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I ( 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 26,1984 50 Years Ago December 27th, 1934 Pupils who received 75% or over in the Bowmanville Public School Entrance Class examinations for December December are listed alphabetically alphabetically below: Charles Cartwright, Byron Crawford, Crawford, Leslie Darch, Charles Hoar, Marjorie Morris, Kay O'Neill, Tom Rehder, Norma Norma Searle, Dorothy Smale, Kit Storey, Alan Tamblyn, Ernest Ward and Diana Wheeler. Playing a much better brand of hockey than even the optimistic executive expected, expected, the Junior Town League got underway with the Cocos defeating the Maple Leafs 7 - 6 and the Bucks smothering the Dukes 8 - 3 on Wednesday night. 25 Years Ago Thursday, December 17th, 1959 Bowmanville and District Red Cross received a most welcome addition to their equipment loan cupboard on Thursday evening when they were presented with a new modern wheelchair by Wing 420 of the RCAF Association, Association, Oshawa. Taking part in the presentation were Bill Bagnell, branch water safety committee chairman, Don Marsden, branch president, Mrs. T. Wesley Cawker, chairman of loan cupboard, Fred Fernley and Jack Ratz of the 420 Wine. R.C.A.F. Sim anb .. Distant I- Daat Two Bowmanville choirs under the direction of Murdoch Murdoch Beaton will play a special part in a Christmas Day broadcast from radio station CKLB, Oshawa at 3 p.m. Taking part are Mary Jean Billett, Patricia Goode, Lyn Hellyer, Martha Jane Witherspoon, Sheila Thompson, Jill Ames, Connie Connie Brooking, Mary Herbert, Herbert, Gail Hobbs, Donna Rogers, Rogers, Jennifer Brown, Sally Witherley, Audrey Kitson, Sharon Stainton, Marsha Fagan, Janice Black, Rose Robinson, Dianne Biggs, Dianne Ormiston, Linda Steele, Colleen Bissonette, and Bonnie Morris. Bowmanville Baptist Church welcomes a new pastor, Mr. Elmore Boomer, L.Th. who is taking over the duties relinquished by Pastor Pastor Alfred Bell. 10 Years Ago December 17th, 1974 Robin Brown and Frances Frances Beken of Courtice, were presented with Canada Canada Cords at a recent Girl Guide meeting. Mom's Kitchen was officially officially opened in Orono, last week. Completely renovated renovated it is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Matt Snelders. Jane Morris and Lorelei VanCamp have been chosen chosen to represent Canada as Rotary International Exchange Exchange students and will leave for Australia in August August of 1975. Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Evening U.C.W. Meet On December 12, the evening Unit of Nestleton Nestleton U.C.W. enjoyed a delicious Christmas pot luck dinner held at the home of Janice Mac- Kenzie. Following the dinner ah inspiring worship worship was presented by Betty Headon - the Scripture reading takèn from Luke 2: 1-20 - the birth of Jesus. Betty then read a very lovely and Meaningful poem entitled, "A Christmas Alphabet." A small amount of business was discussed and then all enjoyed showing a Christmas craft and explained how they had been made. After everyone everyone had a turn - Christmas tags were drawn and members exchanged the crafts. The evening ended with lots of carol singing. A lovely time was enjoyed by all present. Annual Christmas Concert - Caesarea Church The annual Christmas concert presented by the Sunshine Club, held on Monday, December 17, 7:30 p.m. was a tremendous success. Special guests for the evening were Brownies and Cubs dressed in their uniforms. The church was packed to the door and extra seating was arranged - but - some had to stand. The youngsters were well trained and all performed well r under the capable direction of Jacqueline McDermott. The excellent pianist for the evening was Mrs. Audrey Beauchamp of Port Perry. Their special Christmas show was entitled, "The Bright and Morning Star." A very fine entertainment! Rev. W.H. Crawford led in Prayer. After the presentation presentation the children received fruits and candies - and the teachers each rec'd in appreciation for services - a Poinsettia. One and all enjoyed the splendid performance. Congratulations to the leaders and the children! Caesarea Pot Luck and Euchre For the Christmas annual pot luck supper a fine attendance and most delicious food was enjoyed. Afterwards those who were winners are as follows for the Cards. First prize - Richard Miller with 86. Second - Faith Lawrence Lawrence - 85. Evva Dav- edge was low - 38. Next week the Euchre will be held on Thursday evening evening instead of Wednesday. Wednesday. See you there! PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. ■ Walnut 1 Teak Specially Custom Milling 1 Cherry Oak 1 Maple ' Phil. 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