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> Blackstock and Area Happenings The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, September 22, 1993 17 Parking Lot Barbecue Kicks Off Legion Week Activities by Joyce Kelly Henry and Muriel Wottcn enjoyed a bus tour to Branson Missouri recently, recently, This is becoming a great centre centre for Western stars and many interesting interesting points to visit. Happy to report that Milch Truax is well on the road to recovery after his tonsil surgery last Monday. Parents, please give me a call regarding regarding the location of your post secondary secondary student, as well as the course and year. This area has many students students working hard at many courses and I will be putting the list in next week's column. Please give me a call at 986-4257. A set of prescription glasses in a case was found on Greensboro Avc. last week. If you arc missing your glasses, call 986-0053 to claim them. . There were 11 tables at the Tuesday Tuesday evening euchre party with the following winners - Grace Passant, Norman Rohrcr, James Emcrton, Lorna Swain, Ncrta Masters, Meta Swain and Florence Larmcr. Lucky draws were won by Richard Manns, Ruby Cochrane, John Archer, Ncrta Masters, Betsy Staniland and Faith Lawrence. Elizabethville W| Holds Meeting in September i; On Tuesday afternoon nine mcm- > hers met at the home of Margarette Walker for our September meeting. •; Last meeting was in June. The. presi- " dent, Irene Beatty, presided and Bcr- :■ tha Trcw acted as secretary in the ab- ;; sence of Lota McAllister. The roll ; call was, Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me, and motto \ was Profit from past events. Several items of business were discussed and i; letter's read. We had an invitation to a fashion ! show at Millbrook September 29 and ' we discussed our convention October 22 and 23 at Howard Johnson's Hotel !» in Scarborough. Plans were made for some to attend. The program was prepared by E.- ' Thickson on international affairs. I One item was on C.N. rail shipping ;! crustaceans to Japan through building : refrigerated cars to take them to Port !" of Vancouver and Halifax to ship to ■" Japan and Europe that was cheaper :: than shipping through Panama Canal. ;;; One paper was on the work of the as- ■^1; _ sociatcd country Women of the v NWorld that I belong to. x In 1994 it will be International !; year of the Family. Lunch was served at. the close by our hostess. Next meeting October 5 a quilting and dinner. Not too many were at Seniors, several seniors arc either on holidays I! or going on them. Sunday, our church service was at ! the church yard where a bonfire was ; heating a pot of water for a com ; roast. The 9 o'clock service had been cancelled. At 5 p.m. Reverend i opened the service with prayer and ! singing. Beryl Cruise played the or- : g an. We sang several hymns during .. j the service and one of the elders read 1' the scripture Luke 15:1-10. 1 Reverend Sedgwick's message was Those Joyful Angels from the j : scripture Luke. He told about getting !■ a church calendar one time with an- '! gels on each picture. Forty-three of i; them, and he asked how many had joyful faces and the answer was v none. He went on to compare how Jc- . sus found tlic lost sheep and the Phar- x isccs grumbled about it and Jesus ' •' said I'm happy I found the sheep. Let , 1 us celebrate. There will be more joy ■ in heaven over one sinner who rc- > penis than over the ninety-nine rc- C spcctablc people who do not need to i:; repent. After the service we enjoyed com, !» home made buns and shaved pork ;» with trimmings, and apple pie and ice ' cream. Four members of the Hope ; Pastoral Charge played and sang many numbers for us. Susan Peacock thanked everyone for their help and said that from the questionnaires passed around in the early summer, it was decided that we would enjoy this type of service or family outings. The topic through all of the entertainment was stressing Family of the church. Many in the area attended the Orono Fair over the weekend. Irene Beatty and Evelyn Burton visited Mary Trcw in Millbrook last week. Museum Receives Operating Grant Of $13,496 from Ministry of Culture The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Recreation has approved a 1993 operating grant to the Bowmanvillc Museum in the amount of 513,496. Museum Curator Charles Taws said the money would he used to help with the day-to-day operations of the museum. The museum has been an annual recipient of the operating grant, but must apply for the funding each year and give documents to support its request. "1 am very glad to see that the Bowmanvillc Museum was one of the 200 museums chosen to receive this grant," said Durham East MP (lord Mills. "Museums provide the community with its heritage." The operating grant program for museums has been in the Ministry for over 25 years. "I'm sure that the Ministry will continue to provide museums with operating grams for many years