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Vandal Breaks Decorative Tree on King St. Sometime during Friday night, someone as yet unictentifieci, broke off one of the recently planted dlecorative trees on King St. just east of the corner of King and Temperance on the south side. As may be seen, the tree was doing very well and was covered With colorful leaves'. Police are hoping to apprehend the vandal in the near future. PONTYwï'POOL A Guider's Leadership Con- vention was held in Haliburton over the weekend at Camp Adelaide. Attending fromn this area were Melisande Neal, Suzanne Muirhead and Deana Smales. Deana received hier Residential Campers Licence at the conventi.on. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Younïg- mian are ceebrating the birth of their fourtlh granddaughteir, born last week in Torýonto to their daughter, Marilyn, and husband. At the Friday night'ýs euchre in Ballyduff Commïrunity Hall winners were 'Wendy Brown, Linda Brown, Beulah Forrest, Louis McGill, Wiinnie Stirong and Wilfred Beggs. In the Teen Bowling on Friday night, Rlandy Finney bowled, 187 for high single followed by Andy Sutch with 183. Randy also had high double 363, Paul Stewart had 322. In the Monday Ladies Bowling League Alta Curtis had a high of 238 followed by Ann Northey with 216. Alta also had high double, 447, follwed by Ann with 363. On Sunday afternoon there was a very good turnout at Ballyduff Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mackay was the speaker. Rev. Fred Swann was also present. Jeanne McMahon was the organist at the 2: 30 service. At a meeting following it was decided to hold a monthly service, the third Sunday of each month, at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Swann minister. If there is a good attendance at these monthly services, services might be held more often. Mrs. Mabel Best has spent an enjoyable summer at her Pontypool home. She lef t on Sunday morning for her home at 5657 Harold St., Apt. 206, Vancouver, B.C. Her husband, Charles, is ini a nursing home there. While here she visited friends in Minden, Alliston, Peterborough, Bowmanville, Toronto, Rexdale, and Lefroy. She appreciated the kindness of so many of her friends and neighbors, especially John Evans and Ross Smith. Dave McReelis, chairman of the Manvers Arena.-ind Community Centre Finance Committee, reports that a Sunflight Holiday Draw will NE WTON VILLE Newtonville - Starkville Bowling League Team Standing - Adams 13, Stacey 13, Sciuk 9, Arnold 7. High single - Cindy Millson 254. High Triple - Janis Dilworth 663. 200 games - Cindy Milîson 254, Karen Reulland 241, 227, Bernice Henderson 240, Gail Millson 236, 220, VI Patterson 231, Janis Dilworth 230, 223, 210, Jean Fallis 216, Peggy Milîson 214. Averages - Gail Milîson 193, Peggy Millson 192, Cindy Millson 189, Pat Milison 188, Janis Dilworth 180, Bernice Henderson 179, Blanche Jones 175, Dian Sciuk 171, Marlene Stacey 170, Vi Patterson 166, Anne Bickell 166, Barb Elliott 162, Olive Henderson 161, Karen Reulland 160, Mary Topple 151, Cathy Adams 150, be held at a Mardi Gras night, February 9, 1980, at the Manvers Arena, Prizes for this draw are (1) two week holiday in Hawaii + $50000, (2) one week holiday in Florida + $250.00, (3) one weekend at Sheraton Hotel, Niagara Falls + $50.00, (4) one weekend at Lord Elgin Hotel, Ottawa + $50.00, (5) a weekend at the Westbury Hotel, Toronto + $50.00. Al trips will be arranged by Lindsay Travel. Tickets are on sale now at local stores and at the arena. The Manvers Kinsmen Club is holding a Skatathon in Manvers Arena on Saturday, November,3 from 1:00 p.m. - 4: 00 p.m. If you haven't picked up your form, there are still forms available. Proceeds are for community work. Remnember Pontypool Thankoffering Service this Sunday and the Roast Beef Dinner on Friday, November 2nd. (See Coming Events.) Cliff Curtis, Dale and Darreil Badluk returned home on Sunday from a hunting trip in Northern Ontario. They brought back with them one moose plus one bad back. The expedition must have been a little to much for Cliff. He had to visit the doctor on Monday. 1Friends from Ottawa and Quebec visîted with Clarence and Sue Pleadwell on Satur- day.i and Tom Aiken, Ruth Richardson, Jessie Fîsk, Frances Van Wieringen, Grace Fallis and Marion Webb attended the anniversary service in Bethany United Church on Sunday. A "Sold" sign has been posted on the home of Fred Nimigon, also on the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowden. In Manvers' Men's Hockey League, the first game saw, d2)on Timms carry Yelverton to a 10 - 1 thrashing of Orono with 2 goals and 4 assists. The second game Pontypool scor- ed 4 goals in under 5 minutes in the second period to win by a score of 7 to 1 over Janetville. And in the final game of the night Peter- borough exploded late in the third period stretching a 3 - 1 score over