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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, September 23. 19VS Page 9 Church Stewards Host Car Rally by Hazel Crago Last Tuesday Ross Allin and Jack Gordon enjoyed opening day events and displays at the Pioughing Match at Sunbury. Antique implements implements were of special interest to them. There was great weather weather for Port Hope Fair the past weekend. Sunburned people were seen on Sunday as they enjoyed watching doggers, horse pulls, singers, etc. October 3 Dog Walk-a- thon sponsors arc being sought. Please give your support. Bowlers are needed lor the Monday night Ladies' League and also for the Thursday night Mixed League. Dorella (at 987- 4238) would be pleased to hear from you. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Harry Wade whose funeral took place on Friday, September 18. Condolences also to relatives and friends of Joyce (Avery) Johnson of Bowmanvillc whose funeral funeral was held on Tuesday, September 22. Joyce's family, the Cyril Avery's, once resided on the Baseline, now named Metcalf Street in the Lake Shore section. Over 220 kids attended the Optimist sponsored Teen Dance at Newcastle Community Hall last Friday night. On October 3 during the Fall Festival the Optimists will be judging the Bike Decorating contest contest for children 10 and under. Durham Regional Police will be doing Bike Back registrations. On Saturday, September 19, the Newcastle Horticultural Society sponsored a bus trip. In the morning a visit was paid to Unionville Village where lovely sidewalk sidewalk sales are held. One could buy furniture, dishes, dishes, buttons, cutlery, jewellery, jewellery, linens, antiques. Time for gazing on all was limited. Lunch at Town & Country was great, enjoyed by everyone. The main purpose of the trip was attendance at the Canadian Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Society International '98 World Competition. Some passengers came home with cuttings from floral arrangements and some came home with huge bouquets of huge flowers. We have not heard if anyone won any of the draw prizes. Thanks to Narda Hoogkamp, Jean Rickard and Gloria Gordon for this lovely day! St. George's News On Sunday, September 20 at St. George's Anglican Church the Reverend Padre David Saunders led both 8 and 11 Holy Communion Services. The new children's children's hymn I the Lord of Sea and Sky was appreciated. appreciated. Three organists gave a recital at the church on Newcastle News Sunday afternoon. United Church On Sunday, September 20, Sunday School resumed at Newcastle United Church. Nancy Chisling presided at the organ. Reverend David Chisling preached the sermon sermon Praying For All People. Bible Study is Wednesdays 10:30 at the manse. Ministry and Personnel Workshop September 26. UCW Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale Saturday, October 3, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A meeting of chair-persons chair-persons of committees of the church takes place on Tuesday, September 29 at 7:30 in the church. September 27 Vacation Bible School singers in the church hall. United Church Stewards' Car Rally had 42 interested parties to participate. Ken Crichton and Wayne Blackburn mapped out the tour. This year the rally began at Forget's home on Beaver Street South and took the people to Port Hope, Canton, Weslcyville, Garden Hill, Archibald Orchards, Tyrone, etc. Brenton and Jean Rickard hosted the barbecue barbecue on the return trip. Winners were Nancy Armishaw and two sons, Bonnie Tennant and two children. Elizabeth Chidley and Mrs. Bill McBride came in second. Sponsors donated super prizes which were really appreciated by the stewards who sponsored the car rally on Sunday, September 20. Church by Betty Wright Girl Guide Registration has been completed. The Silver Medal for 4-H Team by Harvey Yellowlees "Willpower is the ability ability to cat one salted peanut." "When asked to plant a garden, the first thing many people dig up is an excuse." We've had beautiful fall weather. The leaves are turning colour very fast. Silo filling is in full swing now, and the corn will be ready to pick any lime. I have a bowling report from the Rural bowlers. They would like me to say that if any men from Enniskillen or Tyrone would like to bowl on Tuesday night at nine, please phone 263-4341. They will be glad to have you. There are five teams. The standings so far arc Solina News CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE The Municipality of Clarington at its meeting of December 13, 1993, passed By-law 92-225, authorizing the closure of the intersection at Martin Road and Regional Road 57 to vehicular traffic, effective upon the completion of West Side Drive. West Side Drive is now constructed and effective October 5, 1998, Martin Road at Regional Road 57 will be physically barricaded and closed to vehicular traffic. If you require additional information, please contact Jan O'Neill at 623-3379, extension 202. Stephen A. Vokes, R Eng. Director of Public Works Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 £k MUNICIPALITY OF arinqton CS-6239 ©J.R Hampton 7 points, Courtice 5 (Keep it up men!), Solina 5 points, Newtonsbaw 4 and Hi C's 3. I hope the Hi C's aren't having too much trouble with Jim. Wed., Sept. 16 was the Solina Silver Set meeting at noon. President Margaret Ford welcomed everyone and asked Doug Warren for the blessing. About 50 people filled their plates for a pot luck meal. Co-president Philip Ford had charge of business business and had a humorous story to tell. Secretary Elaine Baker reported on the last meeting. Alma Langmaid gave the report on the treasury. The guest speaker Carol Seysmith was introduced by Lois Yellowlees. Carol is the stewardship co-ordinator for the Second Marsh project. project. With the help of a slide presentation she told of the progress at the marsh and the importance of the tributaries tributaries flowing into it. We at Solina live between two of these - the Farewell and the Black Creeks. Her excellent presentation made a very interesting meeting. Philip Ford expressed our thanks. Hampton cards on Wednesday night had 10 tables. The winners were high Velma Jakeman 88, Fred Ashton 83, Sara Clark 77, Charlie Stapleton 76, Alice Beech 75. Most lone hands Fred Griffin. Low - Agnes Schofield. Special no. - FLYERS FLYER PRINTING AND DELIVERY PACKAGE! PRINTED ONE SIDE 8 1/2" x II" flyers on white bond I colour of ink (your choice) We typeset, print and distribute flyers to the areas of your choice 5.3^ 63.Cll plus faxes *0(fer good for quantities over 15,000 PRINTED TWO SIDES 8 1/2" x II" flyers on white bond I colour of ink (your choice) We typeset, print and distribute flyers to the areas of your choice 6.5^* each P i "Offer good for quantities over 15,000 us taxes Add a 2nd colour of ink to your flyer ' $ 100.00 per colour - per side of flyer James Publishing Publishers of The Canadian Statesman and Clarlngton/Coui'tlcc Independent 62 King Street West, Bowmanville Phone: (905) 623-3303 Fax: (905) 623-6161 i è Clarence Bray. Draws - Harvey Yellowlees (2), Agnes Schofield, Alice Beech, Marion Sears. A good lunch by the ladies. Come again. Thursday Lois and I enjoyed lunch at Allan and Eunice Stocks, Brooklin. On Friday we became great grandparents for the first time - a baby girl Kassidy Eileen for Sara and Terry. Friday evening was the first card party of the season season at Solina Hall. There were 10 tables. Winners were: Lois Yellowlees 81, Charles Kelly 79, Harry Knox 73, Fred Watson 68. Low: George Gilroy. Most lone hands Gus Wilson. There was some problem with two skunks. Alida and Mack McKinley did their best to control them but they had trouble. Lucky draws: June Bothwell, Clarence Bray, Doris Flctt, Gus Wilson, Alida McKinley, Marj Cryderman, Frank Chumblcy, Dick Scoble, Em Brown. Alma Laingmaid and Vi Ashton prepared lunch. See you again this week. The street here was busy on Saturday. Our neighbour and friends had a yard sale and a lively ball tournament was held at the park. Emily, Holly and Ashley Broome spent some time with Grandpa and Grandma Broome. It was Sunday School promotion at Eldad Church on Sunday. Bruce and Marion Luke were greeters and Vi Ashton the lay reader. It was also music Sunday when extra new and favourite hymns arc sung. Alan Garbe, Sunday School Superintendent, conducted the promotion and presented presented each of the teachers with a gift of appreciation. The teachers presented the graduates to their next class as they passed through the gates, and introduced the rest of their class remaining. Reverend Munro's message - There is a Balm in Gilead. Come see us some Sunday. We'd like to have you. September 27 will be men's breakfast at Eldad, 8:00 a.m. Speaker is John Vcldhuis. October 5 is Eldad U.C.W. annual auction at 7:00 p.m. Come out and support the ladies. Durham East 4-H Go for the Gold team consisting consisting of Nancy Metcalf,, Katharine Found, Liz Millson and Andrea Meszaros, coached by Tom Barrie did their "county" proud at the Regional Competition this weekend in Peterborough. They were the silver medal winners. The final game score was 105 to 100. /X close win for Victoria county. For your interest, the Victoria County team is coached by Mike Ormiston, a former Durham East 4-H member (no wonder they won!). Best of luck to Victoria as the compete in the next level of competition at the Royal Winter Fair. Dinner's On! Lakcridgc Health Bowmanvillc was the site Wednesday of a barbecue for continuing continuing care patients and their families. Cooking up a storm arc (from left): Willie Woo; rehabilitation assistant Charlene Perrin; and site administrator Chris Kooy. Choir Seeks More Voices Enniskillen News Enniskillen Brownies and Guides held their first meeting on Monday, Sept. 21. Guides are looking forward forward to a great year this year. Well songbirds, it's time to sing out! The Enniskillen Choir is looking looking for some voices. If you arc an experienced chorister, chorister, please join us and share your experience. If you arc an inexperienced warbler, please join us and share in the fun. Enniskillen practice on Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. Please contact Ray Ashton. Tyrone Choir is also looking for voices for their choir. Their practice is on Wednesday evenings, please speak with Sandy. Children of all ages arc welcome to worship with us for the whole service or to join in the Sunday school programme after the theme story in tire service. service. Our Sunday school has completed programmes for children of all ages and we also provide a nursery for the very young among us. Children arc welcome to join the nursery before or during the service. Our Sunday school superintendent is Diane McGill and she will be happy to answer any questions. questions. Afternoon Bible Study has resumed. It is at Enniskillen Church on Tuesdays from 1:30- 3:00 p.m. Youth Group on Sunday, September 27, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Hayride and campfire at the Avery farm 9203 Old Scugog Rd. Contact Wanda Sharpe (263-4720) or Debbie Avery (263-2618). Evening bible study resumes this Wednesday, September 23, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at Tyrone Church. Enniskillen 4-H (A Walk on the Wild Side) starts September 26. For more information call Marilyn Vaneyk 263-2691 or Debbie Avery 263- 2618. Several from the area attended the retirement party for Mr. Jim Alloway on Sunday at their home R.R.#3, Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford, Hampton were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chambers, R.R. #1, Lindsay and were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens and granddaughter granddaughter Tori Clemens at Carrol and Ron's Cottage, William's Point. 4-H Animal Friends On Tuesday, August 25, 1998, the achievement day for the Durham East 4-H Animal Friends Club was held. The meeting started off at Natalie and Janclle Kellogg's in Welcome, which, is near Port Hope. The purpose of our Achievement Day was to visit every member's house and see their pet and how they take care of them. Natalie and Janclle showed us their kittens and Maryann talked to us about Orono Fair and handing in our projects. At lunch we stopped off at The Morawetzes where they treated us to a swim. After lunch we visited the remainder remainder of members houses and then Maryann gathered some of our projects to put on display at Orono Fair. The next 4-H gathering will be the annual 4-H Awards Night on October 24, 1998 at Baseline Community Centre at 7:00 p.m. For more information call Maryann Found at 436-2528. Gillian Barrie % a MUNICIPALITY OF i^jlarington ONTARIO OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE NEW ANIMAL SHELTER Saturday, September 26,1998 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Corner of Liberty Street South and Lake Road, Bowmanville Come and celebrate with us! • BBQ • Refreshments • • Pony Rides • Face Painting • STAY AWAY FROM FALLEN WIRES lee storms, high winds or fallen tree limbs can bring hydro lines down. And even a fallen wire that seems dead can dangerous. So don go near the wires, warn others not and report the fallu wires to your local hydro or the police as soon as possible, if a line falls ^ across your vehicle, stay inside until a hvd crew removes the If there's a live touching your car, putting even one foot on tire ground can be a fatal move to make. pow Q Ontario Hydro