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i i Orono and District The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 26,1984 Avon Representatives Gather Here for New Product Meeting By Isabelle Challice Quote - "Be bold in what you stand for, but careful in what you fall for." Our sincere congratulations to our many friends in the Ballyduff area, who last weekend hosted a large crowd to their dedication services for their newly renovated church and celebrating their 131st anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cornish, Dayton, Ohio are currently visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Lowery, Kirby, and their many relatives and friends in this area. A very large crowd of friends, neighbors and relatives relatives attended the 50th golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean. The happy event was held Saturday Saturday afternoon in the Orono I.O.O.F. hall. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett, Lindsay, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Billings attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shields at the Inn on the Park, Don Mills on Sunday afternoon. Mrs] Shields was the former Marion Rickaby. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aiken, Pontypool were Sunday evening evening dinner guests of the 0. Challices', the occasion being Nettie's birthday. Mr. Grant Curtis and Miss Laurie Benedict, Benedict, both from Oshawa were also recent visitors. Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa, had last Wednesday luncheon with Mrs. E: Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey. St. Saviours Church News Many visitors from St. George's, ;/ Newcastle and surrounding areas attended the very special Harvest Thanksgiving service in St. Saviours on Sunday morning. The visit of Archbishop Garnsworthy and his wife to our church was truly noteworthy/ noteworthy/ and we think it is wonderful during such a busy time, /with the Dioceasen Synod, distinguished visitors, the visit of /the Queen and the many fall events of the diocese and community. Thank you for coming.. We are most grateful for all the harvest produce brought to make our church so beautiful, for all our visitors to j see. It is truly inspiring and thank you to those who 'placed the many things in such beautiful array. Our gratitude also to those who prepared refreshments, after the service, and to those who supplied extra special music, fj Shoes for Poland - These are to be take* in to Toronto by the' 26th. The'Regional Dean is in charge, drop them off at the rectory. j| Rectory Work Party - Some light repairs have to be made on the outside of the rectory. The wardens would like helpers for Sept. 29th at 9:30 a.m. Next Sunday, Sept. 30th - Evenson and Pot Luck dinner at 4:30 p.m. at St. Saviours. All welcome to attend. Orono United Church News A large crowd was in attendance attendance on Sunday, Sept. 23 to welcome Rev. Fred Milnes and family to our church. The lovely flowers were in memory of the late Howard Bellamy and placed by his wife Bessie and family. A large Sunday school went downstairs prior to the church service. We still need a nursery nursery teacher (three year olds) to team teach with Jennifer Henderson. Also required Superintendents to co-ordinate co-ordinate activities and Sunday school. If you can help in these departments, please contact Jim Hutton 983-5717 or Bob O'Neil 983-9576 steering committee committee members. Rev. Milnes brought a challenging message of his journey into Christian leadership leadership and stated our foremost requirement as Christians is to "know Christ and to make Him known." A beautiful choir anthem "I've Got the Love of Jesus" and the children's story given by Thelma Gilbank, in the absence of Donna Hutton was much enjoyed by all. We welcomed many new friends to this service and especially welcome the little ones. Rev. and Mrs. Milnes (Marion) are leading the Hi C group this year and welcome all high school age young people. Meetings are on Sunday evening, 7 o'clock upstairs, and will be a time of fun and fellowship. ■ World-wide communion will be celebrated Sunday, Oct. 7 in Orono United Church. Birthdays celebrated this week are - Sept. 23 - Carlos Tamblyn, Sept. 24 - Lome Hardy Sr., Sept. 27 - Alvin Yeo, Sept. 29 - Todd Hutton and Isabelle Challice. U.C.W. Newtonville are sponsoring a bus tour to Kitchener Farmers Market and factory outlets on Sat., Sept. 29, at 7 a.m. For tickets phone Inez Boughen 786-2239 or Jean Kimball 786-2944. Remember to get your Jack Frost items (knit goods) ready for the Oshawa Presby- terial on Tuesday, Oct. 16. Service of Induction for Rev. Fred Milnes will be conducted conducted by Oshawa Presbytery on Sunday, Oct. 28, at ,7:30 p.m. in Orono church. Please set this evening aside to share in this important service. Bible Study will be starting soon. Please let your minister know if you are interested in evening or afternoon study time. Call church 983-5502 or 'State Farm LIFE insurance..." :l '.from the same family /insurance agent who ,j takes care of your car, 1 home and boat 'j insurance , ... who I knows your family, knows your lifestyle. DON IRVINE 623-4482 108 Waverley Rd., Bowmanville Uke a good neighbor, State Farm\ Is there. STATE FARM insunnc* Companlis Canadian Head Cilices Scaibomgli. Ontario Ask me about LIFE insurance, the State Farm way. manse 983-5208 for more information. information. Boy Scouts require people to sew scarves. All materials are supplied. Phone Ruth Yeo 983-5892. Remember to reserve Oct. 24 (Wed.) for our annual turkey dinner. Serving from 4:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. Our thanks to all, especially Mr. Sterling Mather, our auctioneer, who made our Saturday auction sale a real success! Around $254.00 realized to go into our M. and S. funds. Birthday Party Members of Orono Show- Case celebrated their first birthday over the past weekend. weekend. A very good crowd attended attended the festivities and all enjoyed the beautifully decorated decorated birthday cake, made and decorated by Mrs. Elaine . Haines, one of our members. Our thanks to members of Orono Horticulture who supplied fresh flower arrangements. arrangements. 