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Page 6 The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Friday, July 23,1999 Gardens on Displ lay For Horticulture Tour k 31 n~b V fr by Hazel Crago For the first time in many years we neglected to remind readers of Decoration Day in Bowmanvillc Cemetery. On Friday night, July 16 we looked in Clarington 1999 Community Guide and sure enough on page 9 in red letters Bowmanvillc Cemetery Decoration Day 3rd Sunday in July. So we forgot! Recently Mr. Arthur Clemence of San Diego California a native of Shaw's section and his granddaughter were visiting in the area. Mrs. Janice Mills of St. Albert, Alberta arrived on Wednesday evening, along with her sister Bev Elaschuk and her husband of Oshawa for dinner with parents Brenton and Jean Rickard. It was also Lions annual annual steak barbecue hosted by President Dick Lovekin at Historic Kilcolman Farm. Newcastle Horticultural Garden Tour On Wednesday, July 14,1999 twelve gardens were offered for the Newcastle Garden Tour. Some of the comments on the programme were descriptions of the gardens. The starting point was held at the home of Jean and Brenton Rickard. Country in town describes this large property property with lots of colourful annuals, container plantings and hanging baskets surrounding the patio area. Mildred and Ross Libby's garden has many different theme rooms to explore, A woven basket basket made from twigs pruned from a neighbour's tree is a new feature. Janet Paeden has an established established garden and if there is a spot for a plant she fills it. Bridget and Jim Conboy are installing a pond where once an apple tree stood. Bridget has started a butterfly garden and really enjoys her cherub fountain fountain by the patio. Nancy and Mike Ryan make use of a long and narrow space where they have installed an informal Italian Bocci court. The rest has been constructed using a French design of gardening. gardening. Beautiful annuals are growing growing in the front garden at Josie and Theo Welter's home. In the iack there is a beautiful waterfall, waterfall, two small ponds with a creek running between, a gazebo, gazebo, sundial and figurines. In the afternoon Sylvia and Victor Klepac welcomed guests to their secret garden where Victor has built patios, trellises and decks. A lovely country lot is owned by Shelley and Peter Etmanskie. A lovely stream and lots of old fashioned flowers add beauty. This year they planted a Canadian flag bed in honour of their 25th wedding anniversary. Congratulations,, Shelley and Peter! Anne and Bert DeBruin have a beautifully manicured property property with a stunning view of the countryside. Flowerbeds line the very long driveway and Mr. DeBruin lovingly tends the fruit Newcastle News trees, vegetable gardens, flower gardens and lily beds. The scenic farm of Vicki and Zory Lesnick boasts a country garden with many perennials and annuals started by seed. Vicki always loves to share her garden secrets. Organizer Dorella Lancaster- Forget deserves much credit for the success of this garden tour. Next horticulture meeting is the annual flower and vegetable show held at the Newcastle Community Hall on Tuesday August 17, 1999. Entries received from 9 a.m. till noon. Open to the public from 4 p.m. till 8 p.m. Sympathy is extended to relatives relatives and friends of Douglas Eugene Walker whose funeral service was held on Monday, July 19, at the Newcastle Funeral Home. Two family dinners in honour honour of Jack and Hazel Crago have been enjoyed recently. On Thursday the Crago family treated the golden anniversary couple to dinner at the Mandarin, Pickering. On Sunday Maureen and Russell Powell hosted dinner for Jack and Hazel, Ron and Bertha Powell and Floyd Powell. Families are made of special people whom we thank. St. George's News Pentecost 8 Holy Communion was celebrated at 11:15 by the Rev. Cliff Evans out of the Book of Common Prayer. The Rev. Evans' sermon was on the parable of the Weeds of the Field. We often ask why God allows so much evil in the world. Evil wears a human face and when God stops the evil it will be the end of the world. At that time, God will