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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTMtIU. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935 PAGE SKV~i the girls too, went outside again to indulge in some not too dread- NEWCASTLE ful Pranks and perpetrate sm NEWCASTLE PUBLIC SCHOOL the earthquake - nature taking ________a hand in the praceedings before % Senior Roomn the clawn. The f ollowing is the standing of each pupil in per cents in the October test examinations: COURTICE Sr. IV-Carl Fisher 87. Donald___ Jose 81. Harold Hoar 80, Marg- aret Bowes 75, Arthur Toms 74, Frida Y evening aroundt 125 f ri- Vera Cutler 73, Charlie Bonathan ends gathered in the No. 8 school- 70, Charlotte Gray 62. Grace house to celebrate the first anni- Powell 55, Evelyn Barraball 50. versai-y af Courtice S u n d a y Jr. IV-Jean B o n a t h a n 70, Shool. Superintendent J a c k Howard Rowe 67, Stanley Couch Wiggans explainecj how the school 63, harie Rgeron 6, Rgerbegan, its aims and pragress. Rev. 63earlie56,Rogeon 61,5R4ger . C.Smihpastor of Ebenezer, DoMeartis 53,Jimmie Kech s gave a short prayer. The Bal- D2 orMa artn 53, egi1Emasson quartette. Zion, gave several Jean Harris 51, Donald Bowes 47.nmes xTolygvarad Sr. III-Pauline D eli ine 83, ing "The Reason": Little Misses Clad Food77,Doly Prdy77,Joan Antil and Josephine Cour- FraudkFlood7, GDolly Putry74,tice sang '"Playmates' very prett- Frank Hoea 60. Grae Cotteson ilwith Miss Jo. attired in boys ~etaAldrad 6. Jen Ro ioncîothing: Raymond Wiggans re- ~,Ruby Gibson 58, Shirley ctd' hs at htMte à uch 50, Hilda Fruscio 44. Rab- citae Thos e n thamothe- ert Christie (only here for one mak: ises".a i gneal amuse-l examination) 32. Scorgies duet "Lamp Lighting T. A. Rodger, teacher. Time in the Valley" was beauti- Junior Roomn fully surng. their Young voices Jr. I-Jacqueline S mi th 89, blending very sweetly. Allan Tre- Gordon Connor 88. Gwen Labb vails accordian selections were 87, Francis Jase 85, Edna Kirk- just as popular as ever andi as patrick 85, Mary Purdy 84. John well rendereti: Mrs. Fred Coch- Aldread 83. Kathleen Wise 81, rane recited 'Gossip' very realis- Jack Bowes 81, Marie Wise 80, tically: A mixeti quartette comn- Viola Cotter 79, Billy Kirkpatrick Poseti of Mrs. Jack Balson. Miss! 79, Haroldi Smith 77, Wallace Eileen Stainton. Gerald and Har- Barraball 76, June VanDusen 74, vey Balson entertaineti with a Irene Painter 68, Barbara Bona- pleasing selection. Five Young than 66, Arthur Clark 65, Vonniie men of the school took part in a VanDusen 59, Bill Aldread 56, harmonica contest spansarec b.v Norma Aldread 51. Mr. Luther Beckett, with Fred Sr. Pr.-Jack Perrin, V e 1 m a Adams. Ivan Cochrane, Aflan Tre- Ragerson. Raymond Fruscia, Ev- vail. Curtis Gearing and John elyn MeManus. Joan Duck. Bal- Walter playing. As ail the boys four LeGresley. Helen Flood, layeti almost on a par Mr. Bec- Buddy Bonathan. Jack Gibson, kett. the jutige. gave each a like Marie Ctter. Hazel Rawe. onize. Carl Adams recited "The 1r. Pr.-Bobby Purdy. Murray Farm' in a very creditable man- ,*Iton, Betty Gray, S t a n 1 e y ner: A quartette composeci of Powell, Patsy Bowes. Messrs G. Trevail. G. Barber. L. N. Orchard, teacher. Beckett andi R. Armnour sang "POllv. WollY. Doode": M is s Y. P. U. HOLD MASQUERADE, Francis Revnolds reciteti "The QUAKE FOLLOWS Practical Young Woman": Mr. Russel Armours reading was un3on Young Peaples Union of the "The Open Spaces': Mn. Wm. Unitedi Church celebrateti Hal- Romhanyi Jr.. rendeneci "Trees'; lowe'en by a masquerade in the 2s a violin solo, very beautifully; community hall which was pro- Mrs. Lloyd Courtice recited: Mrs. fusely decorated in black andi Ralph Toolev gave a Scotch reati- orange. Many wondrous. smart 1 ing. Refreshments were served and attractive costumes repre- Ibv the Ladies' Aid. A silver col- senting a wide variety of subjects I lection was taken which was much andi personalities were in evi- langer than its two oredecessors.