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} Items of Interest 4 Beyond Reason 5 Performs at Final Gospel Sing The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 1, 1982 Customers Flock to Caravan of Values Larry Bishop, Edmonton, Alberta, returned there on Sunday, August 29th, after spending a week's vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bishop and sisters Gayle and Karen. While here, Larry attended the Cook wedding. Musicians living in the Durham Region are invited to audition for the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra, on Wednesday evening, September September 8th. For an appointment call Lynda Snewchuk, 623-5927. cooperation with Bell Canada x>pe: na making it possible for those with hearing problems to enjoy enjoy the magic of theatre. Two special presentations of The Tempest will have sign language language interpreters to bring Shakespeare's words alive for the hearing-impaired while they watch the production. The two dates are Wednesday, September 8 at 8 p.m. and Wednesday, September 15 at 2 p.m. Congratulations to Dudley Deeley, R.R. 4, Bowmanville, who won the most points at the recent Orono Horticulture Flower and Vegetable Show. He also won best gladioli, best Peace rose, best red rose, and most points in the cut flower section. Bethesda Cemetery will hold Decoration Day, on Sunday, Sunday, September 5th at 2:30 p.m. Any single persons, from Durham County, between the ages of 17-23, are invited to enter the beauty contest to be held at Orono Fair on Thursday, Thursday, September 9th. Baha'i representative, Edythe MacArthur, of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, will join ten thousand thousand other Baha'is of the western hemisphere in attending attending the BahaM International Conference being held Sept. 3-5, at the Valodrome, Olympic Olympic Park, Montreal, Quebec. For the third consecutive year, the Stratford Festival, in V BAHA'I WORLD FAITH To eliminate crisis and prevent the ravages of mankind, discipline and moral conviction must develops a system of education, spiritual In nature and universal In scope. P.O. Box 36, Bdwmanville CARNATION FLOWER SHOP HOSPITAL and SYMPATHY ARRANGEMENTS Flowering Plants and Cut Flowers 623-7141 33 Division St., Bowmanville fct. Paula llniteb (Etpurdf MINISTER Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Dlv. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen - 623-5701 Sunday, Septembers, 1982 10:00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP This is the last Sunday the morning service will be held at 10 a.m. Next week morning worship will be 11 a.m. Nursery-Modern "Play and Learn" Nursery for pre-school children every Sunday. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John Peters, B.A., B.D. Minister Rev. Arthur Amacher, B A . B.D. Assistant Minister John Crookshank Music Director Church at Division St. Office 623-3138 CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES will begin at usual times on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Welcome back for the 11 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE on September 5th "The Golden Staff Award" Nursery Care Provided A Warm Welcome for Everyone Brad Haus and Dave Patterson of Cobourg, and Dean Carew of Port Hope were guests at last Thursday's weekly luncheon meeting of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. m Congratulations to Bank of Montreal Bowmanville Branch manager Del Watson on completing 25 years with the Bank of Montreal. On Sunday evening at Bowmanville Mall, about 50 carloads of people were on hand for the final Gospel sing, sponsored by Liberty Pentecostal Church. As Pastor Whitman is attending conference in Winnipeg, Ken Brooks at left and Don School starts on September 7 th and so does the Block Parent programme for the Town of Newcastle! Central Committee's meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at 20 Morgandale Crescent and all Block Parents are encouraged to attend. For further details, please call central committee co-chairperson, Louise Aasen at 623-4768. Block parents - "A sign that we care. r : îlî -U®#* I i » s > ■ , . h , }. » ' . ' .• ; i ' > i i BÿÇ'- ' ^! ir* ■ By Peter Parrott The queen of last year's Orono Fair gives up her crown this month when the annual Miss Durham Central competition competition takes place. But for Cheryl Fisk, winning the title of Miss Durham Central Central has been a worthwhile experience. The annual Miss CNE Pageant Pageant was one of Cheryl's last duties as Miss Durham. At the Ut'i 1 out 7inL(jE%±aty and to celebrate, all our Hair Care Services will be Price From Aug. 26th to Sept. 18th Lorraine Smith, proprietor, would like to introduce Sherry Norton and Kim Pollard to rr her staff. Both girls are highly qualified, with Sherry having several years in the m business and Kim previously working in Toronto. So come in and receive the best of service at half the price. Phone Today for an Appointment 