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2 The Canadian Stafesman, Bowmanville, November 29, 1978 New Eag les Coach Opens with a Win Dutch Drama, Group Presents Lavender & Old Lace by Beverly l)eVries The Dutcb Canadian drama Group presented 'Lavender and Old Lace', a modern dramatization of Myrtie Reed's most popular novet, at Knox Christian School, Satur- day nigbt. The play, done in tbree acts, started on a high note with a fuil bouse. Laugbter was flot bard to corne by as Joe Pendiefon (George Feddema) the bandyman, acted bis flot altogetber sby but lovable part. Mary Ainslie (Net Fed- dema) the main cbaracter, played tbe gracious lady fbat became a tradition in the quaint New England Village, wbere she bas resided for years. She is talked about especiatly by the Village Gossip Sopbrony Trolter (Grace Van Dyk). Sophrony questioned wby sbe bad flot Ieft ber bouse for years except to walk among her favorite tavender ftowers, which grew in ber garden.* The rest of the characters -in tbis ptay expressed tbeir work and enjoyment through the warmth, tenderness, comedy and drama tbat was disptayed in tbeir performance. They tell me tbey enjoyed playing for a large-audience and tbe responses from that audience made tbema feet good and encouraged their perform- ance. Other cbaracters included: Jane Hatbawa - (Jane Dyk- stra), tbe neigbbour and, warma friend of Miss Anstie; Rutb Tborne (Margret Bly- leven), Jane's niece; Berniece Carlton (Joanne Van Dyk), a friend of Ruth's; Carl Winfietd (Bill Grootendorst), a news- paperman tbat broughit warmn th and concern for bis goini- btind condition. He also added a touch of romance to, the ptay. Howard Patterson was play- ed by Martin Sissons. he was a concerned doctor. Hepsey (Liz Dragstra), added laughter as Joe's girl for 5 yrs.; James Ball (Wietze DeVries) was a respected store keeper from the city who bas been changed by his new wife. Prompter was Jim Banstra. Ail in altthte audience, ranging fromage 4to 75years, enjoyed a welI performed play. Proceeds from the play wilt go towards fbe Christiani Relief fund., Dalewood Rink Wins Grey Cup Bonspiel One of the Knox school classrooms was a busy place Saturday« night prior to the play presentation as members of the cast were made up for their parts. George Witvoet is putting the finishing touches on Marten Sissons (with the beard) and in the background, BeVerly DeVries is arranging George Feddema's hair while littie Bifly VanDyk is taking it all in. 1Paul Robinson, took over the coaching duties for the Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior C Eagles last week and they came through nicely with a 9-2 win over Beaverton here on Sunday. Mr. Robinson has been a resident of Bowmanville for the past six months, transferred here from Mississauga as a department manager'of the Hudson's Bay store in Oshawa. H1e has played hockey with junior, intermediate and senior teams and was on six Ontario championship teams. He has also done extensive coaching while in Georgetown. CLourtie %Subdivi .sion (From Pagel1) Plan. Mr. Kristof told committee Oshawa and the Town of Newcastle. members hie is sure that when the The committee's approval of D.R. Deveiopment Plan is compieted it Agencies' subdivision. proposai will be referred to the Ontario depends upon the site being Municipal Board as weil. He wouid designated "residential area" by the like to see one hearing to deal with Ontario Municipal Board and upon both matters - the Officiai Plan being designated for residentiai designation for the Courtice area developraent in the Courtice and the town's Development Plan - Development Plan. The plan must plus the proposal for a shopping now go before council for approval centre on Townline Road between in