send his angels to collect out of his kingdom all causes of sin and all evil doers and will throw them into the furnace of fire.The righteous will shine like the sun in the kingdom of the Father. Next week July 25 will be morning Prayer at 11:15 a.m. Gord Leek, Parish Lay Reader, will be the guest speaker. Our sincere' thanks to Rev. Evans for the sèrvices of Holy Communion while Padre Saunders is away. Have a safe and happy summer: summer: See yoti in church. United Church On Sunday, July 18, 1999 at Newcastle United Church Phil Armstrong and family family were welcomed. Phil and Nancy Chisling provided provided the music for the singing during morning worship. Rev. David Chisling's reflection was titled Inspired-Watch the Fire. Special songs during the service were: Let it Be, Just a Closer Walk With Thee, I Believe, Slowin' in The Wind, Shine Jesus Shine and Some Glad Morning. Enniskillen News Street Dance is Sept. 18 by Betty Wright On July 25th and August 1st the combined church services will be held at Enfield with Rev. Norman Seli preaching. On August 8th the service will be held at Tyrone with Rev. Seli preaching. On August 15th the service will be held at Tyrone with Ralph Worry being the leader and August 22nd Susan Plcsancc will be our leader. On August 29 Rev. Seli will be our preacher preacher at Tyrone. The services will all be at 10 a.m. It was nice to see a former former Minister, Rev. Joe Lafavc and his wife Kay and daughter Nikki and the two little girls they had with them in church on Sunday. We are glad to report we'll be able to sec lots of the Lafavcs after October. Vacation Bible School will be held August 9-13 in Tyrone. This is a morning programme for kids which includes stories, songs, activities and fun around Bible lessons. This year we have a jungle theme. Make room on your calendar right away, This is for children from Enniskillen and the surrounding arctis as well, Everyone is welcome, if you would like to help plan, or lead (even for one day) please call Sharon Trudeau, (263-1022), Enniskillen I313Q and Street Dance will he held on Saturday, September IKtli (note change in date) 4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. We will eat, dance, play games and enjoy a great party with prizes. We have it all! Mark it on your calendar right now. If you can help out, please call Donna Stephens (263-8600) right now. Please call Sonja Pratt (263- 2661). Donations for the raffles raffles can be left at the church or at Sonja's before the 18th of September or even on that day. Tyrone Farmer's Market is Saturday Sept. 18th, 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. It's Part of the Durham Countryside Adventure and part of the Community. We're featuring a bake sale, craft table, muffins and drinks. We'll need your help with produce, produce, preserves, crafts, baking, baking, and pics to help make this effort a success, Thank you, Betty Pascoc (263- 8424). Please do not hesitate to call Rev, Sell (please call him Norm or Norman) if he can he of service or support to you or anyone you know. He is available for a great variety of pastoral needs, Norman is around the pastoral charge all week and can he found at Enniskillen Church on Tuesdays and Tyrone Church on Wednesday afternoon and evening, Call the Church Office or just drop in, You are always welcome, Amanda Storks was the Lay Leader. On Thursday evening on July 22 at 7:30 Nancy Chisling and pianist Derek Bampton present a programme of music in the church. Tickets available at the door. Next week July 25, Bev Jeeves will provide guitar music for another Sunday of special music. Oshawa Presbytery visits July 28 at 8 p.m. Newtonville Card Results. There was a small crowd at Newtonville Hall on Friday evening July 16 but the seven tables of card players enjoyed their euchre games. Winners were: 1st Elsie Massey with 89 points, 2nd Reg McCool 88, 3rd and 4th. tied Percy Clark and Wilma Kirk 78, 5th Velma Clark 75 and 6th Eileen O'Hara 73. Draw winners winners were Marie Couroux, Doris Joli, Jean O'Neill and Martha Clark. Next party at Newtonville will be held on Friday evening, July 30th. How Does Your Garden Grow? in