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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnanviîîe. August 25, 1976 * * * * * * * Country Hits at Newcastle Day Bari N EWTON VI LLE Miss Joan Harper and Miss Michelle Moore of San Jose, California, were supper guests last Monday,, with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jones. Mrs. Iva Farrow, Miss Bernice Milligan and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher were among the busload of Senior Citizens (49 in ail) who travelled north, last Tuesday morning. Stopping at the Oastler Provincial Park for a picnic lunch, they drove on to Parry Sound, where they boardedthe "Island Queen" pleasure boat for a three hour scenic trip through Georgian Bay, returning by way of the North Channel. Homeward bound, they stopped for a "Smorgasborg"' at the Kitch- ener 'Mtor Hotel, in Parry Sound, thein came the nest of the way, enjoying a jolly sing-song, led by Rev. T. Smith of Newcastle, en route. Glad to hear Mr. Les. Peck is able to be home again after having spent several days, last week, in Port Hope and District Hospital. Mrs. Leone Lane, accom- panied by Mrs. Gloria Gray Bowmanville Drama Workshop AUDITIONS for November production. Tuesday, Aug. 31, 1976 7:30 p. m. in the Bowmanville Library INQU'IRIES - 623-2251 * Convenient 1:00 p.m. departures every Saturday via Wardair 707 jet from Toronto to Nassau * Complimentary inflight drinks and meals * Tr-ansfers between airport and hotel Su Seven nights accommodation at the Emerald Beach Hotel, directly on Cable Beach *Breakfast (rolîs and coffee) daily " Welcome cocktail party " Balmoral Island Party " Free green fees at the Ambassador Beach Golf Club " Complimentary tennis on the 4 flood-lit courts at the Emet-ald Beach " Services of a SkyLark passenger Service Representative " SkyLark Beach Bag On Sunday night we present an exotic- International Buffet outside (weather permaitting). You're invited to join us! On Friday night, you'Il enjoy our Pirate Bivouac Barbeque outside (weather permitting). On one other night during the week in Nassau, SkyLark will be your host at a gala night at the Pisces Seafood Restaurant. And on one evening during youn week, we'd like to introduce you to one of Nassau's Most popular nightspots to give you the King and Knights show. We'll provide you with admi,ssion to the show and your first drink. (Gratuities and transportation not included) Ask about SkyLark's other holidays to Nassau, with accommodation at: " Ambassador Beach Hotel from $249 " Grosvenor Court apartments on Paradise Island fromn $241. " The Nassau Beach Hotel fromn $269 0 The Flagler Inn on Paradise Island from $241. Special Family Fun Holidays are available at the Grosvenor Court with child rates from $129 for one or two weeks, PLUS! PLUS! PLUS! SThe people of Nassau give you the Goombay Summer! Corne and join the carnival! Taxes, service charges, Canadian departure tax of $8 per person flot included. Prices are subject to high season supplements. See the SkyLark Summer Sun '76 brochure for full details.- SkyLarký Holklays Win A Skylark Trip for Two - to Nassau! Drop in and fMI out an entry form at Bowmanville Travel Name Add ress __________ Tel. No.__ _ _ _ _ _ - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY - ie .--,--.--p- -v--w- ~.rr u~rrr'r 'P ~ ~ ~ i and girls', of Orono, drove out to Hawkeston, on Lake Sim- coe, last Tuesday, where they were overnight visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weekes. Mrs. Harold Hogg, Mrs. Vera Fuller and Mr. Bill Bennet of Minden spent Thurs- day at the Milligans. Mrs. Lottie Long of Mel- bourne, Florida, up here on a two weeks' holiday trip,' ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher to Napanee recently where all enjoyed the reunion of old friends, with Mrs. Marion Lemmon. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Webster of Oshawa were recent visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott and Mrs,. Elliott visited Mms. Gertie Stapleton, in Bowmanville, last Wednesday afternoon. Visitors during the past week with Mrs. Agnes Burley included Mr. and Mrs. Earl McEwen, Misses Mary Fae Gilmer and Margaret McFar- lane, all of Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker and children have returned from a two weeks' holiday in North- ern Ontario. Congratulations to, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher whose Fifty-Fourth Wedding Anni- versary was observed last Thursday. Phone calîs were received from family mem- bers and friends unable to be present and visitors included Dr. Fred Riding of Chicago and Mrs. Minnie Drinkle of Oshawa, Mr. Don Fletcher and friend, Mr. -and Mrs. Howard Smith and Stevie, all of -Oshawa. Our U.C.W. mmesare invited to, Kendal Wed., Sept. 1 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hender- son and Carol were among those attending the Saturday night play, at the Newcastle Marina. Mrs. Emily Ogden visited her. daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Clarke and family, Port Hope, over thepast weekend. Sever- al other members of the family came there to see her, including ten great grand- children and pictures were taken of the four generations. -Mr. and Mrs. T. Henderson were Saturday night visitons with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown. Miss Judy Brown left Mon- day momning to fly back, to Banff, after hem two 'weeks' holiday here with hem parents. Miss Bemnice Milligan was at our church door Sunday morning greeting the mem- bers of the congregation and Rev. Tizzard's sermon was entitled, "Building On Solid Ground," leaving us, as usual, with something worth while to remember. At the close of the service one young lady was heard nemanking that, as the men seem to feel free to leave off their ties and formal attire, when the weather is so warm, why wouldn't it be a good idea to suggest that we all corne to church wearing our bathing suits? I promised ýto, mention this idea in the news as I feel sure if this were to happen, we'd have a church filled to capacity! The meeting of the Official Board is being held to-night (Monday) in Shiloh Church. The Induction Service for Rev. A. Tizzard is to be held in Kendal Church on Wed., Sept. 8, at 8 p.nl. Sympathy is expressed to her relatives, in the passing of Mrs. Inez Todd, formerly of Shiloh, whose funeral was ,held Tuesday fnom the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowman- ville. Mrs. Mary Wade and Mrs. Marion Fluvian of Barrie were weekend. visitons with Mrs. Leone Lane and ahl called on Mn. and Mrs. Bll Lane, Port Hope, on Sunday afternoon. Mn. and Mrs. Clint Brown of Newcastle and Mn. and Mns. Frank Gilmer were supper guests, Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs, Jim (Gilme n a n aily, Af ter Dinner Auction Even with about 250 lbs. of premium beef, consumed, a number of roasts were lef t over after the beef barbecue. But Sterling Mather, a barbecueý chef who later served as an auctioneer, made sure there were no lef t overs from the dinner. RESTA URANT] MONDAY - THURSDAY 6 a. m.'- 12 p.m. FRIDAY - SATURDAY 6 a.m. - 1 a.m. SUN DAY 7 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. SERVING DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmnanville (on Ail Orders of $7.50 or More Full Course Meals in a Home- Like Atmosphere 9 King St, W. 623-5412 Bjurketon News Improved health is wished for Mrs. M., Bailey of Port Penny (formerly of Bunketon) who is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Mn. and Mrs. Howe and family, Nothern Ontario, are visiting with Mn. P. Gatchell. Mn. Lance Plane, Orono, called on Mr. J. Sinclair and family on Friday. Hearty congratulations to Miss Susan Smith and Miss Lynda Dean on their recent mamiages on Saturday. Best of lucl< girls. Several people in the village held house parties in the village. Some enjoyed a hay ride with two tractons drawing the wagon. A lovely wagon ride was enjoved. YELVERTON Mn. and Mrs. Howard Mal- colmi returned home on Friday from a pleasant two weeks holiday in Holland. They also cahled on and were entertain- ed by Mn. and Mrs. John Bakker and Peter of Ymuida. 