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I I ORONO NEWS Quote - "Happiness is as a butterfly, which, when pursued pursued is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you." Sympathy of the community to Edward Millson and family on the loss of a beloved mother, Mrs. Vera Millson, who passed away Sunday morning, April 1. The funeral was held Tuesday, April 3, with Rev. Wayne Wright officiating. officiating. Mrs. Millson was well- known throughout the entire area and had at one time lived at the Durham Complex. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chapell, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeo. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins were Saturday visitors with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey, Lindsay. Saturday visitors with the 0. Challices, his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Challice, Mill- brook, Pam Rushnell and Laurie Benedict, Oshawa. Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Billings spent several days last week in Lindsay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and family. Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and Ralph Willis all of Orono, in the loss of their father, Mr. James Willis, Bowmanville, who was buried on Saturday, March 31st. As the editor of Orono Times states "Orono on the Move," as of last week we have two new businesses on the main street! Congratulations to Partner Plumbing and Heating on their brand new showroom and store and to JR Country Store, a mini department department store. Lovely bouquets of flowers were sent in to both stores on opening day. JR Country Store held a lucky draw for a Munchie doll and the happy little winner was nine-year-old Carolyn Hinton, R. R. No. 1, Orono. Orono United Church News Beautiful arrangements of flowers decorated Orono United Church for the regular Sunday morning service. Two baskets of flowers were placed in memory of the late James Willis Sr., Bowmanville, who was father of Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, of this congregation and a lovely arrangement of calla lilies, carnations and mums in loving memory of the late Mrs. Ethel Bird, mother of Mrs. John (Joan) Hodge, Orono. Donald Staples led in the psalm readings and Mrs. Linda King, who is presently Presbytery Supply on the Newtonville charge led in scripture readings and the children's story-time. Our minister, Rev. Wright took the Communion services at Newtonville. Newtonville. Our next Sunday service will have our Explorer girls taking part in the service. These young ladies meet every Wednesday night with their leaders, Mrs. Marlene Ross and Miss Elaine Vagg to learn Christian education, crafts, music etc. Spring U.C.W. Meeting The first general meeting of the Orono U.C.W. 1984 group was held in the main hall of Orono United Church on Thursday, March 29. The president president Donna Scott opened the meeting with reading the poem "After Winter Comes Spring." Many of the ladies were modelling their Easter bonnets and looked very spring-like. Each unit paraded around to show-off their creative masterpieces! Our secretary, Marie Tamblyn demonstrated her creative genius by wearing wearing a very colorful number, complete with real ivy and red ribbons! Doreen Wood gave the very encouraging treasurer's report and Ruth Grady was again selected to serve as our U.C.W. representative on the C. E. Committee. We will again join as members of Avel for slides and film strips, and again sponsor five children for Camp Quin Mo Lac this summer. New curtains for the downstairs downstairs windows and stage are to be ordered and installed in the near future. The ladies of unit No. 1 were in charge of devotions and their theme "Kindness" was most enjoyable. enjoyable. Those taking part - Bertha White, Doris Wannan, Dorothy Barnett, Nellie Baird and Stella Carson. Lois Brown then showed some excellent family slides of humorous situations, flower gardens etc. and these were much appreciated. appreciated. A horticulture feature was when the ladies exchanged exchanged houseplant cuttings. The lames of Unit No. 2 served a tasty lunch of fancy sandwiches with relish trays and tea. Leskard Card Party Held in Leskard Hall with 10% tables of progressive euchre, held Thursday evening, evening, March 29. The winners are as follows: High lady - Laurrine Bright, Oshawa, Low lady - Reta Ormiston, High man - Ray Brown, Newcastle, Newcastle, Low man - Clare Martin. The next and last party of the season will be April 26. Violet Sutcliffe and Mary Thompson, Leskard were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe, Uttica. We are happy to report Dorothy Holmes is home from hospital and feeling much better. Orono Town Hall Party Another very entertaining and successful card party in Orono Town Hall, Wednesday, March 28, with a good crowd. (11% tables playing.) The results are as follows: 1. May Tabb 88 points, 2. Bill Grady 84 points, 3. Jean Allen 82 points, 4. Edgar Millson 81 points, 5. Joyce