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ORONO and DISTRICT NEWS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 25,1984 19 Quote - "Learn from the mistakes of others; you can't livelong enough to make them all yourself." We are happy to report that Mrs. Leila Werry is home from the hospital, after suffering suffering severe injuries in an accident. accident. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn has returned returned home after enjoying last week visiting her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tamblyn and family in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tamblyn have returned home after enjoying two weeks well deserved holidays in Cuba. ; Mrs. Audrey McNaul was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Billings, last Wednesday. Wednesday. ; • Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Roddy, Lindsay were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, Mill Street North. ■ : Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and sons, were Sunday dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer were Mr. and Mrs. Knowles, Oshawa, and Mrs. Henry Thickson, Elizabethville. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hird, Wlptby, were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris, Kirby. Many from this area were shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Mr. Clarence Tink of Hampton, last week. Clarence was well known in the horticulture society here, where he and Ruth often were judges or guest speakers. Our sympathy to Ruth and family, Downtown Businessmen's Association At their recent meeting the following officers for 1984 were elected: Chairman - Roy Forrester, Vice Chairman - Carl White, Sec. Treas. - Yvonne Maitland, Directors - Carman Cornish, Ann Dres- By Isabelle Challice 10% DISCOUNT throughout the store on • Flowers • Crafts and • Gift Items 3 Days Only Thurs., Fri., Sat. - Jan. 26-27-28 at Carnation Flower Shop 33 Division Street Bowmanville 623-7141 linski, Darlene Christensen and Myles McLeod. First Aid Course A combined class of 22 boys and girls enjoyed their second lesson in Emergency First Aid, sponsored through St. John Ambulance, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, with Mr. Alf Brown and Miss Dale Wallies as instructors. instructors. The girls are from Ponty- pool and 1st Orono Girl Guides and the boys are from the 1st year Scouts. The instruction was given in the lower C. E. hall of Orono United Church, on Saturday, Jan. 21st. St. Saviours Church News St. Saviours Congregation held their vestry meeting following following the regular morning service on Sunday. The Clarke Chronicle (parish newsletter) was available to everyone and extra copies were picked up to be taken to the sick and shut- ins, following the regular services services Sunday morning. Week of Prayer for Christian Christian Unity - All members of all Clarke churches are invited to a service on January 29, at 7:30 p.m. in St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, Newcastle. Bring your friends and neighbors for an ecumenical lift and for prayer and worship. There are many Sundays open for donations of flowers and for memorial plants. If you wish to donate please call Mrs. Judy Leek 983-9639. We in St. Saviours are very busy planning for our upcoming upcoming 100th Anniversary, and as of yet we don't have a chairman. chairman. If you can help out for this job, please come forward. We have made plans for new front steps and railings along with repairs to the front door, and we have hired a cleaning person for the church. We are looking forward to a wonderful wonderful exciting year at St. Saviours with our anniversary celebrations. We must report that Mike and Sandie Collyer have now moved to Prince George, B.C. We will surely miss mem as they made a great contribution contribution to our youth activities. We trust we will find new leaders really soon. Can you help out in this department? Vandalism Recently, we reported the growing menace of vandalism in our areas, and just finished reading an article reporting the use of a ten o'clock curfew in the Halton region for 16 year olds and under. Seems the police report a very decid- drop in these problems and gentle assist from parents, could be made workable workable in our areas. Orono United Church News Mr. and Mrs. Armond Hollingsworth Hollingsworth greeted at the door on Sunday morning and Mrs. Wendy Westbrook gave the children's story. Birthdays celebrated this week are Georgina Harness on Jan. 23, and Armond Hollingsworth Hollingsworth on Jan. 24. Worship services next Sunday, Jan. 29, will be led by Mrs. Linda King. She is the presbytery supply on the Newtonville charge. Rev. Wright will be taking the Communion worship at Newtonville Newtonville and Kendal churches. Congregational Meeting A delicious pot-luck luncheon luncheon was much enjoyed by a good crowd of 70 persons, following the church service. Rev. Wright gave the blessing. Following dinner, David Gray at the piano and Don Staples led in a short sing song. Carlos Tamblyn welcomed the crowd and called on Rev. Wright to open the meeting with prayer. Excellent reports were given by Norm Groot for the Bd. of Stewards, Edward Millson for the nominating committees, Bertha White for the M. and S. Committees and Lome Bowins gave the list of courtesies. There are still copies of the annual reports available and be sure to pick up a copy next Sunday. Durham Complex Meeting Despite cold weather, there was a good attendance of 60 members present at the hall, on Thursday evening, Jan. 19, for the monthly dinner and entertainment. Grace was sung with Gladys Brown at the piano, before dinner and the head table was minus several guests (birthday). Those celebrating celebrating birthdays this month included Lawrence Staples, Stan Ogden, and Elsie Kor- potawan. A delicious dinner menu of pork chops, apple sauce, baked potatoes and sour cream, tomato juice, carrots and peas plus our usual birthday birthday cake and ice cream. Our thanks to our convener Dorothy Hester and her committees. committees. Following dinner Mr. Lou Woods, Bowmanville and Gladys Brown entertained the crowd with piano and violin. Many old favorites were played played and a good sing