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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Oct. 24, 1973 Section Two BHS Girls Athletic Assn. Raises $90 at Car Wash On Saturday, about 25 students from BHS Athletie Association held a car wash on the Bank of Montreal parking lot and got chilled to the bone and soaked as they soaped and washed 90 cars to raise a total of $90. Here, they are in action while out on the street, two girls with placards herded the customers into the lot. Those taking part included: President Nancy Jackman, Secretary Kathy Budai, Treasurer Judy Paterson, Sandra Knight, Cheryl Sweetman, Susan Dustan, Pat Self, Debbie Weatherall, Deb Thertell, Mary Ann Groetelaars, Donna Hilditch, Marie Brooks, Margaret Sutherland, Lorie Rutherford, Julie Vivian, Lisa Jolliffe, Pam Colmer, Susan Davey, Janet Locke, Cathy Patterson, Jane Morris, Vickie Cowle, Candy Atkinson and Alberta Weatherall. "Get Your Car Washed...Only $1.00" Debbie Thertell and Debbie Weatherall attracted considerable attention on Saturday as they lured motorists into the Girls Athletic Association Car Wash at the Bank of Montreal parking lot. In spite of the cold weather, the girls did a roaring business. KEN DA L Kendal Women's Institute met on Wednesday evening October lSth. at the home of Mrs. Art Low. There were ten .members and three visitors. We were honored to have the district president, Mrs. H. Bradley of Bowmanville. The meeting was opened b the president Mrs. John 1end erson by singing the Institute Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. The Fun Fair at Solina on November 8th was discussed as to who would participate in the talent dem- onstation also provide the cookies squares or tarts. It was decided our December Meeting is to be in the form of aChristmas°dinner cated to by the Ladies Ausillary of the Girl Guides. The annual convention of the Women's Institute is at the Royal York on October ž4,25 and 26th. It was decided that the Kendal ladies would attend on Thurs- day Oct. 25th. Mrs. Bradley then brought greetings to our branch from the Wesf Durham District. In her talk she told of her trip to Banff in June, giving a day by day account of her experience at the convention. A tasty lunch was provided by Mrs. Wm. Turarisxy. The Novem- ber meeting is f0 be held atthe home of Mrs. Martin Manvers on the third Wednesday of the month. Sunday visitors with Mn. and Mrs. Art Low were ber mother Mrs. C. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gould from Toronto also Mr. and Mrs. Jim Englisb and family of New- castle. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stevens left last Wednesday to visit with their daughter and fam- ily Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton, near Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Mrs. Aiva Swarbrick of Oshawa is spending a few days this week with Miss Catharine Stewart. Kendal United Church Ann- iversary was held Sunday afternoon with Rev. -ofstetter of Janetville being the guest speaker. He also piayed a couple of numbers on the accordian and led a sing song. The guests soloist was ivîr. Daniel Foster of Peterborough whose contribution to the service was greatly appreci- ated. Mrs. L. Farrow of Starkville was the organist in the absence of Mrs. Foster. Later a social half hour was enjoyed over tea and cookies in the Sunday School Room. It was most gratifying to see such a good crowd out for the service. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Keith for supper were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Foster of Peterborough and Rev. Mr. Snelgrove, also Hazel and Julie Wilkin. Mr. and Mrs. Howard How- son of Peterborough were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoy. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Foster and Paul of Newcastle were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Geach. Mr. and Mrs. John McMill an of Thornhill were at their summer cottage over the weekend. Mrs. P. Jones and Mrs. Joyce Smith of Oshawa were supper guests on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott. Miss C. W. Stewart, Mrs. Garlanid Cathcart and Mrs. R. Elliott ateanid a dedmonstra tion on Macrame at the Clarke Township Museum on Wed- nesday afternoon. Thedemon stration is to continue this Wednesday. Master Timmy Bailey of Orono spent a couple of days last week with his grandpar- ents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little. WESLEYVILLE Church service was with- drawn at Welcome United Church on Sunday morning so that the congregation might join with Garden Hill in their anniversary services. Next Sunday the annual thank offering will be held at Welcome together with the dedication of the addition to the building. Lakeshore residents have been making hospital calls this week with several of the local people in Port Hope hospital for various illnesses. Arnold Austin had surgery performed there last week but came along so well he was home again in