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Orono Brijon Grundy OSBORNE John and Lor Wagenaar) an, sisters Sarah anc are ,delightec announce the ar Alison Marie on J. 9, 1997, weighing lbs. 14 oz. grandparrents ar, and Hennie Wag Orono, IPatricia O Bowmanville ar and Jane Osl Oshawa. Special to Dr. Albert, Dr. and the carings Memorial Ho, Bowmanville. 71, LAYNG: JEANNETTE i (nee At the Milton District d big Hospital, Tuesday. d Emily January 7. 1997 Jeanette d, to Layng. formerly of Orono, rival of beloved wife of the late anuary John Layng. Loving in at 7 mother of Dyana Layng of Proud Milton. Dear sister of Mrs. re John Marian Bond and ber ,enaar, husband Bill of ýsborne, E tobieoke/ Ru sk in,, id Bob Florida, and Dr. J.C. Dycr ýborne, and bis wife Betty of' lhanks Cambridge. Predecceased Swn by brother Dr. C.W. Dycr Swn of Toronto. Sadly missed ;tait- ai by many nieves and spital. ncphews. Funcral Service was held on Friday, 15 cpn January loth from the J. SCOTT EARLY FUNERAL ~ HOME. 21 James St. Milton. Spring Interment will take place in Orono Cemrrctcry. Antiques, Collectables, Household Effects & Articles firom Dressmnaking Business Sunday, January 19, 11:00 a.m. (viewing 9:30) MacGregor's-Auction Hall, Wellington St., Bowmanville. Sundays auction features a quahity offering of furniture from past to presenit, plus cutting tables, material spreader & cutter, Brothers Industrial sewing machine, fabrie, thread & ribbon, Antiques include antique dressers. Eastlake side board, 4' harvest table & set pressback chairg, modemn diningroom sets, (Elmira, Heartland, electric range, copy of wood stove) Hammand organ, office desks, dividers, chairs, credenza, corner shelf, modern dressers, queen bed, mise, tables, sofa bed, fridges & stove, quantity of pine lumber, rrench doors, art work. glass & china, plus many more articl 'es still to be unpacked. TERMS: Cash. Visa, M/C. Interne or Cheque. Caîl for aIl your Auction Needs MacGregor Auction Services Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 906-623-7949 15 ac Classified Advertising works! B3ut Why Take Our Word For t. Place One Today. HORSEBACK RIDING Colonial Equestrian Centre, 3706 Rundie Rd. (Courtice) s now accepfing new students (chisdren and adults) for Our riding and horsemanship programs, summer camps, etc. For furher information and f0 register cal 1-905-623-7336 Home 0of the Bowmanville Pony Club Order Your Firewood NOW *Building Supplies and Hardware Barn Steel - Sikkens Stain *Hemlock for Fences and Stalis A Centre for Ail Vour Buildng Needs" (705) 277-3381 or (905) 434-6665 (evenlngs) OýN HWY. 35, 2 MILES NORTH OF HWY 115 C.DA.(1988) Folk Art Supplies and Classes Studio open Wed. & Thurs. 12 noon -4 p.m. -other tmes by appointment- 86 Church St.. Orono 983-6408 ORONO U.c.w. UNIT #3 Ten ladies of Unit #3 .net Tuesday January 7 at the home of Mrs. Jean Bemrose. Division St., Orono. Isabelle welcomed the ladies and read a story on New Years. Ruth Allun gave an excellent devotion taken from one of -Laura 1lngals" Memoriers. Jean Bemirose read the story of "Joseph" from the bible arnd very interesting. Olive closed the devotions with prayer. 1Ruth Allin gave minutes of last meeting and held- the roll cail. Margaret Gunter gave an encouirag- ing financial report. Busine'ss reports given by Isabelle and l many upcoin ing eventsfor 1997. Our guilt show will be a large endeavour and everyone wanting their family naines on autograph quilt are invited to eall 983-5026 (Donna Scott) or 983-5415 (Bertha White. A delicious afternoon tea closed a good meeting. UNIT # 1 What is your zodiac sign? 'lhat was the roilleaul at the January 8th meeting of Unit 1, U.C.W. A discus- sion of astronomy and astrology followed. The stars have fascinat- ed people over the ages. Astrology is the fore-run- ner of the science of astronomy. The ancients imagined that thse const.el- lations outlined the shapes of men, animais and other objects and gave them naines. The word -zodiac" comes from Greek mean- ing "circle of animais." .Astrologers thought that thse positions of the suni, moon and planets in the circle of constellations con- trolled the fate of persons and nations. Their posi- tions when a child was horn supposedly deter- mined character and des- tiny. For most people today, these theories are in the realm of myth. Most read- ers regard the daily horo- scope as entertaimment although some still bar- bour superstitions that beavenly bodies influence lives. One thing is certain ... the beavens are an awesome sight. Psalm 19 states it will:' The heavens declare the glonfGthle firmament showeth His handiwork. Members of the unit were reminded of the Oshawa Preshyterial U.C.W. workshop for ail locals on Tuesday, January 28th in Ebenezer United Church from 9:30 - 12 noon. Led by Rev. David and Lorraine Black.' the workshop theme is "Why Men and Women Think Differently". 4T CLUB The 4T Club held their Xmas supper December 19th with 511 attendlng. Turkey supper catered by the Orono Figure Skating Club, was enjoyed by ail as usual. Winner for draw ofe Afghan was Dora McéDonald of Kendal. Some of the things the 4T have done this past year are: helped pay haif for a ramp to go to the bottom floor and office; bought 2 new cellng fans for Main Hall; made donation to Memorl.al Hospital towards speclal bed; donation to Girl Guides for their help durlng past year; in November made donation of $195.00 and 3 baskets of food plus mltts and hats to Salvation Army. 4T Club meets 3rd Thursday of the month at Durham Seniors Complex Hall for a supper and meet- ing and entertalnment along with some visi ting etc. We have a membership of about 64 Seniors 55 Plus. At only $3.00 a column inch, your business cannot afford to flot advertise in the Orono Weekly limes. 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