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Bowmanville Brownies Fly Up to Guides Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. June 15. 1988 9 Enniskillen News , ' by B. Wright . o , ti he n r meeting Monday, June 6th at Memorial Park Clubhouse, six Bowmanvi ^ e Browntes flew up to Girl Guides. Included were, l:r Katie Katie McCreary Angela Marks, Lisa Von Hatten, Tammy Parkin, Julie Tutack and Amanda Welsh. éSh ^ALL CANADIAN OWNED# SIPCO OIL LimiTED 728-5138 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ENERGY EFFICIENT HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT SIPCO OIL LimiTED Serving Durham Region for 35 Years 183 Bloor St. E., Oshawa 728-5138 Park Events This summer, Emily, Dar- ingt Bals lington, Serpent Mounds and lsam Lake Provincial Lake Park visitors can enjoy a variety variety of special events. Programs ranging from canoe demonstrations, campfire skits, guided hikes through Indian burial mounds, wetland studies, puppet shows, guest speakers speakers and film nights, offer a potpourri of activities for everyone to enjoy. Of special interest to all young campers visiting the parks this summer is the official official Park Pal Incentive Program. Program. Young campers are encouraged to collect bottle, caps, participate in organized organized litter pick-ups, maintain maintain a clean campsite and attend attend an interpretive program. In return, each participant receives a corresponding corresponding sticker bearing a coloured wildlife photograph photograph to place in their park pal folder (which is distributed distributed with the first sticker earned). After collecting all four wildlife stickers, the park visitors automatically receive an offical park pal sticker to place on the back of their folder. You may earn any of your wildlife stickers at any of these five provincial provincial parks-Balsam Lake, Serpent Mounds, Emily, Darlington and Sibbald Point. By becoming an official official park pal, you will have created a safer camping environment. environment. Mr. Dick Howe was guest of honor, Saturday evening at a Surprise retirement party party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Huggins, Cour- tice. Family and friends attended attended from Beaverton, Woodville, Cannington, Fenelon Falls, Saintfield, Oshawa, Carp, Bewdley, Stoney Creek, Toronto, Oro- no, Whitby and Enniskillen. . Mr. Clark Piggott and Donna, Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family on Saturday. Jessica and Lucas Huzar, Oshawa were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron G.Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were Sunday Sunday evening visitors of Mrs. Wilfrid Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Grandberg, Stoney Creek, were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe. Glad to report Mr. Earl Trewin is home from the hospital. Several from the area attended attended the production of the Wizard of Oz at the Oshawa Little Theatre, last week. We were all so pleased to see Nicole Nicole Lowe taking part in it. Mrs. Ted Werry spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. David David Cecchetto and boys, Sudbury. Sudbury. Mr.and Mrs. Len Stainton acompanicd Mrs. Linda Cry- derman to Mr. and Mrs. David David Stainton's, Cobourg, on Sunday for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Avery, Avery, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Avery, Bobcaygcon, wore recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery. Master Rickey Howe spent four days with his g 'J i ays v ■and parents, Mr. and Mrs. ick Howe. Miss Myrtl Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman attended attended the Durham Club annual annual reunion luncheon in Toronto Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty attended the Hampton Sunday School Anniversary service on Sun-, day. Mrs. Mike Haskins visited relatives and family in Bath, England recently. Church Announcements 1. Enfield Annual Worship Worship service was held on • Sunday, June 5th at 7:00 p.m. 2. Ministry, Personnel and Education Committee are looking for a volunteer Charge Secretary - Anyone aÇJJO "«S. , I w* nf.?- »•? Headquarters for Wholesale and Retail Beauty Salon Products 10% OFF All Purchases to Licensed Hairdressers -- Public Is Always Welcome -- 67 King St. W. 623-8858 Bowmanville Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mon. to Fri.; Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. mm SAVE $50°° ON ANY DEDUCTIBLE OF ANY INSURANCE WINDSHIELD CLAIM. LIMIT ONE/PURCHASE. I S' ■ f 19 Silver St. at Church L t . _ . . Coupon expires June 24th, 1988 B2$9 Auto Glo// 852 Successful Performance for Cast of "Daughter's Pride 55 son, Ron Brooks, at 263- 8598. 