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Area 9 » Best Ball Players Meet in Challenge Match The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. July 9. 1986 9 The challenge softball game between Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce members and Town of Newcastle Town Council and Staff took place at Newcastle's Community Park on Sunday evening. No reports have been received concerning either the final score or the amount of money raised, but the play in the early stages was something to witness. Here are the representatives of the town council and staff. His Worship Mayor Winters unfortunately bashed his toe earlier and didn't show, and two or three other council members were not present, so the two umpires, Judge Dick Lovekin and Bill Wade filled in as players for this photo. Others, not in order, Alf Alldread, Gary Cox, Joe Kennett, Nick Van Seggelen, Brian Irwin, Ron Hope, Councillor Frank Stapleton, Councillor Diane Harare, Jan Devantier, Mike Wade and Helen Simpson who played for the town until Linda Vance arrived. S' Two interested cheerleaders at the big ball game between the town and Newcastle Chamber on Sunday were Janny and Sarah Rae, children of Newcastle's bank manager and wife. 8WM6S*SMN6S'SWMGS*SMCS , SMNGS*SWM6S*SMNBS > 8MfiS*SMNGS*SJVAN6S*SiVM6S* 0 5 » Batting order for the Chamber included: again Vanhaverbeke, Murray Paterson, John Rae Don not in order, Garnet Rickard, Rod McArthur, Don Quinney, Dave McGregor, Mabs Barr kelen Ogden, Jack Chard, Rod Harare, Ed. Simpson, Dorella Chard, Judy Hope, Ron Hope. Newton ville Happenings Mrs. Mary Wade of Barrie spent a few days from Tuesday Tuesday till Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, attending attending the Beef Bar-b-que at the church and on Wednesday they toured Cullen Gardens, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle Friday Friday evening. Sympathy is expressed to the family and friends of the late Keith Sergeant who died Friday morning and to his wife Paulette and two sons, Funeral was Monday from Morris Funeral Home. Mrs.B.F. Elliott is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. ■ Mrs. Olive Henderson, Mrs. Marie Trim and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson visited the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa on Wednesday for their aunt Mrs. Lina Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown attended the funeral on Thursday Thursday when Ross was a pallbearer. pallbearer. The Women's Institute will hold their annual picnic on Wednesday, July 16th beginning beginning with a pot luck luncheon at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. Jean Dutton. Don't forget chairs and dishes. There were six and one half tables of progressive euchre at the hall on Friday evening. The 50/ 50 draw was won by Gladys Greenwood. Other winners were Jean Dutton with a score of 83. Dora McDonald 79, Reg Elliott 79, Margaret Todd 76, Mary Jones 75, Aleck Moffatt with a score of 72. Next card party on the 18th of July, Over 350 enjoyed the Beef Bar-b-que held at the church grounds last Tuesday, July 1st. Mrs. Lena Clysdale was a dinner guest on Sunday with Mrs. Hazel Stapleton of Orono. Mrs. Irene Burley of Bowmanville Bowmanville was also a guest. Sympathy is expressed to the family and friends of the late Mr. Lloyd McGahey of Port Hope who died on Sunday. Sunday. He had been busy working at Elliott's Garage with the serving of gas. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderson Henderson and family of Bowmanville Bowmanville were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. After attending the Beef Bar-b-que, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nesbitt of Columbus and Mr, and Mrs, Alf Allin of Bowmanville Bowmanville visited Mr. and Mrs. C.R, Farrow. NATURAUZER SHOE SALE r l Û v> K ~ I STARTS THURS., JULY 10th | | GOULD'S | FOOTWEAR 5 jjj 26 Walton St. since laaa Port Hope jjj 8MNBS*8MGS'SWVCS < SWMGS a SAIMGS*SWMGS*SMN6S*S/VffiS*SAIMGS*SWMS*SMfôî Operations to Begin Shortly at New Packaging Plant The first truckload of supplies for Bowmanville's newest industry, Paramount Packaging Canada Canada Inc., arrived in town last Friday. The Mearns Ave. plant will be in operation soon. It will manufacture packaging packaging materials for the sanitary sanitary industry and will employ employ about 35 persons. "We should be in production production by the end of the month," said B.W. Petron, general manager of Canadian Canadian operations. The Bowmanville factory is a branch of the American firm Paramount Packaging Inc., one of the major packaging packaging companies in the U.S. The firm has plants in Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Texas. Harold Isen is chairman of the board and chief executive officer of the American company as well as president of the Canadian operation. "The company has found there is a demand for its goods in Canada," said Mr. Petron. He adds that his company plans to expand rapidly as it moves to meet the needs of its Canadian clients. Factors influencing the company to locate in Bowmanville Bowmanville include a proximity proximity to markets and a good supply of qualified staff. With excellent products, staff, and markets, this new Bowmanville industry foresees a swift expansion of its Canadian operations in 1987. Enniskillen Happenings On Sunday, due to two disappointments, disappointments, the Pastoral Relations Committee had to take charge for the church service. Rev. Revelle was unable to be with us and Rev. McKinnell was unable to be here in time for the service. He will be with us next Sunday for the service at Enniskillen. On Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and girls and friend enjoyed the 1986 Hot Air Balloon Championships in Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson, Lindsay were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and Jim. Miss Alma Page, Toronto was a weekend visitor of Miss Clara Page. Miss Betty Wright spent a few days,, with .Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson, R.R.Ï, Oshawa. Several from the area enjoyed, hearing and seeing Rev. Bigby on Channel 5 on Sunday. The broadcast was coming from the Union United Church, Delille St., Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stainton, Bowmanville were Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill and family to our community. They are living in the former Stronger home. A number of family and friends were dessert and tea guests of Mrs. Marg Lead- beater on Friday evening to help her celebrate her birthday. birthday. Many happy returns of the day, Marg. By all reports, the sale on Saturday for the Parsonage contents was a great success. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood attended the 10th wedding anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tapscott held at Baltimore Community Centre on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow visited the cemetery at Little Britain for Decoration Day. They were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee of Cambray and had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grills of Oakwood. Mrs. Joyce Gator of England England attended the Beef Bar-b- que and spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson before leaving for home on Wednesday. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood and Scott of Newcastle. Mrs. Shirley Jones left for home at Sherwood Park, Alberta on Friday after spending spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. C. Cornish and Mrs. Bea Jones at Orono. Mrs. Mary Vinkle, Phyllis Peck and Lena Clysdale enjoyed church service at Orono United Church while Mr. and Mrs. C.M, Jones, Wallace Boughen, and Mary Skelding were attending outdoor outdoor church services at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Howard Quantrill when Mr. Frank Stapleton was the speaker for the day. Mr, and Mrs. Allan Clark spent the a few days last week at Presqu'il Park and on the weekend visited with Mrs. Loretta Fleury at Petawawa. Mr, and Mrs. Trueman Henderson, Henderson, and Mrs. Brenda Leudke spent Sunday afternoon afternoon dinner with Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson, Chris and Jessica at Newcastle at their pool. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Goldie of Zion. \ Last week, only three employees of Bowmanville's Paramount Packaging Canada Inc. plant were on duty at the Mearns Ave. factory. But the number will grow to about 35 in the immediate future. B.W. 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