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12 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, November 20.1965 Section Two i i Now There's a Whopper! This five-pound parsnip was discovered in the garden of Oliver Knapp, who lives near Orono. Mr. Knapp brought the giant vegetable to the Statesman office for a photo last week. Cavan Electors Vote in Favor Of Nuclear Disarmament Cavan Township voters were asked to reply to a question on nuclear disarmament disarmament in last Tuesday's municipal election. Electors voted 686 in favor of the nuclear disarmament disarmament issue and 206 against. The question posed in the plebiscite was: "Are you in favor of? Do you support nuclear nuclear disarmament by all nations on a gradual basis with the ultimate goal of a world free of nuclear weapons (and mandate your federal government to negotiate to implement with other governments steps which would lead to the earliest possible achievement of this goal)? Cavan voters selected Wilfred Gillis as their deputy deputy reeve. Mr. Gillis received received 517 votes, compared to 491 for Ben Olan, according according to unofficial results released released this yesterday. In the race for council seats, Cathy MacGregor, Sherman Morrison and Donald M. Pritchard were elected to township council. council. The voting was as follows: follows: MacGregor 785; Morrison Morrison 602; Donald M. Pritchard Pritchard 633; and John Pritchard 440. Fran Fearnley won the public school board seat with 565 ballots, compared to Arthur Kilgour who had 522, Ernst Hadorn with 159, and Lome Trimble with 449. Erica Perk won the separate separate school board ballot with 34 votes, compared to 6 votes for Sam Fudiai Election Results From Man vers Barry Pickering was elected deputy reeve of Manvers Township Tuesday. Tuesday. Unofficial results indicate indicate Mr. Pickering defeated his only challenger, Jim McMullen, 651 votes to 472. Bob Brown was acclaimed reeve and will replace George Neals who will retire from the Reeve's position at the end of the current term. The three councillors elected this week include Terry Staples, with 833 votes; Dean Joncas, with 694; and Charles Morton with 610. Perry Grandel received received 444 votes. There were no separate school board races or public public school board contests since both posts were filled by acclamation this year. M.J. Hobbs Happenings It's been a busy week at M.J. Hobbs. Monday, November the 11th, we had a Remembrance Day Assembly in the general purpose room. Class 82 performed performed a well acted play that was enjoyed by all. Medallions were presented to members of the girls and boys soccer teams. Both of our teams won the Durham area championship. Congratulations Congratulations to all! Grade seven and eights enjoyed a trip to the Royal Winter Fair, November 13th. Afterwards the grade 8's attended Careers 2001 at Exhibition Place. Booths were set up, providing information on a wide variety of careers. Information regarding qualifications, qualifications, salary range ,and related occupations were available. It was an opportunity opportunity for us to research different occupations, and to speak with someone who actually works in the same field in which we are interested. It was a truly valuable experience. Thanks to all the teachers and parent helpers involved. The girls' volleyball team played in a tournament in Whitby on Thursday. Even though they didn't win, they played well and deserved congratulations for their work. Career week at M. J. Hobbs wraps up Friday with a "career dance." Students were invited to dress up in a "costume" depicting their career interest. Don't forget teacher interviews interviews are coming up December 12 and 13. That means it must be report card time already. Good luck everyone and let's make our next term as much fun as the first. Rachel Patrick 83 Lindsay FLEA MARKET ' on Little Britain Rd. beside McLean Auctions CRAFTS, GIFTS, ANTIQUES NEW FACTORY OUTLET J BAKING - CHIPS - FOOD EGGS - FARM PRODUCE SATURDAY-SUNDAY VENDORS WANTED < 324-2783 LINDSAY FREE DRAW for Cabbage Patch Doll We Invite You To Our 11 ■&&&$»* J HOUSE ON FRIDAY EVENING - 7:00to 10:00 p.m Refreshments will be served -- Balloons and Treats for the Kids! Guess the Correct Weight of the DRAW GIANT BOLOGNA • from J.M. Schneidérs. Correct answer will win a food hamper, compliments of J.M. Schneiders, $100 Gift Certificate Chapman's - 2 litre ice Cream Wagner's N$6.15w Buttermate - Buy 1 for 95$ ' Bread Get 2nd FREE! Store Sliced Dutch Imported - 850 g size Baby Edam Cheese ELICATESSEN FOOD MARKET Bowmanville 71 King Street West 623-3541 :. ■ j "Home of Quality" h V. r\.vf- /.t. " .S - v ipilfp • **:* y/* i'., V*.-.I.-if. 1 • ■;vv 1 i™ 1 ~V' 1 /J ! f 1 j BPS8I IF-. I 1| Lf '-F; 1 y r It'® . ■; 1'w/jjj mJUj Hi *0 MM Hi? \ J I l