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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, September 13,1989 Sunday School to Begin in Enniskillen Paintings to Benefit Diabetes Research •s CZj Canadian artist. James Enniskillen News • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe and Mary Lee with the rest of their family had Sunday night supper with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Howe and family, Saintfield, to celebrate Ryan's and Krista's birthday. birthday. Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty, Enniskillen, Mrs. Ron' Clemens, Miss Julie Axford, Hampton, Mrs. Lawrence Wrignt, Solina were among the group that attended a Baby Shower for Mrs. Brent Clemens to celebrate the arrival arrival of Master Bryce Clemens. Clemens. The shower was held at the home of Auntie Lee MacMillan, Courtice on September September 7 th. Mrs. Brian Hall, Bayfield spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. On September 17th. Sunday Sunday School begins. All children children are welcome. There will be a lunch/fellowship time after the service. 1 On Monday September 18th a shower will be held for Andy Piggott and Tammy Tammy Robinson. The shower will be held in the Sunday School room at 7:30 p.m. (South Group in charge of lunch). September 20th - Enniskillen Enniskillen U.C.W. meeting at 9:30 a.m. the meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ruby Trewin at 112 Duke St. Corner of Pine and Duke, in Bowmanville. There will be special music by Mrs. Norma Ormiston and Miss Marquer! te Wright. Mrs. Eileen Eileen Wright will give a paper on study chosen from the U.C.W. Purpose. Bring a small personal gift for a resident resident at Denise House. September 20th - The Charge Official Board meeting meeting will be held in the Enniskillen Enniskillen Church at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 27th - Shower for Michael Brooks and Charlene Hock- ett. The shower will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Sunday School room. (North Group in charge of lunch). There was a happy time at the Bowman Home last weekend when all of Ella's children and grandchildren were home to celebrate six September birthdays and wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Clemens Clemens and Biyce, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Miss Marquante Wright and Mrs. Russell Ormiston, Ormiston, Oshawa were Saturday Saturday visitors of the Edgar Wright's. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Howe, Whitby were Saturday Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe. On Sunday, September 10th at our regular service. Reverend Bonnie Kelly led us in beautiful hymns with Ron Weroski at the organ. The Scripture Readings were taken from Ezekiel 33: 1-11 and Luke 14-25-33. The psalm was number 94. 12- 22. The choir sang a very enjoyable enjoyable anthem. Reverend Kelly based her message on "The Decision to Trust. Our church secretary Lois Alloway requests that all announcements or dates will be given to her by Tuesday Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. Her phone number is 263-2393. 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Bowmanville 623-9955 BECOME INVOLVED TN EDI TC ATTON HIGH LWtlSCHOOL BECOME AN ADULT VOLUNTEER Bowmanville High School is looking for adult volunteers to work with the teaching staff. Presently, volunteers are working in the library and Special Education classes. They have found the experience to be both rewarding and educational. Areas in which volunteers can become involved are Special Education classes, library, sports, clerical work and extracurricular activities. Give it a try either on a trial basis or just come in to observe. Interested persons are asked to contact Norm Johnson at 623-4416. Rangers Return The 1st Enniskillen Rangers returned August 29th from a 19-day trip to Europe. The focus of the trip was a 10-day stay at one of the four Guiding World Centres Centres -- Our Chalet -- in the village of Adelboden, Switzerland. Switzerland. We landed in The Netherlands Netherlands at Amsterdam airport and travelled by train through Germany to Berne, Switzerland where we spent our first night. The following day, we enjoyed a walking trip of Berne and then travelled travelled by train and bus to Adelboden. We were all impressed impressed with the beauty of the country, the cleanliness of everything, and the frien- dleness of the people we met. During our session at the Chalet, there were girls and leaders from several different different countries: Canada, the United States, , Australia. Great Britain, Belgium ana. Norway. Together we hiked the Alps, went sightseeing, shopped and enjoyed Swiss treats such as ice cream and chocolate! In the evenings we gathered in the large common room at the Chalet to sing, converse, and learn about life and Guiding in the various countries represented. represented. Friendships were made which will probably continue for many years to come. After leaving our Chalet, we travelled to Paris and visited' the Palace of Versailles, Versailles, the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral. We shopped , ate at sidewalk cafes, and took a boat cruise on the River Seine. Next we visited Belguim and attended a huge open- air market in Brussels. Finally, we returned to Amsterdam where we spent two days touring the countryside countryside and the city, visiting a working windmill, a diamond diamond factory and the home of Anne Frank. We all thank everyone who supported our trip through fund-raising and assistance. assistance. The Guiding movement movement has much to offer girls and adults and we look forward forward to sharing our trip with others and someday helping other girls and leaders leaders to experience similar trips. Fire Damages House Saturday, Sept. 11, was not a good day for the Johnston Johnston family of Enterprise Hill. When Mrs. Johnson All Invited To Hydro Open House