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t 12 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. September 19,1984 Section Two Jaycees Plan Road Rally On Sept. 30th Turkey Shooters Try Their Luck on Sunday On Sunday, September 30th, 1981, the Bowmanville Jaycees Jaycees will be holding an amateur amateur Road Rally throughout the Town of Newcastle to celebrate celebrate the Town of Newcastle's 10th birthday in conjunction with the bicentennial. This will encompass historical sites and points of interest. The rally will start at the Fifth Wheel Truck Stop at 1:30 p.m. and end up at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Legion. The cost for entering the contest is $5.00 per car and a chili supper will be served after the race at a cost of $2.50 for adults and $1.00 for children under 12 years. The event will be held rain or shine and trophies will be awarded. So come on out and discover what the Town of Newcastle has to offer and be seen. This is a fun event. Terry Fox Baseball The Jaycees will also be holding their annual Terry Fox Baseball Tournament on October 6th, 1984 at Memorial Park starting at 9:00 a.m. Registration fee is $30.00 per team and we will only be allowing eight teams in this year. Anyone interested is asked to contact Wayne Aasen at 623-4768. Remember to register register early as we only need a few more teams. This is a fun tournament. Harvey B. Chappel President SflFE DRIVERS SflVE BIG MONEY with HALIFAX INSURANCE COMPANY Prestige Car Plan To find out if you qualify call 623-6100 For Competitive Quotes over the phone on Auto Insurance, Fire Insurance and Business Insurance. INSURANCE BROKERS SINCE 1922 181 Church Street Bowmanville, Ontario Hugh Beechim and Carol Walker looked after the administration while gunmaster Chris Bird organized the shooters. For three dollars a shot, sharpshooters tried their best to take home first prize, a frozen turkey. Fiddle Contest Results Our staff fiddle contest expert, 'Senator' Jim Coyle has just submitted his report along with comments on the various competitions and competitors. He says it has been a great year for fiddlers and has high praise for the many young people who have been amazing judges with their skills. Frank Leahy Jr. had been one of the big winners this season, taking the Open Class at Bobcaygeon and Shelburne. At Orono, Shawn Rondell won the 12 and under class. Kara Anderson topped the 18 and under. George Stinson, Ross Morrow and A1 Smith came 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the 65 and over and Albert Mouer won the Open class, followed by David Weir and Jim Lowery. At Port Perry, Sharon Mundell won the 12 and under, Kara Anderson won the 18 and under, with Karl McNaughton taking the 15 to 59 class. Again Albert Moher won the Open and George Stinson, the 60 and over. At Shelburne, the big winner was Tommy McQueston who won the 60 and over for the third consecutive year, eliminating eliminating him from competition next year. He's amazing for a 79 year old fiddler. The 17 contestants in the 12 and under class put on a great show, with David Jones the winner. In the 18 and under, Pierre Schryer was tops. Lloyd Wilson was best for the 19 to 45 class. Jerry Smith won the 45 to 65, John Crosmen won the open class. Annette Haines of Oshawa proved that marksmanship should be termed markswoman- ship as she outshot all male competitors in the Orono Fish and Hunt Club Turkey Shoot on Sunday. Sunday. Annette recorded the high total for the day with 14 pellets hitting the target. This young shooter tried his hand at hitting a revolving turkey head with a bullet from a .22 calibre rifle. This time the paper turkey head was lucky. Contrary to popular belief, no turkeys are shot at the annual event. Paper replicas are the only targets in the annual event. MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Building (Post Office) 2nd Floor - Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A0 Telephone 623-4444 Unibed Vttiy We Need YOUR The Bowmanville and Area United Way, in co-operation with the Bowmanville Canadian Statesman, will be holding their 1st Annual Yard Sale and Auction, in the Bowmanville High School gymnasium on Saturday, September 22nd. We're asking you for donations of good and useful articles, such as clothing, appliances, furniture, etc., that someone else would love to buy. Please bring your donation (with the suggested price) to the special drop-off point which is located in the lot directly across from the Bowmanville Senior Public School, in Bowmanville, before Saturday, September 22nd. We need your help in order to make this sale a success. Our families have joined hands to serve your family better. T wo families coming together with a common purpose is a cause for celebration. The merger of National Trust and Victoria and Grey Tmst is no exception. As The National Victoria Victoria and Grey Tmst Company we're excited about the future. Both yours and ours. Mergers, however, raise new questions. Here are some answers. Will the service continue uninterrupted? Yes! It will be business as usual with the same friendly faces serving you. Can I use my present account number and cheques? Yes, both will remain valid. Will my savings remain secure? Absolutely yes. We are one of Canada's largest trust companies and in addition, we have Canada Deposit Insurance coverage. If you have further questions, call or drop by a branch near you. You'll find us working harder than ever providing more of the service you want. Join us in celebrating our re-newed commitment to you, your family and your community. THE,NATIONAL VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST COMPANY Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation