The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

I I TYRONE and DISTRICT Mrs. Ruby Spicer, Bowman- ville, was the guest speaker at Tyrone U.C.W. on Wednesday evening, November 10, 1982. Mrs. Spicer recounted the interesting history of Bow- manville's considerable partial partial supply of water which comes from Skinner's Springs, east of the village of Tyrone. "The water springs were brought into use between 1910 and 1912. A 150,000 gallon equalizer tank was built at the hill on the farm of Robert Coll- acutt at that time. The ditch from the spring to Bowman- ville was dug entirely by hand for a distance of approximately approximately eight miles." Mrs. Spicer, (nee Ruby Virtue), a resident of the area several years ago, was introduced by Bessie Vaneyk and was graciously thanked by Marion Hoar. At the beginning of the meeting quiet music played by Jean Slemon accompanied slide picture views of Margraten Military Cemetery and memorial, Holland, in commemoration commemoration of Remembrance Day. Report of the U.C.W. Presbyterial held recently in Hampton was given by Marion Hoar, principally of the very interesting talk on life and conditions in Korea given by Rev. Ross Davis. A parcel of useful items has been sent to the location served by Rev. Ralph Hills in Zambia. Plans for the Christmas meeting with the Enniskillen U.C.W. were discussed. This party will be held on December 8th at 12:30 noon at the Acres restaurant restaurant ($7.50 per person). Money must be paid to the following committee by December 1st. Doreen Park, 263-2309, Elinor Brent, 263- 8301, Arlene Rowan, 263-2641. Mrs. Rita Bedford read scripture. scripture. Bessie Vaneyk read some thoughts from Isaiah written by Herbert O'Driscoll. Lunch consisted of different breads inspired by the current 4H Breadwinners Unit, served Dunwoody end Associates Limited Management Consultants 57 Slmcoe Street South Suite 1A Oshawa • L1 H 7L9 P.O. Box 516 Phone 576-3430 r 1 R&fttK w/m. rwm R&ttx wm 1 1 1 1 1 1 WÀW Cornerstone Realty Ltd. POWER OF SALE Only $22,000. buys 5 acres, building that defies gravity, was antique and book store plus large block building. Vendor will assist with financing. North of Port Hope. Make us an offer. Ask for Doug Humphrey. 69 ACRES IN NEWCASTLE 50 acres cultivated, 10 acres bush, balance pasture with pond and well. Building permits available. All for $62,900. Ask for Doug Humphrey. EXECUTIVE COTTAGE Retreat property or permanent residence, 2,200 sq. ft. living area; 4 bedroom brick home fronting on Stoney Lake. Vendor will hold mortgage at 10% for 3 years. Asking $69,900. Call Doug Humphrey. THE START OF YOUR DREAM Call now on this perfect 4 room starter home on larger than average commercially zoned lot close to Oshawa townline. Reduced to $46,900. Call Pat Irwin. CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY The sleigh stands ready. In the yard!! Fulfill your fantasies by moving Into great bungalow on five horsey acres in Kendal Hills. $109,000. Perfect fencing. Quite new barn. Call Pat Irwin. WANNA BARGAIN? You can't miss on this I Tidy bungalow priced at $39,900 with wonderful pine kitchen, stone fireplace on patio and much.more. 77' x 250' lot with white sandy beach. Call Pat Irwin. broker 68 King St. E., Bowmenvllle 623-6000 983-9300 if , DOUG HUMPHREY 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 y wam. mm w/m R^vtx wm v with hot mulled cider by Rita Bedford and Bessie Vaneyk, Senior Sunday School members led in the worship at church on Sunday, November 14th. Call to worship was given by Miss Susan Pleasance. Prayers, Dale Pascoe and Nancy Pleasance. Responsive Psalm, Danny Rowan. Children's Children's Story, Susan Pleasance. Scripture readings, Danny Rowan, Dale Pascoe and Nancy Pleasance, who also presented a play entitled "What is Peace", assisted by Susan Pleasance. Tracy Bowers and Shannon Cornish were ushers. Senior Sunday School choir sang, "Where Have All The Flowers Gone", "I Want to Teach the World to Sing," and "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream". Next Sunday there will be special guest music at church. The seventh Annual Meeting of the Tyrone Athletic Association Association took place on Sunday, November 14, 1982, in the Community Centre, with only thirteen people in attendance. The meeting was called to order by chairperson Goldie Tidd. The following is the list of the executive for 1983: Chairman Ralph Davey; Past Chairman Goldie Tidd; Vice Chairman Jim Metcalf; Secretary Linda Barry; Treasurer Treasurer Arlene Yeo; Family Skating Uelma Phillips; Food Committee Janice Cornish, Janet Heming, Uelma Phillips, Phillips, Marg Gaudet. Social Ralph Bowers; Registration Linda Barry, Goldie Tidd; Baseball Chairman Martin Patrick; Soccer Chairman A1 Lazure; Scheduling Lee Skinner; Skinner; Publicity Loran Pascoe; Tickets Goldie Tidd; Auditor Uelma Phillips; Uniform Committee Goldie Tidd, Judy Metcalfe, Marg Gaudet; Nominating Committee Ralph Davey, Jim Metcalfe, Murray Yeo. The next regular monthly monthly meeting will take place on December 5th at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Centre. Next Annual Meeting will be November 13,1983 at 7:30 p.m. Our Christmas Party will take place on Tuesday, December 28, 1982, at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Centre. The third annual Spirit Day will be Saturday, June 18,1983. Sports Registration Day will be Saturday, March 12, 1983. There are coaches required for Tot, Squirt, Mosquito and Pee Wee Soccer teams, also for both Ladies and Mens Lob Ball teams. Report submitted by Loran Pascoe. Commercial Lot Zoned Hwy. Commercial, 200' frontage x 250' deep on Taunton Road East. Reply to Box No. 1042, c/o The Canadian Statesman, P.0. Box 190, 62 King St. W., BowmanvWe. eel van REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445:1 Newcastle 987-47331 Ajax-T oronto call 686-0477 :| JUST LISTED And a pleasure to show this custom rancher. Many extra features including main floor family room with fireplace, main floor laundry, 3 baths and in-ground pool. On over VA acres, this gem is about 15 miles from Bowmanville. Listed at $112,000. COME TO THE COUNTRY This 4 bedroom home has a huge kitchen, attached garage and the lot is 100 x 200' - only about 300' from Hwy. 35. Listed at $56,900. PRIVACY GUARANTEED With this 2'A acre wooded property. The Viceroy home has had many extra features added. The sunken living room and family room overlook the mature woods. Great southern exposure as well. Only 'A hour from Bowmanville. A must to see If you want quality and privacy. Asking $92,500. Call Iris Fowler, 623-4445 or (705) 932-2621 for further information on any of these homes. r-OTfiSS W A+k=/> Wanderers and Cleaners Win in Lakeshore Non Contact League The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 17,1962 11 PONTYPOOL NEWS Wins by Wanderers and Cleaners. P. Michelago's three goals paced the Wanderers to a 10-3 rout of the winless Bell Canada Canada squad in game No. 1 of the night in Hampton. Boyd Knox, Tom Simpson and James Baker had a pair of goals each, with a single effort by Phil Broome for the winners. For Bell Canada, M. Healey, B. Morrison and D. Glover each scored in a losing cause. After 6 games Bell is still looking for their first win. First period -- Bell Canada, Healey (Bright, Bekoning) 12:40, Wanderers, J. Baker (Knox, Westlake) 15:15, Wanderers, Michelago (Pud- lis) 19:05. Second period -- Bell Canada, Canada, Morrison (unassisted) 3:13, Wanderers, J. Baker (Knox, R. Baker) 4:39, Wanderers, Broome (J. Baker) 16:52. Third period -- Wanderers, Michelago (Knox, R. Baker) 2:27, Wanderers, Knox (Hom- eniuk) 8:18, Wanderers, Michelago (J. Baker, Pudlis) 9:40, Wanderers, Knox (Broome) 12:15, Wanderers, Simpson (Homeniuk) 14:20, Bell Canada, Glover (Healey) 16:59, Wanderers, Simpson (Pudlis) 17:46. Bowmanville Cleaners skated to a 9-3 win over Bros. Pizza in game No. 2 of the night. Terry Baker, Wayne Bradley Bradley and Gary Bradley each had two goals for the Cleaners. Cleaners. Single goals were scored by George Moore, Ron Parker and Steve West. For Bros. Pizza, Terry Rolan had a pair of goals with Spider Leddy picking up the single. First period -- Cleaners, Baker (unassisted) 13:30. Second period -- Cleaners, Baker (unassisted) :16, Cleaners, Parker (G. Bradley) Bradley) 3:03, Cleaners, W. Bradley Bradley (Baker) 7:35, Cleaners, West (Rice) 12:30, Bros. Pizza, Leddy (Rolan, Szeniot) 16:23, Bros. Pizza, T. Rolan (unassisted) 19:00, Cleaners, W. Bradley (G. Bradley, Moore) 19:47. Third period -- Cleaners, Moore (West, Meadows) 12:33, Cleaners, G. Bradley (West) 15:05, Cleaners, G. Bradley (West) 16:01, Bros. Pizza, T. Rolan (Harness) 18:39. Carnation Flower Shop Welcomes You to the Santa Claus Parade After the Parade, stop in to see our selection of Christmas Gift Ideas and have a cup of coffee. Special-10% OFF any orders placed Saturday for Local Christmas Delivery as well as FREE DELIVERY » a ill I EÏ III : wa I II 6 iif BOWMANVILLE pVNNtSS CENTRE 33 Division St. Bowmanville 623-7141 Flying Dutchman Major Bantams Lose Squeaker to Thornhill 4-3 The Bowmanville Flying Dutchmen major bantams played host to Thornhill on Saturday, November 13 and went down to defeat 4-3. This was a fast paced hockey game filled with plenty of action. Mark Hickey opened Enniskillen Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beckett spent a few days with Mrs. Reg Weaving, Ancaster. Miss Gail Lamb spent a few days with Darla and Larry Levick, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hamilton and Mrs. Pat Anger, Mount Forest