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Canada Postes SPost Canada TENDERS FOR MAIL CONTRACT The Canada Post Office is inviting te for the Bowmanville Rural Route mail service.- Full details as to contract specifica schedule of service, tender forms etc., be obtained from the Postmaste Bowmanville or from: Director Eastern District Ontario Postal Region Room M-250 1424 Caledon St. OTTAWA, Ont., KiA OCi Tel: (613) 992-6814, 996-4128 Tenders wilI be received until 3:00 p. Wednesday lth November 1976. NOTE: Each tender must be accomp by a security deposit in the amount of by means of a certif ied cheque or r order, payable to the Receiver Gene Canada. Dykst ra' Dol icateâ.ssEâp "The World of Foodi THIS WEEK OUR MEAT DEPARTMEIN WILL FEATURE FRESH ONTARIO VEAL CHOPS - CUTLETS - ROASTS E F R E SH.FRESI CORNMEAL STORE SL Cottage Rolis Mock Chi Loal lb. 99 CHEESE 0F THE WE EK$1 GERMAN EDAM TR PRIM ROSE CELLO PA HONEY DIPPED rs.Spm DONUTS FehSi AE C: pks. L 5of 9 391, WE CARRYACOMPLETE LINE9 HALLOWE'EN CANDY TREA CHAPMAN'S TOASTMAS' Ice rÇumWHITE SLI SI.19 Ass't. 1RA * lavours 9 24 oz. a 2 litre pack ae5 COME IN AND BROWSE AROUI HAVE A FREE 1 Cup of C of WH ILE YOU SHOP You will see the largest selectionq EXOTIC AND ORIENTAL F001 Indonesian and West Indies' foods, German Style Rye Bread Butter cream cakes including the farn Black Forest cake. Finest Dutch style baked goods. FOR YOUR Meat Platters PARTY Snack Trays GRANOLA CEREALS etc. 1Dylkstra' F ood Market ,'Tho Homo of quality", 73-77 King St. W Bowms EN Many folks are flot 'sugar or sait» compositon which was evidenced by the attendance on a long rainy Sunday at the morning services in our church, also the second lar- gest representation of ladies from our U.C.W. at the enders Regional meeting of IJ.C.W. Presbyterial at 'Ebenezer No. 5 Church on the rainy Tuesday last week. The Worshippers at tions, the Sunday a.m. service were rewarded with two messages may from the pulpit and music by er at Ray Ashton at the organ. The S.S. Staff are invited to a workshop for S.S. teachers in Newcastle U.C., Tuesday at 7:30. The 14 Guys and Dolis of our Youth Group were joined by 40 guests for their Masquerade Dance Party on Friday Even- ing at the Community Hall. Gifts for prizes were donated m.r. onl by Stedman's, I.DA. Drug- store, Jury and-Loveli Drug panied Store, A & P Store, also Canadian Statesman publicity f$25.00 all of Bowmanville for which noney the Y. G. is most grateful Asst. erai 1 f Sec. Janet Sharp had the evening's programn printed on ________Bulletin Board. Excellent music was provided by Disc Jockey Kevin Moffatt, Tyrone for "tripping the light fantas- tic," Costume judging was S done by the Y.G. who chose a Queen and King for a- night s viz: Diane Werry and Allan West. Special Spot for the Spot Dance was selected by Pres. ft& nBarbara Ashton and Sec. 1.. Debbie Pollard who spotted Nancy Wright and Albert Schoonerbeck as winners. Cool lemonade was served at intermission and lunch of sandwiches, relishes, coffee IT and hot chocolate before the Home Waltz. Pres. Barbara expressed the Y. G. 's apprec- iation for the well supported patronage. A truly entertain- ETC. ing event and a satisfactory success financially. Rev. H. 'H Kempling attended for a .ICED 34-hour caîl showing concern and approval. The week began icken with the regular meeting of the Youth Group at James f Werry's home with Pres. Barbara Ashton in charge. cFull details next ek ýc We regret to learn of the lb. sudden death of Don Morris of the Morris Funeral Chapel. »O May we extend sincere sym- * 77 pathy to his sorrowing family l. for the greatest loss of a husband, father and son and to LC K many other close relatives. hWe are sorry to learn that nach John Griffin is in Oshawa Professional care after his recent accident. Our wish is a, a pkg. speedy recovery for John. Twelve of our loical U.C.W. were privileged to attend the 0F Oshawa Presbyterial Oct. l9th at Ebenezer Church and %TS report a rewarding day. The Oct. U.C.W. meeting TE R was held at the home of Mrs. ICED R. Virtue with 20 present. Mrs. M. Pollard, Pres. opened with a poem, "Thanks" she wel- comed everyone and expres- V ~ c sed appreciation to our host- ess. The Devotional on F9 Thanksgiving which was ap- propriate for this season, was N D given by Miss Elva Orchard, who read a prayer composed ff eeby Brian Stainton, giving thanks for nature, family and ýof: church. Numerous business items 0s were dealt with and thank you notes read. Our Pres. reported S. on Presbytery and announced that our moderator, the Rev. Howard Wilbur will visit Tio0uS Northminster, Oshawa, Nov. 7th at 7:30 p.m. The U.C.W, voted to pur- chase two dozen service books for use in our church. A vote of thanks was given Mr. O.C. Ashton for bis expert * workmanship on the Church BlletfinBard, already in and Mrs. Lawrence Wright and Jeffrey, Pontypool. Miss v Betty Wright returned home for a visit with Lawrence and sç June. Rev. and Mrs. Bob Sherman, and Nancy, Picton were Sunday overnight guests with nher father Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Là Il Taylor, occasion of celebrat- ing her father's birthday at his son's Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor's. Dr. and Mrs. Clark Werry, Etobicoke were Saturday guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry. aonvillo Miss Marguerite Wright, Mrs. Norma Bradford, Mrs. St. Marlon Keith, Oshawa were Sunday supper guests of Mr. 'E l and Mrs. E. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Borrow- dale, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. H. NISKILLEN McGihl were Sunday dinner guests of Ern and Berta Werry. ,Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Coch- rane attended service at Pentecostal Church, Bowman- ville for, dedication of a small plaque placed on the new organ in Loving Memory of the late Verna Adams, after which the Cochrane and Adams' famihywere invited out to a lovely dinner at the Ponderosa Steak House by her husband Mr. Henry Adams. Master Darryl Muller, R.R. 1.Enniskillen entertained a number of friends to a bowling party for his birthday. Con- gratulations to Darryl. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dor- land enjoyed the turkey sup- per at Ebenezer. Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Jones, Newtonville were recent visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. S. Pethick. On Thurs. Mr. and Mrs. Harem Drew, Oshawa were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor. Mr. E.R. Taylor is celebrat- ing bis birthday. Visitors on this occasion have been Mrs. Cortenay Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Toms, Black- stock, Mrs. Lloyd Shemon, Susan and Fred, Mrs. Earl Trewin, these were Friday guests. And on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor are having their evening dinner with the Bruce Taylor's and family. Congratulations to Mr. Taylor on celebrating hîs birthday. Two storey, 4 bed rooms, main floor lrooms, 3 bath- laundry room, family room with fireplace, roughed- in fireplace in basement. e Storms and screens e FuIly sodded, lot The tirst Enniskillen Beaver group had their first meeting on Saturday morning and this coming Saturday morning they are having a Hallowe'en Costume party. -' We are pleased to report Mr. F.W. Werry has returned home from the hospital, feel- ing lots better. Mrs. Gordon Williams and daughters Shelhy, Beeton and Mrs. Bill Bryant, Toronto were Saturday visitors witb ber sister Mrs. R. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb, had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin. Mrs. H.W. Gregg, Gien Burnie Maryland is spending a few weeks with ber father Mr. A. Sharp and family and attended the graduation of ber niece at Courtice. Master James Avery is spending the weekend with Master Scott Rekker, New-, castle. Mr. E.R. Taylor accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor to the Courtice Commence- ment Exercises where 4 of bis grandebjîdren were presented with honors one way or another. The Stewards had a very successful bake and vegetable sale at Cliff Pethick's Auction at Haydon on Saturday even- ing. Proceeds brought $300. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stainton bave been recent visitors for a few days with daughter Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hockin and famihy, Ehmvale. We wish Miss Judy Virtue a lasi recovery , 1rom a good dose of' Sinius, she bas been missing school this past week or more and would like to get back soon. Margaret and Orville Ash- ton were weekend guests of Gertrude and Ted Harrison, Toronto aIl visited cousins Aline. and George Jobaston also enjoyed a pleasant tour of the noted Casa Loma Castle. ELIZABETH VILLE Our faîl baptismal services were held on Sunday when ittie Jeffrey Michael Burton son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton, was christened. The choir sang a number. Rev. Bartlett spoke on "Seteking the best things in Lif e". We will hold our first big social and games night for faîl at Garden Hilh in Novemaber. Sunday school was held here,.as well as at Garden Hill during the service on Sunday. On Wednesday we held our fowl supper and reported an excellent supper with ahi tickets for the two settings. On Tuesday afternoon after our bee to make the dressing, the ladies were invîted to Mr. and Mrs. J. Ingram's to see Debbie and Harry's gifts and were also served cookies and tea. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mercer had Mrs. Mae Trew, Garden Hill and Mr. Clare White, Lindsay hast Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton had Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Beatty, great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Yarema, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Austin. Miss Doris Ranch style split level, 3 bathrooms, family room with fireplace, separate d'ining room, double garage. * Broadloom and Cushion Flooring throughout. e Door chimes e Chc * Naturat gas heat e* 11k Caili 623-3393 Ti Directions: 401 to Waverly Rd. exit 74, north to 2nd right. Watch, for -signs. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Octoher 27, 1976 15 Beatty an(] boy friend, Miss Diane Beatty and boy friend and several of Mr. Burton's relatives on Sunday after the christening services at the church. Mrs. J. DeKoker, Sunder- land spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson. Mrs. H. Thickson kept ittle Lesley Westheuser whihe Mrs. Westheuser helped chaperone the kindergarten bus trip on Thursday. Mr. Bruce Fowher has compheted his course at George Brown* College and is back to work in Port Hope. Mr. arnd Mrs. G. Fowler were home on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. Trew, Millbrook, were also at Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton's, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Muhdrew had supper at Mr. Dick Archer's, Precious Corners a night hast week. They also attended Mr. and Mrs. Avery's Sr., 45th wedd- ing anniversary beld at Cold- springs last weekend and had tea with Mr. and Mrs B. Mac int4h, %Idspnîngs. Newtonv Ille- Starkville Team Standings - Supremes 13, Andrews il, Gold Diggers 10, Lennons 8. High Single - Joyce Stacey 260. High Triple- Gail Mihîson 669. 200 Games- Joyce Stacey 260, Blanche Jones 250, 210, Peggy Milîson 245, 215, Gail Milîson 242, 235, Donna Morris 213, 209, Cindy Milîson 207. 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