Bethany to a final of 8 - 1. Sheila Conroy 148, Jean O'Neill 145, Jean Fallis 141, Carol Ruitter 134, -Jean Harness 112. Queenie Fletcher was the commentator for a Fashion Skit as Newtonville's part of the West Durham Women's, Institute at the annual Fun Fair at Blackstock last Tuesday afternoon. Also taking part were Sharon Buttery, Amelia Lancaster, Mrs. Skelding, Jean O'Neill, Madeline Buckley, Janet Paeden and Olive Henderson. Also attending were Mrs. W. Milligan and Berneice, Mrs. Roy Farrow, Mrs. W. Wood, Bessie Dean, Mrs. Laking, Kae Kimbail, Mae Burley and Hazel Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones attended the Gideon Dinner at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton and John, Orono attended a birthday dinner for Mrs. Irene Burley, Bowman- ville at Mrs. Lena Clysdale's, I'riday evening. Many attended the Kendal anniversary services with Rev. Georoe Bradbury, Lindsay as the speaker, with the Male Choir. Next SuÏnday services will resume as usual with the Anniversary Services at 9:45. The speaker will be Rev. Allîster Macintosh, Albert St. United >Church, Oshawa with the Male Choir. Sunday School as usual, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow were dinner guests of Mrs. Bertha Elliott after attending Millbrook United Church Anniversary Services. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen were dinner giuests of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson after attending Shiloh Anniversary Services a week ago. Newtonville U.C.W. catered to the annual Masonic Ladies night at Newcastle Communîty Hall, Saturday evening and many of the Newtonville members of the, Lodge wîth their wives attended the dinner and entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. M. Vogels were able to return home from their 'stay, at Wellesley' Hospital, Toronto, and Edmonton Hos pital accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDonald. Mr. Don Fletcher and friends, Oshawa visîted with his father Ken Fletcher who is a pat 1ient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville over the weekend. Miss Carol Henderson, Kingston visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson and also her grandfather Mr. Geo. IJenderson, who is a patient in Port Hope Hospital. Mrs. Mary Wade, Barrie, also visited hlm during the week. Mr. and Mrs. S.M. (Bud) Jones attended the Reumnon of the Engineer's Graduating Class of 1954 at Queen 's University, Kingston over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen attended the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boughen at the Lion's Centre, Port Hope on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and family attended a birthday party for Miss Trisha Pearce, Newcastle on Satur- day afternoon. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald and son, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. John Wasnik, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nowlan bath of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. E. McDonald, Glen and friend, Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pearce and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce, Newcastle. Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Mrs, Kay Kimbaîl 1, Mrs. Lena Graham, Newcastle visited with Mrs. Violet Gilmer in her Port Hope Apartment Wednesday afternoon. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 24, 1979 Provincial Court Judge Speaks to Bowmanville Kinsmen Club 5 I His Honor Judge John Bark was guest speaker last Wednesday, October 17, at a meeting of the Bowmanville. Kinsmen Club. Judge Bark is a provincial court judge who sits at Bowmanville and Cobourg. A resident of Peterborough, he was appointed to the bench in 1976. Judge Bark spoke of the dangers of drugs and of drinking and driving. In addition, he talked briefly about his profession during his address to the Kinsmen. Here, he chats with Arthur Evans (left), President of the Bowmanville Kinsmen and Ron Death (right) Deputy District Governor for the local Kinsmen Clubs. afternoon at three o'clock. Congratulations to Miss Tina Dickerson, Port Hope and Mr. Mark Wintels, Toronto. who were married in Newtonville United Church on Saturday and reception afterwards at Brown's Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson, Mr. Bob Henderson, Oshawa, and Mrs. Brenda St. John, Whitby were dinner guests Sundny with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson. Miss Cindy Brown, Camp Borden is spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown,, before leaving for Esquimaît, Victoria, British Columbia. Miss Judy Brown, Toronto, visited also with her parents, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle visited with Mrs. Margaret Vinkle in Belleville Hospital on Sunday. Sunday visîtors with Mrs. C. Burley were Mr. Harold