a few days. Mrs. Percy Snell became suddenly ill a week ago and went to hospital for tests and treatment and Mrs. Arnold Thorndyke went in last Thurs-, day for rest and treatment. Mrs. Bruce Dinner is in Peterborough Hospital. also for surgery. Mesdames T. Wilson, G. Tufford, R. Best, E. Barrow- clough and Berniece Best attended the Presbyterial (Cobourg) workshop held at the Port Hope United church on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 18th. The local unit of the Welcome UCW catered at the sale held at the farm of Peter Moore on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 20th. It was a great day for bot coffee for the winds blew cold. Vegetables from the gard- ens are stored in sheds or other available shelter until heavy frost forces them into warmer quarters. All but potatoes, there does not seem to be a quantity of them anywhere locally. There are few people in the immediate neighborhood have enough to last the winter. One other thing that is in shorter supply this year, is the cluster fly - that nuisance that buzzes around and falls in a cup of tea. cup of tea. Evidently their life history shows the eggs laid in clean earth, the larvae find their way into earthworms where that stage is spent, after hatching from the pupae cases the fly feeds on fruit juice and fiowers and with cold weather, gathers on buildings and crawls in every crack available to worry housekeepers for the rest of the winter. They thrive in wet weather, so the dry weeks brought one blessing. Mrs. Hector Darke spent a fwdays last week with her four sisters in Haliburton. The tip up there was beautiful but high winds had taken many of the leaves by the time they arrived at their destination. Mrs. Clarence Nichols and sister Grace Anderson spent the weekend at their home in Westmeath. Members of Hope committ- ee are continuing their prep- arations for resisting the powers that would make a garbage dump of a large ,section of this area More and more word is being received of other areas in the province which are fighting the same menace or desparately trying to find a remedy once pollu- ion comes. It is not to be thought of that those in authority refuse to rectify the problems, the simple answer is, they cannot. A cardinal was giving Har- old Barrowclough's garden the once over this weekend, He spent a long time there so must have found something not harvested. MAPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Barnes, Miss Grace Barne visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, Ingersoll on Sunday and with Miss Ethel Barnes, Ingersoll and Mr. Harold Parsons, Thamesford who were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes. Mrs. Fred Farr, Toronto, was a Wed. afternoon visitor with her cousin Mrs. L. C. Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip John- son, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Webb, Newtonville, were recent guests of'their parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and Hilary. Mrs. Roy Van Camp spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bennett, Bowmanville, at their cottage at Burns Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brownel, Diane and Neil spent the One-Year-Old on Oct. 28th Heather Jean Brown appears to be quite thrilled about her first birthday on October 28th. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, R. R. 5, and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Avery and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Brown. all of Bowmanville. McRobbie Photography weekend with the folks at the cottage, Mr. aid Mrs. Stephen Doyle attended the wedding of Miss Ann Louise Skitteral and Mr. Bradley Hilts in Oshawa on Saturday. Miss Mary Ann Doyle, has accepted a position as princi- pal 's relief in Preston and Galt schools. Mr.°and Mrs. Mel Shiels, Terry and Kevin, Newmarket were Saturday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver West and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hurlbut from Kemble were Thursday afternoon and p- erýuests of their cousiý. r. an Mrs. Clifford Swallm . Please note that Sunday School will meet at 9.45 a.m. and Maple Grove United Church service will be held at 11.00 a.m. TOWNSHIP OF CARTWRIGHT REVISION & CERTIFICATION ASSESSMENT COMMISSIONER'S LIST SCHOOL SUPPORT ENTRY -Last date for filing an appeal is October 31, 1973 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to section 516 of the Municipal Act, as amended, I have posted in my office, in Blackstock, on October 17, 1973 a copy of the Assessment Commissioner's List showing school support for all persons qualified to direct taxes. Qualified persons are owners, joint owners, tenants, or joint tenants. Please take immediate steps to have any errors corrected. Revision of the list for a change in school support will commence on Thursday, Nov. 1st, 1973 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Township office. 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