- cence. Children fram the age of The concert was composeci of vol- four up ta mature persons with uinteer offerings with the excep- the silven threads jained in the tion of the quartette from Zion. motley parade that weaved about - the basement floor for the enter-1 (Intended for last weeki tainment af the spectators. Missi On Sunday Mr. Gilchrist 0fý Bernice Gilbank played the pro-[r Knox Church, Oshawa, preached menade music. Mr. Bill Roland, i!an impressive sermon here. Mns. Y. P. U. President. directed the Jack Wiggans andi Mrs. Cecil Ad- arade. The jutiges were Mrs. ams sang "The Little Brown 9.J. Hancock. Miss Hattie Ma- Church' very sweetly. Both af- son andi Mr. T. A. Rodger. ternoon and evening services were Prize winners were: Best dress- extra well attended. Nov. 10th. ed lady-Mrs. R. T. Rutherford, Rev. Dr. C. E. Whttaker. Osh- Mrs. A. W. Glenney; Best dressed awa, will have charge of evening gent-Bill Lupel, Dan Ratchuk; service, and Mr. Han-y Lynch, Best dressed girl-Annie Tkatch. Oshawa, will be present in the Jacqueline Smith; Best dresseti aftemnocn. bay-Neil Brittan, Charles Lake; Halloween began in the after- Best coqàje. adults-N. L. Rickard noan of the 31st for the junior andi ViolIM. Brown: Best couple. room at No. 8 when candy. pop- chilcren- Tolly Tkatch a nd coi-n. etc.. were passed around. Yvonne Van Dusen; Comic. adult Costumeti boys and girls added -Winnifred Rickard, Erie (Nip) the right touch to the occasion. Gray: Comic, chilti-Francis Jose. For the senior boys Edwin Piti- There sat on the platform a duck supplieci a choice of ice big yellow pumpkin produced by ream, soi t drinks. and for oth- Postmaster Geo. Jamieson. Every- rs a bag 0f candy. ance as given an opoortunity ta On Thursday afternoon the lift it or guess its weizht. Normn -,dips' Aid met at Mrs. George Van Dusen made a lucky guess. 33 -ýops l h r eioso lbs., which was exactlv corrertceigth- Su Al hoaretisiouo! r and eceveda bx o chcoltes iven another opportunity thro' Reta Powell receiveti a prize for "his organization. Householti ar- the best poster. 'ce uha e oes pos Aprogram f ollowed the mas-ides. uch as ea d ote.aparon. quérading. Miss Winnifred Rick- t c ti e teeded orahe bazaa ard gave a readinz i- 0- o ite.wich teie the auofr. hqu gin anti customs of Ha1iow'en Mc.wGeore dLsow s rof. in Five little nizEers vocal pliils rmiGue reLoe is ecovneana Mrs. D. Robb. Orono. rompeti ,acoidnuis civdI a danceti and sang unfier the di- ccidroelent i rced rectinz eye of their Shaw's tea-wih wr Electssry instrocein cher. Miss Worothly Hoar. Undi wt okneesr a ntî l guiseti anti desonteti thev were ectricity on the road northwest Denzel Anderson. Ross Cohble- Fatwom Rlhich. runn ing dick. Donald Cox. Douglas Har- atfrm RphTes. il ris and Arthur Clemence. Tolly' turn north alongside the proper- Tkatch contributed a recitation 1tics of S. Rice, J. Brock. etc. anti June Brown a guitar anti Mr. Harry S. Phairs house has mouth organ selection. Ralph1 been reshingleti. Doulasals faorei wth ar Mr. anti Mrs. Ray Brooks re- monica numbens. Annie anti Jane ceietiaratn heelteiasurpis Tkatch appeareti in two Ukrain- ,nHloenwe h aso ian folk tianes; which tirew tre- the village gave them a charivari. mendous applause as always. AnHnesrpr criyo amusing skit wvith a mosi happvpheasants in this district. endine svaQ entertainingly taed Wm. Romhanyi la having part bv., Bessie Law anti lune Brow%ýn. 0f his f arm nloughed by tractor. The Young people served lunch of i ack Brock has also been work- sandwiches,. cake. coffee.i in" here with his team. After that the boys. pcrhaps Miss; Hilda Devenlsh, Oshawa, 1 visitpd iriends here. 1 Mr. Jack Short was sick last 1week, bu t i- recovering. !'Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Reiti andi Hannah Jane Harris The death occurred at Whitby. on Fritiay, Nov. lst, 1935, of Hannah Jane Harris. Miss Harris was born in Clarke township, the daughter o! the late Mi-. and Mrs. William Harris, coming to Whitby wth her par- ents about fifty years ago. De- ceaseti was well known anti high- ly thought o! in the community, where her kinti disposition had won for her many frlends. She is surviveti by two brothers, Messrs Samuel anti Thomas, of Whltby. She was a member of the Unitedi Church. The funeral, which was private. was helti on Montiay. Nov. 4th, f rom the resi- tience of her brother, Mi-. Samuel Harris, wth whom she liveti, and was conducteti by Rev. S. L. Toîl. The palîbearers were six neph- ews. Interment was madeie r. Union Cemetery. 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FrDodge D-3 ~85 Business Coupe Delivered in $857Bowmanvîlle (Licona. extra) PHONE 29WJ KING STREET THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTAI-LIO, THURSDAY, NOVEM13ER 14,1935 PAGE SEVEff