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f l Couple Wins Electrolux Shopping Spree Contest The cupboards in Bob and Nancy Shackleton's kitchen are anything but bare. The Bowmanville couple were the winners of a contest sponsored by the Electrolux vacuum cleaner company in which they picked up $507.42 worth of groceries during a two minute shopping spree at Graham's IGA Store. Shown above just prior to the start of the shopping spree from left are Jim Wood-Electrolux, Wood-Electrolux, Bob and Nancy Shackleton and Ken Rines- Electrolux. Hospital Auxiliary Ready for Champagne and Strawberry Social At Lions Centre, Wed., June 29 Graduate By Joyce Weekes At the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting on June 3rd, dessert and coffee set a congenial mood for the Auxiliary Auxiliary to review their fundraising fundraising efforts for 1982-83. As each committee member and executive read their annual reports, all agreed it had been a busy and productive year. The new executive for 1983- 84 was installed by Mrs. L. Dippell, and they are: Past President - Norma Hooper, President - Joan Fruin, 1st Vice-Pres. - Doris Welsh, 2nd Vice-Pres, - Vivian Cowan, Recording ^Sec. - Pat Griffin, Corresponding Sec. - Marjorie Boynton, Treasurer - Geraldine Geraldine Oakes, Dir. of Volunteers -Iris Down. Although there are no more formal meetings until September many activities carry on over the summer. On Wednesday, June 29th, there is a Champagne and Strawberry Social at 2 p.m: at the Lions Centre. The New-To- You Shop at 133 Church Street and the Gift Shop at the Hospital Hospital will be open their usual hours. Plans are already underway to act as hosts for the Region 7 Conference of the Ontario Hospital Auxiliaries. Over 200 delegates are expected expected in October. The members of the Auxi- CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario 1983 FINAL TAX BILLS- REALTY AND BUSINESS The 1983 Final Tax Bills have now been mailed or delivered to all ratepayers and are payable as follows: FIRST INSTALMENT PAYABLE June 30th, 1983 SECOND INSTALMENT PAYABLE September 30th, 1983 Pay Promptly to Avoid Penalty If you have not received your final tax bill, please telephone the Municipal Tax Office at 623-3379. 1983 Taxes are PAYABLE ONLY at the locations detailed on the Tax Bill. Failure to receive a Tax Bill does not eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes or penalty. R.C. Bryden, Tax Collector. June 15 and 22,1983 liary sincerely appreciate the excellent support they have received from the Community served by Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. A special thanks to The Canadian Statesman for help in bringing our activities to the attention of the public. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Alan Tibbies 166 Simpson Avenue Bowmanville Dear Mr. James In last week's edition you printed a letter from Tony Day regarding the condition of the town's soccer fields. As a coach of one of the teams, I would like to add my own views to Tony's very accurate, but understated, criticism of our local politicians. Tony didn't say how often the kids have to play in ankle deep mud because the last patch of grass disappeared years ago. He didn't mention the 12" deep hole in the middle of the field which could easily snap a child's ankle, nor the exposed steel sewer pipe that, one day, will surely rip some kid's leg open. I feel that it won't be until the kids of today become tomorrow's tomorrow's politicians that there will be any marked improvement, improvement, There is a prevailing prevailing apathy among local politicians politicians towards soccer because because they were never exposed exposed to the game when they were young. But, like it or not, soccer is the world's most popular sport and it is coming to Canada. It is a fact that there are more kids registered to play soccer in this country than there are to play hockey. Our leaders don't listen to one or two oddballs like Tony or myself but they would be forced to take notice if the parents of the town's 400 registered registered players (and hundreds not registered) were to complain. complain. I strongly urge these parents to write to town council council demanding not only an improvement to today's fields but also a commitment to providing more facilities in the future. Respectfully, Alan Tibbies. JOANNE MARIE LeGRESLEY Joanne Marie LeGresley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farncomb LeGresley, Newcastle, Newcastle, Ontario, graduated on Friday, June 3rd, 1983 with honors from University of Toronto with the degree Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy. Pharmacy. Joanne