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§ ne i Shai ~ a dd g ELAS a a ab EE A a ia a Grade eights graduate Blackstock and Arsa News ( by Joyce Kelly The annual Grade 8 Graduation ceremonies were held on Thursday June 26 at the Recreation Centre. the Svening began with a delicious chicken served by the O.N.O. ladies, with grace said by Sheryl Gibson followed by the Toast to the Queen by Scott Sutton. After the din- ner the festivities moved to Cart- wright Public School where Connie Denault served as Master of Ceremonies. Remarks from the Board of Education were expressed by Mrs. Joyce Kelly; greetings from Meet the top graduates of the Class of '86 from R.H. Cornish. . Barb Brooks and Alec Cranmer were voted the two most outstan- ding students of the school, Cartwright High School came from Mr. Eric Fletcher; and Mr. John Hinch brought remarks as prin- cipal. At this point Mr. Friede and Mr. Kitchen led a group in a musical interlude followed by an eXcelient Valedictorian speech delivered by Jennifer Fletcher. Diplomas were presented by their teachers and Mr. Kelly to: John Baumchen, Sharyl Bell, Jeff Benjamin, Susanne Brown, David Browne, Tara Cearns, Derek Channing, Tammy Colwell, Steven Conners, Lisa Con- thanks to their academic achievements, their school spirit and their overall involvement and personalities. The awards are the most prestigious the school has to offer. OPEN: Mon.» Fri. 8to 5 Allen's Siding S PRODUCTS LTD. (formerly Chris Allen Aluminum) REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK REGIONAL RD. 8 - PORT PERRY ALUMINUM & VINYL - tilt for easy cleaning - install in existing frames - casement bay, bow side sliders we & WINDOWS ... and many more styles. 'OE WINDOWS 00 Enjoy the Summer RAINBOW ROOMS surrounded by Sunshine! Call today for more information. Variety of Colours "YOUR ONE STOP ALUMINUM NEEDS" IN STOCK - Siding, Soffit , Eavestrough - 5" Seamless Supply only or Scoely & Install For more information and Free Estimates ... 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Special Achievement Diplomas were presented to: Lisa Duchemin - English; Shelley Frayer - Math; Erica Hiemstra - science; Jennifer Fletcher - Geography; Richard Green - History; Ian Gardner - French; Karen Doyle - Music; Ken- dra Reddy - Art; Unsung Hero - Todd Heyes; 1.0. D.E. Award - Derek Channing; Most Improved Students - Tara Cearns and Chris Forman; Kelly Award, a special new award went to Jennifer Flet- cher; Grant Campbell Citizenship Award - Tyler James and the Dorothy Venning Academic Achievement - Shelley Frayer. The evening concluded with a dance. Mrs. Minetta Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Williams, Kim and Shannon visited with Hector and May Shor- tridge recently. Mr. & Mrs. - Roy Turner celebrated their 40th Wedding An- niversary with family and friends on Sunday, June 29th. They were join- ed by Hector and May Shortridge who celebrated their 46th Anniversary. Ronald Bauer, 8 Church St. W. | Blackstock, has successfully pass- ed the Provincial Life Underwriters and Accident/Sickness examina- tions. He is now under contract with the Mutual Life Assurance Com- pany of Canada. Best wishes to Ron in his new career. Winners at the Senior Citizens Euchre Party were: 1- Vera Fawns, Mary Poots - 2, Margaret Wright -- 3, Lorna Swain - 4, Meta Swain - 5, Ruby Smith - 6, Belle Werry - Low. Draws from the nine tables were won by Ruby Smith, Betsy Staniland and Nerta Masters. Plans are well underway for the: Tractor Pull to be held on Friday and Saturday evenings. Manchester UCW news by Bernice Dobson The Manchester U.C.W. met at the church with 11 members pre- sent. Lila Clark had the devotional assisted by Irene Lamb. "Blest Be The Tie That Binds' opened the meeting. Scripture was taken from Cor. chapter 13 read by Irene. Lila spoke of the UUM.S., W.A. & U.C.W. work that was carried on by an In- dian lady among her native people followed by prayer. Second Hymn "They'll Know We Are Christians By Our Love" Rev. King of P~fferlaw, spoke on his work among the Indians at Curve Lake and closed with an In- dian prayer. Mr. Reesor showed several artifacts found on his farm at Pickering, believed to have been used by the Indians. We will have our bus trip to Klein- burg oh July 3rd. Anyone wishing to go please contact Pat Kings.one. DRAPES -- SHEERS WW Balloon Curtains Valances = Xa HOWARD'S draperies Short Term Deposits 1%4% 30 - 119 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity Min. Deposit $5,000. Special rates also available on other amounts. 8-30% | 30 - 59 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity © Min. Deposit $100,000. VENETIAN BLINDS VERTICAL DRAPES OSHAWA 725-3144 Higher Interest on Your Investments Guaranteed Investment Certificates - 5 YEAR TERM Min. Deposit $500. Interest Paid Annually. 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