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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 23,1996 Happenings in Enniskillen From page 7 Howard Bradley, Bowman- villc, on Saturday. Mrs. Alberta Worry was honoured on Friday, October 18th by her family who cele- Happy 2nd Birthday brated her 90th birthday. A number of friends and family enjoyed a delicious dinner with a birthday cake made by her daughter-in-law, Diane. This occasion took place at Harpo's Restaurant Oshawa. Edgar, Annie and Betty Wright were among those friends attending the birthday party. There was plenty of reminiscing done as Edgar had worked at the Worry's Worry's for several years during the thirties. Rylic Bortolazzo had her school friends on Tuesday celebrating celebrating her 7 th birthday. Graduate A big 2nd birthday wish is sent out to Nickolas Sander- cock. Lots of Love, Mommy, Daddy, Grandma and Grandpa Sandercock, Auntie Julie, Rebc, Nanny and Pappa, Auntie Auntie Melissa and big sissy Amanda. Amanda. Distinction Award Lyndsee McDonald Congratulations to Lyndsee McDonald on receiving two Achievements of Distinction Awards from St. Stephen's Secondary School - Top Year Four Student and Most Improved Improved Student. Special thank you to Father Bill, teachers and staff and the donors of the awards. We are very proud of you Lyndsee. All your family and friends. Camille Coombes October 25th marks the' graduation of Camille Coombes from Brock Univer-' sity's Geology program. Camille Camille will realize her goal by receiving her B.Sc., Honours in St. Catharines this Friday night. Looking at the picture above, one realizes Camille does not climb the mountain of life. Instead, she chooses to break it down one rock at a time. "If the thing you wish to do is right and you believe in it, go ahead and do it. Never mind what 'they' say, if you meet temporary defeat. For 'they' perhaps don't know that every failure brings a seed of equivalent equivalent success". - Napoleon Hill - With love Your husband Mike. Fiftieth Anniversary Ferguson - Hutchinson The Reverend Nancy Knox united in marriage Melissa and Jamie (Ferguson) on September 14, 1996, at 3 p.m., in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville. Parents of the bride arc Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchinson, Hampton, and of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clark, Bowmanville. The maid of honor was Lisa Dove, and the bridesmaids were Lynncttc Hamslra, Melissa Ferguson and Jody Gerrits. Best man was Scott Smith and the ushers were Stephen Shaw, Rusty Ferguson, and Darren Hutchinson. Flower girl and ring bearer were Jaclyn Lynde and Jesse Gerrits. A reception was held at Tyrone Community Centre following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson arc now residing in Bowmanville, Kevin Avery, of Lindsay, was a Sunday luncheon guest of Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and Ella was a Sunday evening dinner guest of Mr. Ivison Tamblyn, Orono, at the Cullen Gardens. Several neighbours and friends were guests at a Friday morning birthday party for Mrs. Clarence Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were Friday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Clemens, Clemens, Bryce and Tori, Cour- ticc. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton and all of the family were lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Milford and family, Newtonville, after the dedication dedication service for Jerrod on Sunday Sunday at the Free Methodist Church, Courtice. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott were Clark Piggott, Nancy and Jake Gerryts and Laura and Ralph Johnson. •Glad to report Mrs. Frank Slonger (Ruth) is progressing quite well. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stephenson Stephenson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Les Penwarden, Bracebridge. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hillock, of Edmonton, Alberta, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dale McGill and family. Continued, prayers go to Miss Cheryl Marshall, granddaughter granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clarence Avery, who is in hospital in Vancouver. At. church on Sunday her grandmother reported reported that she has had her bone marrow transplant. Keep Cheryl and her family in your thoughts and prayers, please. On Saturday, October 19th the Devries family from Newtonville Newtonville were our guests in concert concert at our church. Mr. and Mrs. Devries had nine of their 10 children in attendance, including including their six-week-old baby boy. Even