were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Draper. Mrs. Wilfred Bowman spent the weekend with Miss Myrtle Tamblyn, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain, Haydon, Ina Beryl Dudley and Neil, Bowmanville were last Monday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggot and family for the occasion of Meta and Weir's Birthdays. Congratulations folks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lafave and family were luncheon guests of Mrs. Marg Knowlton and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggot and family were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Piggot and family. A special thank you to the, pupils of Enniskillen School and thbse'WfiOf donated to j UNICEF) the amount collected was $260.00. A beautiful but cool day brought forth our worshippers to the Sunday service with the theme being PEACE presented by Miss Susan Pleasance with Nancy Pleasance, Dale Pasoce and Danny Rowan and Pastor Joe taking part. It was indeed nice to see both Senior and Junior choirs in the alcove. The choir sang "Where have all the flowers gone?" and then we had the Call to Worship followed by singing "O Canada". After the hymn we had the Prayer of Confession and the Responsive Reading. The choir sang "I Want To Teach The World To Sing". We then had the children's story and some of the Sunday School teachers and pupils retired to the lower level for their classes. The word of God was found in the Old Testament: Eccesiastes 3:18, the gospel in Mathew 5-1-12, the Epistle Ephesians 2: 11-22. We sang the hymn "Peace Perfect Peace" and then the group had their Playlets on Peace. "What Is Peace". After the commissioning the choir sang MONTGOMERY - Mervin Bruce. Suddenly at Sunny- brook Hospital, Toronto, on Tuesday, November 16, 1982 Bruce Montgomery of Hampton, Hampton, In his 81st year, beloved husband of the late Elva M. (Ferauson) Montgomery, • dear father of Jean and son-in- law Bruce Taylor of Enniskillen. Enniskillen. Treasured grandfather of Walter and Louise, Airdrie, Alberta; Lawrence and Denise, Toronto; Neil, Edmonton, Alberta; Annette and Colette, Toronto; Pauline, Kingston; Francine, Waterloo, Waterloo, and Kevin at home. Friends may call at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville after 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Funeral service In the chapel on Friday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Interment Hampton Cemetery. Donations to charity of your choice would be appreciated. 46-1SN WADDELL -- Rena (of Orono) at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on Tuesday,November Tuesday,November 16, 1982 In her 88th year. Rena Waddell, beloved beloved wife of the late Roland Falrburn and the late Ruddlck Waddell. Loved cousin of Marjorie McGee, dear friend of Alma Cuttell. Friends may call a) the Morris Funeral Chapel, 4 Division Street, Bowmanville after 2 p.m. Thursday. Funeral service on Friday at 3 p.m. Interment Orono Cemetery. Donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. 46-1SN once again "Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream". The Enniskillen ladies have been invited to join in with the Tyrone UCW Christmas Dinner Party which is being held on Wednesday, December 8th at 12:30 at the Acres Restaurant. Cost is $7.50 per person and all are welcome, bring a friend. It is important that all monies are in by December 1st to either Dorthey Sharp (263-8832), Diane Werry (263-8190) and Aggie McKenzie (263-2637). Special music at the church November 21st during the service. For Sale Firewood All Hardwood Delivered or Pick-Up Newtohville 766-2633 the scoring for the Toros with the loan assist going to Paul Herron. Thornhill came back before the end of the first period to tie the score at 1-1. In the second period David Tuepah put the Bowmanville lads ahead 2-1 with a blistering blistering slapshot from the point. The assists went to Rob Boyle and Kelly Balson. Thornhill once again tied it up before the end of the second period. Bowmanville took the lead for the final time on a goal by Murray Henderson assisted by David Tuepah . With only one minute remaining and the goaltender pulled, the Toros pressed to tie the game but fell short and lost 4-3. This was a very entertaining game for the fans and a very satisfying game for the people involved with the major bantam hockey club. Honourable mention should go to goaltender Phil Bird, who played superb between the pipes and Chris Urie and Rod Bate who also played very well. The boys should be proud of their effort as they gave 100 per cent and have proven to themselves if they stay out of the penalty box they are competitive. Good work boys. 