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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 30,1993 Section Two Stormy Weather Dampens Festivities at Solina Day Week-end Happenings in Enniskillen By Betty Wright Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman spent last weekend with Dr, and Mrs. Bruce Bowman and family, London while there Ella's sister-in-law Mrs. H. Weir and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kossatz and their gu ests Mr. and Mrs. Rod Simpson R.R. #1, Enniskillen were all guests of the Bowman's Saturday evening. Myrtle and Ella were Sunday overnight overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tamblyn, Stoney Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wright and Melanie Axford Oshawa were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. The Enniskillen Store mixed team defeated the Woodley Saw Mill team by one run in overtime to qualify for Provincial Championship in September. September. Brian and Joyce Down, Sunderland, Sunderland, Paul Cochrane and friend Andrea, Andrea, Enfield were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stephenson. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Howe and family and their friends of Skops Court', Newton- ville. Ricky and Michael Howe spent Saturday overnight with their grandparents grandparents Dick and Barb Howe. Mrs. Len Stainton accompanied. Linda Cryderman and David Stainton to Pine Grove Cemetery Prince Albert Albert for Decoration Day. Mr. Ross Tamblyn, Stittsville and Mrs. J. C. Tamblyn, Orono visited Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Wilfrid Bowman. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Howe, Whitby visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gladwin at Howe, Indianna. Mrs. Len Stainton attended the Kcllctt-Cryderman wedding at Enniskillen Enniskillen United Church on Saturday with Reverend Doug Warren from Hampton officiating. Congratulations Lisa and Steve. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery had dinner out recently a treat from Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin for their recent anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Art Cormier, Alex and Benjamin, Fleetwood were Sunday Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry, Donna and Ralph. Congratulations go to Shcelah Brouwer who graduated from M.J. Hobbs school on June 25th. S heel ah received a medal for Academic Im provement at the Graduation exercises. exercises. Michelle Stephenson and friend Lawrence were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stephenson. Messers Santé and Carlo Bortolaz- zo returned home on Wednesday from a ten day trip visiting relatives in Italy. Mrs. Dale Hoy and Christopher of Pickcring-Ajax were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbcater. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty visited Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens Clemens and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Clemens Clemens and Taralce at Ron and Carrol's Carrol's cottage, Caesarea and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamm, Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb attended attended the Decoration Day service at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Berlum Township Fenelon Falls on Sunday and later called on Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chambers, R. R. #1, Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cluff, Pickering Pickering were Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. The Enniskillen Jensens Ladies Lobb Ball played Hampton Heb on Wednesday June 23rd, they defeated Hampton Heb 5 to 1 after a close match. We are 5 to 5 with one indecision. indecision. The Enniskillen United Church congregation and Sunday school joined Tyrone United Church congregation congregation on Sunday at Hay don Hall for an Open Air Church service with Ralph Worry taking over for Reverend Reverend Kelly as she was away on Study Leave and then we had a very delicious delicious Pot Luck dinner and then the congregations went outside again for games. Many thanks to all who made the picnic such a success. Notice of meeting on Sunday July 4th, a charge congregation meeting will take place at Tyrone United Church beginning at 3:00 p.m. sharp. The purpose of this meeting is to set up a Pastoral Relations committee for the Enniskillcn-Tyrone Pastoral Charge. This is a very important meeting and everyone is asked to please try and attend, Summer schedule for July - Joint services July 4 and 11 - Enniskillen Church at 10:00 a.m.. July 18 and 25th - Tyrone Church at 11:00 a.m. Robbie Darling has gone off to Circle Square Ranch in Brantford. This is a Christian Camp he is working working at. Susan McManus and Darrel visited with Gwen and Waircn Dar- iikkens tikkini Lslkkens = tikkms ikkens For All Your Wood Finishing Needs Sikkens offers a complete line of professional Wood Finishing Products, designed to protect, enhance and preserve the natural beauty of your wood. 