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22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 18,1994 Section Two Sunday School Anniversary Beavers Ready tor m My soo Banquet Held in Enniskillen By Betty Wright On Saturday May 14th the Annual Sunday School Anniversary Dinner was held, with ideal weather and exceptionally exceptionally good attendance. Would the person who took the Buffet Dinner Dinner Sign on Friday night in the front of our church please return it to the church as we would appreciate having having it back to use in future years. On Sunday, May 15th, our Anni- versaiy Service was held. Diane McGill gave the Opening Greeting. The Sunday School children sang 'I Like Me* followed by Reverend Michelle Michelle Hofman giving the call to Worship and leading us all in prayer. We then sang the Hymn "Sing ye Praises to the Father". Reverend Hofman Hofman led us through the Life and Work of the church and then the of- on by his children at the Maple Grove United Church in the afternoon. afternoon. A number of people from our area attended. Fred and his immediate immediate family and brothers and sisters later patronized the Enniskillen Sunday Sunday School by attending the Anniversary Anniversary dinner. A special treat of ice cream and birthday cake was served. Many happy happy returns of the day, Uncle Fred from your niece. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Alexandra and Jessica visited with Mrs. Cecillia Somberger, Bancroft. Sheelah Brouwer was with the group of entertainers who performed dancing for the Children's Wish Foundation and won 1st prize in their category in Pickering Clara Page c • , , , . . - v-ioitt rage was a recent supper fermg was taken up and she dedicat- gu6s , of M iis Myrte Tamblyn jnd edit. We had a special treat of our own. Reverend Michelle Hofman singing a beautiful solo "One Tin Soldier". Our guest speaker was Joanne Hiemstra and her daughter played the Flute. We all enjoyed die story and the flute solo. The children then sang "Lets Celebrate the Human Race" and "This Heart, These Hands." We then had the Prayer of the People followed followed by the Lords Prayer and hymn "Let There Be Light," followed by the commissioning and benediction and choral amen. We would like to thank Diane McGill and all the teachers of our Sunday School and the children who took up the offering and also to everyone everyone who helped to make our anni- V1 ^ ] versary such a success. Also a special tK)rou g h - thank you to the children for their part in singing for us on Sunday. We are all really proud of you. Everyone was invited to the Sunday Sunday School Room for coffee and cake. Enniskillen-Tyrone Congregation Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman. Myrtle and Ella attended a luncheon bridal shower shower for Mrs. Janet Brown, bride-elect of Mrs. John Naylor, Columbus, at the Victorian Garden in Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Comellier, Alison and Paul were recent visitors of Oma and Opa (Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Comellier) Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Elison had family family visitors on Mother's Day and Laurie Laurie was a Saturday visitor with relatives relatives in London. Mrs. Enid Rogers, Trenton is visiting visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Owen. Mr. Rod Milne, Kitchener was last weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Lancé Milne and family and they were visitors of their parents in Peter- everyone up. Fortunately, Saturday was a beautiful day. Mrs. Gordon (Linda Hanns mother), mother), who has been a Guider for years, joined us on Saturday for our hike and stayed to enjoy the results of our 'Wacky Weekend Rock Concert' Survival Game. It was a great day for outdoor activities. activities. Cheryl Waller, Guider-In- Charge of the Enniskillen; Hampton Pathfinder unit and her daughter Ash- Somberger, ley joined us for dinner. The First Enniskillen Guides are the first group in our district to camp at this new site. We invited Mrs. Waller for dinner, then a tour of our site and the grounds. Gail Clark, a parent helper, volunteered volunteered to help out at our spring camp in the fall when it was booked. She was our quarter-master. Her help in the kitchen was greatly greatly appreciated and greatly needed! Sharon Baker also volunteered in the fall. She kept our fire burning through two very cool nights. Our Guiding Group is able to go camping, go on outings and do service service work because the Guiding Parents Parents are willing to get involved and help out. The leaders of the 1st Enniskillen Guides would like to thank all the parents for their commitment to Guiding in our community. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stephenson attended attended the Griffin and Burgess wedding wedding on Saturday at Janetville when Greg Griffin and Donna Burgess were united in marriagé. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and Ralph were guests at the 85th birthday birthday party for Mrs. Margaret Van- al Picnic and Open Air Service will rmv t 85 ? 6 he held on Simdav Msv OQth Camp of Blackstock on Sunday. be held on. Sunday, May. 29th, at the Haydon Hall at 10:30 aim. Please bring first and second course, cutlery and chairs. Enniskillen United Church Vacation Vacation Bible School - We are planning on having a Vacation Bible School this summer. Anyone interested in This week's visitors of Mrs. Len Stainton were David Stainton, Co- bourg, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Comer and David, Lori Landon Oshawa and Linda Cryderman, Bowmanville. On the May 1st weekend Mr. and Mrs. Lance Milne, Samuel and Clarissa Clarissa were guests of Emily Milne, . ... . naaa wcic guests ui runny mime, helpmg w,th tins or to serve on re- Riverside Drive, Windsor where they freshments or planning committee - - - ' - * please contact Ralph Werry at 263- 2383. Enfield United Church Country Quilt Show and Bazaar will be held on Saturday, May 28th from 10:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m. Quilts, Bake Table and Bazaar items. Refreshments with $3.00 admission. On June 5th the Enfield United Church will be holding their Anniversary Anniversary Service at 2:30 p.m. The Spence Family from Cannington will be the special guest singers. They are relative relative of John Catton. Tyrone Church Yard Sale will be met with Emily's future in-law to make plans for Emily and Richard's forthcoming wedding on August 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater accompanied accompanied Ross and Janet Leadbeater Leadbeater and family of Baltimore to the 70th Birthday party for Marg's brother, brother, George, in Scarborough on Saturday. Saturday. Horst Kaminski, of Whitby, was a Saturday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Andre Andre Comellier, Alison and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Wally and Mrs. Wally Griffin at me vnurcn iara dale win De ten ded the Silver wedding anmver held on Saturday May 28th starting at sary party of her niece Faye and A1 8*30 am lanHomer. Oshawa. Tyrone Anniversary Service will be held on Sunday June 5 th at 11:15 a.m. Guests will be past ministers of the church. Come and join the celebration. celebration. Enniskillen Church Yard and Bake Sale will be held on June 11th from 9:00 a.m. Donations will be accepted accepted by any member of the Stewards Stewards Committee. Ian Homer, Oshawa. For Mother's Day, guests of Ward and Gail Clark, Sara and Wade included included Ward's parents and the families families of Ward's sisters. An afternoon barbeque was enjoyed by all. On May 13, 14 and 15th Gail Clark travelled to Camp Ademac near Blackstock with the 1st Enniskillen Enniskillen Guides for a Camp Outing. Sara was one of the Guides camping. Mrs. Errol Groves, Orangeville, A good time was had by all. was a visitor of Miss Clara Page. The Beaveree was held at the En- Get well wishes go to Mr. Gordon niskillen Conservation Area on Satur- Stevens. day with the 1st Enniskillen Beavers Several from the area attended the taking part. By all reports, a good Parade of Harmony Barber Shop 45th time was had by all. There will be a AnnivArenn; PAnrorfp nt UnoMnla --4. ... iL Anniversary Concerts at Eistdale Collegiate Auditorium on May 13th and 14th. On Wednesdày Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson and Debbie Huggins and family, Peterborough. Mrs. Robert Doxtator and Jaden, Peterborough, was a Wednesday visitor visitor of Mrs. Ron Somberger, Jessica and Alexandra. We are pleased to hear by the way more detailed writeup next week. On May 9th the First Enniskillen Guides held their last meeting of the season. We had planned to go to CLOCA to fly our kites but the weather didn't co-operate. Because of the storm we had our 'Dinner Party' at Enniskillen School. When the sun finally came out, we walked down to the Enniskillen Enniskillen Store for ice cream. Last weekend the Guides went of the grape vine. Reverend Bonnie camping under canvas at Camp Ade Kelly will be in our area in June. mac. Our theme was 'Hippies'.. Congratulations go to Mr. Fred It was so cold on Friday night, the Wright of Bowmanville on célébrât- water in the fire buckets froze solid! ing his 80th birthday on Saturday in Mrs. Baker, our parent helper, was the form of a Comc-and-Go Tea put up at 6:30 a.m. starting afire to warm You Can Make a Difference Huntington's Disease Huntington Society of Canada Box 1269 Cambridge, Ontario . N1R7G6 Beavers, start your engines! Getting ready to race down the track! in their colorful racing cars are Adam Taylor and David McEvoy off the Hampton Beaver Colony. 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