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--v 1 I ! V Orono and District News The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 29, 1981 15 by Mrs. Orville Challice Starkville News Quote -- "When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the. closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us." -- Alexander Graham Bell. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Robinson who were married Friday, April 24, in Orono United Church bv Rev. Wayne Wright. The bride is the former Lyn Lowery and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lowery and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Robinson, all of Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton and family, Oshawa and Mrs. Mary J. Morris. , Drono, were guests of Mr. ana Mrs., Everett Stapleton last Thursday evening and celebrated celebrated Everett's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Golderman have left Orono and will make their new home in British West Indies. Mr. and Mrs. Rowell Bell, Kingston, and his mother Mrs. Bell, Bowmanville, visited Mrs. Mary J. Morris recently. recently. Mrs. Dorothy Branch spent several days last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McLure, Mississauga, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neabel, Thorn- biiry, also Miss Lena Revelle , of Islington. Six ladies of the Orono Rebekah Lodge attended the 100th birthday party of the Oshawa No. 3 lodge. Fun Outing The pupils of kindergarten and Grade 1 of Orono Lockhart Lockhart Public School and their --teachers enjoyed a real fun outing last Friday, April 24. There were between 40 and 50 children and six adults as , chaperones to visit the interesting places. The first on the list was a stop at Browview Farms, Bowmanville, where the party mët the Miss Dairy Princess, Miss Janet Brown, daughter of the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brown. The young fry really enjoyed the trip to the hay mows and seeing the "Srmnals. The second stop was Spent at the Don Staples pork farm, where the children met all the pigs, the little baby ones, ana up to the large ones ready for market. The final stop for the day wqs to the Orono Dept, of t al Resources ana here oup were shown through reenhouses and saw all tie trees. Horticulture Celebrations Dr;ono Horticulture Society i c§lfiorated their Diamond : on Thursday evening, ith a large -crowd in Attendance. Guests from Ajav, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Newcastle and our district director Mr. Allan Foss, West Hill, and Mrs. Dorothy Cracknel!, Cracknel!, Cannington, were all for this happy present, occasion. Before singing '0 Canada' the parade of past presidents, namely, Mrs. Eileen Billings, Mr. John Caldwell, Mrs. Joan Taylor, Oshawa, Mr. Everett Brown, Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice Challice and our president now, Mr. David Harrison, along with Mrs. Ann Evans, carrying carrying a beautiful handcrafted plaque and Mrs. Carol Mostert an eye-appealing and colorful banner. Donald Evans designed designed and made the attractive plaque, and likewise Mrs. Mostert the banner. All presidents presidents received rose corsages and boutonnieres. The president welcomed the large crowd and especially the visitors. We were happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tink, our former district directors present with us. The secretary gave the announcements and the minutes were accepted as written. This was also our hobby and craft show and many attractive attractive displays were to be seen, ceramics, crafts, sewing, wood-working and photography photography display, courtesy of Mr. Edgar James. Mrs. Helen Schmid had a very fine example of her hobby of historical documents. Mrs. Joan Hollingsworth made and decorated the lovely celebration cake on the display display table and two silver tea services were on the tea tables. Pouring tea were two past presidents, Mrs. Billings and Mrs. Taylor, Oshawa. The entertainment for the evening was supplied by the "Country Four Quartet", consisting consisting of Jack Allin, Glenn Allin, Merrill Brown and Don Staples. As usual their renditions renditions were excellent and thoroughly enjoyed by all present. present. The president presented each with a lovely plant in appreciation. Lawrence Staples then showed slides "Through the years", and Isabelle Challice gave the commentary. A delicious lunch was served served to the large crowd and everyone enjoyed the reminiscing of bygone years. St. Saviours Church News The Rt. Rev. H. R. Hunt