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i ( i i 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 22,1984 Section Two Orono Firefighting Equipment Installed in New Hall Saturday was moving day for Town of Newcastle Fire Station No. 3 firemen at Orono and quite a few volunteers showed up to prepare the muddy grounds for the official opening this Friday. The fire equipment is now installed in the new hall, ready to answer any calls that may come in. The second photo shows the old hall that has served the community for many years and now will have to be put to some other use. Fifth Wheel Toros Split Playoff Games on Weekend On Saturday, February 18th Markham came to town and took on the Bowmanville Fifth Wheel Toros for their first meeting in the playoff round and went home with a 7-2 win over the local club. ' Bowmanville got on the score sheet first, with a goal by David Fairey, assisted by Kenny DeSmedt and Brent MacKay. The score remained 1-0 Bowmanville at the end of the first period. In the second period, Markham's Rick Sambrook tied the score at 1-1 with a break-away goal that Travis Martyn had no chance on. The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display - Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified - Mon. 4:30 p.m.: Markham went ahead 2-1, as Billy Millar went around the Bowmanville defence and beat Martyn for the go ahead goal. Before the end of the second period, Markham made it 3-1, as Sambrook again had a breakaway. In the third, it was all Markham as they outscored the Toros 4-1. Bowmanville's only goal coming off the stick of Paul Martin, with assists going to Brent MacKay and Mike Houston. Although the score was 7-2 in Markham's favor," it was the type of game of which team would take advantage of miscues. The game was fairly close for two periods, but Markham capitalized on defensive giveaways for four of their goals. In the final period, Bowmanville had a few good scoring chances to get back in the game, but Markham's defencemen blocked alot of the shots before they got to the goalie. Toro Tid-Bits The win by Markham leaves them undefeated in the Round Robin playoffs. The Bowmanville Fifth Wheel Toros are now 3 and 2. The Toros' remaining games in the Round Robin are with Ajax (2), Pickering (1), Whitby (1) and a return match with Markham. On Sunday, February 19th in an about face, the Bowmanville Fifth Wheel Toros put together their offensive and defensive game and defeated Ajax 8-0. In the first period, the Toros built up a 3-0 lead on goals by Paul Martin, assisted by Mike Houston, Paul Stainton from Troy Harness and Dave Smith and their third goal by Dave Fairey, unassisted. Bowmanville outshot Ajax in the period 15to0. In the second period, Bowmanville added three more goals to take a commanding 6-0 lead over the frustrated Ajax team. The visiting club took a total of 7 minor penalties and their coach received a game misconduct by referee Allen Thompson. Bowmanville goals came off the sticks of Paul Stainton, assisted by Fairey and Kenny DeSmedt, John Edmondson from Chris Smith and Scott Burns, Brent MacKay from Dave Smith and Mike Houston. Bowmanville outshot Ajax 18 to 1 in the period for a two period total of 33 to 1. In the third period, Paul Martin and Jeff Thompson scored unassisted goals to finish off the scoring for Bowmanville, Kevin Zarosky, although only tested once in the first two periods turned aside 12 shots in the third period to earn the shutout. Toro Tid-Bits The Fifth Wheel team's next four games are out of town. To date their Record is now 4 and 2. If they can pick-up a couple of wins on the road there's a good chance of finishing on top of the Round Robin playoff. But it's certainly going to have to be a team effort like they showed tonight. 