is a former student of Bowmanville High School. NANCY JANE McGREGOR Nancy Jane McGregor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGregor, R.R. 1 Enniskillen, graduated on June 3,1983 with honors from the University of Guelph with her Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Family and Consumer Studies. She will be attending the University of Toronto, Faculty of Education, Education, in September. Antique Car Exhibition At Cullen Gardens The second annual Vintage & Antique Car Exhibition will be held at Cullen Gardens & Miniature Village, Saturday, June 25th from 2:00 p.m. through to 7:00 in the evening. This popular event is planned in co-operation with the Toronto club, in order to show to the public the finest examples of restored automobiles in Canada. Over 80 cars, some from the first world war era, and others manufactured by auto builders long gone, their names forgotten, with only these cars as reminders of their part in automobile heritage. The weekend will include the stage production 'Feelin Good' produced by David Scott and performed three times daily. Elizabethville The church service on Sunday was not as well attended attended as usual. The choir had an anthem. Rev. Rutherford brought us a continuation of the holy wars after Martin Luther began the protestant religion. We should love our enemies and do good unto those who persecute us so that we may become the sons of the Father in heaven. The Peacock twins took up the offering. Coffee was served at the close. Sunday afternoon, the Elizabethville Sunday school had a picnic for the children and families. After supper the Peacock twins and two Cook girls lead in singing around a fire where the children later toasted marshmallows. Games were played before the fire was lit. Everyone had a friendly get together. This will wind up the Sunday School till fall. Mrs. J. Dekoker, Sunderland, Sunderland, Mrs. Westheusér and girls spent Saturday with the Thicksons. Many of the high school students are through school while some still have a few exams. The Elizabethville United Church Women met on Tuesday Tuesday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. K. Trew's home. Our president, president, Mrs. Trew had the devotional devotional part of the meeting. Mrs. J. peacock had the pro- " gram in aj form of packing a suitcase on travelling through life. We met in groups of three and decided what we should pack and what we should leave at home. Such items as friendliness, ability to listen, patience, love, and many others should be packed for our road in life. Impatience, gossiping, revenge, etc. should be left at home or discarded on the road of life. Mrs. Quantrill read the minutes and had the roll call. Our supper June 22nd, was discussed, and the weekend to be spent at Quin-Mo-Lac in September. We do not have any meetings again until Sept. Lunch was served and we had ten attending. Mrs. R. Westheuser spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson. There will be no news report for one month as Mrs. Wheeler and myself are attending the Associated Country Women of the World Conference in Vancouver Vancouver June 19 - 29. We fly on Saturday, and on the way we expect to visit with relatives. Several in the area attended the foot clinic held at Camp- bellcroft hall on Wednesday. Several nurses were in attendance attendance and each person had their feet manicured. The next clinic is July 27. Anyone can attend, it's not just for seniors. This is a project of Community Community Care put on by the Health department. On Thursday the senior citizens plan to meet as usual. The kindergarten and juniors were at the Zoo at Bowmanville a day this week. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 22,1983 9 Teacup Collection Is Highlight of Trinity UCW Coffee Party OPENING SOON Dr. John Hawrylak of the Bowmanville Chiropractic Clinic is pleased to announce the opening of their NEW LOCATION on or about JUNE 27th, 1983 at 168 CHURCH ST., BOWMANVILLE (Beside Canadian Tire) Telephone 623-4004 S 125th Anniversary Spnon designed exclusively for Silver-plated engraved spoon A beautiful keepsake Only $5.95 -- Limited Quantity -- 27 KING STREET WEST c. s-, A large collection of teacups from residents of Bowmanville and area was one of the highlights of the annual coffee party of Unit Seven of the Trinity U.C.W. The coffee party took place last Wednesday, June 15, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Strike, in Bowmanville. Some of the ladies in attendance are shown here as they admire a cup and saucer from the collection. From left are: Anna