along joined in. Jack Miller and Jim Start then led off in playing bingo, with Mr. Fred Yeo the big winner of the evening. Our next meeting will be Feb. 16, Thursday, and please remember to let the committee committee know if you are coming! Many of our complex residents residents have a love of indoor gardening, and Art Low has had several very lovely amarylis flowers in bloom, a lovely big red one and two large white ones. Marjorie Collard has a gorgeous hibiscus hibiscus (red) in bloom and many more buds to open. This sure gives one a lift on these very cold days! LETTER TO THE EDITOR St. Marys Cement Juveniles Head for Tourney January 9,1984 A Letter to the Editor: On November 15, 1983, my beloved wife, Ida Marie Boulter, disappeared from our home near Maple, Ontario (just north of Metro Toronto). Evidence is sparse but she apparently embarked spontaneously spontaneously on a walk, likely in an emotionally distraught state amplified by flu symptoms. She was wearing a middle-brown cloth, % length winter coat with dark brown, wide furry collar and cuffs. Based on several facts, including our long and genuine love affair (28 years) and that she took no personal possessions except her wrist watch, wedding rings and a pair of large-lens, plastic- frame prescription glasses, which she always wears, it is my belief, that she intended soon to return. However, after at least three miles of walking (according to credible sightings by area residents) something happened; she did not return, and I have no certain knowledge of her being anywhere after that. The possibility I am pursuing with this letter is that in a weary and distressed state she may have accepted a well-intentioned offer of a ride (or rides) that inadvertently culminated in desolate disorientation disorientation , and a struggle to survive in some other Ontario community. . __ .. . . Therefore, I am hoping that some of your readers will recognize her from the photo and description (she is 52, 5 feet, 7 inches tall, 135 pounds, with straight, greying brown hair). She is a talented, articulate and robust woman who would survive; though versatile, she probably would seek secretarial employment. I ask anyone who believes they have seen this deeply loved wife and mother, to contact local police or York Regional Police (416 773-1221) or me directly, anonymously if you prefer. Thank you for any help you can give to our desperate search. Sincerely, Lawrence R. Boulter Telephone collect: -evening 416-832-1549 -daytime 416-667-3806 10069 Weston Road R.R. 2, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1A6 Jan. 21,1984 Dear Editor: Mr. Hooper writes most interesting, and sometimes constructive letters about our council and like him I have a beef. On the whole they have done well for oui- community, however, however, there is one point I would like to take issue with and that is when someone is making a presentation to the council on a pertinent issue, some members of council have the audacity to simply get up and walk out (with no questions asked, much less permission) and when they feel more comfortable!?! they just return, take their seat as if they had had the consent of God himself. After sitting for a few minutes and it has become hard!? they will sit in the audience for a change and then return to their proper place. There are those who write notes to "their friends" in the court room audience and why this is allowed when our son and our lawyer are making their presentations is not clear to me or does it even make sense when they are supposed. to vote on this issue, having only heard part of the evidence? evidence? And there are some who have nothing constructive to say in council and still say it. Marion Hoar Bowmanville R5, Ont, P.S. My Grandfather who was not only a neighbour but a great friend of the late publisher, publisher, Mr. G. W. James, had a saying - "If the cap fits put it on," St. Mary's Cement Juveniles Juveniles played two games over the weekend, winning one game and losing one game. On Friday, Bowmanville travelled short handed to Uxbridge and came away with a 7 - 3 victory. Bowmanville played with only two lines and should be commended for keeping their Commercial Hockey In the first game last Sunday it was Spencers coming on top as usual. Spencers did not have very many men and still came on top. The final score was Spencers 8 and Cowans 2. Scoring for Spencers were: Jerry Johnson five goals, one assist; Gord Wier two goals; Mike Wade one goal, one assist; Tom Dwyer four assists; Doug Ritchey two assists; John Hogarth two assists; Bill Sainsbury one assist; Greg Wade one assist. Cowans didn't have the speed to keep up to Spencers. Scoring for Cowans were Eddy Grytens one goal; Kevin Jenkins one goal; Jody Ross one assist; Mark Bermie one assist; Steve Ogden one assist. In the second game last Sunday, Royal View was up against W. Frank's team. Coach Marsella juggled the lines and led Royal View to a 6 - 2 win over Frank's. Scoring for Royal View were Russ Maxwell two goals, A1 Urbas two goals, one assist; Mike Mackey one goal, one assist; Ken Hall two assists; Jim Patterson one assist; Vince Probert one assist; Brian Denniss one goal, one assist. Frank's goalnetter, Jeff Lunney, played a well played game. Scoring for Frank's were A1 Clarke two goals; Brent Clemens two assists; Bill Goswell one assist; Mark Matthews one assist. cool after being continuously intimidated by Uxbridge. Scoring for Bowmanville were Glen German and Dan Weir each with two goals, Scott Richards, Dan Coombes and Trevor Martyn. Assists went to Dan Weir with two, Ron Hopcroft, Deryk Clark, John Stephenson, and Jay Sweet. On Sunday, Bowmanville, again short handed due to exams, travelled to Trenton Sarnia for the international silver stick. and came up short 5 - 4 losers to the home town. Bowmanville fell behind 5 - 2 âiCDDV UAI/CDC after two periods and time ran |I|CKKW RAKlKO out before the Toros could tie the game. Scoring for Bowmanville were Dan Weir with two goals, Kevin Newell and Glen German. Assists went to Deryk Clark with two, Steve Taylor, Glen German and goaltender Jeff Vyfschaft. Bowmanville now travels to Twist and shout. Move it all about. Fitness is in. Fatness is out. 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