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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowinanville, October 4,1978 Section Two Courtice Guides Rneceive Aýl-RKound Cords Two Guides from the First Courtice Company received their Ail-Round Cords last week. The Guides are shown here being congratulated by their, mothers and the guide commissioner. From the left are: Mrs. Diana Grills, Barbara Grills, Guide Captain Lamoine Hodge, Darla Hodge, and Guide Com- missioner Vivian Hunit. Annual Rebekah Penny Sal 'e Produces Many Winners The annual Beehive Rebekah Lodge Penny Sale was, held in the Centennial Hall on Friday, Sept. 22 and was again a great success. The hall was decorated with bouquets of faîl flowers from the garden of Mr. Cliff Samis. The sale was officially opened by the District Deputy President Sis. Margery Wanamaker from Port Perry, who welcomed everyone and_ wished the lodge success. Convenor was Noble Grand Sis. Essie Cox and co-hostess was Vice- Grand Sis. Shirley Severn. Sisters Ruby Hutchin- son and Pauline Aldread were in charge of the tea tables and the waitresses were Sisters Mary Vinkle, Carol Roberts, Ruth Mitchell, Beryl Roche, Daisy Paeden, Joyce Chant, Karen Michelson, Kay Bryson, Edna Goheen, Marge Highfield, Aura Trewin, Dora Moore, Glad Rahme. Sisters Florence Moore, Daisy Paeden sold tea tickets at the door. Pouring tea at the head Rfesuits ol Held Sept, .Resuits of the first Annual Orono Tractor Pull at Orono Fair September 8th were as follows: 5000-7000 lbs. Class lst - Ceresmore Farms, Bowmanvilie, Massey Ferguson 275 - 170', 2nd - Paul Harder, Sunderland, Interna- tional 574 - 170'V7", 3rd - Walter Milne, Greenwood, Massey Ferguson 180 7 161' 6", 4th - Pete Ferguson , Peterborough, International 574 - 154', 4", 5th -John Wight, Newcastle, Ford DIRK BRINKMAN Scugog St., I Bowmanvllle ' ' 623-3621 State Farm Fire and (iasualty Company THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY DURHAM EAST BRANCH Serving the Peo ple of the Regional Municipality of Newcastle October is Red Cross Month f rom Oct. 2nd - 3Oth There wiII be no door-to-door canvassing. Funds can. be donated through mailing. Send your donations 10: Mrs. Pat Milison R. R. 2, West Beach, Bowmanville, Ont. Li11C 3K3 or' - Ieav'i your donations in the boxes at you r donations ai the Red st.,y Division Bowmanville, Ont. This is our only means of funds. Our Goal this year lis $12,000.00. Donations are used locally, please help us reach our goal. OUR LOCAL-BRANCH PROVIDES: *Blood Donor Service- f ree blood for hospitals *Free Loan Cupboard Services: crutches, wheelchairs, beds, etc. *Emergency Services - to individual persons and families in time of need. *Water Safety Services *First Aid Services, instruction Drovided *Assistance, Internatlonal and Domestic (AID.) - Sewing and knitting for local disasters and for international relief. table were Sisters Florence Moore, Hilda Colwell, Kay Porter, Grace Murdoch, Susie Levitt, Marge Highfield, Olive Richards, Aura Trewin, Edna Goheen, and Dora Moore. The sale of home baking was a great attraction and sisters Rose Alexander, Amy Winnacott, Ruby Spicer and Olive Richards were in charge of this. Sisters Leona Farrow, Ede Moore, Bessie Shackleton Mabel Wade, Elleen Large and Mazo Archer looked after the Variety table and the kitchen was capably managed by sisters Ann Engllsh, Leah Hendren, Mabel Fowler, Charlotte Byers and Glad Rahme. Sister 1 Jean Youngman was in charge of the hourly draw and the winners Mrs. Hi Ormiston, Mrs. - Ann Piper, Kevin Farrow, Rosalie Polley, Fred Draper and Dawn Foster had their winning numbers drawn by sisters Jean Symons, Leona Farrow, Elva Leach, Dora Moore and Mayor Garnet Rickard. Sisters Edna Kerr and Elva Leach were in charge of al tickets and money assisted by Sis. Ruby Hutchinson and Dora' Moore. Mr. Lorne McQuarrie very kindly allowed the use of the