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Courtice North Students Learn A bout Horses flot be held dune 17 but will meet for their last meeting dune 24th. Mrs. W. Piggott, Sherri and Laura were Wednesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain, Haydon. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grills, Peterborough were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry. Sunday dune 18 - children, please bring your pennies for Tanya. The poet has written "What is so rare as a day in dune?" Then, if ever corne perfect days" and this was really true on Sunday morning, yet only 50 folk gathered in' the Sanctuary for worship. There were some reasons for lowered attendance. As it was diminished in number the Sr. Choir number was a silent one. The Children's Story was "A Joy Forever" when our minister advised his young group to be thankful for the many joys of summer. Rev. Kempling's sermon was to be "Faithful Unto Death" fromn the text chosen in Rev. 2:8-il when to be a true christian was extremely difficuit and even perilous but always rewarcling and in closing oiur Minister's Advise '"You Have Worshipped. Now Begin Your Service. " Ushers were Edgar Wright and Clarence Stainton. Flowers in the memory of the late Mrs. borne Griffin. This weeks notices were Youth Group meeting Sunday, il arn. at the Church 2. Decoration Day at Hampton, 3. Wednesday, 8:00 p.rn. Enniskillen U.C.W. met in the home of Mrs. Hilda Wright. Coming Events - Friday, Sunday lst. Enniskillen Cub Pack participated in a Cuboree in Heber, Down's Conservation Area. 2. Saturday and Sunday dune 17 and 18. Our Committees of Stewards have reserved booths at the Annual Bazaar in Hampton Arena. For the Enniskillen booth, donations of baked goods, etc. should be, left with Marg Stainton no later than 10:30 a. m. Saturday also Guides and Youth Group booth on Sunday p.m. Monday, dune l9th 8: 00 p. m. The Session will meet in Enniskillen United Church. Sumnmer Service -Schedule - will be in effect during duly and August. There will be doint Services -only Sunday in dJuly and at Tyrone for the last two Sundays in August. No local services will be held during the Minister's vacation period from duly 15 to August 15. On Sunday, duly 9th, 10:30 arn. a Communion Service will be held in Ennîskillen Conservation area, and followed b;y a pot luck con- gregational luncheon. In case of ramn the service will be held in Enniskillen United Church. Quin-Mo-Lac Camp applica- tions available frorn- our minister. OBITUARY ELSIE LOUISE ROWE Miss' Elsie Louise Rowe passed away at Nel Gor Castie nursing home on Friday, dune 9, 1978 after 31/2 years of ili health. Miss Rowe was born in Kirby, September 14, 1907, the youngest child of the late Henry and Elizabeth Rowe and rnoved into Orono at an early age, wbere she attended public and continuation schoools and the United Church. She graduated from Bowmanville High School in both academic and business courses. For several vears, Miss Rowe was Orono correspond- ent for the Canadian States- man and after the death of ber parents, she moved to Newcastle where she was employed by J. Anderson Smith Box Factory. Miss Rowe was predeceased by two brothers, Harry and Ernest, and a sister, Ethlyn. She is survived by a brother Frank, Ottawa, a sister, Violet, Thorold, nephews Murray and Irving Tarvis andi nieces Dorothy Payne, Eliza- beth Coryell and Barbara Gregory; also a large number of great nieces and nephews. Private funeral was held on Monday afternoon at the Chapel in Orono Cemetery. Rev. T. Smith, officiating. Interment in the family plot. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnanville, June 14, 1978 13 DU RHAM BUILDING SUPPmiMLI'ES with these Spring Specials. See us FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS for your 0F 25 OR MORE F ireplace Materia Is We Also Supply.Sand We carry a -compiete line o f masonry and pIastering materia Isand a Il types of brick and stone. CEMENT . PLASTER . LIME BRICK . TILE . WALLBOARD ROOFING . SHINGLES FIREPLACES . NATURAL STONE <j, Durham' El .~.Building N ~Baseline e Supplies 401 ASK US ABOUT IT. DoURH'AM BUILDING SUPPLIES 164 Base Line Rd. E. Bowmanvi lie 623-6345 Sat.8p.m..4p.m. 623-6341 Students from the Courtice North Public Sehool attended an outing at the Heard residence in Enniskillen last week where they had a chance to learn about horses and horseback riding. Children attending the sehool are between five and 21 years of age. Nine members of the junior class were in Enniskillen last week and some of them, along with some of the children and aduits who helped out with thie riding are shown in these photos. Students have also gone on tours of farms in the area during other oùings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGill, Staynor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorland, Bowmanville were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue visi ted with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boynton on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Montgomery were Saturday eyening visiturs of Mrs. Lola Ferguson and Iva. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGill, Staynor were weekend guests of Miss Clara Page. Mr.and Mrs. Ken Herring- ton and Kelly were Friday evening callers oý Mrs. Lola Ferguson and Iva.~ Mr. and Mrs. dohn Borrow- dale, Rosedale were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweet, doy and Cory, Miss Dory Brooks, Oshawa, spent the weeknd at Lake Kushog at the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens, Brent, Brad and Brooke, entertaîned the Wright family to dinner on Thursday night, the occasion being Brooke and Grandma Annies birthdays. Miss Renea Burke and baby Sara Woods were also guests. 1Mr. Murray Marshall, Barton, Nova Scotia was a over night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore, Shirley Road. Mr. doe Potipcoe and Miss, Nellie Meester were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe and family on Sunday celebrating -Debbie's birthday. Many happy returns of. the day, Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor -attended the Anglican Church Supper on Saturday night at Blackstock and later called on Mrs. Courtney Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Len Staintoni accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty to the Salad Supper at Pontypool on Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford, Stephanie and Julie, Hampton also attendedf A number from here attend- ed Hampton Decoration Day on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hetz, Fairview Penn. visited Mr. and Mrs. borne Lamb. May attended the Nurses Reunion in Bowrnanville on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadheat- er were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lead- beater, Oshawa. Mrs. Aima Perigoe, Caesarea, was a recent visitor and dinner guest of Mr. and Mrm Ted Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp to the Lion's Centre on Saturday night to the 25th wedding anniversary celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reid. "~Congratulations Bruce and Eleanor." Mrs. Tom Hockin and children, Elmvale, Mr. and Mrs. David Stainton and childi-en, Cobourg, Mrs. Linda Cryderman and family, Zion, Mr. C. Milîs, Bowmanville, were Sunday visitors of Mr. anid Mrs. Len Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and famrily were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and family, Bow- manville. Enniskillen Beaver s accompanied by fourth Bow- manville A-Colony Beavers, and first Newcastle Beavers were invited to a Beaver Picnic held in honor of Belleville's lOOth birthday on Saturday,_June 3rd. The Beavers Meeting will BOWMAN VILLE JAYCEES INO. Hu 1A RACE Tuesday, J uIy 4th 7:00 p.m. King, Street dow 1n to Simpson to Soper Creek Park Contact: Harry Moroz at 623-3662 RACE RzULES 1. Bed must be an actual single bed no.smaller than 5' x 3'. 2. Bed must have 4 wheels - 2 on front and 2 on back. Any type wheel is eligible. A form of steering would be beneficial. 3. Bed must have a mattress, a bottom sheet, a top sheet with one human being (known as a rider) of any shape or sîze between the 'sheets. Rider must remain covered up throughout the race. 4. Motivation for: the bed must comprise of 4 people - 2 at the front as pullers and 2 at the rear as pushers. Rider, pushers and pullers must flot change positions during the race. 5. Riders, pushers and pullers must wear protective headgear. Elbow pads would be beneficial, but not mandatory, in case of tumbles on the pavement. 6. Rider must be in bed and covered up, and the 2 pushers and 2 pullers must be attached to the bed when it crosses the finish line. 7., Each bed must carry the name of the group entered'for crowd indentification. Additional names or signs are permitted. 8. Paraphanalia such as beils, horns, sirens, bedpans, etc. are permitted and encouraged provided they do not enhance motivation (e.g. a sail, if there should be prevailing wind, wiII not be permitted). 9. If there are more entrants than can be comfortably lined up across the street, separate heats wi be run with the winners of the heats running off until an overali winner is declared. 10. Heat, (if necessary) and position on the street wil be drawn by number prior to the race. 11. Each 5 man bed crew must have a'captain or spokesman. Crews cannot be replaced for each heat. 12. To avoid congestion in the starting area, pit crews must be Iimited to four people. 13. First prize wiII be $50.00 cash, second prize wiII be $30.00 cash, third prize wiII be $10.00 cash. Anadditional $10.00 prize wiIl be awarded to the best Iooking bed and crew, based on decoration, colour, and crowd appeal. DOMTAR Tru-Seal Shingles $45069 bundle PATIO SLABS 12 x24 Natu raI1,$1008 24 x24 Naturai1 $2.07 24 x30 Naturai ' $2934 12 x 24 Coloured $ 1.30- 24 x 24 CoIloured $2.50 Colours include Red, Brown, Charcoal Mon. - Fri .7 a.m. -5:30 p.m EINNISKILLEN nd BlD