1On Sunday, Yelverton's Men split a double header with Oshawa Towers - the first game went to Oshawa in two extra innings to break a 3-3 tie and the second game to Yelverton in a 13-0 game. Dale Stinson had 13 stnikeouts in the second game; Terry, Malcolm had 4 runs in the second game and Fred Tanner scored 3 runs. Tenry Malcolm had the best batting average of the day with 7 hits for 10 times at bat. Mn. and Mns. Clare Robin- son entertained Laurie's little niece this past week neturning home on Sunday to Plattsville. Mrs. Terry Malcolm, Todd and Terra are scheduled to spend a few days with her parents at a cottage on Geongian Bay area this week. The current heat wave has been condusive to ideal han- vesting conditions.. On Satun- day the thermometer had its tongue hanging out and pant- ing at 99 degree F. in the shade. 43 6 (Lic. and Sales Tax Extra) Stock No. 6299 BRAND NEW 1976 VENT FURA by Pontiac1 COWAN Pontiac-Buick LTD. BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Tel. 623-3396, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott of Toronto areerecting a fine new homeon Lot 20, Conces- sion 10,, just west of the village. Mrs. L. Victory, Zion (formn- erly of Burketon) is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville. Our wish for her is better health. Mr. and Mrs. W. Weston called on Mrs. M. Bailey (formerly of Burketon) who is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. Saturday Supper Dancing August 28, 1976 Witti, DICK VALLEAU, Quarft BOB HILL, Vocalist SATURDAY--LNA SPECIAL Roast Ontario Tom Turkey celery dressing. $4.50 THE &MoeORINtj Liteiy i. out at401Bowmanvile 62 -:7 c'i Mrs. Bailey is sonme better. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. M. Argue. remains in Bowmanville Hospital. Our thoughts are with her. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and family have purchased the former Mrs. Pauline Bell property and have taken up residence. We welcome themn to our village. Mr. Arthur Grant, Zion, called on Mrs. R. Davey on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Weston and family visited Sunday withý Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee, Nestle- ton. A fRock of ducks were seen Sunday night flying dirýectly north. Mr. and Mrs. A. Honsinger, Hellearton visited witli Mrs. T HIS WEEKEND THE NEWCASTLE GAME invites you on 12 Bus Tours SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 Bus Tour of Kendal His Area guides from Kendal area, meet bus at 10:00 a.rn. at Kendal United Church in Kendal, lemonade served at Clarke Museum in Orono. SUNDAY, AUGUST 29 Architectural Tour of Town of Newcastle by Bus guide Bruce Lush, meet at,1:00 p.m. at Lions Centre, Beech Ave. in Bowmanvil1le. - NO CHARGE -e The Newcastle Game is a prolect of the Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle and is made possible in part through a grant from the Ministry of Culture and Recreation fro te roced o WitaiM N.E.m SPECIAL ORONO TOWN HALL- NEWCASTLE TOWN HALL- DO WMAN VILLE COURTIE ROAD' -9:15 am -9:30 am -9:50 am -10:05 a.m. 10:15 a.m.1 OSHAWVA TOWN LINE- When Orono throws a party for Newcastle as they did last Wednesday, Aug. 18th at their annual beef barbecue, they go ail the way to make an enjoyable evening for everybody. Although the emphasis was on tasty food, music played an important p art of the program. The large crowd was given the chanceto just sit back and listen to the sound that filIed the Orono Park for Newcastle Day, an annual event sponsored by the Orono Chamber of Commerce since it was started as a centennial project in 1967. Shown above are The Country Hits made up of Fay Adams on rhythm guitar, Gloria Adams on bass guitar, Don Adams on drums, Mel Clingman on rhythm guitar, Rod Craig on fiddle and Len Summerscales on steel guitar. -Photos by Shawn Marshall Effective July 3 to October 23 inclusive. Look what SkyLark has included in this Summer Holiday., Only SkyLark offers you value like this on a holiday to Nassau! For $241 SkyLark gives you ail of the following features: WATCH FOR Bowmanville, KINSMEN BINGO0 Wednesday, Septembor 8th DETAILS UN NEXT WEEK'S PAPER- TrRA&NSPORTATIlrON by CHARTERWAYS D ly: AUG. 1i 8th to SEPT. 6th BUS WILL LEAVE 15 MINUTES AFTER THE EVENING FIREWORKS DISPLAY JÀa~1~q~'l~lmd cf»Ao2tqlàU For Information- Cali:, 623-'3811 'or 723-7171, Schedule: * BOWMANVUILLýE* TRAVEL CENTRE' * 47 kingSq. V.W -623-3182 Rates: Orono and Newcastle: Aduits $4,75 Children Under 12 Yrs. $2.65 Bowman ville, CourticeRoad and Oshawa Town Linoe: Aduits, $4.50 Children Under 12 Yrs.- $2.50 Admission to C.rý.E- WilI Be Collected By Driver L iztý.t 2L -+ý -ýF -AF -P ýp,:p W ýr ,, 7,Àz"r Ir 'r'T = -r - - ý 1 ý 1 . 1 - 6-0 9