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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, May 15. 1996 Card Season Winding Down Solina News by Harvey Yellowlees Men, be careful letting your wife use the car, just in case she doesn't bring it home. It has been done!! The weatherman has given us much rain and cool weather again. Crops arc still waiting to be planted. We have one more week of cards. This Friday will be our last card party until fall. We had 8 1/2 tables Friday, with results as follows; high scores - Lyra Flintoff, Ida Bray, Marion Broome, Clarence Bray. Most honest players - the Watsons, most lone hands - John Broome. Lucky draws - Elaine Baker, Lois Yellowlees (2), Helen Wcathcrup, Charles Langmaid, Si Trewin, Wes Hills. Vi Ashton looked after lunch. Two carloads from our card party group enjoyed supper supper at Ncstlcton on Saturday night. It was put on by the U.C.W. for the church. A bright but cool morning for our church service. The McGregor family were our. greeters and Lois Yellowlees our lay reader. Our service opened with the organ prelude and Choral Introit, Holy Ground, followed by the Prayer of Approach. Hymn "How Great Thou Art" and greetings and announcements. Our choir number was "Sing Praises to the Father". The children's story "Mom, Thank You for Everything", was followed by prayer. Hymn "Come, Let Us Sing", and Reverend Munro's message, "If You Love Me, You Will." Hymn "Take My Life", and the choral postlude - "Go Now and Pass It On" closed the service. It was a lovely Mother's Day service. Flowers in the church were put in by our U.C.W. ladies. May 22 official board meeting, meeting, 7:30 at Eldad Church. May 26 Eldad Sunday School Anniversary Service 2:00 p.m. at the Solina Park. May 25 Pancake Breakfast, at Solina Hall, sponsored by 4H members 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Tickets at the door $5.00. This is in connection with the Enniskillen School reunion. All arc welcome. The rural bowling banquet was held at Solina Hall on Saturday, May 11th. A tasty by Betty Wright Enniskillen Schools Reunion May 24 and 25,1996 • For students, staff and community community members of Bakers, Bradleys, Burketon, Enfield, Enniskillen, Haydon, Long Sault, Tyrone and Union, the countdown is on. It will only be a short time before we are meeting up with old school friends and teachers. We are still jn need of your memorabilia to display on the Reunion Weekend. Items such as photographs, report cards, school fair entries or anything dealing with your school days arc needed. We would appreciate appreciate your memorabilia as soon as possible, so that we can get our displays finished. Remember the weekend will be full of many activities - Open House, Community B.B.Q., Pancake Breakfast and the Gala Dinner/Dance. Dinner tickets are only available until Wednesday, May 15th. However, Dance tickets are still available at $10.00 a person. person. Note: Dinner/Dance tickets are not being sent out in the mail. Please check at the Registration Desk on the Reunion Weekend for the details. Volunteers are still needed. If you would be able to give us an hour of your time over the weekend, it would be most appreciated. If you are needing information information or have any questions, please call Enniskillen Public School 263-2970 or Donna Werry 263-2383. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chambers, Lindsay, were Wednesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Sue Anderson, Barrie, was a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McGill family. The Piggots, Reads, Marg Hall, Ina .Beryl, Dudley and Meta Swain attended a family gathering in honour of Mother's Day held at the Darlington Marina on Sunday. The Avery and Pollard families families were Mother's Day Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Avery and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford and Julie, Hampton, were Mother's Day luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman was a Mother's Day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowman and family for dinner theatre in Cobourg. The Ward Clark family had all of Wards' immediate family home for a barbecue on Mother's Day. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, of Peterborough. Barb and Dick had supper with Mary Lee Howe in Oshawa on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, Linda Crydcrman, Bowmanvillc, Mr. David Stainton, Cobourg, Lori Landon and Cassandra Kellett, of Oshawa were this week's visitors of Mrs. Lcn Stainton. Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Wright and Betty, Mrs. Russell Onniston and Miss Marguerite Wright, of Oshawa, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright, Jeff and Trevor, Solina. During this past week, three of our former residents were called to their eternal resting places, Keith Shackclton, husband husband of Muriel (nee) Tink, Alice Brunt, wife of the late Arthur Brunt of Bowmanvillc and Marjory Stainton (ncc) Martin, wife of the late Charles Stainton. Oshawa. Our sincere sympathy is extended to all of the bereaved families. Enniskillen Sunday School Anniversary Dinner was a complete success and the service service on Sunday was very well done and full almost to capacity- capacity- We wish to thank everybody everybody who participated on Sunday and on Saturday evening, including the ladies and gentlemen who fed us, ushered ushered us, organized us and cleaned up after the dinner on Saturday evening. Thanks also go to: The children children and teachers of our Sunday School who worked so hard to create this special service service of worship. Our guest speaker Gary Convery