Strike, Vivian Pickard, Jean Sumersford, and Nancy Peters. Some of the teacups on display were made as long ago as the 1700s. TOPS Club News On Thursday, June 2nd, 1983, nine TOPS members from TOPS No. 0N870 Bowmanville Bowmanville left by train from Oshawa to attend P.R.D. (Provincial Recognition Days) in Niagara Falls, Ont. The members attending were Jean Danilko, Cecile Yurko, Barb Arnburg, Betty Janssens, Janssens, Chris Jones, Marg McCulloch, Mary McAlpine, Ruth Gibson and Rita Till- cock. The theme of P.R.D. was "Stroll Down Memory Lane." The event took place on June 2nd, 3rd and 4th. P.R.D. was totally inspiring and enjoyed by those attending. attending. The added bonus of the spectacular surroundings made the weekend one unforgettable unforgettable experience. There were 2,900 delegates gathered together, from all over Ontario. The 1982 Ont. Royalty were crowned on Friday after opening ceremonies, the welcome welcome and recognition of division division winners, chapter Kings and Queens and past royalty. The new King is Arnold McLean from Milton, the Queen is Betty McLean from Windsor. They will reign through the balance of 1983, till P.R.D. in Sarnia, in 1984. On Sat. morning, in ceremonies ceremonies at the Niagara Falls Arena, Barb Arnburg received received hèr five year KOPS pendant, pendant, and Jean Danilko and Ruth Gibson received their 10 year KOPS pendants. All Alumni KOPS were recognized recognized shortly after. Among those being, Mary McAlpine two year, Cecile Yurko and Barb Arnburg five years, Marg McCulloch 6 year, Betty Janssens 8 year, Chris Jones nine year, Jean Danilko and Ruth Gibson 10 years. The total weight loss for 514 Alumni KOPS was 13,924 lbs. The total weight loss for Ontario TOPS for 1982 was a grand 83,521 ] ^lbs. On Sat, afternoon a very impressive graduating ceremony ceremony took place, complete with white dresses or light suits and white mortar boards and tassels. To see so many TOPS and KOPS in one building building and hear so many voices raised in song was awe inspiring. inspiring. The beautiful flag ceremony, ceremony, and recognition of countries, and provinces in the TOPS organization was thoroughly thoroughly a grand finale to the events of the weekend. This year is TOPS 35th anniversary. It has been assisting assisting its members over the hurdles of weight loss for 35 years of comradeship, sensible sensible advice and endless inspiration. inspiration. This was very evident evident at the Recognition Days, through the happiness of meeting old friends, greeting new ones, and the tears of joy that were shed over achievements achievements attained. No one knows the heartache of being over weight, or the happiness of losing and reaching reaching goal, until they have been down that road. If you know someone who has a weight problem, encourage them to lose, and when they lose even a small amount, give them a boost with a complimènt and urge them on. Tell them about TOPS. We can help them help themselves by "Taking Oft Pounds Sensibly." TOPS No. 0N870,, meets at the Lions Centre on Thursday evenings. Weigh-in starts at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting at 7:30 p.m. If this time isn't suitable, there are other TOPS groups in our area. Summer months are a hard time for some of us to diet, because we love that barbecued barbecued food. Eat smaller portions, portions, and don't smother the meats in barbecue sauce. Cut off excess fat. Use low-cal light dressings for salads. Eat fresh fruit salads, and raw vegetables, like carrots and celery or cucumbers. Try this fruit salad for a nice light lunch. Segment a grapefruit, dice one apple and one pear, segment an orange, and if on hand halve about a dozen grapes and put these all in a sealable container. If you like sweetener, use one of the many brands of artificial sweeteners that are available today. Add this, and mix the fruit after squeezing the excess juice from the grapefruit grapefruit and orange skins into the container. Split this in half for lunches, for two days. Have one slice of crisp bread, and a non sweetened iced tea of club soda (with a twist of lime or lemon) with the salad, for a 'sensible diet lunch. Weight loss takes willpower, sensible planning, advice of a physician and a good attitude about ones self before it can become a reality. Good luck to all those whom endeavor to give it a good try, and congratulations congratulations to all those whom reach their goal. See you lighter in TOPS Barb Arnburg 623-5201 TOPS No. 0N870 Bowmanville ÜUY5 Æ AND W GALS f HAIR DESIGN ^ 28 DIVISION ST. 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