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Ghetto Blasters! Car Stereos! Turntables! Speakers! Recording Tape! and More! a ■ v-' te '4 .'-îf.îCÙi : p$f7'M SiÎJ® .v;,-. -Ml Be sure and take advantage of the great buys on home furnishings at the Orchard Park Furniture Display also in the rear Courtyard! !.M«S The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 24,1983 15 Wesley ville News Once again members of Hope Township charge of the United Church were privileged privileged to worship in a very lovely outdoor setting on Sunday, Aug. 21st, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Thompson Thompson is surrounded by apple orchard but at the rear of the house a large lawn is enclosed by a tall clipped hedge and here the congregation was seated. Birch, spruce and maple trees grow here and provide shade for those who wanted it. A basket of dusty rose glads from the garden of Percy and Katherine Hoskin added their beauty to the site. Rev. Gordon Rutherford opened the service with a reading from the Psalms and prayer. The music was led by a small number from the regular regular choir assisted by visitors from Orangeville, Mr. and Mrs. Don Symons and daughter daughter Jane. Morley Bickle was organist using his small portable portable organ. This was a very special service for Shannon Rosalie Irwin who was christened christened by Rev. Rutherford. Her parents, John and Linda were the first couple mârried by Rev. Rutherford after coming here. Shannon was welcomed into the church by Caroline Byers and Lloyd Kellogg, on behalf of the congregation. Besides the promises made by the parents, the congregation pledged their support of both the parents and Shannon. "Is there really a God?" was the theme of the morning message. message. Rev. Rutherford had spent the previous week with teenagers at a camp at Golden Lake and was confronted with demanding questions, the main one .being, "If there is a God, why is the world in such a mess?" The offering was received by Clarence Nichols, John Connelly, George Tufford and Allin Osborne. Next Sunday's service will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mercer with Rev. R. Bartlett as guest speaker. Because renovations are not completed at the church, Bible study will be held at the South Hope fireball this coming week. Appreciation Appreciation was expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Thompson for the use of their home and the usual coffee time followed the service. service. A new group is being formed for Welcome church sponsored sponsored by the U.C.W. but open to all who care to come. Plans are tentative as yet but it is suggested a Wednesday evening session would be held twice a month. It is intended as an opportunity for women to meet and type of program will evolve as each woman tells of her interests and needs. As an active learning group its name will be chosen, as a definite program is decided. decided. Anyone interested may get in touch with Margo Franke, present public relations relations person. There was a very happy party on Sunday, August 21, at the home af-Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thorndyke when about 40 handicapjied people with their councillors gathered there. A stereo was set up outside by Lewis Thorndyke and all enjoyed the music as they sat on the lawn. Arnold, with the tractor, took them on a hay ride to Willow beach, and on return a bonfire was built to roast marshmallows. Lewis prepared the hamburgers hamburgers and Sharon Edey of Bowmanville assisted her mother with serving, also Mandy Thorndyke was on hand. It was a happy group who expressed their appreciation appreciation for the day. Most were from Port Hope. Mrs. Betty Larmer of Winchester, Winchester, and daughter Donna of Ottawa visited with Mrs. E. Barrowclough on Sunday. ORONO NEWS Orono Jr. Gardeners The Orono Jr. Gardeners held their annual flower and vegetable show Thurs. Aug. 11 in the lower hall of the Christian Christian Education building. The Jr. Gardeners and their mothers watched a film called "Electric Grandmother", while their show entries were judged. There were eight exhibitors with 55 entries. The gardens were judged the week prior to the show and prizes went to Robin Robinson in the Sr. division and in the Jr. divisions divisions 1st Shawn Knapp; 2nd Jason Knapp; 3rd Kevin Scott and 4th Daniel Dilko. Carol Mostert donated an Amara- thus plant to each Jr. member in the spring, and prize monies went to the five best plants. Peter Cowan, Shannon Lavee, Jackie Cowan, Jason Knapp and Shawn Knapp. Best in tne show of the Jr, division was won by Kevin Scott for his tray of vegetables and in the Sr. division was won by Robin Robinson for her arrangement in a kitchen utensil, The next meeting will be a hike and weiner roast Saturday, Saturday, Sept. 17. Each member at tills show was given a baby cacti by Shclley-Anne Zegers. 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