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YELVERTON NEWS Congratulations are extended extended to Mr. Howard Malcolm who was elected President of the Canadian Pork Council at their Annual Meeting in Regina, Sask. this week. The Canadian Pork Council is comprised of 22 Directors from all across Canada - four each from the two largest producing provinces Ontario and Quebec, two trom each of the Prairie Provinces, one each from the Atlantic Provinces and British Columbia, and three represen- A CHRISTMAS GET- TOGETHER FAMILY SLEIGH RIDES On Saturday, December 11th, 1982, the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority Authority will be offering a Christmas Christmas Special Event. This' will take place at the Ganaraska Forest Centre with sleigh rides being offered from 12 noon to4:00p.m. and carolling from 4:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. We invite you to come and enjoy horse drawn sleigh or hay rides through the Ganaraska Ganaraska Forest. Individuals or groups may register for rides from 12 noon to 3:00 p.m. This event is free to the public. Remember to dress warmly. In case of inclement weather, thjs event will be rescheduled to December 12th, 1982. For more information, please call 797-2721. wiw6jwi*w)wtw*)d(g»wi*«*sa* tatives from the Breed Associations. Associations. The concerns of the Council are those of National scope - Grading and Inspection, Inspection, a National stabilization program, animal welfare, and Export of Pork abroad, and other items that mav to directed to it. The greatest challenge according to Howard, is to mold the various diverse opinions of the individual individual provinces into a workable policy for all Canada. National stabilization is a real challenge - to provide a fair return to all producers yet not to encourage a climate to induce overproduction on the other hand. The Executive for the Canadian Pork Council for the coming year consists of Tom Meredeth - Past-President, Past-President, Howard Malcolm, Ontario; B. Vaags, Manitoba; Laverne Voiding, Sask. Howard, in his new capacity will be attending the "Outlook Conference" at Ottawa this week where Government will provide their version of what the following year holds in production and prices. This conference will be followed by a Land Use Seminar. Howard and Eileen were somewhat surprised to return from Regina where there was several inches of snow, back to balmy Ontario. Miss Candy Malcolm returned last Sunday to Malton as per schedule from a 4 - 5 week holiday in Australia. Her first week, a combination of business and pleasure, was spent in Sydney where she was provided a fitting example of Australian hospitality by Margaret and Ron Addison and family. The Addisons took Candy around the local area of Sydney, showing her the high-lights of their city. Margaret Addison is the former Margaret Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Steele formerly of Nestleton. On a personal note, Margaret was a former classmate of ours where we attended Blackstock High School more years ago than either of us would care to admit. Candy also visited her cousin Valerie Malcolm and the Neilson family in Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia. Other points of interest included Alice Springs in mid Australia and the Great Barrier Reef in northern Australia. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Trevor Nesbitt, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Vivian and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hughes, are scheduled to see and hear "Kenny Rodgers" in concert at the Maple Leaf Gardens on Sunday evening. Yelverton U.C.W. following their December meeting held their Annual Christmas Pot Luck Dinner and Social evening this week. Around 40 ladies and their hubbies enjoyed the culinary delights offered on the occasion. On Sunday a.m. the Youth Group took charge of the Yelverton Church Service with a white gift service as well. Bowmanville Rink Wins Ubaft's Sponsored Us Vegas Trip Spiel i| ^ ^pgg. ? - ' . , f Vf ' ' , - _ Itfw itestiâ ra i v : ygfc l family f in Bowmanville Mall will be open 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. including Saturday, Dec. 11th and 18th 243 King Street East Even the losers of the Las Vegas trip look happy in this photo. They are from Oshawa and include Bill Schultz, Linda Flegg, Russ Stackhouse and Wanda MacKenzie. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 8,1982 ll B.H.S. News Editors: Chris Kelly, and Sam Laskaris All three B.H.S. boys' basketball teams have commenced regular season play. The season began yesterday with Bowmanville visiting O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa. Results will be printed in next week's issue. Last week was a very busy week for all three teams as they competed in various exhibition games and tournaments. tournaments. The midget team led by Rod Tukker and Jay Kelly won both of its games. On Monday evening they defeated Weldon from Lindsay by a score of 49 - 23. On Wednesday night they were victorious once again as they outclassed Clarke 45 -17. The junior team competed competed in a tournament in Port Hope on the weekend. Although B.H.S. came out on tne short end of two close games, I'm confident the team will improve