principle. HamptonNeAeds Wtr Provide Facts Councillor Bruce Taylor said such a study would provide the facts necessary to make a good sound decision on the matter. Councillor Ted Woodyard said he understood the Region "lowered the boom on capital expenditures as far as water and sewers are concerned. Any expansion of services from now on is going to be borne b y the user and will be reflected in t he rates," he said. Mr. Kristof expiained that with the present water supply system in Orono the hamlet can ony accom- Ladies t4,ndil Night November 20, 1978 Avemages Donna Harness 219, Shirley Davis 208, Marilyn Flint off 204, Judy Bragg 203, Jackie Braybrook 200, Onie Etcher 199, Fern Bradley 198, Jean Harness 197, Joanne Brown 196, Vickie Terry 195, Debbie cady Bowma Christi (CLIP THIS SUN. November - December December 3 Closed Decembor 101 CIosed December 17 Closed December 24 Closec December- 31 january Closec These store hot toalal merchants in the RE' 80 WMAN VII Bromeil 195, 193. Team Donna Har fail, 26 point 33368, 25; Y~ 32881,22; Shi: 22; Marg E Jackie Brayt m Page 1) modate 36 to 38 more houses before 1 development stops. Water consump- tion there is high, he said. "When I 1 was trying to find some expianation for such high water use, I came to the conclusion that the system must be leaking but I cannot substantiate that." Councillor Woodyard said he wouid like to see a further study of this by the Ministry of Environment and Health authorities. He asked that the recommendation for a feasibility study be tabled in the ýmeantime but his motion was defeated. Vickie Terry, 31813, 17; Onie 5Celile Bowers Etcher, 31605, 16; Linda c Bryntf, 31105, 15; Cecile aStanding Bowers, 31181, 13; Nancy tness, 33770 pi- Evans, 31231, .12; Thelma is; Judy Bragg, Forrester, 30048, Il. Marilyn Fllntoff, High Triple irley Davis, 32526 Shirley Davis 742. ~ng, 287, 1~ High Single rrook, 31476, 18; Shirley Davis 300. for Chxistmas- anviIIe Merchant s mas Store Hours IS CALENDAR FOR HANDY REFERENCE> MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FR1. SAT. 27 '28 29 30 1 2 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 9 p.m. 6 p.m. 4 5 6 7 8 9 d 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m., 6 p.m. il 12 13 14 15 1 6 d 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 6 P.m. 18 19 20 21 22 23 d 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 6 p.m. 25 26 27 28 29 30 d Closod Closed -6 p.m. 6 p.m. 9 p.m. 6 p.m. d Closed lrs are flot compulsory, but are recommended le interests of uniformity and customer convenience. ETAIL MERCHANTS COMMITTEE ILLE CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE A rink skipped by John Roy from the Dalewood Curling Club, Cobourg won the Grey Cup Bonspiel at the Bowman- ville Curling Club on Novem- ber 25th. Members of the winning rink included Skip Roy, Vice Ted Rowden, Second Peter Fifzsimmons and Lead Neil Pembefton. Second place in the event went to a rink from Whitby skipped by Rick Hird. Assisting Hird were Vice Ermie McDonald, Second Rob Schlee and Lead Gord Fel- lows. A total of 16 rinks, 12 from ouf of town and 4 from the local club fook part in the day long event. The Bonspiel was sponsored by Bowmanville Broadloom Ltd. The other prize winners for the day were as follows: 3rd - Jim Reitb, Terrace Curling Club, Toronto; 4th - Paul Chant, Bowmanville with vice Rod Stork, Second Gary James and tend Ray Simser; 5th - Kerry Byam, Dixie Club, Toronfo; 6th - Gerry Broder, Whitby Curling Club; 7tb Paul Dion, Bowmanville with vice Bey Elîs, Second Len Jay, Lead John Tremblay; 8th - Art Trudeau, Annandale Curling Club. The next activif les at the Curling Club are a day long instructional clinic on Satur- day, December 9th and the In-Club Mixed Bowling Day Bonspiel, December 