O Trounce Whitby-Brooklin On Saturday, October 25th, McLaughlin. Chris Dreossi the Bowmiariville- Mary seored the second Toro goal Brown's Chieken Novice To- assisted by Jeff Dawson and ros piayed hosts to the defenceman Lorne Whit- Cobourg Al-Stars. The vîsi- marsh. tors were handed a 4-0 defeat.' In the middle period, Jon The Toros scored one in the Clieff scored, assisted b y Greg opening perîod, Greg Watson Watson and Mark Little. scoring the goal assisted by Dencmn Pre St Jonathan Clieff. Amand scored, the assist Only one goal was scored in comîng from McLaughiin. the middle period, Brian Dreossi scored his second goal Heard the marksman, firing a of the game, unassisted. St. shot from the point, with Clieff Amand scored his second picking up his second assist. goal, assisted by McLaughlin, In the final stanza, Tom assisted by Dreossi. McLaughli-n scored a goal, In the mial period, Brent assisted by his centreman Neill scored his second goal of Chris Dreossi and defenceman the game, the assist going to Pierre St. Amand. Heard Dreossi. Whitby-Brooklin scored the last goal of the scored to take the shutout game, an unassisted marker, away from Chris Ciifton in the again firing a shot from the Bowmanville net. Dreossi blueline. scored his third goal of the Richard Smith was in net for contest and picked up his fif th the Toros andpiayed weli to scoring point, a great effort. earn a wefl-deserved shutout. Assists went to his wingers On Sunday, the Mary McLaughlin and Neill. Bow- Brown's Novices travelled to manvilie's final goal of the Brooklin Arena and soundly contest came off the stick of trounced the Brooklin-Whitby Clark, assisted by Dawson. Al-Stars by a score of 10-3. Whitby-Brooklin scored the Brent Neill opened the final two goals of the game, scoring in the first period, McWhirter the marksman, cashing in on a pass from Tom unassisted. Knapp 's Ban tams Beat Lindsay 6-2 Bowmanviile Major Ban- tams trounced Lindsay 6-2 in Lakeshore Major Bantam ac- tion iast Saturday. The, Toros came out char- ging and tallied three goals in the. first five minutes before Lindsay got on the score-- board. The teams split the goal scoring in the second with each buliziniz the twine once wbile the Toros put the game away with a pair in the third period. Jody Ross lead Knapp's 1976 LE MANS 4-DOOR Defogger, mouldings, remote mirror, 350 V-8 engins, automatic, power steering and brakes, radial whitewall tires, deluxe wheel discs, radio, bumper strips. f137 eo Per Month 36 month lease, 50,000 Free miles, 5 cents excess mileage U<Sl:IAW± 2 were Jerry Leddy and John, Conhoy. Kim Storgard picked up 2 assists with singles going to Ron Jukic and Rick Mackey. A day later the team ounyed to Cobourg and wpdmemories of the pre- vious night's defeat out of their minds as they trounced the Cobourg squaci 11-2. F"or the locals'it was all Johnny Conboy. He scored six goals and picked up 3 more assists to gain 9 points. Terry Sargînson-picked up 2 goals with two goals and one assist. Wayde Preston added a goal and two assists while Steve Frank, and Paul -Reid each scored and assisted once. Jim Hogarth completed the Toro scoring with Gren Brunt and John Stewart drawing assists. The gaine was a rugged affair in which the Toros inidicated that they were flot going to be outmuscled and intimidated this year. Kevin Gibson turned in a solid performance between the pipes as the Toros stretched their current undefeated stringý to eight games. and four assists, Ron Jukie bad a goal and an assist, Jerry Leddy had two goals, Chris Marchant h ad 2 assists and Don Farrowl and Rick Mackey had an assist each. The team Dilaved a fast skating Bay Ridges club next on Oct. 22. The only Bowman- ville member to dent the mesh was Terry Sarginson from Conboy and Jukic. The game was faîrly fast thoughout, and at some points the play got a littie chippy. Bowmanville missed several glorious scor- ing opportunities which would have given them the victory. The team's best effort was dispiayed Oct. 25 at Ajax, as the defeated the ho me town clu b. t was a different game than a week ago when the locals were overpowered. In this second encounter the locals dominated, cashihg in on severai Ajax penalties. Fast skating Edidie Gruy- ters led the team with two goals and one assist. Defence- man Brent Badour who has, looked very strong so far, as- sisted on three. John Conboy picked up two assists and one goal, Terry Sarginson 1 goal and i assist, Don Farrow, had- one of each also. Jerry John- stone picked up a goal and John Hogarth picked up one assist. The defence consisting of Badour with Hogarth and Mackey with Storgard are* playing real weli and maybe a KI littie more hitting would improve their overal defen- sive play. The goaltending has beensuperb and should consti- tute a very Iow G.A.a. Coach Bob Skene and Man- ager Don Hogarth provide excellent coaching and assist- ance for the team and should lead them to a very successful season. The team shows great ome and hope for the near utrso come on out and suppor:t them. Travelling to Bay Ridges on Monday evening, they defeat- ed Bay Ridoes 3-0, An early hybrid with excellent standability. Short plant withi low ear placement. Beautiful ears sheli out excellent grain quality. Plant for 18,000 to 22,000 plants per acre at harvest. Relative maturity about 82 days, or 2,650 Heat Units. A great general purpose hybrid. YIELD - Big yields for its early maturity. Beautiful ears; quality grain. STRONG - Excellent standability. A product of DEKALB Stress Breeding. - SaYour eabDao êN OALPH1 VEITCH MINNIE WYBEGA BEV GRAI Uxbridge Kendal. Welcome 852-3913 983-5284 797-2206 JRHAM CO-OP. GARY JEFFERY RON DINNI OrnoBowmanville Port Hope 983-510 623-7968 885-5988 EN8PRESTO BRIAN LEE JOHN BENSCI ENPRSTO N Blackstock Bowmanvill 277-2390l 986-5173 263-2768 DEPEND ON. DEKALB DEKALB CANADA LTD.g 301 Rlchmond street, Chatham, Ontario Tough Firsf Day On Fuil-Time Job. Bowmanville's newest full time employee at the fire hall is not likely to forget his first day on the job. Bill Lyle started work about 7:30 a.m. Tuesday and due to the mid afternoon alarm for the burn- ing pile of old tires, didn't g et home until after il jp.m. Bih 's family bas a long history with the department, his father George and brother Tom being p ast Chiefs. He has aiso servedi as a volunteer since January 1957. r DYKSToRA 'S Weekend Specials] Butt Pork $q ChopsI BONELESS $ e*39 BUTT ROAST IMl. MAPLE LEAF, BREAKFAST$17 Bacon M1 ARNOLD'S BRICK OVEN BREAD 4Sceach White or 100 per cent Whole Wheat .Reg. Price 59c HERSHEY'S INSTANT ' I CHOCOLATE (Save 3oc) 99 lb. DEL MONTE (Save 16c)> 8 z TOMATO JUICE 5,C 9 un SUNSPUN C2 z CATSUP (Savel16c) 79 C 25o. "DUYVIS" IMPORTED c2 z APPLE SAUCE 69 inoz HALLOWE'EN Candies und Treats NOW ON DISPLAY TOASTMASTER CHAPMAN'S WHITE SLICED Ice Creom Bread AsRt. 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