Cowan 79 points, low - Hazel Murphy. Lucky draw winners were Clara Nesbitt and Joyce Cowan. Our next Euchre party is Wednesday, April lltn. St. Saviours Church News The Sacrament of Holy Communion was held at Sunday morning service with Lois and Bob Morton as sides- persons and Tracy Anderson as server. Mothering Sunday - This is a Mid-Lent Sunday. It had some significance in bringing flowers to mothers or a special person whom the church wanted to honour. In some English parishes, the people of the daughter churches came to the mother church of the parish. NEWTONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Purdy of Peterborough were callers with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott on Monday afternoon. Tuesday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmer of Cameron. Mrs. Bea Jones was a luncheon guest with Mr. and Mrs, Doug Drinkwater of Port Hope on Monday. Mr. Reg Falls is well enough to return home after his stay in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Many friends and relatives enjoyed the Skating Carnival at Newcastle on either Saturday or Sunday when the youngsters displayed their skating abilities. Frank Stapleton was Master of Ceremonies Ceremonies for these events. Mrs. Bernice Henderson also attended with her granddaughters granddaughters _ Stephanie and Deanne Henderson while their parents Mr., and Mrs. Peter Henderson of Bowmanville were with their son Jay, a patient at Oshawa Hospital. Mrs. Eric Mason of Bobcay- geon spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Phyllis Peck. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tresise of Oshawa were callers with them on Sunday. We are losing Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lonerghon and girls from our community. They moved Saturday to Oshawa. Mrs. Isobel Watters spent last week with her son Mr. and Mrs. Briice Watters and family at Stouffville. Mrs. Florence McLeod of Oshawa stayed with her brother Mr. Raymond Bruce. Mrs. Bill Clarke of Bethany was a caller on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinlde. Newtonville - Starkville Team Standings Sweet Mixed 62, Bread and Butters 62, Icicles.,59, Dills 54. 50 - 50 draw - Marlene Stacey. Cars Sensibly Priced 1982 Chevy Cavalier Type 10, 2 door, fast back, medium blue with blue cloth trim, 4 spd. transmission, P.S., P.B., electric defroster. $5,995. 1978 Font Vi Ton Pick-up, standard trans., radio, rear step bumper, sliding rear window. Test it today I Low price. $3,495. 1981 Reliant 2 dr., S.E. bucket seats, console and P.S. AND P.B., air conditioner, AM/FM stereo, Black and burgundy cloth seats. $6.495. Full Price 1981 QMC Pickup 2 tone, V8, auto., P.S., P.B., radio, rear step bumper. Reduced for quick sale. $6,495 / Robertson-ShowkerX CHRYSLER Corner Toronto Rd. at Jocelyn 885-6831 Port Hope 200 Games Bernice Henderson 282, 212, Joyce Stacey 243, Pat Millson 233, 200, Karen Ruelland 233, Peggy Millson 224, Cindy Millson 220,204, Carol Oke 217, Marlene Stacey 216, Vi Patterson Patterson 206, Sandra Mclnnes 200. Mrs. Pat Osborne and boys attended a family gathering last Sunday in London at a surprise 70th birthday party for her mother Mrs. Anne Oram. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sol on the birth of a baby boy,' Matthew, last week and to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Welter on the birth of a baby girl last Monday. Mrs. Jean O'Neil, the Newtonville Newtonville Women's Institute delegate spent Thursday at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa, attending a Junior Farmers' R.S.V.P. Seminar day. Mri ' and'iMts.r'Bon Vinkle were dinner guests on Friday with Mr. and Mrs.' Brian Caswell of Starkville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott were dinner guests on Sunday with Mrs. Stella Elliott and Bud of Millbrook. Mrs. E. Gordon of Orono is spending a few days with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wallace Boughen. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nesbitt of Columbus were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. ana Mrs. C. R. Farrow. The U.C.W. meeting was held last Wednesday evening in the Sunday School room with 23 present. The devotional devotional was read by Doris Chrysler, Phyllis Peck and Bernice Henderson. Following this, Miss Jan Farrow gave her splendid speech on "Guiding" which had won her 1st prize at Newtonville school. Mr. Don Robins also spoke of his work as a meat inspector, concerning his clothing, regulations and approval approval of meats, and also the diseases. Each were presented presented with a gift. The minutes were read and approved, followed by reports by the treasurer, sunshine, and social function convenors. Envelopes have been obtained for our Good Friday service and usherettes were appointed. appointed. Suggestions were mentioned mentioned for our anniversary services on May 27th. Luncheon of donuts and tea and a social half hour followed. followed. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jones of Cobourg were callers on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hale enjoyed dinner with Mrs. Rose Broad of Picton on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Massie of Port Hope were callers on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow. Several on Wednesday attended the opening of the two stores - one in Orono and the other in Bowmanville. Mrs. Mary Vinkle visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe of Bowmanville on Friday. Both have been under the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson visited . Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle had their Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clarke of Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood and Lindsay visited on Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs, Reid Wood. Mrs. Reid Wood attended a family baby shower for Miss Courtney Wood, infant daughter daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wood at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Wood of Newcastle on Thursday evening. By Isabelle Challice The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 4,1984 15 St. Stephen's Students Receive Science Fair Award The members of St. Saviours A.C.W. held their monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, April 3, at the home of Sandra Anderson. Deanery Special - Held at St. John's, Bowmanville, Wed., April 4. Donations were given to Higgins House. Music and speakers were from Higgins House, which is a haven for battered women. The Bishop's breakfast will be held this Saturday April 7 from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. in Oshawa Holiday Inn. 1984 Youth Conference - May 11 - 13 at St. James, Orillia for young people 14 - 25. Our church bulletins this Sunday are entitled Daffodil Sunday, and are a designation of the Canadian Cancer Society. They appeal for our help and also our generous gifts to assist in their work. You can help with your prayers and support. Cancer can be beaten! The recent Clarke Chronicle issue was as usual a very interesting resume of St. Saviours and St. George's Church activities. Personally, this writer would like to see more churches use this form of communication. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Out for a lovely drive on Sunday afternoon with friends, we visited the very large Sheridan Mall. To say the place was crowded would be an understatement, but the most amazing sight was the endless booths of fresh fruits and vegetables. Pineapples, melons, strawberries, pears, apples, plums etc., and in the fresh vegetable departments, green and yellow fresh beans, baskets of stake tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and remember this was April 1st. We, as Canadians must surely be blessed to live in such plenty! Along with our new Dr. we welcome a new dentist, Dr. B, Kostiuk who has recently purchased purchased the business of Dr. Peter Maartense. Dr. Kostiuk is presently a resident of Oshawa and has been practising practising dentistry for two years, A gentle reminder to all horticulture members of our upcoming district No. 17 Convention, Convention, this Saturday April 7 in Newcastle. Remember the Durham Central Agricultural fair board banquet next week in Orono United Church, Wed., April 11th with those good cooks, Orono U.C.W. serving up a hot turkey dinner, with all the trimmings! WHISM CXOCOUTf BUFFALO t mi 1 . U Mr!- Bill* BBS .15 pi'-OK Oi'r'r C^XiXAT- Bass yi,g mm The sweet smell of success became a reality last chocolate received the top award in the school's Friday for two grade eight students at St. annual science fair. The winners above are Jeff Stephen's Separate School when their project on Somerville (left) and Shane O'Brien. 1.59.73.51 STORE SLICED 800 gr PKG. COOKED HAM 1.99,74.39 CANTALOUPES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. EACH BICKS SWEET MIXED PICKLES 1.99 11 JAFFA ORANGES STOKELY KERNEL CORN i 2 oz.or PEAS 14 oz. PRODUCT OF ISRAEL HEAD LETTUCE ■49 EA .PRODUCT OF U.S.A. GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES FOR 1 .00 PRODUÇTOFILSA SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS .98 4 LB. BAG MAPLE LODGE CHICKEN WIENERS 454 gr PKG JUBILEE ASSORTED COOKED MEATS 375 g PKG. JOY 2 LIQUID DETERGENT 1.09 BUDGET 4 ROLL BATHROOM TISSUE 500 ml 1.39 ALYMER BARTLETT PEAR HALVES mm SUNMAID CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS RAISINS St II 540 ml 1.89 450 gr PKG. UNCLE BEN'S CONVERTED RICE PEAK FREAN MILK or DARK CHOCOLATE DIGESTIVE 2.39 900 gr PKG. COOKIES 1.39 100% ROUND TOP BREAD LANTIC GRANULATED SUGAR 1 09 a 1 ■ VV 2 kg BAG g 200 g EACH PRODUCT^^ANADA SPINACH .79 GAY LEA SWISS STYLE YOGURT 2/1.00 GAY LEA 2% COTTAGE CHEESE 175 gr 1.49 GRANNY SMITH APPLE JUICE FROM COiN'CENTHATE ■ 99 1.36/'GLASS Hi 10 02. PKG. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS REGULAR or DIET 7UP 500 g MiSaEitt 1 ASSORTED VARIE TIES 200 gr BAG PLUS DEPOSIT. 1,5 /DOTTLE SUNLIGHT POWDERED DETERGENT 3.99 6 (SIZE