26th. Juveniles Tie, Stouffle But LoIse to Woston Hawks Wed., Nov. 22 Sfouffville visited Bowmanville's Sf. Marys Cernent Juveniles and were glad fo escape with a 2-2 fie as Bowmnanville outplayed fhem throughout the game. The 2-2 tie broughf the boys' record fo 5 wins, 2 loses and 2 ties. Scoring in this game were N. Nosowenko fromn D. Holmes and R. Visser and M. Luxton from N. Nosowenko and W. Whiteman., On Sat., Nov. 25, Bowmnan- ville paid their firsf visif of fhe year to the Bowmanville Arena. The visifors for this game, fhe Wesfon Hawks, one of Toronto's top juvenile feams, defeated fhe home feam 4 f0 2. Penalties played a big part la this game witb Bowmanvill e faking 21 of the 40 penalties handed out. The goals in this game were scored by R. Bains, unassisted, and N. Nosowenko from M. Luxt on and D. Holmes. Roddy Plain Scores Four As Mr. Submarine Selects Upend Albert Street 4 to 1 On Saturday, Nov. l8th, Mr. Steve Tbompson had an Submarine Bantam Selects outstanding game on defence upended Albert St.. from the handing, ouf many bard P.C.H.L. 6-4. checks. The line of Scot Theý Selects were led by -Richards, Scott Irvin and Ron Rod Plain who bulged the Grabko were superb defen- twine on four occasions being sively and tied up Oshawa's set up by Calvin Yeo and Bill top line aIl affernoon. Randy Sains bury who had three Goudey again went all the way assists each. Russ Hogg wif b a in goal and played bis usual goal and an assist and Joe great gamne. Nihil rounded out the scoring for the day. Other point Next game for the getters were Jeff Logan wif h Bowmanville squad is Thur- two assists and Mark Kohl- sday nighf in Orono at 8:30 smifh one assisf. p.m. W.Frank Poe Wees Walter Franks's Major Pee Wee's- travelled to Markham on Thursday, November 23rd and losf theirfifth game in a row: 3 -2. Markham opened the scor- ing af the 5.22 mark of the firsf period when Don Ritchie was lef t uncovered ini the slot and he rifled home a slap shof. Markham made if 2 - 0 at the FLOWvERS, -DRIED FRESH TROPICAL GREEN PLANTS 3 STORES: Highway No. 2 .King St. E., Rshawa .Simcoe St. N., VAN BECtE Oshawa Discount % 2 U-w-M -, Bookiet SUPPORT $5.00 --- - - - - - - - Participating Businesses: Abernethy's Paint and Wallpaper Bowmanville Audio-Vision Carnation Flower Shop Cowan Pontiac Buick D&R Sports DRS Automotive Flowers by Jackman 7G ould Photo Shop Heritage House Resta urant Ken's Men's Wear Mary Anne's Fabrics MacDonald Ford McGregor Hardware Port Darlington Marina Rice Bowl Restaurant Sandi's Fashions Irexaco Car Wash TheToy Box VIP Hairstyling 3.21 mark when again the defence failed f0 clear ouf the front of the net. Markbam made if 3 - 0 when Barry Stifurral scored, assisted by McCormack and Gruer. The Toros scored their first goal at 5.48 wben Deryk Clark scored assisfed by Doug Roy and Scott Heard. In the lasf five minutes of the game the officials decided to caîl penal- ty affer penalty which they bad ]et go up to this point. Witb Markham playing fwo men short Robert Geidtinger scor- ed from Scott Heard. Then if was the Toros fuma to be penalized as they picked Up four in the lasf minute of play to kilt any chances of fyiag the game. A few brighf spots for the Toros were the fine defensive play of Doug Roy and once again the soid goaltending of George Kennett.' >We re Opening Some eyesl If you havent made it ta the Pine Loft yet NOW IS THE TIME ta "Corne ake A Peek" at our full range of Pine Furniture & Ac- cessor ies, and special gift ideas for every room inypur home. PI ZAWAGON Double-Barrelled "Bargoon" FREDeliverlf , in Town 10% /Ooff on ail Pick-up ordors Every Wednesday night lis.. Ed Sullivan Special Night a "ReaIIy Big Pizza" Reg. $6.00 Value95 For OnIy $3 Ar rom the Castie Hoteî 22 Diývision St. RUMB@