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Page 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 24, 1998 Crops Need Some Rain by Jacqueline Vaneyk Planting is finally done! The odd.bit of spraying or nitrogen application may be left, but the pressure is off. Now we need rain for the cash crops and good drying weather for hay! Each on the proper field, of course. Wishes for good health go out to Lloyd Slcmon who had surgery in St. Michael's Hospital last week. Special wishes to Mrs. Lavcrnc Taylor who has a birthday coming up. Tyrone UCW held a potluck lunch at the new home of Arlene and Jim Rowan at Indian River. Following a tour of the beautiful old brick house, Tyrone News we enjoyed lunch and a catchup visit. Enniskillen UCW came for a tour that afternoon. A huge crowd enjoyed the Lincolnaircs concert at Rotary Park in Bowmanvillc. This group plays music of the fifties and there was lots of loctapping. Different groups play every Thursday at 7 p.m. and the concerts arc free! The Tractor Pulling season has begun with Millbrook last week and Bolton and Blackstock coming up on June 26 and July 3 and 4 respectively,. Joyce Kelly at Blackstock has all the information. Summer services at the church have begun, so if you need information as to where and when, call the church office at 263-4107. Sunday, June 28, each church has its own service at regular time (10:45 a.m. at Tyrone). Susan Plcasancc will be leading. Enniskillen and Tyrone churches combine their services for the summer. Through July we worship at Enniskillen at 10:00 a.m. Wedding Announcement Hancock - Gault Dawn, Jay and Sue Hancock, Gran and Blake arc honoured to welcome Lori-Ann Gault into our family. family. Kit and Lori are to be married on July 17th, 1998 in Cornwall, Ontario. ; Churches Hold Outdoor Worship June 28 by Joyce Kelly For all the hot weather lovers, this past week must have been very pleasing to you. For the rest of us, we just grin and bear it! Best wishes to Tracy Hoskin and Mark Schutt who were married in a beautiful wedding at the United Church on Saturday afternoon. The reception and dance following was Blackstock News 4*..|SBy5pSiSBL ARCHIBALD ORCHARDS ESTATE WINERY Invites you to attend A speciaC Anniversary Open Tfouse Thursday June 25,1998 4:00 p.nu - 8:00 p.m. 6275 Liberty Street N BowmanviCCe CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "Great Gifts for Great Dads" flyer. Page 13 - Rechargeable Shaver, 43-8741-6 The copy states this is a rechargeable shaver. This is incorrect. The unit is a corded shaver. We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "Canada-Wide Savings" flyer. Page 1 - Autobike, 71-1598X Should read: "All bike assembly and kickstands are extra". Page 2 - Item #4, Electric Patio Caddie, 85-1010-8 Copy reads: Reg. 229.99, Sale 199.99, Save $30.00 Should read: Reg. 219.99, Sale 199.99, Save 10.00 Page 3 - Item #11,240-sq. in. Propane BBQ, 85-1111 -8 This is a "Spacemaker" product, not "Fiesta". Page 7 - Assorted Toys, 50-2526X Copy reads: Reg. 4.49 - 19.99, Sale 3.14 -13.99, Save 30°/c Should read: Reg. 3.79 -19.99, Sale 3.14 -13.99. Page 24 - Engine Cleaner, 38-1300-2 Copy reads: 454 G Should read: 425 G We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "1998 Catalogue". Page 48 - Item #7, Electric Super Blower/VAC, 60-3836-0 Copy reads: 14-amps Should read: 12-amps Page 137 - Gas Water Heater, 63-0187-6 Copy reads: 49,000 BTU Should read: 40,000 BTU. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. © j p cnote d324/325 cal • Zone 7/8/9 held at the Recreation Centre. Tracy and Mark will be living in Toronto upon their return home from their holiday to Western Canada. Larry Hoskin from Lake Louise, Alberta was an out-of- provincc guest. Congratulations to Murray and Aileen Byers who celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary this week with some family dinners dinners and happy gatherings. Best wishes for many more. June is the month for graduations. Would the families who had young people graduate, please let me know the details so that we may share your happy news. Call 986-4257 