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I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 24, 1985 Area Wolf Cubs Test Their Homemade Cars /or Speed and Design I fl ,-y i IV . Mi» I'w ', -/I IP « . v , £ t 1 * 'I-' |S^ : 1.^ Ni ■Yl, Ï tV.-Xl ' ■ m u-iti iSL„ BIS Fifteen top racers from the Pinewood Derby . were awarded trophies at the close of Saturday's V competition and there were also prizes for modified modified vehicles and for overall design. Some of the 'winners shown above include: (in order of finish): Dan Cassidy, 10th Bowmanville; Jason Hollander, 9th Bowmanville; Mike Doty, 1st Orono; Danny Huxter, 10th Bowmanville; David Noble, 7th Bowmanville; Bowmanville; Danny Walters, 10th Bowmanville; Jason Watson, 1st Enniskillen; Adam Kennedy, 7th Bowmanville; Kenny Neihsl, 1st Maple Grove; Cory Scott, 7th Bowmanville; Steven Marmara, 9th B Bowmanville; Kyle Letooze, 9th A Bowmanville; Chris Rabra, 1st Hillcrest; John Hill, 1st Newcastle Newcastle and Michael Plowrite, 1st Hillcrest. Awards for design of stock vehicles went to Martijn Huigens, 1st; Todd Groves, 2nd; and Danny Huxter 3rd. Winners in the modified competition were: Andrew Laing, 1st; Ryan McKee, 2nd and Billy Goulding 3rd. ORONO and DISTRICT by Isabelle Challice Quote - "A song, a smile, a kiss - these are the things, Greater than all the riches of mighty kings." Congratulations to Mr. Alvin Yeo, Mill Street North, who was recently surprised at the Canadian Foresters meeting meeting with the Order of Foresters Foresters award. This is awarded from the entire West Durham area, and is given for various departments of participation in lodge work. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and family, Lindsay, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milnes and her mother, all from Ottawa were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Milnes. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Perault, Pickerel Point, were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeo. Miss Laurie Benedict was a Saturday visitor with the 0. Challices, and Mrs. Nancy Heckbert, Oshawa was a weekend visitor with her grandparents. Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeo, Miss Sharon Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson and wee son Andrew, all from Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton have sold their home, Church Street, and have purchased the former residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ray West Jr. Miss Alma Attell has moved to Strath Manor, King Street East, Bowmanville. , Reminder to all horticultural horticultural lovers, this Thursday evening will be our annual "Hobby and Craft Night", and Mr. Richard Gibbs, Tyrone, will be showing "Spring Time" in flowers. Mrs. E. L. Gilbank has returned from a visit with her daughter Anne and family. Scottdale, Penn. U.S.A. While- there she attended the presentation presentation of a dramatic Cantata "The Last Supper" on Maundy Thursday. This musical portrays the inner most thoughts and feelings of Jesus and His disciples on the evening before the Crucifixion. Crucifixion. The soloist of the Cantata was the church organist and the minister of the church. The minister played the role of Jesus and the men of the congregation played the remainder of the cast. Communion was served to all who wished to partake. This is the fourth year of this presentation, presentation, and it has become so We invite you to our esc*- \HC Fri. and Sat., April 26 and 27 s * » ' ^ » s • :i < i \ ' ' ' ' > ' -> * , U ÔT : fcX ;,i !> *** x: r :*•, -<? ■» i » if ; , , . *' •*: * 4 » t : : ; _ . ■'» . t ■■ If l ~ p*'«* r I JIM and CATHY COLLACOTT Cathy's Gold Gold - Diamonds and Watches at Wholesale Prices 50%) OFF suggested retail prices! FREE FLOATING HEART 14 kt Gold with every purchase Fri. and Sat. (while supplies last) 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON PURCHASES 78 King St. W. Bowmanville 9. !. ^ /if f • Ys-j : 66; The thrill of victory! Cubs cheer their gravity- powered racing machines across the finish line during one of the many heats in Saturday's annual Pinewood Derby. Approximately 160 Cubs from across the West Durham District gathered at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School on Saturday to see who had the fastest car. Each vehicle is made from identi cal materials. Cubs start with a kit of four wheels, four nails, a block of wood and some decals. But the actual design of the vehicle was up to the ingenuity ingenuity of individual contenders. The annual Pinewood Derby is often preceded by competition among members of the various Cub packs. Enniskillen Mr. Ron Gilchrist, Canberra, Australia visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Worden and family. Visitors at L. Stainton's were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sargeant, Millbrook, and Mr. C. Mills, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ormiston, Miss Marguerite Wright and Mrs. Nora Featherstone Haugh, Oshawa were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Belly. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden (nee Gail Lamb) who were married on Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Buttery (nee Marlene Parsons) who were married on Saturday. We were sorry to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Charlie Warren of Hampton. The Enfield U.C.W. are holding their Quilt Show on May 11th starting at 10 a.m. Overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb were Mrs. Dorthey Weeks and daughter Kathy and friend Clark from London. Last Monday, the Enniskillen Enniskillen School Choir came in third. They sang "Dream Land City" and "Skyeboat Song." The Boys Choir came in second, they sang "Leaps and Bounds", then there was a Triple Trio who came in second. This was held at IKingsview Church. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes at Nestleton Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Goodrich, Carman, Marie, Krista of Mississauga, Miss Deborah Goodrich, Cobourg were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Fred Draper. popular it is played to close to 500 people in two performances, performances, on the same evening. Truly a moving experience. Orono Jr. Gardeners Orono Junior Gardeners held their meeting Tuesday, April 16 in the lower hall of Orono United Church, with 32 in attendance, plus leaders. There were seven new members joined at this meeting. The members were shown how to make plant markers, received seeds for their gardens, houseplant cuttings and cactus, signs to be used in- their garden competitions and there will be a workshop on May 16, and another meeting in June to prepare our entries for the O.H.À': Convention in Windsor. We will be 'emering the flower show along with the Senior Society on May 23rd. Congratulations to all winners from the recent district convention, held in Canniiigton. Our excellent leaders are Mrs. Yvonne Maitland (The Apple Blossom Shop) and Mrs. Yvonne Trafford (The Craft Place). A Politician's Garden Our province is in the midst of an election and politicians are running to and fro', throughout the area. Found this article recently and thought it might be timely - "Before any politician can be elected, he or she must grow a garden. They must grow potatoes, so that they know that some things grow underground! They must grow an apple tree, to show that some things grow in the air. They must grow tuberous begonias, so that they realize that some things need a protected protected habitat. And they must grow one Peace Rose. This will teach them that the road, to Peace may be thorny, but peace has a beauty and fragrance that cannot be equalled, Only then could they be elected and permitted to sport a flower in their lapels." St, Saviours Church News The sacrament of baptism was performed at St. Saviours on Sunday morning when Carrie Marie, daughter of Barry and Doreen Brummel was baptized by Rev. llaldenby. Sidespersons Lois and Bob Morton and server Tracy Anderson were taking part at the morning service. The flowers on the altar were given to the glory of God and in loving memory of Scott Robert Dulbccco by Doreen and Barry Brummel. There will bo a work parly at St. Saviours Church on Saturday, April 27 at t):00 a.m. Bring rakes, brooms, dust cloths, etc. Contact Chas. Gray 1)87-4551 for more information. information. Next Sunday at St. Saviours there will be a special service of installation for Servers. St. Saviours Salad Supper on Wednesday, May 15 at Orono Community Centre, at 6 p.m. Ordination - Saturday, May Van Belle Floral Shoppes ... much more (han a flower store! 4 ÜÎÜHL5 • hlghwsy No. 7 • King SI E , Olhawi • Slmco« SI N • King SI W , VAN lit HE* Rowrntnvill* 'Tijutmeika o' van Ov"y Oivneiv, ltd 18th at St. Peter's, Cobourg, their curate will be priested at 11 a.m. May Youth Conference in St. Paul's, Bloor Street, May 10 - 12. Open to youth 14 - 25 years. Call Mrs. Gordon Leek 983-9639 for further information. information. Orono United Church News The beautiful, warm sunshine sunshine brought a good attendance attendance to the regular morning service on Sunday. Rev. Milnes told the children's story and illustrated with a baseball catcher's glove. He told the children we can't all play as catchers, first base, pitcher's mound, etc., but must play as a team, and God gives each one of us different talents. The choir rendered "The Way of the Cross Leads Home." May 19 - Sacrament of Baptism. If you have children to be baptized, please call the church office Wednesday or Friday mornings, 983-5502. Greeters - If you or vour family would like to take a turn in welcoming others, please sign the sheet at the back of the church, beside the date you are available. Regular Bible Study Wednesday evening 8 p.m. in the Friendship Room. Studying Studying Luke, chapter 12. SSeesis'- WATCH YOUR A CAMPFIRES AND T SMOKING MATERIALS 4 6 \ ^ <c Finally! TOBY'S is OPENING But Not Till May 1st • Men's and Ladies' Clothing • Work Clothes Safety Footwear /A V 4 TOBY'S CLOTHING CO. LTD. (Formerly George's) I 42 King St. E. (12:5-7178 Bowmanville Now Open! Town and Country Shoe Repair in the Bowmanville Mall Complete shoe repair service while you wail. - Excellent Workmanship -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED!