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Page 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, November 4, 1998 Section Two Bowmanville Toastmasters Celebrate 11 th Anniversary The October 27, 1998 meeting of Bowmanville Toastmasters was very special. The entire membership membership enjoyed a unique event with a Hallowe'en theme. Another exceptional meeting will occur on November 10, 1998 when our guest speaker Ross MacKay D.T.M. will highlight our 11th Anniversary events. Ross MacKay is a warm, entertaining entertaining and inspiring speaker. Whether he is challenging your intellect or touching your heart, he will always be tickling your funny bone. Come and be tickled by Ross and enjoy an entertaining entertaining evening. Our meeting starts with social time at 7:00 p.m. with proceedings commencing commencing at 7:30 p.m. For more information please call 623-3527 or 623-2243. Grand Opening Second Chance Pre-Owned Fashions held its grand opening last Wednesday. The store, located on King Street in Bowmanville, near the Royal Canadian Legion, is run by Bethesda House, a shelter, support and advocacy group for abused women. The shop carries a vast array of clothing and other items for women, children and men. All items arc donated, and profits go to Bethesda House. Celebrating the occasion of the Grand Opening are (above, from left to right): Karen Mayson, Helen Campbell, Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre, Mary Howard, and Yvonne Hopkins. The store is open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Church Hosts Successful Hallowe'en Fun Night by Betty Wright The UCW was held on Wednesday the 21st. There were twelve ladies present, the Committee in charge were Phyllis McGregor and Annie Wright. They both took part in the devotion. devotion. Thank God for Little Things Thank You God for little little things that often come our way. The things we take for granted, but don't mention when we pray. The unexpected courtesy courtesy the thoughtful, kindly deed A hand reached out to help us in the time of sudden need Oh, make us more aware, dear God 'of little daily graces That come to us with -"sweet surprise" ' from never dreamed of places. The minutes were read and offering received, some business was discussed. discussed. Our annual Christmas Dinner Date confirmed for December 9th. Our Senior's dinner will be pot luck on November 18th. Please bring in your A & P grocery grocery tapes by November 17th to Marie Sharp. Some greeting cards were all signed and sent to some of our absent friends. The meeting closed and a social time was enjoyed with refreshments and tea. The U.C.W. Christmas Dinner is at noon on Enniskillen News December 9, 1998. If you wish to attend, please call Marie Sharp at 263-2529 or Jill Haskins at 697-2817 for reservations. The Enniskillen U.C.W. held a very successful bake sale on Thursday at the Bowmanvillc Mall. The Tyrone U.C.W. and Long Sault Club 50 are holding a Penny Sale, craft and bake table on November 4th at the Tyrone Orange Lodge Hall, it opens at 12:30 p.m. The Youth Group will meet on Thursday, November 5th and we're going to Wheelies. Meet in the Enniskillen Church parking lot at 6:00 p.m.and be sure to bring a toonie. We will be back at the church for 9:00 p.m. On Sunday we will be having our Remembrance Day services. Both services, services, Enniskillen and'Tyrone will be intergenerational. Local scouting groups are invited to Enniskillen service. service. Ladies and gentlemen of Enniskillen Church. For some time now, we've enjoyed the choir's anthems - songs from the new Hymn book, "Voices United". Now we are ordering them for the congregation. congregation. We thought that members of the congregation congregation might like to donate one or more books, some probably in memory of a loved one. They are approximately $25.00 each. If interested please pay Keith McGill and give him a copy of the inscription you would like inside the cover of each. Our third annual Hallowe'en fun night was just that - Fun! A good time was had by all. We ate well, played well, laughed well. All the ingredients for a good time. All the Sparks, Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders will be selling mint chocolate cookies from now until December. If you wish to contact our district co-commissioners, their numbers are Gail Luckhardt 263-4426 or Lu verne Baron 263-4319. Deepest sympathy to the relatives of Mr. Eber Millson who passed away last week. Enniskillen 4-H The first and second meetings of' the Enniskillen 4-H group "When Nature Calls" were held September 26th, 1998 at the Enniskillen Church portable. The morning was spent having our election of officers: elected officers are as follows: Pres. Nicole Avery, Vice-Pres.: Erica Henderson and Secretary/Press Reporter Emily Van Eyk. We also went on two hikes, one a scavenger hunt and two cleaning up our neighbourhood. neighbourhood. We learned about reading maps and some exercises to do before taking taking a hike. We all had fun and enjoyed the morning. The next 4 meetings will be held October 3rd, 1998 at the home of Blair and Marilyn Van Eyk. The 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th meetings of the Enniskillen 4-H group "When Nature Calls" were held October 3rd, 1998 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Eyk. The day began at 9:00 a.m. with a 6 km. hike through the neighbouring woods, guided by Blair Van Eyk. We all enjoyed our homemade trail mix along the way. At the end of our hike we cooked our lunch over the bonfire and enjoyed s'mores. The meeting was opened by our president Nicole Avery, with the 4-H pledge. Our Secretary/Press Reporter Emily Van Eyk read the minutes from the last meeting and we all