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t Gala Show Hotted by Museum and Leisure Lady Displays Old and New Fashions The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 10,1982 15 * v/vi wÿwMÊïMïè The Bowmanville Museum and Leisure Lady hosted a gala fashion show at Bowmanville High School on Wednesday night. The stage was elegantly decorated with antiques from the museum and greenery from "Van Belle's Floral Shoppes". Mrs. Kathy Lyons commented on old fashions being modelled and new fashions alike. Two dance numbers were beautifully choreographed and danced by Lynn Rupa and Michelle Lyons. Starting off with sportswear, including tweeds and wools, the night continued with intervals of 1880 costumes, up to the roaring 1920's. The show ended with glittering evening wear, where black, white and silver were predominant. Hair was fashionably done by "Duncan's Hair Design" and makeup by "Beautifully Yours, both of Bowmanville. Mixed Curling Section Holds Successful Hallowe'en Bonspiel The Bowmanville Mixed Curling section held a very successful and enjoyable Hallowe'en Hallowe'en Bonspiel on Saturday, October 30th. Before the curling got underway, ice numbers were slipped into apples and each skip was asked to "bob" for an apple to see what ice they would play on. This resulted in a few wet faces and beards. When the spiel was all over, the team of Rod Stork, Ellen Barberry and Don Scott were the winners. Second place went to Doug Menzie, Kay Ormiston, Gord Gilmour and Collette Trudeau. Taking 3rd place was Del Watson, Lil Hooper and Stan Green. Fourth place went to Alec Waters, Jane Boyce, A1 Par- berry and Sandy Healey. Prizes were in the form of food with steaks, wine, cheese, apples and apple cider. Our thanks to Fred's Fruit Market who donated the apple cider. After the two draws of curling curling were over, we all went home to pass out candy to the "trick or treaters," arriving back in our finest Hallowe'en costumes for the dance at 9:00 p.m. At midnight, à "delictotis' lunch was served by the club. Our next mixed spiel at the Curling Club will be the La- batt's Super Spiel on December December 3rd and 4th with a trip to Las Vegas as top prize. PAKE your wife JT IN THAT? Oil...BETTER GET MAACO. From dings, to dents, to rust - and GREAT PAINT JOB -- MAACO Autopainting Experts can restore your car's body and bring it back to life! All for a price that's lower than you'd ever expect... And accident claims? It's all part of the job at MAACO. PAINT SERVICES START AS LOW AS ... 199 95 COLLISION EXPERTS IN 0SHAWA § •toon ST hTTT iAstwqs 710 WILSON ROADS. OSHAWA 579-4000 Wm '< ' ; ■ -'s-y- -'; '; : ' • X 'W Sunday Commercial League By Ted Brown The first game on Sunday was a real blow out win for Bolahoods over Cowans. By the end of the second period, some of the fans in attendance could be heard roaring something something like ARRR - GOES. Without several of their good players and with Sammy Allin hurt, Cowans were pummelled 11-2. For Bolahoods, there were numerous good performances. Rick Woolner, Joe Humenick, Phil Manganelli and Doug Leddy all moved the puck well. Mike Cornell took great enjoyment in firing three goals past arch rival Scott Burgess. The second game, a 7-6 win for Walter Franks over Spencers Spencers was a close high scoring game. Franks took an early lead, but barely managed to hold on as Spencers, led by the Newcastle duo of Brian Allin and Louie Anderson, came to within one break of tying the game. Leading Franks was the line of Barry Fenton (2 goals, 2 assists) and Tim Jenkins (2 goals, 1 assist). Also scoring were Sam Elliott (1 assist), Wray Rendell (2 assists), Dex Osmond (1 assist), Randy Masterson (2 assists), Tom Connell (3 goals) and Mark Starkey (1 assist). Scoring for Spencers were Brian Allin (3 goals), Mike Adams (2 assists), Noel Marsella Marsella (1 assist), Jim Paterson (1 assist), Don Cowle (1 goal), Dan Armstrong (1 goal), Steve Starkey (2 assists) and Lori Anderson (1 goal, 1 assist). Look out league, next week Geordie returns. NOW OPEN The Wash-Basin Cleaning Supply Co. • Industrial Strength Household Cleaners • Household and Industrial ' Janitorial Supplies HAND-MADE CRAFTS and SEASONAL GIFT SHOP 67 KINO STREET WEST Bowmanville 623-4522 (THERE'S HOR E FUTURE BU A HOME OF THE FUEL ECONOMY CA*. MIDWAY DATSUN 1300 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-6828 C7(ianlz±! for your vote of confidence on November 8th. I pledge to represent your concerns .on the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. hal Mcknight, Ward 2. Durham East 4H Club Honors its Top Members The Durham East 4H Club honored its top as the club's outstanding girl and boy for 1982. They members on Saturday during the annual awards were presented with watches by Eric Burton, presentation at the Orono Community Centre, representing the Canadian Imperial Bank of Francine Taylor and Bruce Brown were recognized Commerce. Mrs. Sherry Rupa, owner of Leisure Lady and Mrs. Olive Cobbon, chairwoman of the museum board, drew the tickets for the numerous door prizes awarded before intermission. Coordination Coordination of museum pieces was done by curator Marion Veinot and Leisure Lady fashions were done by Greta Dykstra. The participating models are, 1-r, Wendy Vivian, Kathy Burke, Pat Marjerrison, Debbie Dykstra, Linda Pawley, Kathy Lyons, Greta Dykstra, Lynn Rupa, Dallas Cosgrove, Karin, Annette Payne, Michelle Lyons, Joanne Calabretta, Sharon Cook and Ain McHugh; in the background is commentator Kathy Lyons and the second photo shows dancer Lynn Rupa in action. Four members were selected to take part in a Susan Van Dorp, Peter Coombes, Kevin Taylor and urp to Ottawa, sponsored by the Durham Milk Jill Coombes. Standing at left is Associate Committee. The four recipients of the award are Agricultural Representative Brian Hall. ANNOUNCEMENT BRIAN LARSON Managing Optician GRETA OSINGA Secretary The Management of Shorney's Opticians is pleased to announce the change of ownership of Bowmanville's Optical Boutique to .( t H!K)V c [j fi i.,-,! ■ ! ! < • ) ; I i : This signifies an expansion of high quality eyeglass maintenance,, technology and service to Bowmanville and area. Shorney's Opticians have 24 Locations throughout Ontario to serve you better. Telephone 623-4477 or come in and see us at 30 King St. West