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i 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 5,1990 Enniskillen Residents Getting Ready for Xmas Tenderfoots Welcomed to Girl Guide Company Enniskillen News by B. Wright ; Church Announcements: * Enniskillen Cookbooks jare still available and now, •Church Plates are also avail- 'able from Joy Werry 263- •2383, Barb Howe 263-8868 ;or Ella Bowman 263-8466. !Cost is $12 per plate. ' Our White Gift and Mit- !ten Treè service will be held •on December 9th at 9:45 "a.m. Please feel free to bring ■gifts for Denise House and •the Hostel Services and /leave them at the back of ■ the church. Your non food [■wrapped gifts should be la- . belled with who the gift is ;for (e.g. child, male, 8-10 l ears). Mittens and other nitted items will be placed on the tree on this day. Enfield Christmas Carol Nativity service Dec. 9 at 2 o'clock. Everyone is welcome. welcome. Refreshments following. following. Enniskillen U.C.W. Pot Luck Luncheon will be held at 12 o'clock on Wednesday, Dec. 12th. Everyone is Welcome. Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin were recent visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clarence Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Le- vick and Kevin were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stuart Lamb. Miss Betty Wright spent the day with Miss Bev Wright on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson to the funeral of the late Mrs. Irene McKee of Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wearn, Peterborough, were Monday overnight visitors of Clara Page. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian McGill and Julia on the birth of a daughter and sister, Andrea Dawn; a new granddaughter for Mr. ana Mrs. Keith McGill. Alison and Paul Comelli- er spent the week-end with their Aunt Gaby Hart, Whitby. Whitby. Happy 90th Birthday Wesleyville News by E. Barrowclough Congratulations to Mrs. Florence Reeve who celebrated celebrated her 90th birthday on Wednesday, November 21st. She was entertained on Saturday, Saturday, 17th, with a family party at her daughter's and pad many callers during the •week, including former neighbour, Jean Hall, now of Cobourg area. On the actual day, she received lovely red roses from the Welcome choir, was out for lunch and had the evening meal with the Franke's at Zion. During ;the church service at Welcome Welcome United • on Sunday, Nov. 18th, there were more good wishes with a solo in her honour by Barbara Croft, "0, daughter of Zion, rejoice." Rev. Sedgwick voiced the appreciation of all for her 50 years of service to the choir and other service to her church. Margo Franke pinned a red rose on her shoulder and John Groeneveld added his congratulations congratulations and best wishes to those already expressed. The choir sang Happy Birthday Birthday to a new tune and "All in an April Evening," one of her favourite songs. After the service, all of the congregation congregation enjoyed birthday cake and ice cream. Personal message was on the beautifully beautifully decorated cake and everyone had the opportunity opportunity of expressing good wishes. Margaret Marsh, a dear friend from Baltimore, was delighted to be present. Nine ladies attended the regular gathering of the neighbours' club at the home of Mrs. Aileen Henderson in Morrish on Wednesday, Nov. 21st. Aileen took the members on a tour of the British Isles where she had been during the summer. Her slides and commentary provided good entertainment entertainment and education. There has been a rash of accidents lately. This writer took a tumble, injuring a knee, but no broken bones, Verna Austin fell on the stairs while at daughter Valerie's and received a ' painful bump on the head and most serious, Marion Marvin fell, breaking both (to PIONEER* ~ LISTEN! (ID PIONEER STEREO SALE! Receivers starting at: <289°° "You don't haue to leaue town for a good deal!" ' ' DURHAM Tli S' ANTENNA 151 Liberty St. S. Boivmanullle 623-9955 bones in her arm above the elbow. It is hoped all will be recovered soon. Ruth Connelly and Inez- Symons attended the Friends of Music Concert in Port Hope United Church on Friday evening, Nov 23rd, and enjoyed the piano recital recital by Louis Lorkie very .much. Ruth also attended the concert "Coming Into Christmas," by the La Jeunesse Jeunesse singers of Northumberland, Northumberland, at Trinity United Church in Cobourg, on Sunday Sunday afternoon, Nov. 25th. Elizabeth Groeneveld is one of the singers. Welcome United church choir is busy practising for a conert of Christmas music to be held on December 16th at 7:30 at the church there. The after lunch meeting of unit 2 of Welcome UCW will be held at the church, Dec. 12, when the annual white gifts will be received, and the Sunday school's pot luck lunch ana concert will be held after church on December December 23. Joe and Shelley Renaud of Toronto spent part of the week-end with Jean and Murray Payne. Winter birds are making full use of feeders and marking marking their locations for colder days to come. Izen Symons was delighted to see a redheaded redheaded woodpecker at her station last week. This handsome bird is not very plentiful. Neither are pileat- ed woodpeckers, but the Rowlands of Palmo Park have had one making their unusual mathematical holes in tree trunks. Nov. 26, 1945: Record attendance