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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. October 21. 1987 ■oketock end Aria Nawa by Joyce Kelly Pumpkin Sale Raises Funds for Beaver Projects Hie community was shocked over a sudden passing of one of our native soil, Howard Fonder of Port Perry who lived for many years as a successful successful dairy farmer where the Hoogeveen's now live. Howard always took an active part in the activities activities of our community. Sincere sympathy to Dorothy and their family, Leslie, Brian, Brenda and Bradley, to his mother Mrs. Charolette Byers of Bowmanville, and sisters Lucille, Marilyn and Donna, and brothers Harold and Don. Howard will be sadly missed. Best wishes to Laura Blakney and Chris Train who were united in marriage marriage in the Blackstock United Church on Saturday. Larmer family members attended attended the lovely wedding of Lynn Tenant Tenant and Wayne Yellowlees oh Saturday. Ingrid Larmer and Sandy Churchill Churchill hosted a shower for Joyce Bruce recently. After a delicious lunch, the bride replied fittingly. This weekend approximately forty forty students and faculty members from Emmanuel College in Toronto Toronto enjoyed a taste of rural life with members of Blackstock and Nestleton United Churches. Throughout the weekend some joys and concerns of rural life were explained explained to the students. A tour of some of the local farms and an old fashioned square dance night were also on the program. The weekend ended with a delicious potluck lunch on Sunday. A good time was had by all those involved-students, faculty and residents alike. A large crowd attended the Anglican Church annual Fall Supper Supper on Saturday. As usual the food and company were enjoyed by all who were able to go. Just a reminder that there will be no Sunday Service of Sunday School at Blackstock United next week as it is Nestleton's Anniversary with . Rev. Cliff Waite from Oakwood as speaker. , Curling season is almost upon us for another year. If you are interested interested in curling in the leagues give one of the executive a call or Doug Kadowaki. ' With eight tables at the weekly euchre party the following people emerged as winners : Albert Watts, 2. Mary Foots, 3. Florence Larmer, ■! 4. Carl Gimblett, 5. Muriel Wheeler, 6. Gladys Potts, Low - Meta Swain. Draws were won by Gladys Potts, Clarence Masters (2), and Richard Manns. On October 6 the Blackstock 4-H group met at the church for their third meeting. It was decided that the club name would be "The Mixed Mixed Roughage Bunch." Various .methods of cooking carrots were tried and the evening concluded with a sampling of stir fry fall vegetables. For anyone involved in the Fair . Board the District Meeting will be held in Lindsay on Thursday. If you are interested in attending, please phone Roily or Joyce. Cartwright High School Students itnight be shaking in their boots this ■week. Parents night will be held on Thursday, October 22. A Parents Advisory Meeting will be held on October October 27. . The Cartwrjght High students are once again running a citrus fruit campaign as well as a Christmas ornament ornament sale. If you are interested in purchasing some of their wares contact contact a student or phone the school who will make some arrangements for you. If you find yourself with some free time on your hands these past few fall evenings and are looking for interesting interesting reading, Cartwright History books and Doreen Van- Camp's book are still available. For your copy contact me. At the YMCA Floor Hockey this week the Junior Yellow Team whomped the Red Team by a score of 9-3. Scoring for the yellow team were Brenda Tromans (3), Jason Logan (3), Luke Camaghan (2), and Brad Morton (1). Tommy Waters scored the red teams three goals. In a closer game, the Senior Yellow narrowly beat the Red team 7-6. Scorers for the yellow-Mike Leach (2), Mark Simmons (2) John Ford (2) , and Brendon Agnew (1). Daryl Dutkewich (3), and Mike Hepburn (3) scored in the Red's fight for the victory. On Tuesday, October 13 the afternoon afternoon unit, of the U.C.W. held their meeting at the home of Thelma Wright. Dessert of pumpkin pie and whipped cream was served. Grace Hall unit leader opened the meeting with the Roll Call which was answered with a Thanksgiving poem. The minutes were read and the business part of the meeting discussed. It was reported that the food collected by the Nestleton and Blackstock United Churches was delivered to the Salvation Army in Oshawa and was