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\ i 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. May 10.1980 Section Two Legion Champs Receive Awards for Dartmanship These are the league champions (Mixed Team) from Dave Edmondston, Irene Whitney, Jim Almey, Meg the Bowmanville Legion Dart League. From left are: Gibbs, and Wayne Sully. Absent was Marilyn Gibbs. The awards for the top ladies' team in the playoff .. T . „ , ,, ... _ T , , „ . championship were also presented at last month's Canadian Légion . From left are: Kim Herbert, Marion Dart League Banquet held at Branch 178 of the Royal ^ a PP> Marg Baxter and Louise Blanchet. These members of the Legion Ladies' Dart League captured, the league championship this year. They're ceived their trophies at an awards banquet held last mond, Debbie Gibson and Bernice Partner. month in the Branch 178 Legion Hall, Bowmanville. From left are: Edna Strutt, Alii Strutt, Pauline Ray- The winners from the Doubles Championship are Jacques, of the Mixed League and Jim Almey arid Dan pictured here. They are (from left), Bill and Fran Sheehan of the Men's League. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE LAIDLAW WASTE SYSTEMS PROPOSED LANDFILL EXPANSION STAPLETON ROAD, NORTHWEST OF NEWTONVILLE, ONTARIO You are invited to attend an open house session to review information about the proposed landfill expansion of Laidlaw Waste Systems' landfill on Stapleton Road northwest of Newtonville, Ontario. The proposal is being evaluated evaluated under the Environmental Assessment Act, which provides for the protection, conservation and management of the environment in Ontario. This open house session will provide an update on the studies being carried out to evaluate the potential impacts of the proposed expansion including preliminary results of some of the studies. This session will be an opporunity for residents to talk to representatives from Laidlaw Waste Systems and the consultants consultants working on this study, and express their comments and concerns. This open house is part of the public consultation program suggested under the environmental assessment pro- OPEN HOUSE SESSION Date: Tuesday, May 16,1989 Time: 1:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Place: Newcastle Community Centre (the Old Town Hall) Village of Newcastle For More Information Please Call The Landfill Site: (416) 786-2070 This team captured the playoff (mixed team) cham- Donna Severn and Linda Bates. Back row: Chester pionship. From left are: (front row), Fran Jacques, Baxter, Dave Hall and Dave Barlow. Special Mother's Day in Y elverton \ \ Yelverton News 4 § '• Ü® • ♦ \ .•> by id. Malcolm •• * - • Ralph and Linda Pfoh are currently visiting Ralph's father father in Salmon Arm, B.C. as well as calling on other friends and relatives in that general vicinity. Their two week vacation in western Canada should be concluded before this appears in print. Mother's Day Sunday promises to be a special event as per usual at Yelver- tons White Church when Baptisms will be performed. In a recent letter sent to Yel- verton residents concerning church matters, an error was inadvertently made. Yelverton United Church services begin at 11:30 a.m. - not 11 a.m. as indicated in the letter. Of course you could come early and avoid the rush. Belated congratulations to Vera and Vernon Assel- stine of Blackstock on their recent observation of their 50th wedding anniversary. On Saturday evening, Mr. Charlie Fee of DevettTs area was honoured with a gathering of some 35 family members and friends on the occasion of a special birthday. birthday. Gary :and Reta Bland, who have been visiting with Pam, Bob and Crystal Carmichael Carmichael of Lotus this past week, flew home to Morin- ville, Alta, on Sunday. They were also present to help Crystal celebrate her 5tn birthday, this week. Those from our area who attended the nuptials of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pyley on Saturday, April 29 included. Eileen and Howard Malcolm, Malcolm, Candy Malcolm, Brenda Brenda and Terry Malcolm and Lorraine and Trevor Nesbitt. Nesbitt. Thèy report a lovely wedding with the marriage ceremony held in Lindsay and reception and dinner at the Manvers Arena auditorium. auditorium. Terry Malcolm was the M.C. for the toasts and speech making. Pleased to have Miss Jane Graham and Doug Pyle of Lindsay as callers on Sunday at Malconia. The sextet from Yelverton Yelverton who joined the busload of the local "Old-Timeer" hockey team • and their spouses who flew to Florida a week ago, returned on Monday at 3 a.m. They spent a most enjoyable week at a hotel in Fort Lauderdale Lauderdale where the weather was ideal, the swimming was excellent excellent and the sunbathing even better. A side trip to theBahamas in a cruise ship provided a break as well. We presume the fellows even it's so easy.. ACCIDENT OR TRAFFIC TICKET? CALL Lot a former Police Officer be your voice in court No Coat Constitution Low Cost RoprosonUtion IE 436-71 94» 249 KING ST. E (Acioss I mu i llii' Osli.iw.i Piovmci.il Court) played a bit of hockey in their spare time. Those attending attending from our community were Nancy and Dale Stinson, Stinson, Audrey arid Vaughn McGill and Mary and Bob Morolli. Congratulations are extended extended to Viola Thorndyke and posthumously to the late Maijorie Coppins who were each presented with 1989 Volunteer Service Award provided annually by the Ministry of Culture and Communication. These awards were presented by the Hon. John Bakins at a recent Awards night held in the Holiday Inn in Peterborough. Peterborough. Viola accepted her award and Mrs. Coppins' award was accepted on her behalf by her sister Mrs. Daisy Moulton of Campbell- ford. These ladies were nominated nominated for the award by the Manvers Twsp. Historical Society. OBITUARY s Mrs. Eva Frances Dinniwell A resident at 30 Silver Street, Bowmanville, for over 60 years, Mrs. Eva Frances Dinniwell, aged 90, died at the residence, on Monday, April 24,1989. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, she was born at Burnt River, and educated educated at Burnt River, Jan- etville and Toronto. She was married December 21, 1920, to the late Dr. R. E. Dinniwell. Dinniwell. A former resident of Tor ronto and Wiarton, she was a member of the Bowmari- ville Liberty Pentecostal Church, and of the Beehive Rebekan Lodge #125. Mrs. Dinniwell enjoyed talking to people of all ages and enjoyed listening to religious religious tapes and gospel mu-' sic. 1 , Surviving are her daughters daughters Jean (Mrs. Jack Sturdy) Pat (Mrs. Brad Palmer) Loiâ (Mrs. Lois Spencer), 11 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral services were held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, on Wednesday, with the Reverend Reverend Vern O'Brien officiating. The soloist was Mrs. Brenda Holmes. On Tuesday evening evening a service was held in the Chapel by members of the Beehive Lodge. Pallbearers were members members of the Odd FelloWs Lodge. Donations were made in her memory to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Memorial Memorial Hospital, and the Gideon Bible Society. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. ; Remember the word. Mother's Day Sneak down to the Centre, before May 14th and pick up a gift that'll make Mom's Day. Chocolates, flowers, the latest clothes for spring and Mother's Day cards that'll put a smile on her face. The Centre, the perfect place to find the perfect gift... but remember, Mom's the word. The Centre for Mom. The Centre for Me.