Garden statuettes and flower-covered trellises dot the Conboys' yard on North Street Newcastle. The family was just one of many who opened their gardens to visitors during the Newcastle Garden Tour on Wednesday, July 14. Pictured above is resident gardener, Bridget Conboy (right) with mother-in-law Edna Conboy. Silver Set Enjoys Bus Trip to Thousand Islands by Harvey Yellowlees "Parents who are afraid to put their foot down have children who step on their toes." Thanks for the beautiful rain on Saturday. It was what the lawns and crops needed. Another new house is being framed in the Westlake subdivision. On Wednesday morning bright and early 48 members and friend of the Solina Silver Set boarded a Kerr bus with Glenn Smith as driver and his wife Mary June the tour guide.The first stop was at the Big Apple near Colborne for a drink and a snack. Once again on the bus we headed for Gananoque, stopping for a buffet dinner dinner at the Squire restaurant. From here it was only a short distance to the boat docks. We left for a three hour cmise of the waters around the Thousand Islands, pausing at Boldt castle to pick up passengers. Then we circled back to the dock again. On the way home we watched a video of the castle. The ride on the water was very calm and relaxing. Lunch on the return trip was near Kingston at Swiss Chalet. My thanks to our bus driver and guide. Also my wife and the others who looked after my transportation. While we were away the parking lot at the hall was being resurfaced. We wish a speedy recovery to Arnot Wotten Sr. following his surgery at St. Michael's and to Gord Peters'since his hospital stay. Our sympathy goes to Rev. Doug Warren and Vange on the death of Doug's brother. Church on Sunday was at Eldad. We welcomed welcomed worshipers from Hampton and Zion. Bob and Joan Blackburn were greeters and Eileen Solina News Knox the lay reader. The choir as usual rendered an excellent number. The children's story and the message by Rev. Munro was based on the Story of Jacob and his dream. Service next Sunday will be at Eldad again at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday night cards at Hampton they had several winners and several that were not. High Scores went to Anne Taylor 90, Charlie Stapleton 86, Ada Richards 78, Marjorie Davies 77, Alice Beech 77. Most honest player Fred Griffin. Most lone hands Jean Slemon. Special number Doric Christenson. Lucky Draws Charlie Stapleton, Ada Richards (again), Wanda McNeil, June Trewin, Willard Johnston, Thelma Vagg. Come again this week. *• We attended the Worry family picnic on Sunday. There were only a few members present this year considering the hundreds of people who are a part of this family tree.. Don't forget the Women's Institute picnic at Frank and Donna Barkcy's on Sunday July 25, at 1:00 p.m. Pot Luck lunch. Bring dishes and lawn chairs. Durham East 4-H Interior Decorating Club by Jennifer Kroft The first meeting of the Durham East 4- H Interior Decorating Club was held on June 28, 1999 at the home of Karen Dair. Dianne Bowman opened 'the 'meeting with the 4-H pledge. 'Nominations for office 1 followed with Kristen NcVille, iPresident, Carissa Sharpe, Vice President;' Nicole Beechy, Secretary and Jennifer Kroft, Press Reporter. Dianne introduced the club, followed by a discussion on harmony, centres of interest, interest, balance, proportion and rhythm when designing a room. We learned how to make a floor plan of our bedrooms. Wc discussed colours and their correlation correlation to the colour wheel. , We talked about how we can incorporate ;> spe cif,our, favourite things such as colour, flowers, scents,- textures: etc. into the- . design,of our'room. The achievement for this club is to redesign a room in our house for the other /members to view. The next meeting was held on July 12, 1999 at "There's No Place Like Home," Interior Design Studio. 55S? COMPACT CARS AS IS VEHICLES ii 'Nr ■ CAVALIER - 2 DOOR CAVALIER - 4 DOOR 1997 Cavalier Red, air, auto, CD, 65,020 km. 1996 Cavalier Tan, air, auto, cassette, 69,700 km. 1996 Cavalier Orchid, auto, air, cassette, 44,932 km. 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