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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 13,1989 Bake Sale in Enniskillen Enniskillen News by B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Brent Clemens Clemens and Biyce, Bowman- ville, Mrs. John Worden, Natalie and J.J. R.R, 2, Blackstock were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Edgar Wright and Betty. The Enniskillen 4H Group completed their "Good Foods Fast" by attending attending the Awards Banquet Banquet held November 24th at the Orono Arena. On December 20th at the Enniskillen School a Bake Sale will start at 6 p.m. and the Christmas Concert fol- ' lows at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thompson, Bowmanville were Sunday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton. A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sante Bortolazzo on Saturday,. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and Ralph attended the funeral funeral of Joy's aunt Ada McMullen on Saturday,. Glad to report Mrs. Lou Griffin is home from the hospital. hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wright, Mrs. Russell Ormis- ton, Miss Marguerite Wright, Oshawa, were Sun-, day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. On Saturday Mr. Wallace Pascoe, Enfield visited with Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery enjoyed the Andy Williams Christmas Show at the O'Keefe Centre, Toronto on Thursday evening. evening. Mrs. Terry Slack and family, Bowmanville were It's fl Baby's World ALL CLOTHING 10°/o-50% OFF Ends Saturday Dec. 23 at 9 p.m. Free gift with every purchase of $10.00 or more. (Limit one per customer) 84 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-3200 Personal Cheques Christmas Hoars Monday - Friday 9:30-9:00 Saturday 9:00-5:00 Sat.Dec. 23 9:30 - 9:00 Lucky Winner Takes Home $1,000... Again Joy Werry, of Enniskillen, thought she was lucky two years ago when the ticket she purchased won first prize of $1,000 at the Bowmanville Lions Club annual Turkey Roll.'But she must have felt even luckier this year when she discovered that her tickèt had once again captured the big prize of $1,000. At a meeting of the Bowmanville Lions Club on Monday, December 4, Mrs. Weny and her husband, Ted, were special guests of the Bowmanville Lions. At that time, Moe Richards presented the : cheque on behalf of the Lions. While Mrs. Weriy's first $1,000 ticket was purchased in her husband's name, this year's winning ticket was in her own name. You might say that the cash was an extra Christmas present, but for the Werrys, it was also an anniversary present, since the couple celebrated their anniversary anniversary on December 7. With the winner in this photo are Club President John Lewis (left) and Moe Richards. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bud McNair. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe attended the Living Christmas Christmas Tree service held on Sunday in Lindsay. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Howe. Mr. and- Mrs. Peter Doornbos, Belleville, grandparents grandparents of Julia McGill, also Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brock attended attended the White Gift service service on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson Ferguson visited for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Herrington,Cameron. The Enfield Ladies Group held a Magic Show with Rainbow the Clown with 48 children and many adults attending. They all enjoyed the evening - Santa arrived and the children all told him what they'wanted. The door prize •of ' à Ginger Bread House made by Helen Làv- ender was won by Sheena Akeson of Enfield, The 2nd Enniskillen Brownies held their Christmas Christmas Party on Wednesday, December 6th with Santa Help W anted With the introduction of our new subscription delivery system within the Town of Bowmanville, we will be hiring 8 new Statesman carriers for Jan. 3,1990 The available routes are... Route #3 Prospect, Second, Veteran's, Lamb's Lane, Elgin, Fourth 35 papers Route #4 Sunset, Vanstone, Summerfield, Third, Bernard, Liberty. 50-61 papers Route #8 Liberty, Saunders, Lorraine 31-34 papers Route #16 Queen Street west of Division 16-23 papers Route #23 Roser, Alonna, Martin Road 38-41 papers Route #26 Albert, Duke, Ontario, Brown, Pine, Anne, Park, Nelson, Victoria, Jane St. W., Durham, Hunt, Argyle. 19- 42 papers , . Route #27 Lambert, Queen (cast of Liberty), King St. (cast of Liberty), Church (cast of Liberty). 