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GOODRICH TA 5060-70 SERIES Phone For Price FREE! FREE! FREE! • Installation • Wheel Balance • Tiro Disposal • Free Rotation with Invoice • Free Alignment Check USED TIRES from $20-00 INSTALLED AND BALANCED Dealer For Unlroyal, BF Goodrich, Michelin, Dunlop | & Goodyear. Treimwnotbe exactly m iiuttraiod. E Oundwtll, -- U I 4 1 L . WmisnlM. L Contumi Dr, ling. They came to show off their new puppy named Misty. Now that school is over for the summer I hope you all have a safe and relaxing vacation. Enniskillcn-Tyrone Vacation Bible school will be held from July 12 to 16 th at the Tyrone United Church. On Monday it will be held from 9 till 12 and the rest of the week from 9:30 till 12. Cost is $5.00 per child or $10.00 a family. Please pre register with Kathy - Tyrone 263- 2604 or Ellas - Enniskillen 263-8466. Please contact Reverend Kelly at 263-4107, if you feel you can help with the Vacation Bible School and call Lois Alloway at 263-2393 if you can help out with providing snacks - cookies, squares etc. Happenings in Blackstock Area Best wishes are extended to Danny Danny Russell and his bride Tracy Virgin who were married in a beautiful wedding wedding in the Blackstock United Church on Saturday evening. The reception and dance followed in the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Congratulations Tracy and Danny. Congratulations to Bill and Paula Lishman who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a party at their home on Saturday evening. Many friends, relatives and neighbours neighbours enjoyed the gathering to wish Bill and Paula well on this special occasion. occasion. Shirley and Roy Turner, Ernie and Connie Swain returned home after a very enjoyable trip to Alaska and Yukon. Yukon. They flew to Edmonton and took a tour bus through the mountains. mountains. When the bus arrived at the coast, the bus and the passengers boarded a ferry which took a scenic route up the Pacific Coast. The bus then criss-crossed Alaska and Yukon. They enjoyed seeing the glaciers and much wild life. All in all it was really a trip to remember. A large crowd attended the annual Strawberry Supper at the Blackstock United Church on Sunday evening. A big hail storm struck on Sunday evening. There hasn't been such large hail in this area for many years. At the United Church on Sunday morning, music was provided by Ross Tysick and James Lowery accompanied accompanied by Doreen Lowery when they played "What A Friend We Have In Jesus," "Amazing Grace," and "Whispering Hope," on their violins. violins. An original church window installed installed in the Narthex in loving memory memory of Percy and Elva Van Camp given given by their family and friends was dedicated. Next Sunday combined services for Blackstock and Nestleton will be held at the home of Richard and Janice Janice MacKenzie at 10:30 p.m. Graduation ceremonies for Grade 8 students at Cartwright Central Public Public were held at the school on Friday evening. M.C. for the evening was Mandi Crowder. Greetings were brought from Trustee Joyce Kelly, Trustee Bobbie Drew and Principal Don Real. Diplomas were presented to Nicole Nicole Adams, Colleen Arbucklc, Bran- den Brockman, Michelle Bonsma, Jcrcd Bowler, John Brunner, Natasha Burgess, Melissa Carbcrry, Amanda Carlson, Luke Camaghan, Jim Chapman, Chapman, Geremy Cole, Christine Cook, Lindsey Crouler, Mandi Crowder, Jessica Dcrynck, Angela Drew, Sha- vonne Duncan, Melinda Gainey, Jeremy Jeremy Gcrrow, Darrell Godin, Paul Harrison, Melissa Hughes, Arlcy Irvine, Irvine, Jennifer Johnston, Rhys Kcn- dcll, Bradley Kyle, Buddy Ledger, Derek Looming, Dayna McLeod, Amy Mathcwson, Marshall McQuaid, Jeffrey Ncwall, Crystal Nicholas, Jennifer Notman, Neil Ob- cm, Bill Parr, Blain Pclrinc, Ryan Peter, Peter, Lisa Reid, Neil Ruskay, Andrew Seeley, Charles Sleep, Kimberly Stirpc, Karen Swain, Ian Vandmict, Kyla Vite, Amber-Jane Walsh, Karen Waters, Michael Watson, Melanie Willetts, Glen Williams and Lisa Williamson. Jennie Notman presented an excellent excellent Valedictory Address, Special prizes were presented as follows: Art • Kyla