window of Cliffcrest Cleaners to display the prizes the week before the sale and Sis. Eileen Large arranged the schedule of the following sisters to seli tickets there. Edna Kerr, Rose Alexander, Elva Leach, Ruby Hutchinson, Leah Hendren, Olive Richards, Joyce Chant, Carol Roberts, Velma Gay, Martha Goudy, Ann English, Ede Moore, Ruby Spicer, Susie Levitt, Florence Moore, Edna Goheen, Amy Winacott, Aura Trewin, Nance Colmer. Sis. Velma Gay sold tickets at door of the hall the day of the penny sale until 8 o'clock when N.G. Essie Cox introduced Mayor Garnet Rickard who made the draws for ail the lovely prizes. Helping with the draw were sisters, Velma Gay, Jean Youngman, and -Pauline Aldread. Sisters Daisy Paeden and Ruby Hutchinson made out the list of winners and the unclaimed prizes and there will be a list of these in the window of. Cliffcrest Cleaners. The unclaimed prizes may be picked up'at the home of Sis, Amy Winacott, 18 Duke St. Phone 623-2426. Canada Cord for Member of First'Courtice Guide Company Lt was a proud moment for the First Courtice Guide Company when Lisa Jans-Beken received her Canada Cord during a presentation in the Courtice United Church. In this photo Lisa'smother, Mrs. Ar- thur Jans-Beken, pins on her daughter's cord. From the left are: Mrs. Arthur Jans-Beken; Lisa Jans- Beken; Guide Captain Lamoine Hodge; and Guide Commissioner Vivian Hunt. The Canada Cord presen- tation was made last Wednesday, September 27. 1 lst1 Tractor Pull 8 at Orono Fair 1 4000, 146', 11", 6th - Tom ) Barrie, Bowmanville, John 3Deere 710, 140', 9", 7th Kris Vaneyk, Bowmanville, Massey Ferguson 265, 139', 7", 8th - John Vaneyk, Bowman- jville, Cockshutt 770, 139', 9th - 1Wayne McCarrell, -Peterborough, Allis Chalmers rWD 131', 10", loth - Ken jPreston, Pontypool, Fordson Major 128'. 7000-9000 lbs. Class 1 lst - Keith Barrie, Bowman- ville, John Deere 3020 - 202', 9", 2nd - Paul Harder, Sunderland, International 5741 - 198', 1l", 3rd - Brian Gray, Pontypool, John Deere 2130 - 190', 8", 4th - Robert C. Heron, Brooklin, Zetor-Crystal 12011 - 140', 4", sth - Ceresmore Farms, Bowmanvilie, Massey Ferguson 1085, 121', 7". 9000-11000 lbs. Class lst - Harvey Graham, Biackstock, John Deere 3130 - 206', 6", 2nd - Neil Brown, Pefferlaw, Allis "1200" - 2041, 11", 3rd - Keith Barrie, Bowmanville, John Deere 3020 - 197', 1", 4th Lloyd Vandergaast, Orono, Case 870 - 175', 4", sth - Ceresmore <Farms, Bowmanvilie, Massey Ferguson 1085 - 173', 311, 6th Ken Barrie, Whitby, John Deere 3020 - 146', 2". 11,000-13,000 Ibs. Class lst - Steve Barrie, Bowman- ville, John Deere 4430 - 211', 9", 2nd - Wm. A. Lake, Newcastle, John Deere 4020 - 208', 3", 3rd - Neil Brown, Pefferlaw, Mlis "200" - 185', 8", 4th - Harvey Graham, Blackstock, John Deere 3130 - 148', 11". 13,000-15,000 lbs. Class lst - Bob Richards, Stouffville, International 1066 - 232', 4", 2nd - Robert Herron, Brooklin, Case 1370 - 2261, 5", 3rd - Harvey Graham, Biack- stock, John Deere 4430 - 224', 4", 4th - John Vaneyk, Bowmnanville, 1070 Case - 212', 2", sth - Ceresmore Farms, Bowmanville, Massey Ferguson 1155 - 2111, 6th - Stokley Van Camp, Whitby, International 1086 - 210', 7th - Bruce Pearce, Sunderland, Mlis 220 - 209', 2", 8th - John Currelly, Port Hope, John Deere 4440 - 206', 10", 9th - Stokley Van Camp, Whitby, International 1066 - 190', 8", lOth - Ken Preston, Pontypool, Ford 9,000 - 179', B", llth - Steve Barrie, Bowmanville, John Deere 4430 - 170', 5", l2th - Calvin Crago, Bowmanville, Case 1070 - 1111. 15,000-18,000 lbs. Class lst - Lloyd Vandergaast, Orono, Case 1370 - 263', 411, 2nd - Brian Lee, Blackstock, John >Deere 4630,- 259, 5", 3rd - Bob Richards, Stouffville, score OPEN Fri. - Mon, 1:30 p.m. - dusk Sat.,.Sun., Thanksgiving 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. when you are aa RED CROSS ..2 miWOnao Bloo0d Donlor______ banks - leave Cross Room, - 28 . . . . . . . .....