sometime sometime before Monday at 9 a.m. please. On Thursday a large crowd of area residents and friends and colleagues from other areas joined at the CCPS gym for a lovely. "Tea for Two" to honour Anne Rink and Marie McIntosh on their retirement. retirement. The staff made a humourous skit on the word "Retirement". Presentations of gifts were made to the two honoured ladies after which each replied fittingly. Best wishes wishes Anne and Marie. On Wednesday evening. a Retirement Roast will be held at the Rec. Centre to honour Eric Fletcher on his, retirement from CHS. Calf the High School to RSVP as soon as possible. Also on Wednesday evening a Retirement party honouring honouring Taliya Moore and Pat Smith will be held at Town Hall 1873, Port Perry. RSVP to 728-9407. Better health is wished for Ruth Thompson in Port Perry Hospital, Nicole Gibson who underwent surgery in a Toronto hospital, hospital, Valerie Linton who is in Kingston General Hospital and Anna McLaughlin who is home after undergoing emergency surgery in Port Perry Hospital. On Saturday morning the "Touch of Country" sang at the Norwood Retirement Home which Ron Martyn operates. Most of the ladies remained to enjoy lunch with the residents residents there. If you plan to make a donation to the "Come and Go Evening" which will be held Friday, July 10 to honour honour Jill VanCamp, bride-to- be who will be living in Bermuda, please do so this week. Donations can be made to Judy Gilbank, Joy QUALITY FARM FRESH PROOUCE onTarms . •Ltd. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Wed. July 1st 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in support of the Sunrise Youth Group' Fun filled day with activities for entire family! • Face Painting • Balloon Animals • Crafts Table • Ice Cream and Strawberry Sundaes erries Pick Your Own u^riPS BosP D6r,, J peas and StrawberTies expected Snou> Peos Bps] eXk-- .,■«» SSfri V' June 27 Mon. - Frl. 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sat. 8:30 a.m. • 6:00 p.m. Sun. 8:30 a.m. • 6:00 p.m. HORSE DRAWN v WAGON RIDES) Sun. - Frl. 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sat. 8:30 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Sun. alter July 1, 8:30 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Our Farm Market has ready picked berries as well as a wide selection of Fruits and Vegetables. rcAdoiruTpfcK™] j DU STRAWBERRIES, [_ ^Wlthjlil^fld^Eyrlros July_3rdti0 __ J[ EVERYDAY FEATURES • IVtraon rides (tractor drawn) Creative playground • Straw Jump • Flay tractor • Petting Zoo 2278 JJwy. » 2, Bowmanville CROP REPORT PHONE 623-7252 Rudkin, Catherine Cordon or Aileen VanCamp. Best wishes to Harqld and Lois Luke who moved to their new home in Port Perry last week leaving their farm home on Bcacock Road where they have lived for nearly twenty years. Saturday evening, June 27 will be the annual Strawberry supper at the United Church, beginning at 4:30 p.m. Tickets are purchased at the door. All are welcome. Next Sunday, June 28 at 10:30 a.m, is the annual outdoor service when the Nestleton and Blackstock United Churches combine. It will be held at Camp Scugog, St. Christophers, Beach Rd. You are welcome welcome to bring a picnic lunch and remain for the Open House of Camp Scugog in the afternoon. There were 8 tables at the weekly card party with the following winners - Reid Harness, Vivian Kidd, Richard Potter, Teresa Berker, Vera Fawns, Ray Staples and Kathleen Watts. Winners of the draws were Kathleen Watts (2), Grant Bright and Vera Fawns. Members of the Blackstock Agricultural Society will-be busy completing completing plans for the annual Tractor and Truck ' Pull which will be held next weekend on Friday and Saturday evenings, July 3 and 4. Set-up of thé grounds will take place on Monday evenings so if you wish to help, just show at the fairgrounds. Shuffieboard is held each Wednesday at the arena, if you wish to either be part of the action or be a spectator just pop in. Visitors are welcome. Members attend from many distant points to be part of this exiting sport. During the Sunday morning