38 papers Route #31 Mutton, Parkway Gres., Parkway Avc., Liberty St. S. 20- 31 papers. What will you be paid? 10(1 per paper (for example: 40 papers =$4.00) You don't have to collect from customers and papers will be delivered to your home. plus... If you deliver for an entire month with no complaints from customers, you will receive an extra week's pay as a tip! plus... Deliver for an entire year with no complaints and receive a $100 bonus! If you would like to take advantage of this great business opportunity, please phone 623-3303 and ask for Marilyn. Cana)tan Statesman 62 King Street West Bowmanville 623-3303 Your friand, neighbor and business partner since 1854. coming to visit the children. They sat around the toadstool toadstool and discussed how the Brownies celebrated in Mexico. Mexico. They then formed different different groups - one group cut out jellos with cookie cutters cutters and another group ate their decorated cup cakes, another group made Santa Clauses and another group made decorations out of beads. Then they all got together together for a Mexican Game called Policeman and then they had a Pinata filled with goodies and closed with Christmas Gift Exchange. Adios to all and wished everyone everyone a Merry Christmas. On Sunday, December 10th the children and teachers teachers of the Sunday School put on their White Gift and Mitten Mitten Tree service. Several members of, ;-,ttie Sunday School took' iip' collection and ' did various. parts throughout the service. Annie Annie and Edgar Wright lit the Advent II Peace Candle. We sang beautiful hymns throughout the service. The children sang for their anthems anthems "Ring, Ring Those Bells" and "O Come Little Children." The children and adults presented their White Gifts during the service. Reverend Bonnie Kelly presented the Mitten Tree Story. The Tree was once again overladen with togues, scarves and Mittens. We retired to the lower level for a social time after the service. Announcements: Sunday, December 17th, All donations donations for the Shut In Boxes may be brought in to the church for distribution on December 18th. Anyone wishing to help, with these boxes may contact Doreen Lamb at 263-2656 or Muriel Butson at 263-8428. December 24th - there will be a combined Christmas Christmas Eve service held in the Enniskillen United Church at 7:00 p.m. The U.C.W. Annual Christmas dinner was held at Hampton in the Christian Education room, on December December 6th. The Hampton ladies served a delicious casserole dinner for 41 of our ladies. Our President Shirley Stainton welcomed everyone, everyone, before the programme, Shirley presented Joyce Virtue Virtue with a gift in appreciation appreciation of her work and dedication dedication as treasurer for 26 years. With Ulah Chambers at the piano we enjoyed singing singing some favourite carols. The Committee of Joan Speakman, Lois Nimigon, Alma Rowan and Clara Page conducted the programme. programme. Joan, Lois and Alma read the familiar Christmas Stoiw in a different different version. Joan read a poem "My house is clean for Christmas". Alma read a humorous humorous reading "Farm for Sale - no repairs needed". Lois read from Helen Steiner Steiner Rice's book of poems both very appropriate. A slut was acted out by Alma and Joan, describing the risks and fun of serving a "Pot Luck supper". We had more carols followed by prayer by Alma and Shirley. It was a pleasure to see some visitors who are not always always able to be with us, and we missed several of our regulars regulars who were home ill. Hope to hear they are soon on the mend. SOLVE A CHIME ==. s NEVER GIVE YOUR NAME EARN A CASH REWARD CALL: 436-8477 TIRED OF PAYING HIGH OIL BILLS? Save up to 1/3 on your oil bill... Convert your standard oil furnace or boiler to a high efficiency heating unit with a new MECTRON burner. For more details call HARVEY PARTNER LTD. • Plumbing • Heating • Electric For all your home comfort needs Bow. 623-2301 Orono 983-5206 Zenith 14620 HOME COMFORT Fire Dept. Report Dec. 6. 17:17 Barn Foundation Foundation Fire, Liberty St. N. Dec. 6. 22:32 Chimney Fire, Leskard Road and Taunton. Dec. 7. 21:50 False Alarm, Pickering Call. Dec. 8. 20:27 C.P.R. Tracks, grass fire. Dec. 8. 23:14 Motor Vehicle Vehicle Accident at the off ramp, Liberty Street. Dec. 8. 23:19 Chimney Fire, Middle Road. Dec. 9. 20:42 Chimney Fire, Maple Grove Rond. Dec. 8. 14:43 False Alarm, Goodyear. Dec. 9. 21:02 Chimney Fire Concession 8, Darlington. Darlington. • Dec. 9. 21:30 Hydro lines glowing red on Old Scugog Road. Editor's Mail Halt Tax Increases Dear Editor: I would like to know just how much we are expected, to pay with all the tax increases? increases? First we get vehicle licence increases from $54.00 to $90.00, the Peterson Peterson government gives themselves themselves a 5.5% raise. We are told that we are a municipality municipality in the Greater Toronto Toronto Area. Now, we are told that our municipality (Bowmanville) (Bowmanville) has to pay a commercial commercial Concentration Tax on our parking lots, which means they will be taking more than is collected, so we, the average Joes have to f ay double for our parking, sn't it nearly time that we told these jerks where they can stuff their increases? Also, when are we going to get some politicians who have a few guts and will stand up for tne people who elect them? Maybe there is a better idea, maybe it is time for the people to revolt en mass and demand responsible responsible government. What good are our local politicians when Queen's Park can ram anything up our backsides without a whimper from anyone about it. 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