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Page 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 15,199S Ontario Scholars from Courtice Secondary Melissa Casson Jennifer Corcoran Angela Dillon Amanda Dunn 4-H Groups in Judging Competitions by Harvey Yellowlees "If it looks cloudy, maybe your windows need washing!" "Never let the seeds keep you from enjoying the watermelon." Another beautiful week and everything is looking good. The card party at Hampton had 11 tables for cards and a good time was enjoyed by all. The winners were - High - Betty Hockley 94, Fred Griffin 83, Alice Beech 82, May Short ridge 80, Matt Marchant 78. Low - Rae Shackleton. Most lone hands - Betty Hockley. Marg Hall and Hazel Murphy had to look after the skunks. Lucky draws - Edgar Millson, Ruby Griffin, Alice Beech, Meta Swain, Win Brown. Come again this week. Church service at Eldad had a good attendance from Eldad, Hampton and Zion. Cindy and Kim Ashton were greeters. Jacqueline Dubé was the lay reader. Don Taylor and Cindy Ashton favoured with a lovely duet "Awake My Soul", accompanied by Solina News Joyce Taylor. Reverend Munro's message was "Who Is My Neighbour?" Cold drinks and cookies were served for a social time following the service. It is an hour well spent, try it some Sunday. Service on July 19 and 26th will be 10 a.m. at Hampton. Several from Solina called at Ron and Phyllis Broome's home at Orono Sunday afternoon to wish Marion Broome a happy birthday. The Yellowlees family annual picnic was enjoyed at the home of Ron and Gladys White of Hampton. Many of our local 4-H members had lots of practice practice judging over the past week. On Wednesday evening under the excellent leadership of Glenn and Karen Barkey, members judged dairy, beef, hay, potatoes, horses and pork chops. Top Novice Judge was David Found, Top Junior Judge was Katharine Found, Top Intermediate Elizabeth Millson, Top Senior - Ben Millson, Top "Masters" Judge - Charlene Bowman. On Friday, July 10 many Durham East members and leaders travelled to Peterborough to judge a Junior Day there. Members attending were: Ben, Elizabeth and Morgan Millson, Dianne and Aaron Bowman, Brad, Stephen and Katharine Found, Kathryn Barkey, Tim Ashton, Colleen and Jennifer Arbucklc, Kim Metcalf, Summer Holmes, Lee and Melanie Allin, Andrew Meszaros, Somcr Verhoven, Alex DcJong, Robert Larmer ' and Christine Yellowlees. All members did Durham East "proud" and enjoyed the wrap-up banquet banquet at Rock Haven, followed followed by a dance and "fun at Peterborough Ex." A big thanks to Don Dair and the Carter brothers for helping to clean up the tennis court on Friday morning. Christine Foskett Robyn McKinnon Brian McLaughlin Brenda Nielsen WIUMOT ORCHARDS r : i... Jessica Powell Timothy John Repath Anthea Rowe atSr r * *r, A --v x ^ Jillian Todd (OPEN JULY trra Growers of Quality Fruit Charles anil Judi Stevens Phone to confirm picking conditions Pick Your Own or 987-5279 Ready Picked HOURS: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. CONCESSIC N ST. !j WILMOT ■ -J ORCHARDS > < HWY. #2 t UJ S H g GO ? HWY, 401 H 5 -CD t z ©j.p. SUMMER AQUATIC PROGRAMS SECOND SESSION NOTICE THERE ARE STILL SPACES AVAILABLE FOR THE SECOND SESSION OF THE SUMMER AQUATIC PROGRAMS AT ALL CLARINGTON POOLS. THIS SESSION RUNS FROM JULY 27th TO AUGUST 10th. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 623-3379 EXT. 272. CS-6799 . MUNICIPALITY OF taring ton ONTARIO ©J.P. 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