who shares so much of his insight and inspiration and joy. The ladies who provided the refreshments for Sunday morning. Tom Lupic who provided us with the seedlings and helped to make our service special. Ryan McGill and the Sunday School who worked long, hard and creatively on our new banner. Diane McGill who worried, fussed and organized us into a tremendous weekend. The Enniskillen U.C.W. will meet at the church on Wednesday, May 22nd at 9:30 a.m. Enniskillen Stewards arc having a Yard, Bake and Craft Sale on June 8th. Please start saving your treasures to help make this a big success. Donations can be left with Phyllis McGregor or any member member of the stewards. The First Enniskillen Guide Company finished up their year by going canvas camping at Camp Ademac. The camp was held May 3, 4, 5th. The theme was Disney. We held the Disneyland Games on Saturday afternoon. We played a scries of silly relays. The weather held up very well. The girls made foil ovens and cooked cakes. They also made their own dinners and cooked them over coals. It was a little cool at night, but at least it didn't rain! The Guides would like to thank Gail Clark for helping out this past year. We would also like to wish Joanic Parsons and family good luck as they move to their new home on Manitoulin Island. roast beef dinner was put on by Vi Ashton and her helpers. There were about 70 who sat down for the meal. The dinner group was thanked and the program continued continued with President Jim Coombcs chairing the program in his usual jolly mood. Ken Bragg had charge of a few well chosen gifts for the teams. It was very interesting, as Ken had many interesting items to present. A job well done. Jim thanked Ron Martyn for his untiring time as secretary. He is moving and will be missed by all. At this time, Jim called yours truly, Harvey Yellowlees, to the front and with some well chosen words, (Yes, Jim did shave his beard off), presented a lovely plaque to me, inscribed as follows - " Presented to Harvey Yellowlees for unbiased reporting reporting of the Rural League Bowling News." Thanks, men. It was nice. The awards arc as follows - High Average - Barry Wood presented by Ron Broome, High Triple - Ron Broome presented by Henry Pokorski, High Single to Brian Annis presented by Phil Broome, Most Honest Bowler - Ray Walker presented by Ron Martyn. Futility Award to Fred Wright. The Rural League trophy trophy presented by Ken Spencer. Most improved Brian Stripp, John Slcmon Trophy presented by Jim Fctchison, Sportsmanship trophy to no other than Jim Coombcs, the John Mclean trophy presented by Ron Martyn. Team standings standings for the season, first half Solina: Hi C's, Hampton. Second half: Ncwtonshaw, Solina, Hi C's. Jim thanked many people who in any way helped to make the bowling league a success. This report was given to me. If there are any mistakes, I apologize. It has been fun for me to write the bowling news. Good luck, to all this summer and we will be hearing from you in the fall! "Lord willing." Last week, I had congratulations congratulations to and that is where you ended it. The congratulations should have been to Lloyd and Marion Broome, who celebrated celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary! anniversary! With Harvey and Lois Yellowlees to help celebrate Mother's Day were the Metcalfs, Dairs, W. Yellowlees. It was a very enjoyable" afternoon and evening. Thanks.' • If you would like any news in this column, please phone by Sunday night (263-2671). Don't let good pictures become bad memories Bad developing can turn wonderful summer pictures into sad, forgettable memories. Don't take chances: bring your film to us for bright beautiful colour prints. 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The money was raised from the sale of tickets on a basket full of chocolate treats Here, Tom Schonbcrg, Branch Manager Dennis Beerc and Vice-President and Regional Manager Susan Abbott present the basket to Èvclyn Marchant, who was the lucky winner. winner. Waterfront Trail Anniversary Next Saturday, May 25, brings the first anniversary of the Waterfront Trail to all the lakcshore communities from Burlington to Trenton. To celebrate the anniversary, anniversary, a relay starting at both ends of the trail will begin in the morning, with relay participants participants coming together in the Big Bike Fundraiser A 50-foot long, 30-seat bike will take to the streets of Bowmanville to raise funds and awareness for stroke, Canada's most neglected disease. Two teams will participate • in the second annual Big Bike Ride for Stroke on Friday, May 17 at 11 a.m. The ride begins at Coffee Time Donuts, Bowmanville Mall. The Big Bike Ride For Stroke is a pledge-based community community event that's novel, wacky, and encourages team spirit. The Big Bike will be touring the province from May to October. The Big Bike allows for a team of 29 to ride (a driver is provided for safety purposes). Ai minimum pledge of $50 is required to ride the Big Bike and riders can earn great prizes along the way! middle of the trail at Ajax. A letter from David Crombie, the Commissioner of the Waterfront Regeneration Trust, to Clarington Council states: "The relay is divided into sections, each having a start and finish line. "In the evening, all relay participants, partners, and supporters supporters are invited to the clos ing ceremonies at Toronto's Centre Island. Participants will be welcomed by displays that showcase recent waterfront projects, as well as awards, refreshments and entertainment, entertainment, including an appearance by the Leslie Spit Trio." 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