to come, Mr. Mills said. Alyson Wcstheuser leaves for St. Catharines to day for another year at Brock. Lesley phoned on the weekend weekend and is settling in nicely and has met some other girls. Juno Moore is home from the hospital hospital but has two appointments with doctors this week. Evelyn and James attended the ball game, Margarette Walker was also there. This will be a busy week for many of our local folk with the annual Ploughing March being held this week near Walkerton and the annual Lindsay Fair also on. A 4-H Sewing Club will be held Thursday, September 30 at 7 p.m. at the Blackstock United Church for anyone in high school. Members must have access to a sewing machine. machine. Please bring pins, scissors and a tape measure to the first meeting. If you need further information, call cither cither Janice Bcechcy 986-0035 or Barb Byers 986-5112. Gerald and Joyce Kelly attended the wedding of their niece, Leigh Ann Kelley to Michael Brown at SouthHampton, Ontario. The reception reception was held in Port Elgin. On the way back and forth we visited three fall fairs - Hanover, Chatsworth and Shclboumc, which we found very interesting. interesting. Best wishes arc extended to Done- van Smith and Trudy Poisson who were married in Trillium Trails on Saturday, September 18 at noon on a beautiful afternoon. On Sunday, Dwayne Bryant and his fiancee Carol Jordan were guests of honour at a family shower held in Brooklin at the Oddfellows Hall. Andrea Weir spent a few days visiting visiting her daughter Janet and Jerry Collins last week. Legion Week began on Sunday, September 19, with a noon-hour barbecue at the Legion parking lot. A steady stream of customers enjoyed the free hotdogs, com and soft drinks. The Legion Week continues continues throughout the remainder of the week. There is a bingo tonight, a meat roll on Friday evening and a dance on Saturday. I lli 1992 Cadillac Eldorado Beige, Touring Coupe, mint, 42,000 km. % 1993 Cavalier RS Black, V6, air, loaded, 25,000 km. 813.800. 1992 Cavalier RS White, V6, air, auto, 48,000 km. 810.900. 1992 Cavalier Wagon Blue, air, auto, 19,000 km. 811.900. 1991 Pontiac Sunbird LE Blue, air, auto, 30,000 km. 89.995. 1991 Cavalier White, air, auto, 10,900 km. 87.500. 1990 Cavalier Silver, auto, 29,000 km. & 1991 Cavalier Blue, air, auto, 72,000 km. 87.005. V'OiV: v 1991 Cavalier Groy, air, auto, 38,000 km. $8.995. 1988 Pontiac Sunbird Black, auto, air, 50,000 km. 80.905. 1989 Cavalier RS Maroon, air, auto, 109,000 km. $5,498. 1993 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. White, loaded, blue leather, 15,000 km. $33*900. 1993 Olds Delta 88 Maroon, loaded, 19,000 km. 823.000. ■ > 1992 Olds Delta 88 Silver, loaded, 55,000 km. 819,900. 1991 Bonneville SSE Black, loaded, 56,000 km. 819.900. 1992 Lumina Euro Blue or Grey, loaded, 23,000 km.. 816.900, A. 1990 Pontiac 6000 White, V6, loaded, 77,000 km. mm 1990 Caprice Classic Maroon, loaded, 50,000 km. 814.900, 1992 Beretta GT Blue, loaded, 36,000 km. 815.900. 1990 Cutlass Supreme Int. Rod, V6, loaded, 68,992 km. $13.900. 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix Maroon, VG, lonclod, 70.000 km. 810.900. 1987 Bulck LoSabre Ltd. Dk. Groon, loaded, 112,000 km. 87.996 1993 Grand Prix White, loaded, 20,000 km. $17.500. 1993 Olds Achieve Red, loaded, 23,000 km. 817.500. ' 1 y A ■ ■ t, -- 1993 Buick Regal Dk. Blue, loaded, 21,000 km. 820.900. 1992 Lumina Z34 White, loaded, 45,000 km. 818.900. 1992 Olds Cutlass White, loaded, mint, 28,000 km. $19.900. 1991 Buick Regal Blue, V6, loaded, 77,000 km. $14.900. .•JEU» 1991 Pontiac Tempest LE Grey/Silver, loaded, V6,52,000 km. 810.900. 1992 Lumina Maroon, V6, loaded, 65,000 km. 812.900. 1989 Pontiac 6000 Groy, VG, air, 65,000 km. 89.995. 1989 Olds Clora Oluo, G cyl„ air, 05,000 km. 89.995. C9 '*1 is® 9 1987 Olds Delta 88 U. Ditto, VG, loadod, 11-1,000 km, 89.995. 1993 Astro CL Teal/Teal, loaded, 37,000 km. $21.500. 1991 Safari SLT All wheel drive, blue, loaded, 71,000 km. $19.900, 1992 Blazer White, loaded, 65,000 km. 919.900. 1992 GMC Jimmy Blue, loaded, 69,000 km. 819.999. 1989 Astro Maroon/Silver, 104,000 km. 912.900. 1986 Dodge Caravan Brown, loaded, 109,000 km. 97.995. iüzükï Green, 5 sp„ 20,000 km. 810.900. 1990 Astro Maroon, V6. air, 64,000 km„ 913.900. 1986 Regal Bolgo. V8. loadod, air, 106,000 km. 95.999, ***** 1990 Clora Groy, loadod, 71,000 km. nov Sprint Rod, auto, 09,000 km, 84.490. 1993 Astro LT Maroon, loaded, buckets, mint, 21,000 km. $23.900. 1992 GMC Safari Grey, loaded, 7 psg„ mint, 31,000 km, $20.900. 1991 S10 Ext. 4x4 Black/Grey, loaded, 42,000 km. 814.900. 1991 Cavalier RS Black, V6, loaded, 55,000 km. 99.995. 1988 GMC 3/4 Blue, V8, auto, cap. 98.995. 1992 Geo Storm Black, air, 5 sp„ 18,000 km. $10.900. 1992 Tracker Silver, 5 sp„ 5,000 km. 1,990. 1988 Pontiac Firefly " Red, 5 sp„ 60,000 km, 84.995. B 1987 Chevette Brown, 5 sp„ only 46,000 km, 83,995. 1987 Olds 88 Dluo. loaded, 114,000 km, $6.995. mi 1980 Olds 98 Maroon, VO, loadod, 169,000 km. 83,995.