'roen i Delicatessen WEEKLY SPECIALS Chocolate Letters M.00 Maya Yogurt M.60 Also... Check each Saturday for our In-Store Specials. We Invite you to come In for a FREE COFFEE after the Santa Claus Parade, Sat., Nov. 20 GIFT BASKETS, CHEESE TRAYS, MEAT TRAYS, and FRUIT BASKETS 24 Division St., Bowmanville Hours: Frl. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Telephone Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 623*1770 with the best ot tall: a superstar choice of suits and sport coats to put the zest of autumn In your wardrobe and take, you on through winter In top form. Th great feeling Johnny Carson Apparel gives you begins with the price. Bradley Suit, $195 00 cX? JOHNNY C4RSON XP84REL INC. LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS MEN'S WEAR MIDTOWN MALL OSHAWA--725-8092 ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED King St. West JP's ^Dominion Shoppers Drug Canadian Tiro John Slrool Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Finney who were married in Pontypool United Church on Saturday afternoon with reception and dance following in the Manvers Community Centre. The groom is the older son of Lavern and Marie Finney and his bride is the former Wendy Johnston, daughter of Mrs. Sandra Johnston, all of Pontypool. The Finney and Johnston households were busy places over the weekend with overnight guests from a distance. At the last Ballyduff euchre it seems that it was "McGill" night as Louis McGill, Bertha rMcGill and Bruce McGill were three of the four prize winners. The fourth winner was Louis Strong. The next card party is this Friday, November 19th at 8:00 p.m. Sympathy from all goes out to the family of the late Robert Byers of Cavan who died very suddenly Friday evening. His widow, Marion, is known to many in the area as she is a captain in the Ladies Bowling League and his sister, Leona Frederick, is also familiar to many. The late Mr. Byers was 39 years old. Speedy get well wishes are sent out to all those who are sick at the present time. Our thoughts are with three who are very ill in hospital - George Muller in Peterborough Civic, William Cain in Bowmanville and Percy Beggs in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holtby and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aiken were visitors to Toronto on Friday. The entire Bedford family was home for the weekend much to the joy of parents, Joan and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bedford and Jennifer, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kocur and Timothy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dawkins, Mississauga, Steve, who attends Ryerson in Toronto and Jeff all spent the weekend under the parental roof. Last weekend, guests of the Bedfords were Joan and Barry Mason of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore's home on the 3rd line was also a full house on the weekend with many visitors - Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ivak of London, Mrs. Marie McDonald of Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McDonald of Cloyne and Mr. and Mrs. Don Myles and Mrs. Ivy Mount joy from Bowmanville. BETHANY I guess with all this cold weather, winter is really here to stay. I'm sure the skiers and ski slopes are happy about that. Here are the Bethany Sr. Citizens bowling results. The highlady was Gertie Clark - 408, runner up was Mary Finney - 317. Highman was Earle Parrot - 405, runner up was Ken MacKenzie - 382. The following had scores of over 200 for 2 games: George E. Clark 377, Herb Chislett 356, Charley Crowe 279, Hector White 278, Ross McKague 272, Dave Brooks 268, Steve Papp 249, Florence White 247, Jennie Hayes 243, Don Hayes 237, Geneva Newell 237, Margaret Wright 234, Art Thorn 224, Bertha Ferren 220, Fred Hooton 208. Ladies are asked to take note that the U.C.W. Annual Christmas Pot Luck Luncheon is to be held this year on Wednesday, December 8th, at 12 noon in the basement of the church. Ladies are asked to bring one dish - either a first course or a dessert. Mrs. Jim Somerville (Kay), wife of Rev. Jim Somerville of London, passed away in hospital on Friday. The late Mrs. Somerville had been ill with cancer for the past year and had been hospitalized the last two weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Somerville had resided in Janetville in the sixties while Jim was a student minister at Janetville, Yelverton and Pontypool. Both were very popular with the public. In recent years, Kay was a great help to her husband in "Compassion". Rev. Somerville is the Canadian director of this organization which is known throughout the world for its help for the needy and homeless. Our sympathy is extended to Rev. Somerville and his family in their loss of a ' very dear wife and mother. Incidentally Mrs. Somerville was looking forward to the birth of their first grandchild in December. Heartiest