answered the four roll calls. We then played games from our club books. The meeting was adjourned at 3:00 p.m. The day was enjoyed by all and we all learned new things. Press Reporter Emily Van Eyk Please do not hesitate to call Reverend Norm Seli if we can be of service or support to you or to anyone anyone you know. Reverend Seli is available for a great variety of pastoral needs. Norman is around the pastoral pastoral charge all week and can be found at Enniskillen Church on Tuesdays and Tyrone Church on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Call the Church office or just drop in. You will always be welcome. Big Enrollment for Orono Beavers and Cubs Orono News by I. Chailice Quote - "The teacher asked the pupils to tell the meaning of loving kindness! kindness! One little boy replied "When I was hungry and someone gave me a piece of bread, that's kindness, but if they put jam on it, that's loving kindness. Well here wc arc in November and still sunny but cool. It's sure been a great summer and fall. But wc sure do need rain, as gardens arc going to bed, rather dry, which is not a good sign! A goodly crowd in attendance at the monthly dinner and meeting of "Community Care" held Wednesday, October 28 in main hall of Orono United Church. Everyone enjoyed a delicious dinner of cscal- loped potatoes, ham, vegetables vegetables and salads. A gracious thank you to the ladies for supplying such a delicious dinner. Our entertainment for the afternoon was a lady from Whitby on the subject of "Safety in the Home". Congratulations to Orono Beavers and Cubs, on an extra large enrollment enrollment this term! On October 26 and 27, the local group held a very successful "Hallowe'en Masquerade", in downstairs downstairs of Orono United Church. This was well attended and we send thanks to Orono United Church board for allowing us this successful fundraising fundraising event. A special Euchre Tournament will be held November 7, Saturday in Orono Town Hall at 2 p.m. Join this special event and enjoy the afternoon! Have just finished the delightful Clarington Country Cookbook, published published in the Clarington Independent. Really enjoyed the various recipes and will surely give some a whirl ! Weekend guests at the Challices were daughters Deanna Harmer Oshawa, Denise and Glenn and family, Peterborough. Hallowe'en passed very quietly in our village Saturday evening. There were fewer than usual "little" "little" people and mostly with their parents. With the earlier parties, for Cubs and Beavers and a parly in the town hall, it seemed to keep the town very quiet. Also wc had something new, courtesy of Rogers Cable, with their "Pumpkin Patrol". The 4T Club (Station St.) are planning a big night for November 19, with special entertainment. Mrs. Jones from the Salvation Army, Bowmanville, will also accept our Christmas donations for hampers. Orono Town Hall reports - Alf Pigott 97, Joan Sutcliffe 81, Thelma Vagg 78, Paul Mucha 77, Gladys Greenwood and Elaine Doty tied at 76. Low - Mary Henderson. Lucky draws - Jackie Kirtlcy, Helen Couroux, Lil Boldcrstone, June Wilson, Olive Little, Roy Hayward, Allan Downes, Williard Johnston. Congratulations to Mrs. Hattie Wilson, 4T Club, Station St., who on Wednesday, November 4, will celebrate her 94th birthday, the community sends Best Wishes! Sunday, November 22 Mission and Service Sunday, Guest speaker is Reverend Lucy Reid, Chaplain Guelph University. Topic: All Our Neighbours. Following the Orono service lunch will be served. The congregation congregation is asked to bring squares, cookies, etc. Sunday, November 29, Regular Service at Kirby 9:30 a.m. Sacrament of Baptism at Orono 11 a.m. Gate #316: is urgently in need of bedding, blankets, blankets, sleeping bags, warm winter clothing, for men and women. Also dona tions of tca/coffec, sugar, cookies and personal hygiene items would be appreciated. Orono United Church Roast Beef Dinner is Saturday, November 7 at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Tickets available by calling 983- 5026, 983-5208 or 983- 5736. Orono U.C.W. is taking orders for the 1999 Canadian Church Calendars. Orono Stewards presents presents 'Elvis Priestly' in concert concert on Sunday, November 15 at 7 p.m. in Orono church. Reverend Dorian Baxter is Elvis Priestly. Phone 983-5026, 983- 5169 or 983-5736 for tickets tickets . Cookbooks: Kirby is selling copies of 'Let's Break Break' and 'Country Cooking'. If you would like a copy please call Marlene at 983-5702. Regal: The new Fall and Christmas special catalogues catalogues are available at the front doors. Place your order for Christmas now. Call Heather Johnston at 983-9891. U.C.W. #4 meets on Tuesday, November 10, 8 p.m. in main hall of Orono Church. Guest speaker is Hilda Gatchell who will speak about Human Organ Donations. Everyone is welcome. Budget Workshop is Friday, November 13, from 7 - 9:30 p.m. Orono House Committee meets Thursday, Nov. 19, 7 p.m. Orono-Kirby Official Board meets Thursday, November 19, 8 p.m. Kirby House Committee, meets on Wednesday, November 25, 7 p.m. If you arc unable to attend these meetings please tell your Chairperson and if possible possible send an alternative. New Officers for Rebekahs A new slate of officers was installed recently at a meeting of the Heather Rebekah Lodge #334 in Orono. Pictured are (front row from left): Sisters Marilyn Majors, Darlene Hardy, Gwen Forrester, Barb Patterson, Tina VanAlebeck, and Betty Majors. Back row, from left: Sisters Alice Hooey, Gladys Brown, Dot McGill, Norma Moffat, Marj Lowery, Violet Dunlop, Viola Vandervcen, Ruth Andrews (Noble Grand), Barbara Montgomery (District Deputy President) Bertha White (Vice Grand), Connie Hooey, Lorna Atkins, Irene Maher, and Marion Adams.