1 DURHAM FARMERS' COUNTY CO-OP YOU DON'T NEED TO BE A MEMBER TO SHOP CO-OP 50 lbs *17.95 20 kg *10.99 25 lbs * 9.50 10 kg * 5.99 6 lbs *3.69 PRICES IN EFFECT 5 kg UNTIL MARCH 3, 1984 * 2.99 VALUABLE COUPON Ail ip % MOO Regular Price of SAVE Toff 40 kg CRYSTAL or SELECT WATER SOFTENER SALT DURHAM FARMERS' COUNTY CO-OP Name Coupon Expires Mar, 3,1984 Address Telephone: 983-9134 or 983-9135 Taunton Road and Hwy. 115, Orono (In Area Code 416) 1-800-263-7805 Figure Skating Results PONTYPOOL NEWS Mary and Neil Curtis were in Nakina, Northern Ontario, last week for the funeral service of Mary's father, the late Wilfred Ritch, 72 years of age. The deceased is mourned by a family of six. Mr. and Mrs. Aime Curtis also attended the funeral. Our sympathy goes to Mary and her family. Kim Medd was in Newmarket Newmarket on Sunday to speak to a group of Girl Guides about her trip to England last year. Kim, among others, has been chosen to visit Switzerland in 1984. Mr. Fred Nimigon, who called Pontypool his home for many years, passed away in Oshawa on Thursday Thursday morning. The late Mr. Nimigon, who would have celebrated his 94th birthday birthday on February 17th, had been living with members of his family in Toronto and Oshawa since leaving the village. At the time of his death, he was with his son, Alex, in Oshawa. Funeral service was held in the Morris Funeral Home, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Monday, Feb. 13th with interment in Pontypool Pontypool Cemetery in the spring. The late Mr. Nimigon Nimigon is survived by three daughters, eight sons, 36 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. The sympathy sympathy of the Pontypool community community is extended to all members of the Nimigon family! Ladies in Monday's bowling bowling league with scores 190 and over were Jane Guthen- berg, Joyce Kovack, Eileen Moore, Pam Molloy, Vicki Campbell and Gloria Dun- ford. Muriel Neal, widow of the Thursday Evening Skating Will End March 15th TYRONE NEWS The first meeting of the 4H Homemaking Club was held at the Sunday School room on Monday, February 6, 1984, with seven members present with leaders Mrs. Ann Plea- sance and Mrs. Rita Bedford. The leaders described the unit "Introduction to Quilting" which will culminate with the Achievement program at Kirby Public School on April 27, 1984. The eléction of officers officers result was: President Cathy Eisan, Vice Pres. Shannon Cornish, Secretary Nancy Pleasance, Treasurer Debbie Eisan, Press Reporter Pam DeHaas. The 4H Pledge was repeated by the group, the treasurer's report was given aiid the manuals' were , distributed: Mrs. Pleasance discussed the first lesson, after which members looked over an interesting display of quilts and pictures of quilts, especially noting the different designs. We made templates to use at a later time. The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. On February 13,1984, the 4H Homemaking Club met at the Sunday School room with eight members present with their leaders. After the Pledge was repeated Nancy Pleasance Pleasance read the minutes of the last meeting. Debbie Eisan gave the financial report and collected the dues. We chose . "Tyrone Sew 'n Sews" for our club fun name. Prints for our quilting were chosen and we started work on our squares. Mrs. Betty Pascoe assisted with our quilting. Prominent in Tyrone Church congregation on Sunday, February 19th, were the youth of the community; visible were the Cub uniform and the Brownie uniform in commemoration of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout movement. Prelude and musical interludes were played on the piano by Tim Southwell. Churchgoers were greeted at the door by Brownies Shannon Lazure and Safa Cornish. The Brownie Pack trooped into Church led by the colour party Katie Willson, Angela Brown and Pamela Wheeler, with leaders Alfreda Wheeler and Marilyn Vaneyk. Brandee Kennedy and Leah Virtue capably took up the offering. Other members of the Tyrone Brownie Pack are Rachel Lee, Katie Carroll, Julie Adams, Jenny Wilcock and Kim Pascal. Brownies hold meetings meetings on Thursday early evening. evening. Pastor Lafave's children's children's story was the story of the song "Kum Ba Ya", the singing singing of which followed with added insight. The choir sang the popular gospel song, "I'll Fly Away." Confirmation classes are now being arranged, arranged, if interested please contact contact Mr. Lafave. Mr. Lafave is at Tyrone Church on Friday mornings from 9:00 to 12:30. The Finance Committee of Tyrone Community Church will be calling on the people of the community for financial support in the next few weeks. This year your contributions will go toward extensive repairs to the exterior of the church. If you are not called upon by our canvassors by April 1st please contact Loran Pascoe 263-8424. Tyrone Athletic