M.A., D.D., former Suffragan Bishop of Toronto, died Friday, April 24. The funeral was held on Monday from St. James Cathedral. The Rev. Andrew Brndjar is the field secretary of the Canadian Bible Society in the Durham, Northumberland and Belleville districts. He "resides in Stouffville. and our bulletins today are courtesy of the Bible Society. Reserve Wednesday, May 6, for our annual salad supper, to be held in the I.O.O.F. Hall. There will be two sittings only, so reserve your tickets early, from any A.C.W. member. Orono United Church News A capacity crowd was in attendance at the regular Sunday morning service, where the Bancroft communi- S 's choir gave the very rilling and stirring musical presentation of the life of Christ. This was entitled "The Witness" and was narrated by Peter, the first person to witness witness the appearance of Christ, after His Resurrection. The entire story was a challenge to every thinking Christian today, and the musical background background was a joy to all present. This particular presentation was the eighth time for the very talented cast of 25, and on Sunday evening, they would present it again in Springville United Church. Following the play, the large crowd enjoyea the tasty luncheon of sausages, pancakes pancakes and syrup, and also many took the liberty of visiting visiting with the members of the cast of "The Witness". Next Sunday, May 3rd Orono United Church the Hi C and the Inter-school Christian Fellowship executives will lead the service. Mother's Day and Tea and Mini-Bazaar, will be held Saturday, May 9, at 2 p.m., sponsored by Leskard U.C.W., Unit 5. There will be special music by Mrs. Gladys Brown, and everyone is invited to bring a mother to this special event. There will be a giant auction sale on the Orono United Church lawns on Tuesday evening, May 12 at 6:30 p.m. All donations must be in good repair and all proceeds will be used in the renovation funds. The 29th Annual United Church Men's Conference will be held June 5th to 7th in the Elgin House, Port Carling. For information call Willis Barraball. . District No. 17 Convention A good crowd of well over one hundred delegates and members of District No. 17, journeyed to Cannington to attend the District Horticultural Horticultural Convention, on . Saturday, Saturday, April 25. An excellent representation from the area, Newcastle, Bowmanville and Orono, and Bowmanville won the distinction distinction of having the "Best in Show", with Mr. Merlin Slute in the arrangement classes. The Orono Society won the best display, depicting the 75th birthday of the O.H.A. this year. They have been invited to present this again at the convention in Niagara Falls in June, as part of the District 17's display. Orono Society were also presented presented with a lovely decorated cake in honor of their recent Special Buys Home Pride 16 oz. Cinderella Lean, Boneless Steak S 789 e - 2.89 Five Alive Frozen Beverage Concentrate 12.5 oz. tin Bananas Cello Pack Radishes 39' New Crop 29 lb. 0 pck. Cabbage ib Tomatoes 59 e Schneiders 500 g V.P. Bologna 19' 79 e 0 lb. Green Peppers ib Schneiders Sausage & Kraut Special 1-500 g pck Mini Sizzlers 1-250 g pouch Saurkraut Together 2a 59 All Specials Subject to Stock While Quantities Last. lYKSTRA'S EllCATESSEN AND FOOD MARKET LTD. 71-77 King SI. W. Eowmemrllle, Ont, UC IRE 60th anniversary. The Pickering Pickering society won the honors in the new slogan contest, the winning slogan -- "Think green in Seventeen. ' ' Allan Foss, the district director, introduced the President President Mr. Ed Endersby to the audience and the president explained his beautiful chain of office, as it was donated by a Miss Yates, of Meadowvale area. She donated it to be worn by each succeeding president, in memory of all the happy times she had enjoyed in the fields of horticulture. The president's message stressed the urgent need of more tree planting throughout the province, not only for beauty, but for shade, ecology and conservation purposes. Every society must encourage more and better junior participation, as they will be our gardeners of. tomorrow. tomorrow. The president mentioned his early love of nature was encouraged by his involvement with the Boy Scout organizations. To respect nature, the woods, wild flowers and wildlife. Mr. Dick Gibbs, of Bowmanville Bowmanville Society, read the list of nominations and the present slate were returned by acclamation. Next year's district convention will be held in Oshawa and a short committee meeting followed the close of meeting. . Orono News Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Colvin hosted a large family gathering gathering of 24 members in honor of Marvin's father's birthday. Mr. Ted Colvin, of Oshawa. A good crowd of Kirby people attended the special service in Orono Church of the musical play "The Witness". Mr. and Mrs. 