congratulations are extended to two local girls - students at Durham College - who topped each of their classes and were presented with awards. Jo-Anne Finney, daughter of Laverne and Marie Finney, received a $400.00 award from Canada Packers. This award is given to a student who has demonstrated leadership ability, as well as for obtaining high academic standing in the second year, and who is continuing in the program. Representatives from Canada Packers took Jo- Anne out for dinner on Tuesday, Oct. 26th and last Friday she was a guest of honor at a wine and cheese party held at the college for all award winners. Jo-Anne's parents were also invited guests. Kim Sutch, daughter of David and Kay Sutch, received the Lewis Beaton Trust Scholarship in recognition of academic achievement in Applied Arts Division Year 1. Kim was presented with a cheque for $400.00. Kim's mother was also a guest at Friday's wine and cheese party. In last week's bowling Audrey Caskanette had high „ single - 259 and Hilda Bigelow high double - 430. On Monday, Nov. 15th high bowlers were Joyce Kovack with a single of 231 and Audrey Davidson with 416 as her high double. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Jim Cochrane and her family. Hilda's brother passed away recently in Peterborough. He was 56 years of age. Starkville appointed of the Ne Congratulations to Mr. Brian Caswell who has been Central Treasurer Newtonville Pastoral Charge replacing Mr. Melville Jones of Newtonville who retires after 34 years service. Brian will commence his duties as of January 1st, 1983. Mr: and Mrs. John Murp" visited Monday evening witl Mr., and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. arid Mrs. Don Robbins, Newtonville were Monday afternoon tea guests of Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Braithwaite, Cavan. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson who on Friday celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. In the evening, over 300 friends, neighbours and relatives enjoyed dancing and a social time at the Orono Community Centre to mark the happy occasion. Mrs. Elmer Shier, Toronto was a Friday overnight guest of her cousin, Miss Norma Hallowell, Bowmanville and attended the Robinson anniversary party. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little, Campbellford were supper and overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell and also attended the Robinson anniversary party. Ada returned home with them after her visit in Campbellford. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lynn, Kevin and Heather attended the Lynn family Christmas party held in Toronto at the home of Doug's aunt. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. C. Bond, Toronto were Saturday luncheon guests of her sister Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westheuser, Alyson and Lesley spent the day in Toronto visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Thickson of Elizabethville who" is in hospital following a knee operation two weeks ago. Glad to report that Mrs. Thickson is taking therapy and coming along nicely. ofincere liantes to the voters of Ward Two who supported me, and to the many friends who assisted and encouraged me. QfYlib oflocamb Thick cosy carpet by J^RLESS to help save fuel costs this winter. Carpeting can be an important factor in improving the insulation in your home. And these elegant luxurious carpets by Canada's leading carpet mill save you energy another way, too -- by requiring little maintenance. Right now they'll save you money as well because we've priced them to beat inflation! See our warm cosy carpets at warm prices! Touch of Glees Country Rood PwimWalk Change the mood ot a room I The utllmate choice In saxonies 1 That look of understated carpet It with this delightfully ,or ,he discriminating buyer. Ill elegance for any room In your different print. "Country Road" Y ou want elegance with long- 1 home. Second, to none In comes alive In four color lasting beauty, here's a I styling, finish and coloration, combinations to blend with Peerless carpet for you. The 5-1 this Peerless carpet is available almost any decor. It's made of Year Wear Guarantee lets you I in a wide range of rich tones. aNSO IV nylon for soil know this luxurious carpet will I The 100% heat-set nylon libre resistance and easv complement your home fori Is treated with SCOTCHGARD maintenance. Comes with ' Carpet Protector. Otters a 5 Year Wear Guarantee. Year Wear Guarantee. - WE DRY CLEAN CARPETS - years to come. Of 100% Trevlra | Ultrabac, the urethane foam polyester, treated with backing and carries Peerless' 5- SCOTCHGARD Carpet Protector. In twenty-one ot the | latest decorator colors. mm VUL's % fïïïîl Serving Bowmanville since 1954 23 King Street East Telephone 623-5515