service at St. John's, Father Hugh baptized baptized baby Tamara Margaret Josephine Pantaleo and welcomed her into the Church. Tamara is the daughter of Franco Pantaleo and Misty Chapman and granddaughter granddaughter of Chris and Melody Chapman of Blackstock. In recognition that Sunday was also Father's Day, the children of the Church school presented each father, grandfather and great grandfather (and several several persons who didn't qualify in either category) with a small basket of candy. Fathers etc. were delighted and wish to say a hearty "Thank You" for this demonstration of love. On Sunday afternoon, there was a happy gathering in the Parish Hall as friends and neighbours joined with family members at a wedding wedding shower for Gordon Bentley and Tricia Hamilton. Gordon and Tricia will be married at St. John's on July 4th. On Sunday, June 28th we celebrate the 168th anniversary of the founding of the Parish of Cartwright. Our Parish Birthday occurs on the Feast of our Patron Saint, John the Baptist. We normally celebrate this event on the Sunday following following the 24th (unless of course, the Feast falls on Sunday). The festivities begin at 9:30 a.m. with the Sunday Eucharist during which Church School Certificates will be presented, presented, There will be special music for the occasion. After the Service, the children children of the Parish will provide provide the Feast, a barbecue picnic lunch for all parishioners, parishioners, Following this there will he games for the kills. Our Little Angel is 31 On June 29th, 1998, Jessica Robin Mills will celebrate her 3rd birthday. What happened happened to our little tiny baby? Happy birthday Chickie-babe. Barney looks forward to seeing you. Love Mommy and all the family. XXOO Durham Region's Social Services Department Wins Award The Durham Region Social Services Department has received a Partnership Award from" The Learning Partnership. : This award was presented on April 30, 1998 at the "Innovation Through Networks" dinner. The award is for an innovative partnership partnership involving the Social Services Department, the Durham District School Board's Adult and Continuing Education Centre and Manpower Services, These three organizations have created a dynamic partnership partnership to deliver the Employment Placement component of Ontario Works Durham. Employment Placement links Ontario Works participants with paid employment in the community community thereby helping them increase their financial independence independence from the social assistance systems. The Social Services Department's Ontario Works program assists participants through the Employment Supports, Employment Placement and Community Participation components. Durham operates Ontario Works through locations in Oshawa, Ajax, Pickering and Uxbridge. Graduate Angela Marie Knapp Angela Marie Knapp graduated on June 11, 1998 from the University of Western Ontario with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree majoring in Biology and Environmental Science. Congratulations and love from Mom (Sharon), sister Amy and Nanny (Olive Hull). 0 M A Ml R O B E B L O W 1 A M ■ T R 1 T N U P L A N L U T eJ U K E M E D 1 B S P R E H O U R A S T 1 M E S A S L E E K HEAVE K RAVEN E J^ L L l I Ml A IT R E T O ATOM F A L A a jl o RAT ADAM IG JO O L HALF PEARL A L SALAD K E M i L O E L 1 A A L M S N S E T E R T E D A L E [e M M A A B O R R O L U T E ■ R E X r 1 S 1 A N T s ui E S T Answers to Saturday's Clarinaton/Courtice Independent Crossword Puzzle The Statesman's Carrier of the Week Mathew Syer Mathew Syer has route #2. Mathew likes baseball baseball and rugby. As our Carrier of the Week, he will receive a McDonald's Extra Value Meal. Congratulations Mathew and keep up the good work! Hwy. 2 (King St. West) Bowmanvillc The ceremony would lake place in Palmer Park, at the Gazebo along the lake front which is located on Water Street between 12 noon and 2 p.m. with people taking the oath of Canadian Citizenship at 1 p.m. There will be hot dogs, soft drinks, Canadian flags and a Canada Day Cake. Farm Market Phone 623-9109