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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 20,1986 Section Two 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, August 1st, 1976 Liane Shank, representing Lord Elgin Park was chosen Miss Mardi Gras for 1976, at the annual Penny Fair on Tuesday. Runners-up were Sharon Nemis and Lean Cook. A cat or ferret is suspected of killing 65 prize winning pigeons, valued between <500. - 61,000. belonging to Joseph Hogervost of Bowmanville, during the past week. Kendal Royals and Oshawa Juniors played the first game under new lights at Orono Park, last week. Bud Rolph threw the first ball, with Frank McCallum doing the batting. 25 YEARS AGO Wednesday, August 16th, 1961 Children at Vincent Massey playground won first prize ol 610 with their float at the recent Penny Fair parade. Supervisors were Ileane Ranme and Ray Crombie. Sim and Sis tant Sast and under - Billy Rutherford and Betty Stevens; Girls 10 and under - Grace Fisher. Dorothy Faulkner, Ruth Abemethy ; Boys 8 and under - Donald Wilcox, Allan Martin, Balford Panke; Boys 10 and under - Allan Martin, Balford Panke, Ray Abemethy; Girls 12 and under - Violet McAllister, Norma Wilcox; Boys 12 and under - Ken Lemon, Ray Abemethy; Girls 15 and under - Mary McAllister, Violet McAllister; Boys 15 and under - Charlie Lemon, Ray Abemethy; Girls, open - Helen Williams, Mary Jury; Boys, open - Charlie Lemon, Ralph Cole; Girls' Boot and Shoe Race - Mary McAllister, Georgina Somerscales; Wheelbarrow race - Cyril (tombes and John Graham; Charlie Lemon and Ken Lemon; Necktie race - John Graham and Mary McAllister; Rev. Banister and Dorothy Somerscales; Married Women - Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Evans; Married Men - Sir. Banister, Alex McGregor. INSTANT COFFEE Maxwell House b» "If /■-! !■■ LIMIT: 2 per family purchase save up to 2.80 Mr. and Mrs. David Ouchterlony are spending the summer months on their farm at R.R.3, Newcastle, formerly the George Henderson farm. Mr. Ouchterlony is organist and choirmaster of Timothy Eaton Memorial Church and a Supervisor at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. Mr. Gary Nesbitt, has been visiting with his aunt and. uncle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ewers, Minden. Members of the House of Commons are not, as so often suggested, self seeking, job hunting politicians, W. Frank Rickard, M.P. for Durham County, told the Rotary Club at its luncheon on Friday at the Balmoral Hotel. Mr. Rickard, who was the guest speaker, gave some of his impressions at Ottawa as a new member of the house. He was introduced by Rotarian R. R. Stevens. DEEP BROWN, WITH PORK, IN TOMATO SAUCE, WITH PORK a MOLASSES, RED OR CHILI STYLE KIDNEY BEANS Libby's Beans or Pastas 14 FL OZ TIN cr/n tv ; r r /r-rxv,*r<x fit! II NATIONAL BRANDS SALE KRAFT PROCESS CHEESE FOOD, REGULAR Cheese Slices 500 g PKG OF 24 ÉTË /• -v-v 4f$f fig/ / h\7 x v'ÇI/lV' A'---/ U.*7/ 1 7 r^u'**AY ftt* Mtjï save 1.50 < t ft 0f : ■ 'f v; :' - . ' ; - WHITE Heinz Vinegar 4 LITRE JUG 1 "MÈ If Ær WH? ma Æy pis È ffffiSBW' save up to .60 real value LAW Evelyn Luxton, R.C.A.F. Station, Mont Apica, Quebec, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Luxton, prior to a new posting to Mete, France. 50 YEARS AGO Thursday, August 6th, 1936 The annual St. Paul's Sunday School picnic was held on July 29th at the Cream of Barley Camp with about 150 in attendance. After an afternoon of sports a bountiful repast was served by the ladies. The results of the races are as follows : Boys and girls, 5 and under - Betty Stevens, Geroge Brown, Ray Dudley; Boys and girls, 6 and under - Shirley Moore, Barbara Panke, George Brown; Girls 8 Big Sister Bowlathon Here Aug. 28 by Rob Savage M.P. Allan Lawrence will go for the first strike at Liberty Liberty Bowl next Thursday to kick off the third annual Big Sisters' Bowlathon. The bowlathon is sponsored sponsored by the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board, which holds tournaments throughout the region to raise money for the organization. organization. Last year, the tournament tournament raised $2072.39 in Bowmanville and more than $15,000 throughout the Durham Region. This year, the tournament runs from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Aug. 28. Liberty Bowl has donated the use of the alleys alleys and bowling shoes to the club for this special cause. It's hoped that enough money will be.raised to support support more Big Sisters within the region. The Durham Region Region currently has 70 active matches with several young girls on the waiting list. In the Town of Newcastle, there are