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16 The Canadian Statesnian. Bowmanville. November 7. 1979 Graduates Return.for Cartwright High's Commencement On Saturday night, the community centre at Blackstock was filled with relatives, friends and graduates of Cartwright Hligh School, returning for the annual Commencement Exercises. The top photo shows the honor graduates with CIlS Principal and the Chairman of the Durham Board of Education, front row, left to rieht. Katie Schmidt, Tammie Demerchant, Valedictorian Linda Duivesteyn, Chairman Yvonne Christie; back row, Principal Gordon Paisley, Betty Jane Taylor, Roy Cowling, Jean Horton and Lois Van Camp. A lovely Indian Summer Sunday was only one of the inducements for attendance at the Sunday A.M. Service. SThe Children's Story was entitled "Signposts" and had many eager listeners to hear about a sign that had been misleading as it was turned around by Hallowe'en goblins. Following the Children's Prayer and Hymn the S.S., pupils and teachers moved to the S.S. Room for the S.S. Period. The Ladies Choir Number was a delightful, musical message in their anthem. The Sermon's topic was "Do This While You're Resting" as our minister explained how the promised rest was flot enjoyed by some because of lack of interest in God. He stated God rested when he completed the creation. He concluded with the urgent appeal to hear God's promise of peace and rest. Coming Events are: 1. Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Newcastle United Church a committee on area Inter- Church Co-operation was held. 2. Saturday, 9 a.m. Plan to take advantage of the Enniskîllen U.C.W. Bake Sale in Bowmanville Shopping Maîl. Ladies:, please bring donations of baked good to the homes of Meta Swain or Margaret Stainton, Friday evening in time for pricing. 3. Next Sunday is Remembrance Sunday in recognition of which a special service is being prcpared. Ail Sunday School Children. are invited to be present as well as Beavers, Cubs, Brownies, Guides in uniform. Advance Notices are -1 Tuesday, Nov. 2th - 6 p.m. Oshawa Presbytery will meet in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. 2. Wed., Nov. 2lst, 1:30 p.m. Enniskillen U. C.W. will meet in the church halh Guest speaker Bob Ann Dickson, vice president of Oshawa Preshyterial I C.W. 3. Nov. 2lst, 8 p.m. McClure night in Albert St. United Church, Oshawa, when Dr. McClure will be on hand to autograph copies of both his books. Available there (if reserved). 4. Nov. 26th, 8 p.m. the Official Board will meet in Enniskillen United Church Hall. Mrs. L. Thompson, Angella and Nichole were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. Pethîck. Mrs. Ernest Walker, Mrs. Rick Davis and Jason Tilîson- burg were Sunday overnight guests of Mrs. Lou Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown and Sons, Bowman- ville,' visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holmes, St. Catharines were callers of Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grills, Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Piggott and family, Oshawa visî ted with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Preece and Jennifer, Oshawa were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, Wright and Betty enjoyed Pontypool Faîl Supper on Friday evening ahndjater called on Mr. and Mrs . Laurence Wright, Jeffrey and Trevor. Mr. James Avery was a Saturday overnight guest of Richie Hischer, Burketon. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were among the family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and Bey on Saturday evening for a Pot- Luck Supper, Betty remained to spend Sunday with Uncle Fred, Aunt Marion and Bey. Mr..and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, Port Perry were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb. Mr. and' Mrs. Joe McGill and family, Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs. Garth McGill and family, Kingston, were Satur- day overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.Harvey McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lamb and Sherri to visit William Lamb on Sunday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Neale and Christopher, Miss Kim Rahm and friend, Orono, were Sunday callers of Mrs. Lou Grif fin. Our Community Canvass for the C. N.1. B. received a total of $10600 and time by Convener Barbara Howe, Youth Group and other assisting canvassers. Hallowe'en has come and gone with our.local "trick or treat- masqueraders gathering in the S.S. Roomn for the annual party sponsored by U.C.W. Stereo March Music was set up by Margaret