People who live in the community are invited to visit Darlington Generating Station this Sunday, September September 17, from nine a.m. to three p.m. Ontario Hydro is holding an Open House which will include a bus tour of the site, an opportunity to walk through a reactor building, several displays, and refreshments. refreshments. The Open House will give everyone a chance to see such things as the huge turbines, turbines, the control room, the irradiated fuel bay and several several large construction vehicles vehicles and equipment. Displays Displays will include topics such as affirmative action, safety, radiation protection, emergency preparedness, and energy management. took her baby and went into the garage to start the car, around 4 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, a mechanical failure failure of undetermined nature caused the car to burst into flames "The garage and the roof of the house were demolished, demolished, " said Mike Creighton, Creighton, acting Chief of the Town of Newcastle Fire Department. Department. "Oddly enough, the house itself was not damaged too much by the fire, but the roof caving in and the fire in the garage caused the most damage to the house and contents. There were no personal injuries although there was over $150,000 in damage to the building which was still undergoing the finishing touches at the time of the fire. The Station Three (Orono) (Orono) Firefighters organized a drive to raise donations for the burnt-out family at the Orono Fair Dance that same night. "We raised $800 for the family at the dance," said Murray Dennis, volunteer volunteer firefighter with the Fire Hall 3 in Orono. Happy 34th Birthday "Red Bone" „• If| Love Mom and Sisters Private Sale Whitecliffe - Courtice 3500 sq. ft. 'of luxury living, 4 bedroom, study, large kitchen and sunken family room, skylight, 2 -5 pc., 1 - 2 pc., Jacuzzi, southern exposure, walkout to ravine, green belt lot, quiet court, $389,900. Phone 432-7283 A F $ OLD g TORE KENDAL vy JtUtiJNJJAL. V* Lewiscraft Janlyn Kits Custom Designed Dried or Silk Flowers Wreaths Folk Art Supplies End Tables Furniture Woodwork Products 15 % OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCK 983-9875 48 Mill Street Kendal Canadian artist, James Lumbers, is as far as he knows the only artist creating creating "memoiw paintings." These are brilliantly executed executed rural scenes "haunted" by the ghost-like images of the people who used to frequent them. Lumbers who has a stepson with diabetes has derided to use his talent to help the cause of diabetes research. Proceeds of a specially commissioned limited edition edition piece entitled "Side by Side" will go to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Foundation Canada (JDFC). For each limited edition ordered before October 31, 1989, $50.00 will be donated to JDFC to fund diabetes research. research. Juvenile, or insulin- dependent diabetes is a serious serious disease which currently affects over 1.5 million Canadians Canadians and this figure is increasing increasing by 6 percent each year. Diabetes is a leading cause of death by disease in North America. Its complications complications include heart attacks, strokes, nerve damage, kidney' kidney' failure and amputations. amputations. Diabetes is also the leading cause of new blindness blindness each year. The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International was created by parents of children with insulin dependent dependent diabetes. Those parents were concerned by tne lack of money available for diabetes diabetes research. Since the inception inception of JDFI nearly 20 years ago, this international fund raising organization has donated over $65 million million to diabetes research world-wide. The Juvenile Diabetes Diabetes Foundation Canada is an affiliate member of this organization. Our goal is to eradicate diabetes by the year 2000. Lumbers' wonderful new captures a young you QifjU and Qteetuufi.'. Tie M«t Famous laskil in the World Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 Hal Linden, star of stage and television, right and Peter Oliver, JDFC volunteer, volunteer, are shown with the James Lumbers print "Side by Side". and also help contribute to help we can eliminate dia- Gallery, 7 King St. E., Bow- the Juvenile Diabetes Foun- betes and its complications, manville carries James dation Canada. With your The Mary Lucas Intowne Lumbers' "Side by Side." boy travelling down a well- worn path to his Cramp's favorite favorite fishing spot and pausing pausing to reflect on past memories. memories. Says Lumbers, "When I created this painting I wanted wanted to truly capture my love for the outdoors, in particular, particular, the landscape where I spent my summers as a boy." This picture offers those who appreciate the talent of James Lumbers the opportunity opportunity to own his latest work Branch 178 (Bowmanville) Royal Canadian Legion invites the general public to join us in the fun at our events taking place during Legion Week to be held Sept. 17th to Sept. 23rd Calendar of Events: SUNDRY, SEPTEMBER 17TH Open House In the Club Room 1Z noon to 10 p.m. Free hot dogs and corn In the Legion parking lot MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH Open Euchre Tournament Registration at 7:00 in the Upstairs Hall Bar Privileges - Prizes TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH Crlbbage in the Club Room 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH Ladies Auxiliary Bingo, Upstairs Hall 7:30 p.m. Extra prizes THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST Ham Roll in the Club Room - 7:00 p.m. ' FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22ND Pub Night in the Upstairs Hall at 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD D.J. Downstairs Club Room 8:00 p.m. Master of Ceremonies, Sterling Mather Entertainment with a dance to follow. 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