3. Enniskillen Congregational Congregational Picnic will be held on June 12th at 12:00 noon at the Enniskillen Conservation Area at the North Shelter. The U.C.W. meeting for June was held 7:30 p.m. on June 1st. President Shirley Stainton opened with a welcome welcome to everyone. The committee committee of Lois Nimigon, Marie Marie Sharp and Nellie Groenevela presented a devotion devotion on verses Jeremiah 18: 1-19. The theme "The Potters Wheel". The potter forms the clay in a good shape or in something almost almost useless or even broken. So we can shape our lives, we have to be mindful of the mould we are casting. Nellie closed with prayer. Hymn 240 was sung with Annie Wright at the piano. Offering Offering was received by Nellie and Lois. Dedicated by Marie Marie followed by prayer. Minutes were read and approved. Correspondence and announcements given, some are posted on the bulletin bulletin board for the ladies attention. attention. Joyce gave the treasurer's report. We adjourned to the Sunday School room where Ella introduced three mysterious mysterious ladies dressed in beautiful Turkish costumes. Marjorie Somerville, Thelma Gilbank and Leila Werry. These ladies had a very interesting trip for 33 days to many countries in the east with over 100 other superannuated teachers. Some of the places visited were Aruba, Faulkland Islands. Islands. This was the first group of tourists, since the Argentine war there. They were received with ceremony ceremony by officials, Boy Scout groups, Girl Guides. On to Chili then Easter Island. The climb to the top of Corocou- da Mt. revealed the beautiful statue of Jesus and was worth the train ride and long stairs. Fiji, Indonesia and Lisbon next, many roads very rough and water systems systems very polluted. Fresh fruit and fish were plentiful. The stone carvings in these countries were a work of art using very primitive tools. They visited the Pyramids Pyramids and as with the statues it still remains a mystery how the heavy slabs were lifted to such height. In New England the Maori people danced for them in welcome. Good sheep, | farming here with lush pastures compared. to the almost desert condi- i tions on some/of other isles. Australia ; similar to New Zealand. Indonesia was supported with rice growing. growing. Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and' India. In all these places beautiful temples temples including the Taj Mahal in India. The beautiful pictures pictures and commentating was exceptional. Nellie presented presented the ladies with a token token of appreciation. We enjoyed enjoyed a visit and viewing their beautiful souvenirs and photo book. Lioness Girls Win On May 30th the Lioness Peewee Girls from Bowan- ville opened their season in the Durham Girls Soccer League by defeating Whitby Crupizza 6 to 0. Scoring for Bowmanville were Megan Davies, Stacey Murphy, Jessica Jessica Knoop, Tracy Michaud and Sarah Couch (2). This year's team will be competing in a seven team league with teams from Ajax, Whitby, Pickering and Bowmanville. Bowmanville's Lioness team consists of Kari Hoult, Megan Davies, Karen Seto, Alyssa McLennan, Kim Bates, Jessica Knoop, Mo- nitjue Kraayvanger, Tracy Michaud, Christina Thrasher, Thrasher, Desiree Flonk, Sarah Couch, Daelan Judd, Christine Christine Wese, Carolyn Watters, Julie Axford, Jessica Hull, Theresa Wyatt, and Stacey Murphy. X A '*v^' y - ■ u ' X 0 & 1 t ., Jlf V , The St. Stephen's School drama department re- the above shot 1 prior to Friday's performance. Back cently staged a two-night run of the play entitled row from left: Troy Young, Remi J. Pleasance and "Daughter s Pride." The play looks at the conflicts' Jeff Laforet. Front row from left: Keri VanderEndc, which can arise between parents and their teenage Sonya Roeloffzen, Josee Desmarais, Karen Dillon; children. The successful run was held on Friday, Bruno Scanga and Sarah McDonald. June 3 and Saturday, June 4. Cast members posed for Remember to toast 5 \ V Father's Day Make a toast to Dad, on June 19th, with a gift from the Centre. You'll find gifts for the things Father knows best like hardware tools and sporting goods. Plus cool summer shirts and Father's Day cards that'll make Dad's Day. A gift from the Centre... the perfect way to butter up Dad on his day to loaf around. The Centre for Dad. (OSHAWA I CENTRE 'W The Centre for Me.