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Ec Students at Courtice Hi gh Demonstrate Their Work in the Massey Hall in Torornto Severa I on Friday, April 30th. Forty young men and wo- i men received their graduation Attend Bible diplomas. Some 180 studenis sang anthemis and the En- semble sang several selections G radu tionthat seemed to electrify the teaudience present that night. Several members of teIt was estimated that over ]Bowmanville Pent e c os t al2800 people witnessed the im- Church attended the gradua- 1 pressive graduation ceremony. tion cerernony of the Easterný Eight b ursaries were given Pàntecostal Bible College. Theto t he same number of stu- graduation exercises were held dents that showed outstanding Fabulous Furniture BLITZ SALE AT WULSON'S FURNITURE IN OSHAWA Don't Miss These Treniendous Give-Away Bargains and Sensational Savings. 6 x 9 Borderless # ff LINOLEUMS ...................779 5 Pce. 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The graduation speakers challenged the audi- ence to believe in the Bible i n a practical manner; reaf- firm our belief in the four- fold Gospel; the Atonement; I and the Resurrectian. The atmosphere was elec-' trifying at the conclusion of the Graduation service when the student body (180 strong) joined their voices in sînging Handel's thrilling anthem, "The Hallelujah Chorus". __ SPECIAL LOW PRICESI Ilu *ON NATIONAL BRAN DS* I"A t You r Local1 Drugg ist's - Thu r s. - Fri. - Sot. 41 THE SANITARY NAPK1N 12s, SUGG. 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SLICED - ib 53e The Canadian Statem=a, Bowmanvllle,. May.5, 1985 13 Thankoffering, when an ex- cellent program was carried out and slides of Trindad, along with a splendid lunch, made a very enjoyable even- Mrs. C. Mercer bas had a quilting this week. Mrs. J. Muldrew spent a day with Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Greta McMilien, Port Hope, has spen.t most of the week visiting in the com- munity and staying with her son, Mr. and Mrs. K. Trew. Mr. and Mrs. L. Muldrew, Mr. and Mrs. W. Muldrew, Oshawa, were at Surinyside over the weekend and at M.rs. Walters'. Mr. and Mrs. Sav- ory, Starkville, also visited. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Yarrow ",~ "and family, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. DeKoker, Whitby, at Thickson's en Sun. day. Misses Glenda Mercer and Suzanne T1hickson have spent the last week practice teach- irg in Port Hope and have returned to Peterborough to school again. The Boy Scouts and Cubs hedtheir dance Friday even- ing in Campbelilcrof t Hall. ~ ~. The Scouts spent the week- end in camp, fishing nesa- Mr. and Mrs. Winn's. On Satur-. day afternoon, aiong with the Cubs, trees were planted at TH V ILLtthe Garden Hi-li Park, which ÎTH V LLEfinigIied up with sandwiches village. The District Annual and pop hch a noe at Morrish was discussed. The Oni y muh. evron t new unit for fail was decided O audyeeyn 'm onNewwas wth egtabesed to be fishing. From "gd1 lonNewway wit veetalesover, cars were parked on Jl and focus on finishes. Mrs. M. bridges and at creeks in Che. Wlhite and Mrs. Longyear community. SSme reported re'ad articles suitable for good luck, others not so good. health. The bride and groom, Robert Mercer caught a nice Mr. and Mrs. S. MacLean, sized trout. The Boy Scouts were home and displayed their caught a .few. gifts and passed wedding cake Mr. and Mrs. V. 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