Stainton. Judges Irene Hischer and Merle Avery had difficulty in deciding the 13 prize winners in 12 classes but chose them as 1. Funniest - a fat clown - Susan Carr, 2. Most Original (a tie) Butterfly - Tracey Pollard and Pretty Lady - Mark Henderson 3. Hallowe'en Witch - Kelly Heard 4. Fairy Tale or' Nursery Rhyme (a tie) Raggedy Ann - Leanne Werry and Bo-Peep - Lee Veitch 5. Representation - Master Chef - Cory Sweet 6 Animal, dog - Allison Heard, 7. Couple, Transient Hobos - Tracy Henderson and Tim Howe, 8. Under 10 years (a tie) Bonneted and Diapered Baby - Tracy Gerrow and Pumpkin Girl - Kim Gerrow 9. Over 10 yrs. Handsome Gentleman - Beverley Stainton. The 40 guests enjoyed a treat of chocolate Dixie cups. Although the attendance was lower than usual the enthusiasm was higher. Shoppers for treat and prizes were Barbara Howe and Margaret Ashton. Report of U.N.I.C.E.F. boxes proceeds next issue. The Cubs and Beavers and Brownies enjoyed an additional Hallowe'en Party at the school on Monday. Joyce and Ralph Virtue have reached a special milestone in their lives ie their 25th wedding anniversary. Congratulations and best wishes for many more anniversaries for them is from all of us. Wedding Belîs rang on Saturday as our church doors opened for the wedding of a young lady from Burketon and her life partner Kathy Archibald and Gary Blohm. ENNISKILLEN NEWS Cartwright High's Secondary School Graduates, front row, left to right, Judy Main, Mark Post, Mark Vince, Laurel Vine, Janet Weir and Tim Wright; back row, Christine Brohm, Ivan Duivesteyn, Lori Ann Emerton, Grace Gibson, Susan Gunter, Brett Hardy, Anne Kristensen and Erie Kristensen. BLACKSTOCK A A The Senior Citizens carci party had a definite Hallowe'en flavor when three players came in costume andi did not at any time admit their identity. They certainly knew how to play cards as levident by the prize list - 1. Clown 1 - 86, 2. Myarion Bell - 85, 3 Doug Brock- 84, 4. Gladys Potts - 84, 5. F. Blackburn - 80, 6. Freeman McCullough - 80. Low- Edna Kerry. Prizes were clonateci for the most lone hands - Adams Sharp - 6, Verna Draper- 5, and a door prize won by Leland Milîson. Â There were 26 tables. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Moore on the recent passing of his mother in the Renfrew area. Last Sunday Nancy and Bob 0 Bryans, Gord, Patti and Steve attended a family gathering at Babe and Wilf Brown's home, A A A ACourtice. The occasion was W ,,the retirement ofhler Dad after 21 years of employment BUY ONE RrO L L AT O Ur%% LOW with Pine Ridge Training Sehool, Bowmanville. He also LOj"W DIZSCOUNT PRICE. . spent 25 years previously with Oshawa Wood Products (now Henry Buildaîl) thers GETANOTHER a present were Rick Alpe, Deb 1 *~I*~I YStinson and John, of Oshawa, FO*NYO EE "N' N \fl Virginia Fairey, Bobbi-Ann, (NA LARGE GROUF 0F SELECTED NUMBERS IN STOCK) Lori and David, Larry Piper, (ON ______________Barb and Vie Hanc, Traci and Vie Jr., Bowmanville, Wendy SOLID EXTRA BRAND NAME and Ben Killens, David and VINYLS SPECIAL VINYLS Cook, Leskard. adDun a râ %5Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, $ 18 9 5 3 mv 6 WO OElizabeth, Eleanor, Elaine DOUBLE OR DOUBLE OR BOLT DOUBLE OR BOLT evnd innter weg ues ofMr REGULAR TO $24.95 REGULAR TO $1495 REGULAR TO $19.95 and Mrs. Bob Petch, Kent and GET A NOTHER FOR ONLY A PENNY'laCturing eo noa wiîî be beginning on Nov. 19. If you are interested in any of the leagues - Men's, Mixed or Ladies' and have not put your e- namnein kîndly contact either Bill Thompson or Mrs. Grant Edgerton as soon as possible. This news column hopes to carry items from Blackstock and the surrounding rural areas. If you have any news please phone me at 986-4257 by .... ......Monday morning. We need assistance from ahl of you so your co-operation is requesteci. A) EGG ROLL SWEET & SOUR CHIOKEN CHICKEN FRIED RICE COOKIE' BEVERAGE B) EQGýROLL GAR LIC SPARE RIBS WITH GREEN PEPPERS VEGETABLE FRIED RICE COOKIE BEVERAGE Mary Makors Bowling November 1 296. High doubi e -Mr Nieuwenhuis 22, 15388; Huisman - 500 (296, 204).MHigh Smith 20, 15233; Hooper 18, average - Gloria Smith - 194. 1552; Moore 141/ 15317;1 Gloria- Smith 194 Mary Sheehan 11, 14806; Ëlliott 9, Huisman 193 Vera ýrendam 14677; Huisman 8, 14541! 192, a cit 9,Rt Junkin 51/2 13946.,Jukin 191, Chris Har.ison Higzh sinifle - Mary Huisman 191, Elaine Elliott 185. Oshawa Monumenît Co. Family Momorials - Markers Ail Dosign and Lttoring Don. by Us on Promises -NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details DENTURETHERAPYCLINIC 36 King St. W. 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