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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 6, 1984 Orono and District By Isabelle Challice Quote - "If you want to be the picture of health, you'd better have a happy frame of mind." Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Colwin who recently celebrated their 25th (silver) wedding anniversary with an open house, where a large hosts of friends, relatives and neighbors called to offer best wishes. The Orono Jr. Gardeners, leaders and members of the Sr. Horticulture Society planted the town planters on Saturday morning and they certainly look most attractive. attractive. Members of the Town Hall Board also have very pretty flowers beds planted in front of the Town Hall. Something new has been added at the Village Bakeshop, with the addition addition of a new delicatessan, containing cheeses, cold cuts, etc. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Sebu, who were married Saturday, June 2nd in Thornhill United Church. Rev. Reese officiating. The bride is the former Dale Evans, daughter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evens, Antiach Line. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff De- Jonge, Morris, Manitoba, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ritt DeJonge. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Warren, Warren, Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hormer, Oshawa, and Mrs. Donna Sutherland and girls were all week-end guests of the 0. Challices. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Dewall entertainedMrs. Ona Miller to Saturday eveningdinner. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McRoberts, Bowmanville and Mrs. Lillian McRoberts, Toronto were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lance Plain. Recent guests of Mrs. Ona Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Widdis, Farmington Hills, Michigan. Sunday luncheon guests of Mrs. Ona Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hodson, Bobcaygeon. "Fashions with Flare" An entirely distinctive fashion show greeted the sell-out audience on Wednesday, May 30th in Orono United Church, sponsored sponsored by ladies of unit no. 3. The very beautiful fashions fashions were all sewn by the models themselves and in the case of the very young models, by their mothers. The show was produced by the owner herself of "Deb's Fashions & Sewing Centre", right here in Orono! Miss Debra Davis is a very personable young lady of tender years, so very clever in sewing departments departments that she teaches others, and so successful in the difficult world of business, business, she will soon be moving moving into new and larger premises. The many fashions on view were all courtesy of "Kwick Sew Patterns" of Canada Ltd. Everything from cozy winter ski-suits, pyjamas, fancy lingerie, casual everyday wear, to dress-up suede suites, and co-ordinates. The very attractive models models included Sheri Held, Sandra Henton, Paisley Stutt, Sylvia Vanderschee, Peggy Blascke, Patty Clascke, Marsha Blascke, Stacey McGellvay, Sally Minnis, Anne Powell, Charlene Charlene Lewis, Stephanie Clap- dorp, Christa Clapdorp, Sarah Benford, Jason Ben- ford (the lone young male model), Jennifer Barnard and Carla Worry. The very talented commentator was Mrs. Lorraine Baird, General General Manager of Kwick Sew Patterns, of Canada Ltd. The assistants in dressing rooms included Sandra Lewis, Anna Marie Barnard, Barnard, Mary Clapdorp and Deb Johnson (the designer of the lovely suede designs). The gorgeous floral designs were all courtesy of "The Apple Blossom Shop" and included large planters of ferns, fig trees and the very attractive standards of silk (lowers, along with the white wrought iron archway. archway. The models all appeared appeared on stage and then walked down the side aisles and back through the centre, to a most appreciative appreciative audience. The excellent excellent musical background was provided by, as usual, Gladys Brown and certainly added to the overall enjoyment. enjoyment. Flowers were presented to Debra and to Gladys from the leader of the unit, Mrs. Joan Hollingsworth and a sincere vote of thanks. The ladies served refreshments refreshments during intermission intermission and 11 lucky draws were made to happy winners winners of lucky tickets, Orono Show-Case News The very busy people at Orono Show-Case are already already planning a Sale of Collectibles and Non Juried Items, this Friday 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday Sunday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Drop in and browse around our well furnished rooms and pickup a bargain as well! St. Saviours Church News Our thanks to Rev. Allan Langley for taking our Sunday Sunday service, in the absence of Rev. Haldenby, who we are glad to report is convalescing convalescing and on the road to recovery. The sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at the regular morning service, with server Robert French and sidespersons Sandra and Bob Lewis. The coffee hour was held following the morning service. service. Remember the Car Rally next Sunday, June 10th,starting from St. George's Church, Newcastle, Newcastle, starting at 2 p.m. Be sure to bring a picnic lunch, tea, coffee and freshie are supplied. St. Saviours A.C.U. are meeting at parish hall and going to Marigold Theatre and dinner. If interested please call Beryl 983-5591 or Sandra 983-5654. Sunday School Service at St. Saviours, Sunday, June 17. The children are taking leading parts in the service, and awards are given out. Parish Picnic will be Sunday, Sunday, June 24 starting with a joint service in St. Saviours at 10 a.m. Heritage Day Service June 17 at 10:30 a.m. in Newcastle Newcastle United Church, replacing replacing St. George's 11 a.m. service. Orono United Church News The Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at the regular Sunday service. service. The beautiful flowers were from.unit no. 4 and the lovely bouquet on the piano was from the Sebu - Evans wedding of Saturday. Mr. Gordon Mills led in the psalms and scripture readings and the choir anthem anthem "Just as I am". Following Following the regular service, our special guests • Rev. Schamerhorn and A.O. Dal- rymple from St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville, brought the V.I.M. News to our congregation. Our Orono charge is well under way towards our guideline and we hope to hear from many of our members and adherents. Happy Birthday to Lome Hardy Jr. who celebrates June 8. The ladies of U.C.W. are meeting this week. Unit no. 1 at Marjorie Boynton's home. Unit no. 2 at Velma Armstrong's. Unit no. 3 will be enjoying an outing to Cullen Gardens Tuesday evening. Unit no. 4 are having having a Pot Luck dinner in the Church on Tuesday even- The Board of Stewards will meet next Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. in the Friendship Room. Over 400 Applications Accepted at Placement Centre By Catherine Denny Angela De Jong is the new Placement Officer at the Student Student Employment Centre in Bowmanville. Angela was born and raised in Bowmanville and is a student student at the University of Western Western Ontario going into her fourth year of Business Administration. Administration. She started her summer job last month after completing her exams and plans to return to Western in the fall for her final year. The office which opened in the Bowmanville Mall April 24th, has accepted over 400 student registration forms so far, 60 of which have already found placement. 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