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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, August 21, 1996 9 4-H Members Judged in Peterborough Solina News by Harvey Yellowlees "Bigger snacks means bigger slacks". "The road to success is always always under construction". Several local 4-Hers took the 4-H Challenge and travelled travelled on Friday to the Peterborough Peterborough Exhibition to compete in the Regional 4-H Judging Competition. Attending from this area were Dianne and Aaron Aaron Bowman, Ben and Elizabeth Elizabeth Millson, Mitch Morawitz, Carolyn and Kathryn Barkcy and Tim Ashton. Congratulations Congratulations to all who competed! We hope all who can will attend Blackstock Fair this Saturday, Saturday, August 24 and support, our local 4-H members who will be exhibiting Rabbits, Sheep, Swine and Beef at their respective Achievement Programmes. Programmes. The Sheep Show begins begins at 10:30 followed by Beef and Swine. At the fair you will also have the opportunity to purchase your Mcat-to-Eat raffle raffle tickets - this draw will benefit benefit all 4-H Clubs in Durham East. Prizes include a side of Beef, Pork and Lamb - cut and wrapped ready for the freezer. The Draw will be made at the Annual 4-H Awards Night on October 26, 1996. See you at the fair! On Saturday morning several several from Solina were at the Oro- no Park to see our Bantam/ Midget girls play softball. Cindy Ashton and her daughter Kim coached the team to winners winners and Champions of the tournament. They played 4 games and won 3 to give them the win. Their players are Tru dy Bennett, Amanda Chapman, Missy Hall, Tarrah Matthic, Nancy Metcalf, Kim Metcalf, Elizabeth Millson, Melissa Omclko, Emily Rowscll, Alison Alison Whitehead, Leah Willoughby, Willoughby, Natalie Worden, Marlene Marlene Wotten, Melinda Wottcn. Congratulations Cindy and Kim for a job well done. Don't forget the ladies lob ball tournament this coming weekend August 24th and 25th. There will be a bake sale on Saturday at the park! We welcome Bill and Marilyn Marilyn Bums and sons Craig and Stephen to our village. They arc in Marilyn's mother's house. The Broome family held their picnic on Sunday, August 18 at Solina Hall. It was hosted by Rick and Cindy Broome and family. A good time was enjoyed by all. Maybe if Mrs. Novak followed followed "A bunch of Farmers" around for a month she might know what business really is. $ Sorority Holds 5 I Fo Dinner at i i Enniskillen Men's Team Wins Lob Ball Trophy By Betty Wright Mrs. Ron Sombergcr, Alexandra Alexandra and Jessica were Wednesday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Avery, Oshawa were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery. Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Dorothea Dorothea Hall, Oshawa, and also of Mr. and Mrs. George Car- son, Orono and Friday evening dinner guest of Mrs. Russell Best, Solina. Mr. Ray Sanderson, Brook- lin, Mr. Murray Sanderson, Raglan were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall, Jenny and Ashley, Bayfield were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. Jenny remained for holidays. Deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Worry and family family on the death of their youngest youngest daughter, Karen Elizabeth. Also, sympathy goes to Karen's Karen's aunts and uncles. Deepest sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb on the sudden death of Doreen's brother, Fred, Long Sault. Julie Axford, Hampton, Lawrence Wright, Solina were Tuesday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoskin, Sandusky, Ohio, Mr. Bill Hoskin, Hoskin, Victoria B.C., Mr. Ivison Tamblyn, Orono were recent visitors of Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman. Bowman. Steve Garni thers' sister Joanne and her husband Hervé and son Joshua are visiting with the Carra thers family this week from France. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott were Clayton and Darlene Read, Orono, Margaret Stainton and Mr. and Mrs. Rob Devries and Brett, Bowmanvillc. Congratulations go to Laura and Ralph Johnson (nee Piggott) Piggott) on their marriage in our church on Saturday. Antiques Fair Comes to Trafalgar Castle The fifth annual Trafalgar Castle Antiques Fair takes place August 22nd to 25th in Whitby. From Antique Teddy Bears tumbling from the book shelves to treasures of Imperialist Imperialist Russia there will be something something for everyone at the Fair. New to the Fair this year will be Rare Finds who will bring fabulous jewellery for Milady. Noted expert Carol Telfer of Stratford will display her collection of quilts and textiles, textiles, while Canadiana furniture will be shown by The Brooklin Antiquarian and Country Classics. Classics. Humeshaugh Antiques from Prescott brings a collection of early Canadian glass and oil lamps, while several other dealers will have exquisite china, china, silver, art glass, and crystal. If you arc furnishing a new home, you may find the perfect piece of furniture or accessory. The Lecture entitled "In the Gothic Taste" is on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. In conjunction with the lecture is an exhibition of furnishings original to the Castle Castle and formerly owned by Sheriff Reynolds. If you have an heirloom and would like to have ROM Curator Curator Brian Mussclwhitc identify its origin, come to Trafalgar Castle on Saturday from 11:00 a,m. to 1:00 p.m. Noted Antiques Antiques expert Mary Sutherland will be on hand on Sunday from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Shop the Fair and then enjoy tea in the charming Trafalgar Castle Tea Room The Fair continues daily thru Sunday and admission is $5.00, no charge for parking. This heritage building (Circa 1859) is located at 401 Reynolds Reynolds Street in Whitby, just north of Hwy. 401. Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill spent Sunday with Lois and Steve Nimigon, Gannon Narrows. Narrows. Mrs. Lcn Stainton accompanied accompanied Linda Crydcrman to see Mrs. Roy Hope, Prince Albert on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Milford and Jordan. The teachers of the Enniskillen Enniskillen Sunday School arc eager and ready to go for another year. They arc looking forward to a busy fun year. All ages welcome from Nursery up to whatever age. Sunday School will be commencing commencing on September 8th during during the church service. For more information call Diane McGill at 263-8036. On August 25th Tyrone is having a Pig Roast, and in September September we'd like to see a Country Market, right here at the church. The date has not been set yet, so we'll let you know when we know for sure what the date is. On Saturday, September 7th from 8 a.m. till 3 p.m. Columbus Columbus Community United Church are having their Yard Sale. Wo are having tables at this sale. We will be needing baking, vegetables, pickles etc. to sell at our tables! Next Sunday, August 25th our church service will be held at Tyrone with Reverend Norm Seli and also the 1st Sunday in September will be at Tyrone as well at 9:30 a.m. The Enniskillen Store Ladies Ladies Lobb Ball team finished 1st for the season in the North Durham Lobb Ball League. Good luck in the tournament next weekend. The Enniskillen Pine Ridge Men's Lobb Ball team finished 1st, capturing the John Vooys Memorial Trophy for the 1st year. Good Luck in your playoffs. Mrs. Len Stainton accompanied accompanied Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman to the Piggott-Johnson wedding on Saturday Laura is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott, Enniskillen. A beautiful wedding with the reception reception at Tyrone Hall. by Gayle Stevenson Perceptor Delta Eta joined all other area chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Trinity United Church for a lovely evening of socializing and a wonderful dinner. We honoured honoured two of our sisters at this special event: We chose Susan Cookson as our Woman of Honour, and Elizabeth Bale- man as our Woman of the Year. We are very proud of you both! Our chapter is still very active active in the Blood Donor Clinics and our next big event will be the Terry Fox ran in September. September. Please watch your paper for lots of exciting information concerning these very worthy causes. Our members will all meet at the home of our president Luanne Payne to catch up on summer excitement and plan next year's highlights. In closing, I would like to share a "Saying" Cathy Kocn- derman quoted in our dream catcher booklet: "Laughter between between two is sometimes a closer closer act of love than any other." Liberal Supporter Honored E.Richard Lovckin received a plaque from the local Liberal Riding Association for all his hard work and dedication to the parly over the years at the annual riding association barbecue. The event look place at the Enniskillen Enniskillen Conservation Area Wednesday, August 7. Former Durham East candidate Mary Novak, a councillor with the municipality of Clarington, made the presentation. Crimestoppers Seek Clues To April 1 st Robbery in Ajax Crimestoppers and Durham Regional Police need your help in solving a Robbery that occurred occurred in Ajax on April 1st. Around 4:00 a.m. a male entered Mac's Milk at 34 Harwood Harwood Avenue South. Armed with a knife he ordered the store clerk to lie on the floor. After forcing the cash register, the suspect fled the store with a quantity of cash, cigarettes and lottery tickets in a garbage bag. Suspect is described as male in his early 20's, 5'7", 150 lbs. Wearing black nylon pants, black hooded sweatshirt, dark gloves, dark hat and a green and red pattern scarf, that covered his facial area. The knife is described as having having a wooden handle. Zoo Supports Community Living Assoc. This Saturday, Aug. 24, the lions, tigers and elephants of the Bowmanvillc Zoo will perhaps be performing with an added sparkle in their eyes because they know that a percentage of all admissions will be donated to the Oshawa/Clarington Association for Community Living. While these little creatures arc not lions, or tigers or even elephants, elephants, Patrick O'Leary, of the Oshawa/Clarington Association for Community Living, Living, got a kick out of feeding the deer. 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