gratefully received. received. Further collection will be made the third Sunday of each month at Blackstock United Church. Dora Martyn had the program and told of their trip to Norway this summer showing slides and a map of the route they had taken. Worship was given by Jean Adams- "Now is the time to come alive to the God who creates us, redeems us and frees us." The hymn "Lord Jesus Friend of Women" was sung. The meeting closed with dedication dedication and benediction. On Friday evening some local residents had the rare privilege of observing the toping and activities behind stage of the Tommy Hunter Show in the C.B.C. studio in downtown Toronto. Those going were Eileen and Harold McLaughlin, Lula Faint, Kathleen and Albert Watts, Jean Trewin, Helen and Margery Bradbum, Ruby Trewin and Jean Slemon. Several from this area enjoyed the Saturday evening show of Mike Mandel in Port Perry. Kathleen and Albert Watts entertained entertained on Thanksgiving. Guests were Harry and Bertha McLaughlin and Mabel and Fred Dayes. Out of town guests were cousins Edith and Gordon Eaton from the London area. Mabel and Fred Dayes have now departed from their home farm which has been sold and have taken up residence in a new home in Port Perry. Best of luck to you both! Sincere sympathy is expressed to Bob Wheeler and family with the passing of Mrs. Shirley Wheeler on Sunday evening. Cartwright High School held a very successful bottle drive on Friday Friday afternoon and would like to thank the community for their v support. Nancy Bryans was among 85 guests attending the 2Sth Anniversary Anniversary of the U.C.W. She enjoyed seeing seeing familiar faces from the past. Friday lunch guests of Nancy & Bob Bryans were Marg and Alf Tomchishen, Scugog Island. Babe Brown, Oshawa was hostess of an October birthday celebration with all five daughters and six granddaughters, Nancy Bryans, Patti Alpe, and Debbie Bryans were guests. ■ ■. ■ v gtir ■ Not many drivers could resist stopping for this group Saturday. The First Hampton Beavers, and their helpers, were selling pumpkins on Taunton Road to raise money for their special events fund. The Beavers planted and harvested the pumpkins themselves. Seated (left to right) are: Barb Pokorski, Gordon Ervin, Matthew Hester, and Kris O'Reilly who is sitting on Greg Kearns lap. Standing arc Rainbow Rainbow the Clown and Richie Kearns. Successful Bazaar at St. Joseph's Church The St. Joseph's Catholic Church Bazaar was a great success last Saturday, with a variety of crafts, baked goods and fresh vegetables being scooped up shortly after the doors opened at 11:00 a.m. This table of crafts was just one of the many tables of home-made items for sale at the bazaar. N ewcastle-Newton ville School Report School pictures were taken taken on Friday, October 16th and retakes will follow in four to five weeks. Call the school if you have any problems problems or questions (987- 4262). The Gideons will be visiting visiting the school on Tuesday, October 20th, for all the grade five students. Hot Dog day is Wednesday, Wednesday, October 21st for all students students of Newcastle Campus. The students really enjoy this day which is made possible possible by Parent Volunteers. The Newcastle P.L.C. will be having a meeting at 1:30 p.m. October 21st. Crafts from the Newtonville P.L.C. will be on display, so please plan to attend. Friday, October 23rd is our Professional Activity Day. All teachers will be attending attending workshops at Port Hope and Cobourg. On Monday, October 26th Newcastle campus will be showing the movie "Digby". All students are invited invited to attend. Newtonville Campus P.L.C. wishes to thank Mrs. Cora Nickelchok for the donation donation of a mouse doorstop for their lottery. Her generosity generosity is much appreciated. Tne P.L.C. is sponsoring craft work shops starting October 29th through to De- Diamonds are for now and forever. té Specially Priced! M atchless 14K gold stunningly set with all diamonds or diamonds and rubies, sapphires or emeralds > Our Christmas stock has now arrived...use our layaway plan and save! Hooper's Jewellers jjj) ' 39 King Street West A Sign , Bowmanville You Can Trust Telephone 623-5747 cember 3rd. If you are interested interested in making mice, hats, table arrangements and other other crafts please call Susan Barton 786-2756 or Lonna Brobbel 987-4376. Newtonville students are happy to see the new sand in the logged area thanks to a generous parent. WITCH WITCH by Michelle Michelle Alldread, grade 2 Witch witch where do you fly. I fly under the sky. Orono Figure Skaters Pass Badge Tests Now that skating has had a few weeks, groups are organized organized and skaters are hard at work learning new skills and f racticing others. The fol- owing skaters have achieved the goals of the badges that they were working working on. Amanda Dobson has passed her Beginner badge and Melonie Allin has passed her Novice II badge. Parents may watch for their child's name in this coloumn and by the badges from Darlene Read, Canskate Chairman. On Thursday of this week you will receive a newsletter and order form for our cheese drive. This is the single single largest fundraiser for our club. We will once again be getting the cheese from Ivanhoe as we have been very pleased with the quality of it in the past. Almost everyone everyone buys cheese for their family each week so that it is not an added expense as non consummable items may be. Cheese can be frozen if it is going to be cooked and several several blocks of mozzerella in the freezer are always handy for pizzas or lasagna. Other cheese may be frozen and used for sauces later. Please support our drive by buying cheese and asking vour friends if they would like to order. For the past two years we have had people ask for another another order of cheese after our drive was over. Therefore Therefore this year we are going to do a double order. If you have sold all your tickets on the weekend at Harbour Castle Hilton/or the rocking chair donated by the Pine Hut please hand them in to Shelley Allin at the rink. It would be great if all our tickets were sold. The more successful our fundraisers are the fewer we have to do. Remember to plan to attend the dance November 14 at the arena. This is when the draw will take place on the above items. Soccer Results The girls' senior soccer team has also had its share of practice. On October 6 they challenged the boys' team to a game. The boys took the game with a score of 7-0! On October 13 the girls played the Pines. After a good workout our girls won the game with a final score of 2-1. Bernice White and Alison Alison Macko were the goal scorers in this game. The conch who helped lead the g irls to this victory was Miss allnntyne. The boys' soccer team is well under way and in good shape too. On October 15 they took their abilities with them to the Pines and left with a win. The only goal of the game was scored in the first half by David Hartford. Mr. Coles, their conch, is really proud of his boys. Karon Samis. Witch witch what do you drink. I drink lots of ink. Witch witch what do you eat. I eat lots of treats. Witch witch where do you sleep. I sleep in my little red jeep. PUMPKIN by Harper, grade 2 Julie Once upon a time, the day before Hallowe'en I was in the country on a pumpkin farm. All of a sudden sudden a pumkin spoke to me. He said "My name is Perer Pumpkin and while'you are alone why don't we play some games?" I got a little scared. I ran as fast as I could but I fell. I felt like I was going to bo caught but I got up and ran again. But guess what? I came to another another pumpkin farm. The farm was really scary because because the pumpkins stared at. me and made noises. I said "go away". But the E umpkins did not obey me. o I ran again, but they caught up to me. I tripped. I did not get caught because when I went down, the pumpkin fell down too. I got up and ran and ran and ran and ran and ran . Boy, was I happy that was over! WITCH'S BREW TAKES by Melissa Todd 2 cups of orange juice, 1 cup of lemon juice, 4 cups of apple cider, 1 cup of icing sugar Mix everything together as in a big jug. While you are stirring, chant in a deep deep voice. Say! Andy, Dandy Dandy Fiddle, Foo; Happy, Yap- py Witch's Brew ■ v . , ... & - . y ■ ' 60 Club Holds Hot Luncheon On Wednesday, October 14, at the Tyrone Orange community community hall the 60+ club held their monthly hot luncheon. There were 42 people who sat down to a piping hot diner diner of meat and potato pies Which were quickly consumed. consumed. Everyone brought a hearty appetite with them which we were very happy to see. The dinner was topped off with tea, cakes and wnipped cream. There was 13 tables of cards with the following results: results: High Ladies-Myrtle Gimblet 84, High Men's- Aileen Turner 87, Low La- dies-Agnes Schofield 49, Low Men's Verna Chamber- lain 48. Next hot lunch November 11th, all are welcome. Submitted by Ann Park. ^Jfairport S)ty.ttncf LADIES' & MEN'S CUSTOM PERM SPECIAL $35.00 . 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