'Laurence Harris, Kirby, spent the weekend weekend visiting their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulford and family atMeaford. Visitors at the Robert Hancock's Hancock's recently, were Margaret's sister and brother- in-law, Ida and John MacLeod, New Westminster, B.C., who were down to attend the 50th wedding anniversary of a brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold, Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock took their guests to Toronto on Saturday where they enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer returned home Sunday evening evening after spending a month's vacation in Florida. Thursday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Mercer were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hooey, Ennismore. Those attending the Horticultural Horticultural Convention in Cannington's Brock High School last Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Staples, Mr. and Mrs. David Harrison, Mrs. Ann Evans, Mrs. Minnie Zegers, Mrs. Eileen Billings, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Challice. NEWTONVILLE Fifteen ladies attended the Quilting Course at the home of Mrs. Olive Henderson on Wednesday afternoon. The art of applique was taught. The Talent Night held in the Hall on Friday evening was well attended. Nineteen members of the Sweet Adelines of Port Hope District sang several gospel numbers with Mrs. Karen Shackleton as their conductress. Misses Janet Youngman and, Cindy Neal of Kendal sang three numbers accompanied themselves with their guitars. Rev. Haldenby of Newcastle then showed pictures and narrated them of the Yukon, mentioning the Gold Rush, the natives most Indians, flowers, buildings, clothing, winter scenes, and their national holiday celebrations and some of the "mounties". Sorry to hear Mr. Wilfred Paeden is a patient in Memorial Hospital since last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlaw, Warkworth, spent a few days last week with his aunt, Mrs. Bea Jones. Miss Judy Brown, Toronto, spent a few days of her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown. Mrs. Lucy Weekes of Toronto spent the weekdn with Mrs. Leone Lane. Her daughter Miss Marilyn Weekes and friend were dinner guests on Sunday with them. Miss Dale Imlach, Mrs. Erma Wood, Bernice Henderson, Marie Trim and Olive Henderson were among .jthose who attended the Chandelle Fashion Show at Shiloh United Church on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle visited his mother Mrs. Cecil Burley on Sunday afternoon. Miss Darlene Elliott who has been training for nursing in Kingston, travelled to Moosonee by train and helicopter for 5 weeks at Moose Factory Island Hospital. She was one of sixteen girls. Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Henderson of Campbellford with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson attended the Home Show at the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Armstrong of Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wood, Newcastle, Mr. and Mr. Robert Wood, Miss Melody Johnson, Whitby and Mrs. W. Wood of Newcastle were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood. Mrs. Roy Farrow and Mr. -Reg Falls were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ken Brignall, Melissa and Angela of Bowmanville. Mrs. Hilda Gilbert spent a few days with Mrs. Lena It's time to send Mom the FTD Mother's D.w is Sunday, May III. Delight liei with hiMUtillil lush linnets. I hi Mum. it's the best hug ul all Flowers by Jackman (Bowmanville Mall) 623-3365 Clysdale and visited with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoad on Friday evening. At the Sunday morning church services the greeters at the door were Fred and Bernice Henderson. "The Old Rugged Cross" was sung by the choir with Miss Kim Gilmer singing one of the verses accompanied on the organ by the assistant Mrs. Carole Gardner. The topic for the sermon was entitled "Don't Go Away." Mrs. Irene Burley of Bowmanville was reaffirmed and joined our church as a new member, congratulated by the Elders, assisted by Bea Jones. The services next Sunday will be conducted bÿ the Gideon's International. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Merrill, Kelly and Kyle visited Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones and Mrs. Bea Jones Sunday afternoon. Mr. Bob Henderson and Mrs. Brenda St. John both of Oshawa were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Henderson for Bob's birthday. On Monday afternoon, Mr. Jeff Caswell with Mr. Terry Hollingsworth, Crooked Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. On Tuesday, Mrs. Jim Souch with Mrs. Howard Wood, Bowmanville visited her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Weekes, Cobourg. Visitors during the week with Miss Norma Hallowell, Bowmanville were Mr. Sid Hallowell, Mr. Lome Paeden, Crooked Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. Mr. John DeWitt was a Wednesday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow. On Wednesday evening, Shiloh U.C.W. Group 2 held a Fashion Show by Chandelle in the church. The show was put on by Mrs. Elsie Barchard, Newcastle and Mrs. Lois Young, Newtonville. The very professional models were Mrs. Wilma Robinson, Mrs. Trudy Souch, Mrs. Cathy Robinson, Mrs. Patti Andrews, Andrews, Miss Dianne Colvin and Mrs. Joan Moffat. The door prize was won by Mrs. Eileen Billings, Orono. Following Following the show, a tasty lunch was served. We were pleased to see. the church packed for this most enjoyable evening. On Thursday, Mrs. Ellen Farrow with Mrs. Emily Brown and Mrs. Mary Brown, bqth of Port Hope visited in Oshawa with Mrs. Reg Taylor and later in Bowmanville with Mrs. Dolly Snowden. Mrs. Aubrey Tizzard, Newtonville Newtonville visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark visited Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Powers, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Peter spent the weekend at their trailer at Lake Bernard, Sundridge. Tanya Fonk stayed with her grandmother grandmother Mrs. Edna Dobson. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walden, Waterdown, Miss Muriel Walden, Mississauga, Miss Iva Williams, Toronto and Mrs. Dot McIntyre, Long Branch spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Todd, Cathy and Robbie. Miss Merrilee Trim, Bowmanville Bowmanville spent Saturday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mrs. Warren Carson visited Saturday evening with Miss Edith Carruthers, Garden Hill. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Souch attended a hockey party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hartwig, Orono. Miss Erin Murphy, Newcastle Newcastle was a Saturday overnight overnight and Sunday guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. On Saturday evening, several folk from the community community attended the Penny Sale in Kendal sponsored by the Kendal Women's Institute. Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell were Mr. Gordon Fairbank, Toronto, Mr. Sid Hallowell and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe and Tiffany, Bowmanville and Mr. Raymond Trim, Pontypool were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert TYim. Mr. and Mrs. Orme Falls and Harvey, Bowmanville visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson Robinson visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Grace Yule who is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee, Cambray. HAYDON Mrs. Lloyd Slemon was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vance, Port Perry on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones called on Mr. Jim Jones, who is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Graham, Craig, Darren and Leslie, Bowmanville called on Master Mr. and Mrs. Ian Graham, Craig, Darren and Leslie called on Master Kenny Pingle and his family, Bowmanville Bowmanville on Sunday, to celebrate celebrate Kenny's fifth birthday. Happy Birthday Kenny. Mr. and Mrs. James Graham, Graham, Mississauga, were down to their Haydon home on Sunday and visited with Mrs. Hilda Crossman, who is a patient at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Thanks to Mrs. Weir Swain and Mrs. Gladys Potts, the ladies of Haydon who were taking the quilting class, have now completed it and their finished projects will be on display at the Orono Community Community Centre on June 18th from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. ins OUI Prices in effect while quantities last until May 4,1981. Sakrete Concrete Ready to mix for concrete concrete repair jobs. 30 kg. $2.19 bag ma Roofing Shingles 3-in-1 asphalt shingles. Adhesive backing works with the sun's heat. Sparkling Black Bundle 3sq,M, Approx. 32.3sq.ft. 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