BurIey, Bridgenorth, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley, Newcastle and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burley, Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Bey. Hender- son, Campbellford were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Mrs. Sharon Buttery, Mrs. Queenie Fletcher and Mrs. Teena Vanderstoop took a course "Indoor Gardening" at Maple Grove on Thursday and Friday sponsored by the Ontario Departm'ent of Agriculture. Mrs. Bea Jones, Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. Violet Gilmer enjoyed an afternoon of bridge on Thursday with Mrs. Emma Ruthven at the latter's home, 'Port Hope. Mrs.Mary Vinkle, Mrs. Bea Jones and Mrs. Mary Jones attended the Presbyterial meeting on Monday at Newcastle United Church, Mrs. Acy Farrow and Mrs. Truemnan Henderson attended in the afternoon. ELIZABETH VILLE Hydro breakdown at the hall. There were 15 attending. Next week will be birthday party, October 25. On Thursday evening Mrs. J. Barkwell and Mrs. Thick- son took in the quilting course at P.H.H.S. as usual. Our teacher Mrs. Beckett had to leave and we now have Mrs. Carnie Osborne. 1Mrs. J. Barkwell and Mrs. D. Killingbeck took the senior leadership course on Thurs- day and Friday at Maple Grove. The course is on indoor gardening. Meetings will be starting soon. Church services were held as usual. Rev. W. Kennedy opened the service. The choir sang an anthem under Mrs. B. Cruse's leadership. Our guest speaker was Mrs. Marjorie Levan a representative from Alcohol and Drugs of Eastern Ontario. She made an excel- lent talk on this subject, much more interesting than most services on this subject. She also spoke at Welcome. There was a fair. crowd of young people but the seniors seemed to be absent. Mr. R. Smith and Mrs. H. Quantrill took up the collection and Mrs. Quantrili was at the door as the speaker and Rev. Kennedy had to leave for Welcome. Next Sunday Rev. Kennedy will be with us. Observer subscriptions are due now, new rate is $3.50., On Wednesday we had a very successful, turkey supper, two sittings were served and the waîters at the last. On Thursday the Golden Age Club met at Mr. and Mrs. A. Bristowe's home due to a MERRY MAKERS BOWLING October 4 Nieuwenhuis 12, 8384; Smith 10, 8232; Hooper 10, 8118; Moore 712, 8439; Sheehan 7, 8117; Junkin 5%2, 7847; Elliott 4, 8054; Huisman 4, 8026. High single - Barbara Henderson 258. High double - Pat McVitty 438 (240, 198). High average- Reta Junkin 201. October 18 Nieuwenhuise, 16, 11954; Smith, 16, 11773; Hooper, 14, 11621; Sheehan, 10, 11507; Moore, 91/2, 11734; Elliott, 7, 11453; Huisman, 6, 11342; Junkin, 512, 10827. High single - Carol Hooper 281. High double - Elaine Elliott 489 (225, 264). High average - Pat MeVitty 195. Mrs. O. Mercer and Mrs. Donna Fajt spent Thursday in Toronto helping Mr. Roy Beatty move to another apart- ment. Mrs. O. Mercer and Mrs. E. Fowler were in Peterborough on Monday. Mrs. Blanche Muldrew has been in Port Hope Hospital for several days now. Glad to hear that Mr. Jack Cann has had his operation and is home again. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty had Mrs. E. Laverty; Mr. and Mrs. J. Laverty, Oshawa on Sunday. FOR LO vERIS offinefurniture.. PIONEER' INTERIORS Maklng the Iegacy of our past part of your future. 111 Dunlop St. West. WhitbY Hwy. 401 to Hwy. 12 9 blocks north to Dunlop St. 668-4231 181 Church St., Oakvitte, 1 block north of Hwy. 2 21/2 blocks west of Trafagar Rd. 842-2062 9n troclucinq MRS. ROSEMARY COOPER The manager of Bowmanville Travel Centre, Mrs. Marilyn Kowal would like to introduce to you, the general public, Mrs. Rosemary Cooper of Newcastle. Rosemary was born in Port Hope and raised in Port Granby. She graduated from Clarke High School in 1973 after which sine spent a year at the Institut des Jeunes Filles, Lucens, Switzerland studying French and German communications. She also spent one semester as an exohange student taking the sixth semester courses of Sir Sandford Fleming in Granby, Ouebec. Rosemary graduated in 1977 f rom a three year Tourism and Transportation course at Sir Sandtord Fleming in Peterborough. She has also taken an lntermed- ate Travel Counselling Course at Durham College in 1978. Since graduating from Sir Sandford Fleming she was em- ployed by Travelways in Markham acting'as a' tour escort travelling across Canada, through the United States and Northern Ontario. Later she was employed as a travel con- suifant at Travelways Tours. Rosemary is well qualffied to help you with your travel Arrangements so for assistance caîl Rosemary at Bowman- ville Travel Centre. Bowmanville Travel Centre Furniture Restoration& Reft'inishing Antique and Contemporary. Custom Work R.A. O'NeiI & Son 251 Simpson Avenue - Bowmanville Telephone 623-2891 Hours: Mon .Wed. 10-6, Thurs.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-6 ~- -'w 47 King St., W. 623-3182