Vilck, Drama - JcnnyNotman, English - Coliccn Arbucklc Arbucklc and Jenny Notman, French - Andy Seeley, Geography - Karen Swam, History - Karen Swain, Mathematics Mathematics - Mandi Crowder, Music • Jessica Dcrynck, Physical Education - Charles Sleep, Science - Karen Swain, Wendy Dixon, Memorial Music Music Award - Chrystal Nicholas, Outstanding Outstanding Athlete - boy - Marshall McQuaid, Outstanding Athlete - girl - Mandi Crowder, F.W, Unit 1 Science Science - Mandi Crowder, IODE Award • Michelle Bonsma, Unsung Hero - Neil Ruskay, Nestleton W.l. Writing - Melanie Willell, O.N.O. Creative Writing - Melissa Hughes anil Colleen Colleen Arbucklc, Most improved Student Student - Scott Malcolm and Jared Bowler, Grunt Campbell Citizenship ■ Luke Comaglmn, Dorothy Venning Award for Scholarship - Karen Swain, Kelly Family Award - Mandi Crowder. School letters were presented to Colleen Arbucklc, Mandi Crowder, Melissa Hughes, Daynn McLeod, Jenny Notman, Neil Ruskay, Andy Seeley, Karen Swain and Karen Waters. Waters. Christina Cook and Jenny Not- mim sting it beitiillful duet to conclude conclude the program. The remainder of the evening was spent In dance for the graduates. " > 1 ■ '■âwl The annual Solina Day festivities on June 19th, had the makings of a great success, with a big crowd on hand for the start of the events at noon. Unfortunately, as one of our photographers arrived at the west side of the park, the heavens began sending messages to head for cover or get wet. A few umbrellas came out, but most of the young people ignored the rain and continued participating in the various games that had been set up. No doubt, the rest of the afternoon, including the barbecue, went as planned to comolete another big dav in Solina's history. Facelift for Abandoned Cemetery by Michelle Balson - 697-2349 If you remember, a while back I had written to you about the Abandoned Abandoned Cemetery Board. Well, it seems as though the abandoned cemetery cemetery on King Street, here in Hampton, Hampton, will be getting a much-needed facelift. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs regularly inspects the cemeteries cemeteries and makes recommendations to council. This $15,000 job will be funded by the Town of Newcastle (Clarington). Starting mid July Joe and Stove will bo doing the remodeling. remodeling. Prior to this, these gentlemen have completed cemeteries in Solina and Enniskillen. There are approximately 90 head stones to regroup. Hopefully, there will be enough money left over to build a nice new fence around the perimeter. perimeter. The correct boundary lines will be looked into. A plaque and flower garden will have to come later. later. Maybe a bit of community spirit could make this happen. I'd like to thank Gordon Barry for this information. information. This is the type of news I like to hear and share. How about I share some Wednesday Wednesday Euchre Card Party results with you? The highest score was 89, earned by Doreen Ferguson. In second second place was Kathleen Walls with her score of 87. Next was Ailccn Turner with 80. Tied for fourth place were Carl Gimblctt and Ncrta Masters Masters with their scores of 76. The Most Lone Hands of five was earned by Kathleen Watts. Ruby Trcwin was the night's Most Honest Player. Ruby Cochrane won the Special. . Draw winners were Helen McCarthur, Mela Swain, Kathleen Watts, Muriel Butson and Ruby Trcwin who won two draws. New players arc always welcome. There is lots of fun and friendship to go around. Usually twelve tables play, but there is always room for one or two more. The Card Party plays in the C.E. Wing of the Hampton Hampton United Church at 8:00 p.m. Well, that's about all I have for you this week. If you have information information you would like to share, please feel free to give me a call. Until next time, stay safe and enjoy. ROAD CLOSURE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE CONTRACT NO. NW93-14 Shoreline Erosion Protection and Lakeshore Road Reconstruction Bondhead Lot 26, Concession B.F. Former Township of Clarke The Contract for the above work has been awarded to the Ontario Construction Company Limited, Niagara-On-The-Lake. The Contractor shall be mobilizing his equipment and personnel on site and commencing work the week of July 5,1993. The road will be closed to traffic for the duration of the Contract, from July 5,1993, to September 10,1993, with emergency access available to homes within the contract limits. The contract limits extend from Arthur Street to 200 metres east of Arthur Street. 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