Association reminds us that Thursday evening family skating ends on March 15th, and that they are sponsoring a dance on February 25th. U.C.W. President Jane Woodley welcomed everyone and opened opened the February meeting of the United Church Women with the reading "Like a Favourite Book." The theme of the evening was "Children", "Children", an appropriate article was read from the Stars and Stripes army newspaper. Several announcements for Spring are: World Day of Prayer in Solina on March 2nd where Mrs. Marjorie Ferries will be guest speaker; U.C.W. Presbyterial March 7th in Northminster United Church. Tyrone Sunday School plans to have an Easter Sunday Sunrise Sunrise Service at the Mill at 7:30 a.m. with breakfast following in the C. E. Wing. There is a catering on April 28th. Tyrone Church is paving à Rogation Service, a blessing of the crops and soil, on May 6th. The U.C.W. are using Lenten Cards which are to be handed in at the May meeting. Tyrone has a flower fund available that is used for flowers that are sent to funeral parlours to convey sympathy and condolences condolences to friends and neighbours neighbours in the village. If you wish to contribute to keep this fund available please contact Doreen Park for information. A possibility of a village craft show in November under the direction of Betty Pascoe was discussed. Interested persons please call Betty. Pat Drys- dale and Betty Pascoe led the Devotional period. Guest speaker Lee Skinner was introduced by Betty. Lee told us of her teaching experiences and, how she became, instead. of a teacher, a maker of beautiful furniture for child ren. There were samples of furniture which we admired and we learned that Lee is now making some pieces for "adults". Pat Drysdale thanked Lee and a social time and lunch were enjoyed. The next U.C.W. meeting will be Wednesday, April 11th at 8:00 in the C. E. Wing. There were 18 Vz tables of euchre in play at the Tyrone Hall on Feb. 17th, with the following results: 1st Hazel Smith, 2nd Edith McKellar, 3rd Gord Moffatt, 4th Cora Schoonderbeek, 5 th Dave Hall, 6th Norm Woodcock, Ladies low Myrtle Alldred, Men's low Laverne Clemens. 50 - 50 Draw Clarence Goodman, Goodman, Agnes Prescott. Specials Ethel Gibbs, Meta Swain, Ruby Malley. late Kenneth Neal, passed away last Thursday. Our. sympathy is sent to Rick and- Diane Neal of R.R. 3, Pon-I typool, and to all other rela-; fives of the late Mrs. Neal.;? Brenda VanWieringen of" Toronto spent the past week? with her mother, Frances, ? * Lawrence and Stanley- White are in Miami-,? Florida, for a week's hoii-' day. Figure Skating ? - Manvers Figure Skating.* Club hosted the Victoria' South Inter-Club's Fourth Annual Competition on; Saturday, February 11,1984- at Manvers Arena and Community Community Centre. One, hundred and twenty-five - skaters participated from? five clubs, Millbrook Ops,- Emily - Omemee, Little Britain Britain and Manvers. Con-' gratulations to all Manvers . skaters who participated;? for giving their all and * working very hard in prepa-? ration for Saturday's com-;', petition. Manvers skaters who re-Z' ceived awards ' are: In Freeskate Events: Leeanna Sutch - gold, Stacey Gonder - silver; in Beginner I . Ladies: Christina Jeffery- gold, Lydia Van Dam silver, Tara Malcolm bronze; in Beginner II". Ladies: Annette Stainton silver; in Pre-Preliminary" Ladies: Denyse Glasbergetv ' - silver, Janet Trull - bronze; in Preliminary II Ladies; In Dance Events: Denyse Glas-.; bergen and Janet Trull -? gold, Tiffany Watson and'- Arlene Davis - bronze; in Preliminary Similar Dance: Susanne Neals and Kelly McLaughlin - gold, Carri Clark and Viki Pearce ?,,; silver; in Juvenile Similar, - i Dance: In Pairs Events: Tif- ",, fany Watson and Viki' Pearce - gold, Denyse Glas-, bergen and Janet Trull - silver; in Preliminary Simi- r ; i lar Pairs: Carri Clark and, Glenda Capling - gold,;.- Renee Desrochers and Kim? ? Smith - silver; in Bronze ?" Similar Pairs; In Interpre-1 tive Events: Kelly.'.!, McLaughlin - bronze medal .. in Ladies Bronze Interpre-,. ? tive; Susanne Neals - Z. bronze in Ladies Silver In-', ! trepretive. Club standings., ? for the day were; Millbrook - 38 points, Manvers -37" 1 points, Little Britain - 35„. points and Ops - 24 points.'"",. 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