attendance at Farm Forum at Richard Best's; Windy night for crokinole at Percy Snell's. June Inch, Roy Nichols, Nichols, winners; Former teacher, teacher, Fred Lycett called on old friends; Mrs. Beighton, Mrs. Reeve and Jane and Ber- niece packed boxes for war orphans in Europe, valued at $12 each. Congratulations Congratulations to Erie Brooking whose marriage to May Davis was on Nov. 17. They will be living living in his old home while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brooking Brooking are moving to Port Britain. Britain. Hydro was turned on at Harold, Harry and Truman Austin's, Erie Brooking's and Earl Inch and Wilfred Bees on November 17th. s 500 up to on indr Soon «0 1991 Polaris Snowmobiles* When You Buy Before December 15th, 1990 FREE Polaris Clothing & Accessories $100. Polaris DEALER Discount $200. 1st Time Polaris Buyer Discount $200. SAVE UP TO $500 Why buy last year's leftovers when you can Buy before December 1st, and just $149 save up to $500 on a brand now 1991 Rolans extends your warranty coverage one full year snowmobile? Save up to $500 on the Indy beyond the normal factory warranty. Use Sport Indy Trail, Indy 500 when you take Pofans StarCard* with zero delivery (from dealer slock) BEFORE down financing. ' DECEMBER 1,1990. You'll gel up to $200 in See your Polaris dealer lor FREE Polaris Clothing S Accessories, up to details and savings on - $200 in dealer discounts, PLUS an additional other models. Act last, 1111 ■ $100 oil il you ie a first-time Polans buyer! while supplies last 'On Approved Credit POLARIS Believe ti. WILLY Sv SON SMALL ENGINE R.R.l, PORT PERRY QO across from Castle Harbour e703"0 JL e7fa Off»f yxxj c*vy it p*rtc*»irg Potem deiUn iN mbpd to mod* ivwttiWy, , •On **cted UNI mod* «Ml wept* • Wtielrw end S^wTri* not vtiuded n offer. "1W0 Potent hduwee be, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Demers, Demers, Kevin and Shawn Avery, were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Myrtle Tam- blyn and Mrs. Wilfrid_Bow- man. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. David Cecchet- to and family, Sudbury. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gibson to our community. Paul and Barb are residing in their new home, west of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Santo Borto- lazzo hosted a dinner party on Thursday evening for the newcomers, with their immediate immediate neighbours attending. attending. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams, Adams, Bowman ville, were Friday Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery. Nicole and Christopher Avery Avery were Saturday overnight visitors of their grandparents. grandparents. Floyd and Elsie Beckett, accompanied by Marie and John Stephenson, Hampton, spent the week-end in Stratford Stratford and attended the 60th wedding anniversary of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Beckett, on Saturday, re turning home on Sunday and bringing his sister, Mrs. Greta Kronquist, Sask., for a visit with her relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Art Lead- beater attended a family Christmas Party at Solina Hall on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Norman Howe, Whitby, to Simcoe to visit friends and see the Panorama of Lights. Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn were Thursday evening dinner dinner guests of Mrs. Rosalie Proton, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ma- thie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brooks were visitors visitors this week with Ella and Myrtle. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Milford's. Picton. Mrs. Lou Griffin spent Friday evening with Mrs. Alice Brunt, Bowmanville. Several from the area attended attended the Induction Service for Rev. Bill Tadeja at Centennial Centennial United Church, Oshawa. A number from the area attended the General Mo tors Christmas Gift of Music at the G. L. Roberts Collegiate Collegiate on Sunday, which was enjoyed by all. Lori and Jeremy Landon, Whitby, Steve Kellett and Lisa Ciyderman, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. David Stain- ton, Cobourg, Linda Cryder-' man, Bowmanville, Ella Bowman and A. Nielsen were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. Mrs. Gloria Muller was royally entertained by past and present friends ana coworkers coworkers to a retirement dinner dinner at Krebs Restaurant on Thursday, November 29th on the occasion of her 31 years of service with GM/ E.D.S. This lovely evening was prepared by Corinne O'Neill and Donna Cheese- man. Presentations were held for Gloria on Friday, November 30th, with speeches by Jim Cole and Corinne O'Neill. Cake was served to her guests. Many beautiful gifts, floral arrangements arrangements and best wishes were received for this memorable memorable event. .Congratulations .Congratulations to Gloria ana many more years of health and happiness. The First Bowmanville Girl Guides enrolled 11 new Tenderfoots for the 1990-91 year on Tuesday eveing, Nov.27. Shown above are: (front row left to right) Laura Spoelstra, Michelle Hayes, Kim Ostrander and Krista McCreary. Flanking the group on the left is Stephanie Syer and on the right is Melissa Judson. In the back row, from left, are: Jodie Nimigon, Leanne Mills, Laura Homes, Lori-ann Beach and Kaitlin Wilson. 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