4T Club Party The regular monthly dinner and evening was heH last Thursday, Sept. 20, in the club hall with a good attendance. A delicious dinner of pork chops, escalloped potatoes, carrots, green beans, apple sauce and apple juice was enjoyed by all present. As usual a very large, pretty birthday cake and ice-cream topped off the dinner. Happy birthday was sung to all celebrating celebrating this month. Those at the head table included Gladys Ogden, George Heath, Stan Corden, Harry Wade, Ethel Lycett, Jim Stait, Jim Sutherland and Isabelle Challice. George Day then showed us some hilarious movies, and also some lovely nature films. Altogether a very enjoyable evening together! Orono U.C.W. Meeting The executive of Orono U.C.W. met Monday afternoon in the Friendship Room. The president Donna Scott welcomed welcomed the ladies and read a poem. Secretary Marie Tamblyn gave the previous minutes and treasurer gave a very encouraging financial picture. Mrs. Stella Carson read out a very interesting letter from The Roan Elfords, our adopted missionary family in the Northern Canadian regions. Mr. Elford is a nephew of Mrs. Francis Sutton of our community. Plans drawn up for our general U.C.W. meeting and serving at the induction ser-, vice for Rev. Milnes the end of October. Also for assisting at the church Turkey Supper, Oct. 24. Kirby News A good crowd welcomed our new minister on Sunday morning, Rev. Milnes and family. Our Sunday school commenced and next Sunday is our church anniversary. Our guest soloist is Mrs. •Joanne Crookshank, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris attended the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean on Saturday, in Orono. On Sunday they visited Mr. Harris' cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Manley McGahey, Lindsay. ,-T\ Do You Have A Fur Problem? * Improper fit? * Need repairs? * Need remodelling? * What about your old coat that you no longer wear? * Made to measure coats at no extra charge. * Good stock of all kinds of fur coats on hand. ^bunliom fyuAsUeM, JUd. 82 King St. W., Cobourg Hours: Mon. - Sat. till 5; Thurs,, Fri, till 9; Closed All Day Wed. (41(i) 372-9511 NEWTONVILLE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Over 50 Avon representatives from all over the region met in Bowmanville last Thursday afternoon afternoon for an up-date on existing sale items and the introduction of new products. Pictured here with some of the Avon merchandise are (from left to right) representatives, Shari Grills, Ann Desousa, Gerry McArthur, and District Sales Manager, Grace King. By Esmee Goldie The Newtonville W.I. branch met at the home of Mrs. Jean Dutton on Wednesday, Wednesday, September 19th, fifteen ladies were present. The opening opening Ode and Collect were said in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. approved. A moment of remembrance remembrance was held in memory of Mrs. Rachael Dennis, Mrs. I va Farrow and our thoughts to Mrs. Rowena Tizzard on the loss of her husband. Several events were discussed discussed - a fall workshop on rug braiding, October 16th and 17th in Bowmanville, Solina's Fun Fair, October 18th, the hosts are from Nestleton. Items for the country store and bake table are needed from our group. If you can donate anything please contact contact Mrs. Jean O'Neill. The 82 Annual Area Convention takes place October 30th and 31st at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. This year's theme is "Celebrating Together . in Ontario." Mrs. Sharon Buttery is hoping to attend as our delegate. The Roll Call - Name a family treasure from your childhood. The Motto - Treasure Treasure your heritage, yesterday will never come again. Sharon read a poem called "The Road to Yesterday." Memories shared were of Christmas activities, family get-togethers, skalding cream to have with pies, a knitted dress with brass buttons. Some ladies brought articles, curling tongs used by a grandmother; grandmother; covered cream jug; handpainted dish presented by a well remembered Sunday school teacher; a tapestry; a pewter jug and an old family album with pictures of some people whose names are no longer remembered. Mrs. Jean Dutton gave us some ideas of what are now collectibles and told how there are trends in antiques. Everybody Everybody was very interested and the time went too quickly. Tea and coffee was served along with delicious heated buns (homemade) of salmon, egg and meat fillers. Bernice Milligan thanked Jean for being such a generous generous hostess. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ON HOME ENTERTAINERS! 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