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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 1,1985 Orono News by Isabelle Challice Quote - "If you want to be . the picture of health, you'd better have a happy frame of mind." Congratulations to Miss Alma Cutell, who will celebrate celebrate 50 years in business, this week, at a retirement party held in her honor, on Saturday, Saturday, May 4, in the I.O.O.F. hall, at 2 p.m. -5 p.m. This day will be called "Alma Cutell Day." Mrs. 0. Challice, Orono, Mrs. Deanna Harmer and Mrs. Nancy Heckbert, both of Oshawa, and Mrs. Donna Sutherland, Bowmanville, all attended a bridal shower in honor of Miss Morag Mairs, bride-elect of John David Killeen, at the home of Mrs. Barbara Munneke, Ski View Estates, Bethany, on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Loreen Ellis and Mrs. Phylis Dyble, Belleville were last Wednesday luncheon guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Billings. Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Edith Taylor on the recent passing of her sister, Mrs. Helena Reesor (Charles), Thursday evening, April 25, in Richmond Hill. The funeral was held Monday, April 29, from Dixon-Garland Funeral Chapel, Markham. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin and Mrs. Taylor attended the service on Monday. . Mr. H. M. Mercer attended the special service in Kendal United Church on Sunday, April 28th, when the new memorial window "Jesus Sayeth Unto Mary", was dedicated, in loving memory of our parents, "James and Josepha Amelia Wannan" and given by the Wannan family. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton arrived home from the southern stales, on Sunday evening, following their winter holidays. MONTHLY MEETING The monthly meeting of Orono Horticulture was held Thursday evening, April 25, in Orono Church Hall, with an excellent attendance. President 0. Challice welcomed all and secretary Carol Mostert gave the minutes and correspondence. Several items of business, cleaning flower beds, and selecting delegates for upcoming upcoming O.H.A. Convention in Windsor, in June. Miss Nancy Tamblyn . tendered several delightful J piano solos and were much A appreciated. Mr. Richard V Gibbs of Tyrone, one of our own members, presented a very colorful presentation of slides of Holland, Michigan and some local scenery. These were enjoyed by everyone. Dave Hinton brought a lovely arrangement of Rhododendrons Rhododendrons and Carol and Jessica brought two pretty arrangements arrangements for the dining table and the president's table. We really appreciate these kind gestures and they add a spring feeling. Not as many hobby and craft displays as some years, but some very interesting interesting and imaginative ones. Donna Hutton and Yvonne Trafford, as usual, presented very eye-appealing displays, of herbs, pickles, and a large show of cream and green old kitchen gadgets, pans, etc. Doris Prust brought her always beautiful, hand- painted china, and some with the addition of gold (real) etching. Hand-knits, crocheting, crocheting, leathercraft, woodwork and cake decorations, all brought lively interest. "Salute to International Year of the Youth." The next meeting will be May 23, and will be our spring flower show, and guests Jack and Margaret Arnott, on "Beekeeping." URUNO UNITED CHURCH NEWS Congratulations to the hardworking hardworking Board of Stewards of Orono United, who sponsored a very well attended "Spring Salad Supper", last Tuesday evening, April 23. The wide assortment of tasty salads, ham and turkey were soon demolished by the large crowd. The weatherman really co-operated with a high degree of outside heat, and this put everyone in a saladeating saladeating mood. Donna Scott and Marie Tamblyn capably coconvened coconvened this successful event. Marvin Colvin gave the children's story on Sunday morning and the choir rendered rendered "Take it to Jesus." Happy birthday to Donna Hutton and her twin sister Bonnie Reid, Kirby, who celebrated Tuesday, April 30th. Orono Hi C members (10) met Sunday evening at the home of Laura Plummer, Robin Robinson shared one of her favourite scriptures and all enjoyed some hymn singing. Discussion regarding the possibility of going as a group to Canada's Wonderland, Wonderland, early in June. A delicious lunch closed an enjoyable evening, and next week's meeting will be held at the Challice home on Mill Street, The Explorer Mother and Daughter banquet was held Wednesday evening, May I in the main hall. Mrs, Krla Jose showed slides of Camp Quin- Mo-Lac. Orono- Kirby Session Meeting Meeting will be held Tuesday, May 7, at 7:30 p.m. in Orono United Church, in the Friendship Room. "Kids Praise", an exciting Musical Presentation by Ebenezer Sunday School at Newcastle United Church, Sunday, May 5,7:30 p.m. Upcoming services - May 12 Rev. Bill Tadya, duty chaplain from Oshawa Hospital, will be looking after the services here, while our minister is on study leave. May 19 - Mission Sunday and Sacrament of Baptism (Orono). Rev. Bill Hindis will be guest preacher. A luncheon and slide presentation of his work in Zambia will be presented. presented. May 26 - Sunday School Anniversary in Orono. June 2 - Conference Sunday - Rev. Len Ferber will be guest speaker. June 9 - 60th Anniversary of the United Church of Canada. Hire a Student for an hour, a day or a week. Contact the Bowmanville Student employment employment Centre at 623-9221. ST. SAVIOURS CHURCH NEWS The Sacrament of Holy Communion celebrated on Sunday a.m. with sidesper- sons Maureen and Bill Tomlinson and server Leanne Johnson. A special installation of servers of Darrin Lewis and Lori Wood. We are glad that they volunteered for this service, and wish them joy and blessing in serving Christ in this way. Annual Meeting of the Diocesan A.C.W. will be held in Barrie on Saturday, May 4. St. Saviours A.C.W. meets on Tuesday, May 7 at 8 p.m. at the home of Beryl Clarkes. St. Saviours Salad Supper is being held Wednesday, May 15 at 6 p.m. in Orono Community Centre. Purchase your tickets early from church members. TOWN HALL PARTY Held April 24 with 14 tables in progress at Orono Town Hall last Wednesday evening. Scorers are as follows - Grace Coatham 88, Don Thompson 85, Harvey Partner 85, Leona Wilson 79, Jean Allin 76. Low Score - Ruth Grady. Lucky Draw Winners - William Grady, Reg. Elliot and Eddie Couroux. The next card party will be Wednesday, May 8. Orono Merchants are saluting the ladies for Mother's Day, May 12, with several contests. The first contest, "Why My Mom's the Greatest", and also "Why My Grandmother is the Best." Entries must be in by May 7. Good prize monies to the winners and let's see all your entries! Have heard several flocks of wild geese, heading north over recent weeks, but actually saw my first flock this morning. morning. The Miracle of Migration is always a welcome sign of spring. Spring flowers are certainly very early as hepaticas, blood root and dogtooth dogtooth violets are already in full bloom in the woods! Kendal There were lots of new and old faces around this weekend, all in town for Eddie and Helen Couroux's fortieth wedding anniversary. A great time was had by all who came to wish them the best and many more years of happiness to come. It's that time of year again when we have to keep an eye on fences and farm gates broken down and left open by fishermen, most of whom become blind and-or can't read. I never used to mind these jokers but over the years after some unpleasant instances, we found it best to verbally let them know they're not wanted - garbage, broken beer bottles and empty food cans do not endear these types to me. It's, too bad because most don't deserve to be painted with the same brush - but how do you tell? The season is getting in full swing now with the extra daylight, daylight, bet there are lots of sore muscles with all that raking and tearing around, beating out grass fires. This brave soul never starts a cleanup bonfire because with my luck, I'd probably burn the woods down. 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