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Sympathy is extended ta Mn. and Mrs. Robert Gatchel on the sudden death of Rob's fther on Wednesday. Mr. Gatchell was Mns. Howard Abbott's brother. Sympathy to you ah., -A reminder to children tgking swimminq lessons at Uüxpool- they begin on àJuly- 9. The O.N.O. bus will leave the Public School at 8:15 the finst monning aftenwands departure time wiil be 8:30 a.m. Thene will be a Stagette in bonon of Kathy Bnyan whose upcoming marriage to Bob tnong on August 4. The Stagette will be in the Bec. Centre on July 13 at 8 p.m. with. everyone welcome. Tickets are available fnom Kathy at 6-4209 or Jean Weinbung 6-5078. -Mn. and Mrs. Lorne Pollon and Elsie Pollon and Mrs. Reg. Smith trom Wynard, Saskatchewan visited Mrs. Alma Taylor during the past couple of weeks. Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Effie Tripp, Tynone visited these visitors. SThe Grade 8 dinner was held ini the Bec. Centre on Wednes- day evening. It opened with grace, the toast to the Queen, O Canada, and a delicious dinner prepared by the O.N.O. --Mr. Hogg, principal gave the Farewell message to the students after which Kim -Hanris gave the student fare- well message. ,Mn. Paisley, principal Cartwright Higb .School and Mr. Williams, Principal, Port Perny High .School each gave a welcome to the students entering thein schools. Greetings from the Board wene brought by Mrs. 'Y. Christie, Chairman. 'The awards were presented. It was pointed out that these, awards are spread anound by the policy that each student is allowed only one award so that pnoficiency does not always jnean the top student. Mathematics was won by Balpb DeJong; Literatune - Bey Brown; Art - Paula Ware; - Science - Vanessa Lewenentz; 'Music - Kathy Clark; History - Doug Arscott; Geography - Pbillp Malin; English - Kim Hanis; Fnench - Jeanette Vagstel; Unsung Hero - Kelly McKee; Citizenship - ,Mr. Welsh presented a new Citizenship Trophy in honor of Mr. Grant Campbell's many yeans of dedicated service in thie field of education in Cartwright. Tis large trophy will remain in the new Trophy case in the school. Doug Grovewon tis award and will be the first name on it. Academic Achievement - Bey Brown; Most improved student - donated by Court Lady Snowbind - Kevin Tnapp; and Patricia ýPostma; Best, Effort - donated by Nestletoir Women's Institute - Wanda Johnston. Each student recelved small corsage or boutonniene. The students wene Douglas Arscott, Randy Bartley, Steven Barton, Karen Bedfond, Dawn Bouillon, Kevin Bradt, Allen Brohm, Beverley Brown, Dwayne Brant, Catherine Clark, Michael Cole, Michele Davies, Janet Dean, Ralph DeJong, Dianna Dobson, John Gandiner, Dean Gardner, josepb Genis, Andrew Goss, Douglas Grove, Kimberley Harris, Debbie Hulcoop, John Jeffery, Wanda Johnston, Lea Kellow, Christian Klemencic, Sandra Knowlton, Colette Larocque, Nancy Leatber- dale, Vanessa Lewerentz, Neil Locke, Lynn MacDonald, Shelley Malcolm, Pbillip Malin, Frederick Marlow, Lisa Mclntyne, Kelly McKee, Laurie McQuaid, Kelly New- love, William Park, David Porter, Patricia Postma, Shanon Rhude, Susan, Roberge, Chris Rooney, Angela Sharpe, William Sturman, Halina Toth, Kevin Trapp, Lisa Tuncotte, Jeanette Vangestel, John'Vaz, Paula Ware, Karl Wilkinson, Derek Williams, Cindy Wilson, Bonnie Winter, Henry Wolters and Jacqueline Wray. The dinnen was followed by a dance at the school., 1The Tuesday Night Senior Citîzens Card Part y had 22 tables with the following results: Isabel Wright -96, A. Timms 90, Donothy McDiar- mid 89, Effie Plowman 87, Muriel Lawrence 87, Ella Venning 81, Lionel Byam - low. Obituary BLAIR GRAHAM A pnomising young Black- stock farmer in is 2lst year, Blair Graham passed away suddenly on Monday, June 25 as the result of a car accident. Blair Howard Graham, who was bora on May 28, 1959 the eldest son of Harvey and Joan Gnaham, grew up in'Purple Hill. He receiv.ed is education Blackstock Public and 11gb Schools and Guelph Univer- sity where he graduated just tbnee weeks before bis untimely deatb. Blair was a member of Blackstock United Churcb. Blair leaves to mourn bis passing is parents, Joan and Hanvey, a sister Cheryl, brothers Mark and Robent. Also is gnandparents Mn. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin. The memoial service was conducted by Bey. Victor Pansons. Palibeaners wene close -friends- Terny Black, Theo denOuden, Paul Larmer, Mark Pehlemann, Tom Wotten and Harold Wright. Interment was at Prince Albert Cemetery. Blair's High School principal and a classmate wrote the following tibute BLACKSTO CK which was used at his Memnorial Service. "Blair may be considered one of the distinguished graduates of Cartwrighit High School. He completed years in 4 - an accomplishment achieved by a very limited number of students. Although hie was a bard worker at home, bis alert and inquisitive mind and his sense of organization enabled him to cope academically.. His sense of humour, bis easy-going manner, his determination and willingnes to work, ail produced a good rapport with staff and students. During his school years Blair was an active and enthusiastic participant in ail aspects of school life, including such diversified activities, as Dramna,'Choir, Chess, Curling, Skiing, Outers' Club and Track and Field. He was not only a participant in these clubs,, b ut a loyal and enthusiastic member, willing to do bis best for his group. Winning first place was not his prime objective; more important to hlm was the sense of accomplishment derived from his having tried bis best. In many situations bis sensitivity about the feelings and needs of others took priority over his own personal wants. As a resuit Blair was very well liked and respected by ail. His desire to learn and his sense of purpose took him to the University of Guelph where hie received his Diploma in Agriculture. His courses were supplemented by his involvement in 4-H and Jr. Farmer's Programs. His ambition was shown in that hie took extra courses in his final year, aIl his courses were chosen with the idea of implementing theory into practical situations. Blair, through his many fine qualities, has lef t us a legacy to be cherished and remembered with fond affection. " Senior Citizens Enjoy Bus Trip Ideal weather, good companionship, and an interesting itinerary combin- ed to make the June bus trip of the Bowmanville Senior Citizens Club an enjbyable outing. Its destination was Niagara Falls. The main highways were soon lef t behind and a leisurely drive through the narrow, winding roads of the fruit-growing district of the Niagara Penin- sula followed. A noon stop was made for a picnic lunch at Queenston in a spacious park beautifully landscaped and înteresting because of its historic associations. In the afternoon, after a pleasant drive to Niagara Falls, there was an opportunity to stroîl around the park thene te view the falîs from various vantage points and to appreciate the famous rose gardens and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark visited Monday afternoon with his sister Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn, Orono. Mr. Edwin Ruthven, Port Hope spent Tuesday afternoon with his sister Mrs. Edna Dobson. Mrs. Ellen Farrow and Mrs. other horticultural attrac- tions. After a dinner in a restaurant at St. Catharines, an uninterrupted ride back to Bowmanville brought a satîs- fied group of Seniors home in early evening. Mr. D. Martin arranged the details,,of the trip and Miss Lilian Smith was in charge of the sale of tickets. Another memorably June day which was enjoyed for many members of the Club was the occasion of a Garden Party given by Community Care for all Seniors on the grounds of the Museum. The grounds were at their June best. Adequate seating arrangements had been arranged, the refreshments were delicious, and the hostesses most attentive. A tour of the Museum followed the garden party. Community Care is indeed an asset to the Community. Jenny Rypstra attended the Community Care Workshop held on Tuesday afternoon at St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville. Mr. Gordon Fairbank, Toronto was a luncheon guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hailowell and Jim. On Tuesday evening, Mr. Bert Trim with Mr. Orme Falls and Mr. Charlie Trim, both of Bowmanville attended the Blue Jays Basebaîl Game at the C.N.E. Stadium, Toronto. On Tuesday evening, the Pines Senior Public School held their graduation exercises. Graduating from Starkville were Michele Bamsey, Jeff Caswell, Jeff Farrow, Bicky Farrow, Terry Hollingsworth and Vernon Carman. Mrs. Bernice Stark and Mrs. Edna Dobson attended the Salad and Ham Supper held Wednesday evening in Kendal United Church Hall. Mrs. John Layng spent Wednesday in Toronto visiting her mother Mrs. Dyer. On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tnim and Mrs. Gordon Trim were in Toronto to attend the wake of their boyhood friend Mr. Jim MeBnide, Toronto. On Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Soucb and Brian, and Patrick Woods attended the lst Kirby Cub Pack Family Night of Games held at Kirby Centennial Public School. Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McColm, Kathleen and Ginny, Oshawa, Mr. Andy Murphy and Mary, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy, Tony, Larry and Theresa, Trenton. Tony stayed for a holiday wîtb his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox, Janetville. Mrs. Edna Dobson was a Thursday luncheon guest of Mrs. Jim Stark. Mrs. Wallace Boughen, Newtonville, Mr. Jim Stark, Mn. and hirs. Morley Robin- son, Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson attended the funeral of their cousin the late Mr. Boy McKay held at Oakview Funeral Home, Oakville on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Jim Stark and Mrs. Dorothy Stark visited Thurs- day evening with Mrs. John Murphy. Mr, Gerald Hallowell, STARK VILLE NEWS moey bacmk warrantyl Another reason why this is MACDONALD FORD COUNTRY. Now there is a"no garnble"used car warranty in "MACDONALD FORD COUNTRY"that can- flot be bettered. If you are flot completely satistied with your Certified Used Car purchase front us, return it within sevefi days for a full refund. Any reason is ... SPECIAL... good reason. For more information cali 623-4481 . I ~2191 1977 BRONCO 4 x 4 $6195.00 1977 ASPEN 4 DOOR 302 V8, Auto, PS., P.B., Ranger Pkg. Lic. MAE 509 1974 PONTIAC 4 DOOR ................ $2895-00 V-8, Auto, P.S., P.B., Factory Air. Lic. HPV 382 ................................3695.00 Slant-Six, Auto, P.S. Lic. LMB 801 1976 F100 PICKUP . $3795.00 302 V8, PS., P.B., Stop Bumper Lic. H70 379 1976 VW RAB BIT... $3295.00 1978 DIPLOMAT .. $A5195.00 Front Wheel Drive, 4 Door Comtort. Lic. KPK 337 1975 CUTLASS..$3795.0 V8, Auto, PPS., P.B., Swîvel Buckets Lic. JYA 119 VB, Auto, PS., P.B., Very dressy Lic. MMK 250 1976 GRAND PRIX .$S4895.00 Full Power Equip. Plus Factory Air. Lic. KMW 346 Toronto spent the weekend with bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hallowell. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobbs, Scott and Janet, North Bay are spending a weeks vacation with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk, Tanya and Peter. Mr. and Mrs. George Cook and Rupert, Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. John Layng and Dyana. Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston, Leah and Lana, Ottawa spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Souch, Brian and Blaine. Mark Rypstra spent a couple of days in Toronto visiting his friend Jason Manning. Billy Todd is spending a weeks holiday in Oshawa with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scott. Mrs. Isabelle Trim with Mr. and Mrs. David Rutherford, Michelle and Mark, Orono spent the weekend at their cottage on Lake Scugog. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fair- bank, Geoffrey, Kathy and John, Toronto moved into their country home for the summer months. On Saturday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Campbellcroft left on a 3 week bus trip to the West Coast. On the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Jody, Dwayne and Heather, from The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 4, 1979 15 Bowmanville moved onto the attended the Cou ples Club Pot former Orme Falls farm. On Luck Dinner held at Kendal the sixth line, Mr. and Mrs. United Church Hall on Ondyk and family, from Saturday evening. Bowmanville moved onto the Later Mr. and Mrs. Hallow- former John DeWitt farm. We ell visited with Mr. and Mrs. welcome both famihies to our Bert Trim. community. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd On Saturday afternoon, Mr. spent Saturday in Little and Mrs. Ralph Bamsey, Britain, and were supper Raiphie, Michele and Andy guests in the eveming with attended the wedding of her Mrs. Ivy Landsfield, Fenelon brother Mr. Arthur Falls. Deschamps, Welcome held in Mr. and Mrs Bob Foster and a Port Hope United Church Mark attended the Martin and the reception following Foster Family Picnic held on heId at the couples home in Sunday at the home of Mr. and Bewdley. Mrs. Richard Foster and Mrs. Brenton Farrow was in family, Gore's Landing. Port Hope on Saturday after- Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeWitt noon and watched the Canada and family, Trenton spent Day Parade. Sunday xwith his brother Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jîm Stark John DeWitt. attended the'5th Reunion of Mrs. W.R. Prouse and Castelton Public School held Charlie, Port Hope and Miss on Saturday and Sunday. On Noreen Prouse, Toronto were Saturday evening, they Sunday supper guests of Mr. attended the supper held at and Mrs. Morley Robinson Coîborne Arena and on and Gordon. Sunday, they visited the Mr. and Mrs. Bernard sehool in Castieton. Deschamps and Christine, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark also Toronto spent Sunday with visited her brother Mr. Mike Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bamsey Moore, Castieton who has and family. been ill. Miss Catherine Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jones, Sixth Line visîted Sunday Cobourg visited Saturday evening with Mrs. Edna evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dobson. Brian Caswell. Mr. and Mrs. Llew Mr. Gerald Hallowell, Hallowell and Jîm, Mr. and Toronto visited Saturday Mrs. Brian Caswell, Bey and evening with- Mr. and Mrs. Jeff were Sunday supper Llew Hallowell and Jim. guests of Miss Norma Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hallowell, Hallowell, Bowmanville. 1977 DATSUN 200SX. $41 95.00 4 cyl., 5 spd, Luxury Interlor Super dlean, only 13,000 miles.