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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 3,1987 Section Two Restaurant Sponsoring Orono Goalie ■leeketook and Area Nawa by .loyce Kelly Award-Winners from Last Week's Civic Recognition Ceremonies ,J, ___ X .Jr. A.. IS X*,.. ÊKST aSAfsh^ si XX " ' ' All* t f ,-nl .5 Courtice Secondary School held its annual athletic banquet at the Baseline Community Centre on May 26 to honour the many accomplishments of its athletes. Pictured above, from left, Robin Hakula, grade 12, Female Athlete of the Year, Ken Cameron, grade 13, Male Athlete of the Year, and Elaine Barkey, the Most Sportmanslike Athlete. Agrichemicals for a growing world Polyram® DF The new formulation crop protection shield .BASF, fINFOLINE] WEST 1-800-661-9245 EAST 1-800-387-4857 The difference is clean • New, easier-to-handle Dry Flowable formula is virtually dust-free, so you avoid the mess of wettable powders • Protects apples from fungal infections and promotes higher yields of market-quality apples with top fruit finish and colour • Polyram DF mixes easily, stays in suspension and won't clog sprayer nozzles, so you get maximum coverage of leaves and fruit Polyram DF.,. ask your local NIAGARA dealer for it now. ' Polyram is a registered trademark ol BASF AG Distributed by Éi T iM=l May & Baker HiRGHflA BASF Glenn Lanner, Rev. Dele and Anita Davie attended all the see- liooe 0f the Bay of Quinte Conference Conference held in Linduy leet Thursday, Thursday, to Sunday. Ou Sunday quite a number from fflecfritock attended the «pedal earvicecf Ordination and Commiaeioning of Mem here of the order of the Ministry held at Cem- oridge Street United Church. Of special interest to the Blackatock United Church congregation was the commissioning of Elaine Berber and Verne Win*eoi. Glenn Larmer had the greet honour of acting as oneof those who "lay on hands" for Elaine Barber during the very impressive impressive service. Mary 1 Kellogg of Welcome was installed as the President President .of Conference. Following the service a reception was held. After seventeen years of faithful service Bill Mahaffy has retired from the position of maticarrier for Rural Route No.l, Blackatock, due to poor health. Grant and Lome Edgertoo will take over the duties. Better health is wished for BUI eo that be can enjoy his spare time. Speaking of retirements, three of our long term teacher* are putting ■way their books at the end of June. There will bee retirement Tee on Monday afternoon June 15,3-6 p.m. ■t C.C.P.S. In honour of Mrs. Gwenyth Thompson, Mrs. Jessie Gunter and Mrs. Kathleen Dorrell. All friends are welcome to attend this special occasion. Congratulation» to Pat and Doug Sleep on the arrival of a second grandchild - another daughter for Bryan and Gail Sleep. On Thursday evening, June 4 at 8 p.m. the Women's Institute will hold a meeting open to the public at the Town Hall. The special speaker will be Kathryn Station Overly who will tell of her experiences while backpacking backpacking through Europe and Middle East. Sounds like an Interesting meeting. There were ten tables at the weekly weekly card party with the following winners-1. winners-1. Bruce Bright, 2: Pat Fhtrill, 3. Mildred Thompson, 4. Lawrence Adams, 5. Percy VanCamp, 6. Dorothy Edwards, Low - Russell Brown. Winners of the draws were Norman Rohrer, Lu Griffen, Dorothy Edwarde, k Ella Venning. Members of the Blackatock and area Youth group enjoyed their day on Sunday at Canada's Wonderland. On Sunday afternoon Edith McLaughlin hoe ted a bridal shower in honour of bride-to-be Trish Sleep. Debbie Vice and Jean Adams conducted conducted a couple of entertaining contests. contests. After THah opened her many beautiful gifts ahe replied In a fitting manner. The hostess served a delicious lunch of cake and icecream. icecream. Congratulations to Janice Bell who graduated on Saturday in Business Administration in Accounting Accounting and Finance from Durham College. College. Following the ceremony her parents Jim and Isabelle end family family held a family gathering at their home for many of Janice's relatives. The Town of Newcastle presented its civic recognition recognition awards on May 26. Pictured above are some of the honourees, back from left: Audrey Bate, Mario Veltri, Douglas Dewell, Fred Eyman, Bernhard Fleming, Pauline Storks, Gail Rickard, and Wolf Geiger (on behalf of the Darlington Youth Soccer Association). Front row: Ross Metcalf, Joanne McKay, and Bonnie McDonald. Orono Novice goalie, Clayton Rendell, is pictured above with his sponsor, Nick Katsiapis of the New Dutch Oven Restaurant, who is sponsoring Clayton in the Central Ontario Select team 'AAA'. The Rendell family appreciates the support given by the restaurant as well as Paul Henry, coaches, family and friends. Courtice Secondary School Athletes of the Year : v; V - Why Do Some People Only Advertise When They Are Going Out of Business? Sht Canadian £5talesman 62 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-3303