seven big sisters who have been matched up and three little sisters still waiting to be paired with someone. The organization describes describes little sisters as girls between seven and 17 who are living in any type of family family situation - single mothers, fathers, both parents parents or guardians - who would benefit from the friendship and support of a mature friend. The selected big sisters are volunteers over 18 who are carefully chosen for their maturity, reliability, and warmth, and 1 who are willing to give up three to four hours a week to help a young girl through some of the difficult stages in her maturing. The little sister's emotional emotional needs are first assessed assessed by . a qualified caseworker. She's then matched with the appropriate appropriate Big Sister. And unlike some other community support support systems, the Big Sister organization operates on a one-to-one system where * each Big Sister is assigned only one girl to be a friend to. The Big Sisters organization organization says it helps the young girls grow in self-esteem and confidence, as well as helping girls build relationship relationship skills and providing the girls with someone outside outside of the family who can be turned to for support and advice. Members of the recently organized Bowmanville Swimming Club won many honors at the swim meets at. Port Perry and Caesarea over the holiday weekend. At Caesarea, Bud Welsh came first in the 12 and under class and third in the 16 and under class; Madge Wiseman was first in the 12 and under, first in the 16 and under, and third in the 18 and under; Alvin Welsh was first home in the 100 yards for 18 and under; and Ron Cole came third in the race for boys 10 years and under. At the Port Perry regatta, Lou Wiseman took first place in the 16 and under and 13 and under races ; while Bud Welsh was second in both these events. Mac Durao of Bowmanville Beach took the major honors in the 200 yards race for men; and Madge Wiseman came first in both the 13 and under and 16 and under races. Alvin Welsh and Mac Durao were third in the canoe tilt event. At Port Perry the Bowmanville swimmers took $7.50 away in prize money and at Caesarea they won many valuable prizes. They are scheduled to take part in the Oshawa Regatta swim meet in two weeks time. Nestleton Caesarea Caesarea Community Church The friendly Caesarea Church was filled with worshippers on Sunday, Sunday, August 10 at 11 a.m. with Kevin and Gerry Adams delivering a meaningful message in ministsy and song. Kevin led the service using using as his fine subject "The Test of Faith" giving the congregation many thoughts to take home. Gerry was the pianist for the service and Daniel Pugh Jr. read the passages of Scripture from John. Kathy Tromans was in charge of the children's Church, in the Hall. Four youngsters sang a very nice number* with Gerry accompanying. Next! Sunday morning will be the special Vacation Bible School program when the students will lead the worship worship with their theme, "Jesus, I Love You." The final Teen Club of the summer will meet this Thursday at 7 p.m. All teens 13 and up are welcome to attend. Trust Rev. Dr. Crawford will feel much better after a restful Sunday. We missed him! Nestleton United Church will resume services this coming Sunday, Sunday, August 16at 11:15a.m. (Please take note). Keep in mind the Blackstock Fair to be held August 23 - with many activities activities to attract all ages. It involves involves almost everyone in the area to create a true community event. Enthusiasm and hard work is the "key to success" of their fine annual Blackstock Fair. Try your best to be on hand for this major attraction! Re-unlon Enjoyed On Sunday, August 3rd, Norm and Bernice Mairs, Robert and Carol Mairs, Steven and Katie, of Nestleton, John and Diane Slute, Jeremy, Jay & Julie Diane, R.R.l, Oshawa, attended the annual Mairs family re-union. The festivities were held at the home of George and Bernice Bernice Sellers in Collingwood with 44 relatives on hand for this once a year occasion, After swimming, games and so forth were enjoyed, a bountiful array of delectable food was partaken of by the members, A social time of visiting catching up on the latest family news was pleasant. 4fe ■ V y Prices eIfectl*• at ASP Stores only thru Seturdsy, August 23rd, 1986. We reserve the right to limit quentlties to normel Ismlly requirements. We redeem ell food store coupons. Sevings shown in this ad based on our current regular retails. Some illustrations in this ad are for design only and do not necessarily represent items on sale. 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