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16 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, May 18,1996 PERFORMANCE TEAM 200 HP Vortec 4300 V6 SFI engine, 5-speed manual transmission, 4-wheel AB5, driver's side air bag, side-guard door beams, cloth seats, chrome plated wheels, power steering, tinted glass, all steel 8 ft. cargo box, intermittent wipers, A/vVFM stereo, underrail boxliner for a limited time get a no-charge boxliner and rz.'if t ExâesSiiMXab During the service the Senior Choir sang 'Train Up A Child" and Janice Barber sang the beautiful anthem "Heirlooms". Reverend David Shearman preached a very thoughtful sermon sermon "It Won't Wash Off'. He was assisted in the service by student intern minister, Ron Brittain, who will be working with the congregation until the end of August. Sandra and Scott Tell of, "Smiths' Woods", hosted a family gathering following church service in honour of Shaylyn's baptism. Guests were Tom and Jean Bokovay. Karen Bokovay, George and Grace Durham, Rob Durham all of Scarborough, Jeff and Barb Lockhart and family of Pickering and their neighbours, Connie and Steve VanDeBurgt. Louise and Ron Jorgensen, Gregory and Scott of Caesarea hosted a family gathering in honour of Cameron's baptism. Guests were his grandparents Ron and Peggy Scott and his aunt Jean Mollet of Toronto. St. John's Anglican Church was graced this Sunday with a visit from Royal St. George's College Choir. The members present included Charles Fowler, Tom Wade West, Tim Pyper and Jamie Bcrgstra. Organ prelude and recessional were performed by Tim and a beautiful organ/French hom duet by Tim and Tom accompanied accompanied the Communion. Their moving vocal and instrumental arrangements added a very special special touch to the Mother's Day Service. Many, many thanks to Dr. Andrew Barlow for bringing bringing this group to be with the morning worship. Sympathy of the community is extended to Brenda and George Bryant and family on the passing of Brenda's mother Mrs. "Toots" Ormiston of Brooklin this week. Several from this area attended either the visitation or the funeral which was held in Whitby. There were 11 tables at the weekly card party with the fol- SSâ, Eï French Folk Songs are Theme of Tanglefoot Vera Asselstine, Marie Gibson w and Helen Dotrell. Winners of "Tanglefoot," a quartet which plays traditional French folk songs, performed on e raws were Fr aTwyman, Wednesday, May 1, at the Bowmanvillc High School Auditorium. The concert was Marie Geer' (2)7 tmd Charlie s P° nsore d by the St. Joseph's CPTA. Here, a member of the band demonstrates correct Campbell. ' spoon-playing technique to some of the volunteers from the audience. THE LIMITED EDITION CMC KODIAK SIERRAS WORLD, OF THE FITTEST. FITTEST. 230 HP Vortec 5000 V8 SFI engine, 4-speed automatic transmission, 4-wheel ABS, driver's side air bag, side-guard door beams, air conditioning, AM/FM cassette, cloth seats, chrome grille, rally wheels, tilt wheel, cruise control, power steering, tinted glass, all steel 6.5 ft. cargo box, intermittent wipers, underrail boxliner ■8 Don't forget to use your GM Card Earnings toward the purchase HR or lease of your next GM vehicle. Subject to GM Card Program rules. TD and GM are licensed users of marks. TM Registered Trade Mark of General Motors Corporation, TD licensed user. Get what you want front ^f ONTIA c your Pontiac Performance SmartLease Smart customers use SmartLease, a custom-designed lease plan to fit your specific needs. You can pay zero down, lower your monthly payments or use your trade-in. You Should Know This: "Based on a 36 month lease for GMC C/K Rëgular Cab 1SH and GMC C/K Extended Cab 1SB equipped as described. A minimum downpayment (Regular - $2,226, Extended • $2,996) and security deposit (Regular - $300, Extended - $400) are required. Mileage condilions do apply. Freighl $870, licence, insurance and taxes are not included. Oiler applies lo 1996 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Dealer may sell/lease lor less. Offer applies to qualified relail customers only. Limited lime oiler may nol be combined or used with other offers. While quantities last. $ee your Dealer for details. by Joyce Kelly Congratulations to Harold and Dora Martyn who celebrated celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary with an Open House at the Recreation Centre on Sunday afternoon arranged by their three sons, Ron and Ellen, Blair and Todd and Janet and Todd and Kelly and their families. Many interesting items of importance to Dora and Harold over the years were displayed. A large crowd of relatives, relatives, friends and square dancing dancing associates attended. The Blackstock Recreation Complex Committee is searching searching for old pictures depicting the history of Blackstock over the years to blow up, frame and display in the new foyer of the Rec. Centre. Anyone with any information is invited to call Chairman Blair Martyn or Secretary Wilma VanCamp. Speaking of history, there are still copies of several history history books of this area - namely Cartwright over the Years by Doreen VanCamp and the blue, soft-covered, history of the area by the Agricultural Society. I have copies of both as well as History of Ontario fairs available available at my home. Call for information information at 986-4257. This year, the sunflower Contest at the Blackstock Fair will not have seeds supplied. Instead, contestants should buy their own seeds and grow some sunflowers. The contest will have two sections - one for public school students and the other for High School and adults. So, plant your sunflowers sunflowers now so that you can enter the Blackstock Fair oil August 24. Brian and Maggie VanCamp and Nathan, of Saskatoon, are visiting his parents, parents, Richard and Ruby VanCamp, and other relatives in the area. On the weekend, Brian and Maggie attended Maggie's cousin's wedding in Montreal while Nathan stayed with Grandma and Grampa VanCamp. On Monday Ruby and Richard are hosting a family family gathering. Attending are Louise and Jeff Carrell and family of London, Lois and Glenn McLeod and family of Orono, Lawrence and Jan VanCamp, Brian and Maggie and Nathan and Jill VanCamp and her friend Mike, of Bermuda. At the regular morning service service of the Blackstock United Church, the sacrament of baptism baptism was held when three children children were received. They are: Jamie Lee Nichelle, daughter of Leslie and William Martin, Cameron Ronald, son of Sandra and Ronald Jorgensen, and Shaylyn Jaimie, daughter of Sandra ahd Scott Tell. Help for Seniors The Clarington Community Care Home Support Program is once again offering a variety of home maintenance services to local seniors and disabled adults. These services include grass-cutting, gardening, raking raking and other small tasks that could be accomplished by a student. There is a large group of hard-working students who are registered with Community Care. This service is available to all seniors in Clarington at a fee of $6 per hour if the student uses the client's equipment. The fee is $8 per hour if the student student brings his/her own equipment. equipment. To request any services, please call the Community Care office at 623-2261 and ask for Mark, the home maintenance maintenance co-ordinator.