the two and four year-old-girls sang and really knew the words, Everyone Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the program. We would like to thank all those who sold tickets and all who helped in any way to make this night such a success. success. Enniskillen Sunday School's Family Fun night is on Saturday, October 26th. Please note change in date! It's at Enniskillen United Church. There will be games, family fun, and a pot luck supper supper (please bring a main course or dessert). Hallowe'en costumes costumes are optional. Everyone welcome. For further information please call Diane McGill at 263-8036. At the fun night we plan to have a raffle to raise money for Mission and Service. Service. So, if you would like to donate something we could use as a raffle prize, contact Diane McGill at 263-8036. Enniskillen UCW The U.C.W. meeting was held Wednesday, October 16th. The committee in charge was Joyce Virtue, Ella Bowman Bowman and Phyllis McGregor. Council Holds First Meeting Courtice South Public School hosted the inaugural meeting of the new School Council on Wednesday, October October 16 th, 1996, at 8:00 p.m. Following the release of The Royal Commission on Learning, the Harris Government Government mandated that all schools in Ontario must have a School Council in place by the start of the current school year. The Council, which is made up of parents, staff and members of. the community at large, is to provide support and act in an advisory capacity regarding school operations. Among the issues discussed at the first meeting were road safety, student safety and the challenges of a growing population. population. Strong parental and community support and the unique nature of this dualtrack, dualtrack, rural-urban school are considered to be strengths that the School Council will be able to draw upon. For further information contact: contact: Courtice South School at 436-2054. Phyllis opened the meeting with a welcome and a verse, followed by a prayer by Ella. The scripture verses were read by Joyce. With Annie Wright at the keyboard we sang Hymn 197. Offering was received and dedicated by Phyllis. Ella read a thanksgiving reading. Phyllis read about the symbols used for thanksgiving and the decorations decorations used in the church. The minutes were read and approved. The correspondence and business was discussed. The dates were decided for the Srs. dinner in November and the U.C.W. dinner in December. December. A social time was enjoyed with coffee and muffins. 4-H Paint Brushes The Solina Paint Brushes 4- H group is off to a great start. We held our third meeting on September 30, 1996 at 7 p.m. at the Solina Hall. Our guest for the evening was Glenn Johnson a lettering professional who has been sign painting for 40 years. Glenn taught us how to space and shade lettering. We are to bring our picture for our final project to the next meeting and we will get started on it. Stay tuned for the news of the Solina Paint Brushes. The Solina Paint Brushes held their fourth meeting on October 7 at the Solina Hall. Eric and Jennifer Bowman started off by telling us what we need to complete for the next meeting. We need to bring our money for picture frames to the next meeting. Eric then told us about composition composition and sketchings. He had drawn four pictures for us to judge. We practiced drawing some objects set out for us and then worked on our final project. project. Our last meeting is to be held on October 19-9 a.m. until until 1 p.m. at the Solina Hall. Contact Kim Metcalf if you have any questions 623-5001. FREE PUMPKINS will be given away on Sun., Oct. 27 PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST Sunday, Oct. 27 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. - Carving tools supplied - I 'riy.es for 1st and 2nd in each calcc/ori/ .Judging at 2 p.m. Age Categories: • Under 10 • 10 to 16 and • Over 16 HWY. #2 WM r U BLOOR ST. J HWY. 401 r 3 4-OSHAWA O o BOWMANVILLE-» LOCATED 30 MINUTES EAST OF TORONTO Exit 401 at Courtice Rd. Go north and follow signs. Open Every Weekend Rain or Shine Saturday 9:00 - 4:30 Sunday 9:00 - 4:30 Vendor Information 436-1024 Value Priced at your Chevrolet Oldsmobile Store 1997 Cavalier Coupe 1997 Astro Van Milford (Mac) and Helen McDonald Milford (Mac) and Helen McDonald, celebrated their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary, with a Family Dinner Party at the beautiful facilities of Cullen Gardens, Whitby. Letters of congratulations were received from Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Jean Chretien, Premier Hon. 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