623-6333 21 Silver St. N., Bowmanville McArthur were in charge with the guest entertainers being an Oshawa group 'Beyond Reason' including Paul Greenfield, Reg. Post, Diane and Don Barraball and Paul Britton. King Gardens Earns Victory Over Ajax On August 8th, 1982, the Bowmanville King Garden Restaurant Soccer team travelled to Ajax to the Community Centre, to meet the Ajax Warriors Soccer Club. The previous meeting between these two teams gave Bowmanville a 2-0 victory, but Ajax began this game very strongly and took the lead after only four minutes after a series of defensive lapses by the Bowmanville team. Bowmanville gradually began to make a comeback with midfield players Billy Billingham and Jim Pocock continually pushing upfield. Their hard work paid off after 28 minutes when Jim Pocock headed in a corner from Billy Billingham. Bowmanville further increased increased their lead in the 78th minute after Billy Billingham had a fine run and a good shot on goal. The Ajax goalkeeper could only parry the shot and Dean Trimble pushed the ball past him into the net. Overall a well deserved.and hard fought for victory. X ©3 r i { i ' V, The combined sales effort of Ted Denny's Radio Shack and Harry Locke's Orchard Park Furniture brought many potential customers to their places of business under the plastic canopy on the weekend. Here, Etalka Clarke, costumed for the occasion talks to Eileen Porayko, left and Marilyn Cole. Canadian National Exhibition, she was among 101 women from across Ontario who took part in the four-day competition. competition. The competition began Tuesday, August 19 and included included interviews by judges, photo sessions, and social activities. Preliminary judging judging was held on Friday, August 20, with semi-finals and finals in the afternoon and evening. "It's lots of fun," said Cheryl. "It's really good experience." experience." The duties of Miss Durham Central help a person learn to get along with people and provide experience in speaking speaking before an audience. Cheryl believes the experience would be especially useful to anyone who intends to pursue a career which involves a lot of work with the public. Other responsibilities of Miss Durham Central during the year include attending the annual banquet of the Durham Central Agricultural Society, appearing in parades, and attending the annual convention convention of agricultural societies in Toronto. The queen is also kept busy during the Orono Fair. She assists with drawing tickets and presenting prizes, for example. Last year, she even rode with one of the stunt car drivers during a performance in front of the grandstand. The car went over a ramp on two wheels. Cheryl recalls. Priori , to joining, the Miss Durham Central-competition, - Cheryl Fisk' took part in the Miss Bowmanville competition competition where she was crowned Miss Bowmanville. She also was chosen as a runner up in the Miss Newcastle pageant. A graduate of Clarke High School, she has studied modelling modelling and worked in Toronto. Today, she is employed as an apprentice chef. Yes, Cheryl would recommend recommend taking part in the Miss Durham Central competition to any girl who might be considering entering the contest contest this year. 'You get to meet a lot of people and make many friends," she said. Ladies Monday Night League Team 1 Donna Harness, Karen Burns, Jean Sellers, Anne Sant, Barb Patterson, Joanne Green. Team 2 Sharlene Dehart, Mary Pat Hall, Jean Allen, Hilda Simnuk, Corry VànLith, Diana Green. Team 3 Fern Bradley, , Diane Whalen, Phyllis Plancke, Heather Westlake, Vivian Terry, Donna Buma. Team 4 Penny Connoghan, Linda Taylor, Eva Whitehead, Helen Lockhart, Shiela Connaghan, Patti Eldridge. Team 5 Nancy Living, Barb Osborne, Linda Bryant, Mary Henderson, Jackie MacDonald, Norma Warner. Team 6 Onie Etcher, Doreen Park, Marg Curry, Yvonne Edmondson, Sheilagh Hockett, Susan Noyes. Team 7 Marilyn Flintoff, Thelma Forrester, Janet Harness, Anne Vogels, Nancy Flintoff, PatHetherington. Team 8 Debbie Sellers, Marion Brooks, Helen Depew, Muriel Tennant, Joan Ard, Gerry Budell. Team 9 Cecile Bowers, Judy Bragg, June Jones, Marie Stainton, Meg Gibbs, Joyce Darch. Team 10 Nancy Evans, Ruth Wright, Donna Stainton, June Marchant, Judy Carter, Linda Couch. Team II Jackie Braybrook, Rita Junkin, Jean Harness, Ann Craig, Marv Bird, Penny Schofield. Team 12 Valeric Smith, Gwen Forrester, Bernice Terry, Rita Van Goor, Debbie Forsey, Mary Skene. Bowling to start, Monday, September 6th • 6:45 sharp. Xv V Ted Denny of Radio Shack discusses a video game with Wayne Lowry and son Adam. Vinyl Foldover Clipboard (8/2x11) . .$1.29 Hilroy Brief Covers (pkg.ots) $1.29 Alco Deluxe Math Set $1.89 Vinyl Binder 0 rings-81/2x1 d $1.29 Scripto Mechanical Pencil 77° Bic Ball Point Pens ( P k g . of s> $1.29 Bic Ink Crayons (pkg.of?) 99 c Muppet Exercise Book (8/2x11) $1.49 Alco Pocket Size Stapler 89 c Peek Freans Cream Biscuits (200 g m) ..99 c - 1 v ^ -.v.. .y..... . ■■■■