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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, May 3,1997 Page 11 4-H Club Plans Pancake Breakfast Hampton Cub Wins Design Trophy Dave McEvoy, of the First Hampton Cubs, displays the trophy trophy he earned last month at the annual West Durham District Cub Car Rally. His car was deemed to be the best design at the competition which included about 60 finalists from local Cub Packs. With Dave is Justin Avery, also a member of the First Hampton Cubs. Region Wants Full Partnership In Infrastructure Program Durham Region councillors are taking exception to the provincial government's request for a final say on municipal and regional infrastructure infrastructure projects. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish told councillors during the Wednesday morning, April 23, Council meeting, "we paid our fair share in the last program and we want to be a full partner in the next program." He noted that "in a few weeks' time, we'll be past the tendering season. Oshawa Regional Councillor Brian Nicholson stated he wants to know what guidelines the province would be following if it decided to leave the municipality out of the final decision-making. "I don't like Big Brother trying to tell us what our priorities-should be," he said. He alluded to the possibility that maybe some people with the provincial government thought some of the projects by some municipalities municipalities were inappropriate. "After a meal in some posh restaurants, you need an after dinner mint - the one in Ottawa!!" "When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt!!" The card party at Hampton on Wednesday night had 10 tables and Marie Brooks outdid herself with a 110 count, nice going, Marie. Marie had the high score, then Muriel Butson, Agnes Schofield, Alice Beech, Ada Richards. Low Rosemary Perris. Most lone hands Marie Brooks. Draws: Muriel Butson, Ada Richards, Wilma Goyne, Lloyd Broome (2). Come again this week. Our sympathy to Diane Werry and family in the passing passing of Allan Werry. Our display of articles for our Silent Auction is good. The final day of the Silent Auction will be on Saturday, May 3rd 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Eldad Church. Lunch.available. We had 10 1/2 tables for cards at Solina Hall on Friday evening. Everyone had a good time, not all were winners but close - results are; high Clarence Bray, Lloyd Broome, Cy Trewin, George Gilroy. Low Lyra Flintoff. Most lone hands Clarence Bray. Lucky number Helen Westherup. Draws Doris Flett, Ken Whittington, Vi Ashton, Bernice Watson, Jean Munday, Leone Wilson, Verna Lavender, Erny Brown, Elaine Baker, Marion Peters. See you again this week. Scugog Shuffleboard Club are starting to play for the summer summer season May 7 at 10 a.m., at the Blackstock Arena. New members are welcome. Any questions phone Larry at 263- 8433. We hope Rose Svetec is feeling better soon and will be for the price ... and stay for the service! You wi YOU'RE INVITED Saturday, May 3rd 25th ANNIVERSARY ARTY AND SALE at Prices on all RV Produc ome & Park Glendale Royal Classics VW Campers 'Special viewing of the newVW V6 | Winnebago/Roadtrek widebody and 170. Special Rental Pricing B with bavarian fausages Jibehereto^: Live Entertainment answer Your questions^ Factory RfP® Bavarian Band Special Draw Children's inflatable playcentre & Darth Vader OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. An "I CARE" and CAA award winner since 1972. Sales, service, leasing, body shop, all makes. Rentals in Canada, USA and Europe, overseas delivery. 1425 Dundas St. East, Whitby 686-6410 1 -800-263-2676 TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADE! www.owasco-canada.com out again. There are a few farmers working on the land and some gardens in the village have been worked. A very good attendance at church. Loraine Bennett and her daughter Trudy were our greeters and Francis Johnston The lay reader. Several nice hymns were sung. Reverend Munro had a children's message. message. Next Sunday there will be a pail for pennies at the front of the church for the month of May and this money will go to the flood fund in the West. Our message was "Saviour of All the Wbrld". After the collection, collection, Reverend Doug Warren said a few words and closed the service with prayer. Nice to have Doug with us. On May 5th Eldad U.C.W. meets at 7:30 p.m. and on May 13th the Official Board meets at Eldad church at 7:30 p.m. Men's breakfast at Zion Sunday, April 27 had a good turnout of men. A good breakfast breakfast was put on by the Zion men. Reverend Ranson was the speaker and was enjoyed by WH Ter | HWY 2 awASCDS m e ^ OWASCO 35 MINUTES EAST FROM DOWNTOWN TORONTO everyone. On Wednesday afternoon a group of ladies planned a surprise surprise party for Bea Boddy at her house, it was her 85th birthday. birthday. Several from Solina attended the party. We wish Jim Kaptyn better health and we are thinking of him in the hospital, our prayers are with him, and his family. Some very interesting reports from the rural bowlers in the first week of the playoffs - Hampton is on top with 32.51, Solina 32.24, Optical 31.64, Newtonshaw 30.95, Courtice 30.63, and our Hi C's with 29.47. What seems to be the trouble trouble Jim? Come on, Courtice, let's go. One more week of playoffs. By the way, Peter and Derek are.the proud fathers of baby boys. Reserve Saturday, May 17th 8:30 - 10:30 on your calendars for the 4-H Annual Pancake Breakfast. This will be held at Solina Hall and all proceeds go to benefit the 4-H Movement! Plan to attend for a small price Solina News by Harvey Yellowlees of $5.00 for all you can eat. Our salad supper at Solina Hall, put on by the stewards of Eldad Church, was a big success success when some 300+ sat down for supper. A great big thank you to all the people who came to support us. It was a wonderful wonderful response, and to all the workers and the people that supplied the food, a big thank you. We cleared a little more than $2400.00. Once again, thanks. Farm Frosh Prod*® Cauliflower each bunch Bunch Radishes or Green 2/IOQ0 Onions English Cucumber Juicy Watermelon HakSkla*» Marinated Round Steak Smokies Honey Garlic, #|@9 BBQ or Garlic ^ , h s? -, You will come for the price ... and stay for the service! F®ro Fe®eh Produce 219 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone: 623-9434 Business Hours Mon.-Wed. 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Thurs. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. ©J.P.