throughout the season. Unlike the midget team, the seniors were defeated by the Weldon Wildcats and the Clarke Raiders respectively. On Monday at B.H.S. Weldon came out with a 37-34 victory. Top scorers for Bowmanville were Ralph Brown with twelve points and Chris DeSouza and Ken Daize who chipped in six points apiece. Wednesday's game with Clarke was a seesaw seesaw affair with Clarke emerging victorious by a single basket. The final score was 51 - 49. Chris DeSouza led the Bowmanville attack with a twenty-point performance. Tobin Rowe and Tony Wind connected by Steve Brown with five points. Eric Peebles and Ralph Brown had two baskets each and Ken Daize rounded out the B.H.S. scoring with two points. It took an extra end for Gord Baker's Bowmanville rink to win the Labatt's Las Vegas bonspiel on Saturday at Bowmanville Country Club. The winners are pictured here: Gord and Rosemary Baker, Robin and Jean MacDonald and at right, Marilyn Kowal of Bowmanville Travel who presented plane tickets to Las Vegas to the winners. The shields were presented by Labatt's Mike Trenton, far right, substituting for local representative Steve Cardwell. SIT BACK, RELAX & ENJOY Travelling by a Trentwey Motorcoach makee getting there half the tun. That's because travel to all of ourdestlnatlons via carefully selected routes make your vacation vacation both Interesting and enjoyable. All of our vehicles sre fully climate controlled to make sure your trip is a comfortable one. CALIFORNIA 23 DAY $1450. PPD DEPART- JAN. 29, FEB. 12 & 26, APR. 9 & 30 INCLUDES: GUIDED TOURS OF TUCSON, SAN DIEGO, LOS ANGELES, HOLLYWOOD & SAN FRANCISCO • PERMIAN BASIN • PETROLEUM MUSEUM# OLD TUCSON INCLUDING LUNCH • DESERT MUSEUM • SAN DIEGO ZOO a REDWOOD FOREST • DISNEYLAND • UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIO TOUR e ZION NATIONAL PARK • GRAND CANYON • PETRIFIED NATIONAL PARK MARCH BREAK ORMOND BEACH (DAYTONA BEACH) DEPART MARCH 18 10 DAY EVENING departure NIGHT TRAVEL DEPART MARCH 24 12 DAY EVENING DEPARTURE NIGHT TRAVEL ORLANDO _ eu DEPART MARCH 18 10 DAY EVENING DEPARTURE NIGHT TRAVEL DEPART MARCH 11 MORNING DEPARTURE NO NIGHT TRAVEL THE 10 A 11 DAY ORLANDO INCLUDE: SEA WORLD • CYPRESS GARDENS • WALT DISNEY WORLD (2 DAYS) a CAPE CANAVERAL. 11 DAY TEXAS 21 DAY $1150. PPD. DEPART JAN. 31, FEB. 7,21,28 INCLUDES: GUIDED TOURS OF SAN ANTONIO, DALLAS, HOUSTON & PLANTATION PLANTATION IN LOUISIANA • DINNER IN SAN ANTONIO (WEATHER PERMITTING - SERVED ON FLAT-BOTTOM BOAT CRUISING THE SAN ANTONIO RIVER) • DINNER AT CHATTANOOGA CHOO CHOO • ASTRODOME ASTRODOME • REMEMBER THE ALAMO • GOVERNORS MANSION e LONE STAR BREWERY • MISSON SAN JOSÉ • SHOPPING SHOPPING TOUR IN MEXICO • CONFEDERATE AIR FORCE MUSEUM • EVANGELINE STATE PARK • BROWNSVILLE ZOO. FLORIDA ADVENTURE 14 DAY $720. PPD. DEPART FEB. 7, 14,21,28, MAR. 7 & 14, APR. 4 & 11/83 INCLUDES: SILVER SPRINGS BOAT RIDE • BUSCH GARDENS • CYPRESS GARDENS • SEAWORLD • WALT DISNEY WORLD (2 DAYS) • CAPE CANAVERAL. ORMOND BEACH THE QUIETER SIDE OF DAYTONA BEACH 14,21,28&35DAYTOURS (Longer Upon Request) DEPART EVERY SUNDAY 1 FROM OCT. 17/82 TO APRIL 17/83 INCLUDES: OCEANFRONT ACCOMMODATION1 ACCOMMODATION 1 WITH 2 DOUBLE BEDS, AIR CONDITIONING, CONDITIONING, COLOUR T.V., KITCHEN FACILITIES & PRIVATE BALCONIES WHILE AT THE PAGODA MOTEL IN ORMOND BEACH. A TRENTWAY TOURS REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE IN ORMOND BEACH. trentway FOR DETAILS CONTACT: TRANS WORLD TRAVEL BOWMANVILLE MALL 623-1511 FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL 98 KIND ST. W. 623-4400 BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL 47 KING ST. W. 623-3182 j Perms -- Just $ 25. 00 Includes: Cut, Conditioner and Style -- Offer good until Wed., Dec. 22,1982 -- 8 t l 103 King Street East Bowmanville Telephone 623-7312 HOURS Mon., Tues., Wed., 9 n.m, • 6 p.m.; Thurs.-Frl., 9 a.m. • 8 p.m.; Sal. 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. JANE BROWNING WANDA REID The Bowmanville Curling Club has just completed a very successful bonspiel weekend. Teams from all over Southern Ontario were competing competing for a trip to Las Vegas sponsored by Labatts. At 7:30 Saturday night the two three game winners Bill Shultz (SKIP), Linda Flagg, Russ Stackhouse and Wanda MacKenzie from Oshawa curled Gord Baker (SKIP), Jean MacDonald, Rob MacDonald MacDonald and Rosemary Baker from Bowmanville to decide the winner. The Oshawa rink was able to tie the game counting two in the eight end and the Bowmanville Bowmanville rink won in the extra end, Travel arrangements will be through Bowmanville Travel. Second place was two weekends for two at the Harbour Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto. Third prize was two weekends for two at the Chelsea Irtn in Toronto. Teams four to nine also received prizes. For over so long I tried to exchange A1) sewing mo chine For o good kitchen range; Then I ran an ad here And you really should see The range of the ronges Offered to mol it We'd like to wish all of you A Very Merry Christmas!" 0 ,î;.F m I r K N) (Ç).. -AiLr, "What? You haven't been to Nana's for your Christmas flowers yet?" "P.S. Bev's my Nana" We have a beautiful selection of Christmas flowers and gift ideas available now! Bev's Floral Creations 162 King St. East 623-3377 Bowmanville