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l I ORONO and DISTRICT The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 21, 1986 7 by habelle Challice Motor Home Sales and Rental Firm Holds Official Opening by Isabelle Challice Quote - "A smile is the sensation of feeling good all over, and showing it in one spot." Congratulations to Mr. Bill Bunting, former superintendent superintendent at Orono Tree Nursery, who was recently honored by a presentation from Minister of Natural Resources, Vincent Kerrio. A plaque was presented presented in honor of his contribution contribution to the greenhouse Complex, Complex, now known as "The W.R. Bunting Tree Improvement Centre." Mrs. Irene Burley, Bowmanville Bowmanville was a weekend guest of Mrs. Everett Stapleton. Mrs. Jennie Bowins was a Friday evening guest of her friend Mrs. Vera Leggitt, Peterborough, and attended a musical concert in Westmount Bible Church. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Challice Challice were Sunday evening dinner dinner guests of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice. Mr. Clarence Burley, Mrs. Irene Burley and Mrs. Everett Stapleton attended the "McGuey-Tompkins" wedding wedding in Newtonville United Church on Saturday, May 17th with a reception held later in Bowmanville Lions Centre. A number of friends and relatives gathered on Sunday, May 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunlop, to honor Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dunlop, on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Lila Chapman and son Claire, Kirby, and Mrs. Charles Taylor were Monday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Betha Touchburn, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Congratulations to Mr. Scott Yeo, who was M.C. for the Clarke High School Musical Concert on Wednesday evening, May 14th. Remember our Spring flower show, this Thursday, News from Newtonville Mrs. Madeleine Buckley, Olive Henderson, Jean O'Neill, Louise Jose, Sharon Buttery and Jean Cluney were among those who attended the Women's Institute District Annual held at Hampton United Church last Wednesday. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clys- dale of Omemee were luncheon guests on Wednesday Wednesday with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Callers on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bander- hayden of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, Maurice O'Neill, Mrs. Mary O'Neill and Mrs. Clara Sheppard of Port Hope were guests at the wedding of Miss Glenda Bebee to Mr. Brian Croft at Canton United Church on Saturday. Reception following at the Masonic Temple, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hallowell of Shiloh on Sunday and spent the rest of the evening with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Todd. Tickets for the 6th annual beef bar-b-que held on the lawn of the church on Tuesday, Tuesday, July 1st are now available and can be obtained from Philip Gilmer or Wallace Boughen. Mr; and Mrs. Nelson Leudke visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson. Henderson. Miss Courtney Wood spent Saturday with her grandparents grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood while her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood attended attended the wedding of Miss Pauline Dion and Mr. Charles Niklaus at St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastle. Robert was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Budgeon, Mr. Floyd Wood and Miss Leslie Mohum were also guests. The reception was held in Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson attended the Telephone Pioneer Dinner at Cobourg Motor Inn on Wednesday. Mr. David Hindley of Rock- wood spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton and family. He with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stapleton and Mrs. E. Austin of Port Hope were Sunday dinner guests to celebrate celebrate Bonny's birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Chard and Mr. Sid Lancaster of Newcastle, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Best and Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow visited with Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones Saturday evening. They viewed the pictures Jack and Dorella had taken on their recent trip to Israel. Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson Henderson visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Art Robichaud of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Kiers of Bowmanville Bowmanville were also visiting them. The Newcastle Bowling league held their annual dinner dinner at the Marina Restaurant at Bowmanville on Thursday evening. After the meal, the business followed and the awarding of prizes by the captains. captains. Other gifts were also handed out. The rest of the evening was spent playing Court Whist. The wedding of Miss Shelly Marie Tompkins and Mr. John Davidson McGuey was solemized in the Newtonville Church on Saturday evening with over one hundred and twenty-five guests. The church was decorated beautifully beautifully with blue accents by Mrs, Kathy Shaw. These floral arrangements were left for everyone to admire who attended church on Sunday. For Pentecost Sunday the greeters were Mr. Warren Stapleton and George Chrysler. The choir sang the anthem "Tongues of Fire." The special hymn "Gloria Tibi" was sung by Peter ■ Simon, Ron Phillips and Bryan Ransom. Peter also assisted with the scriptures. The sermon was entitled "The Seed of a New Promise." Communion was served by the Elder at the close of the service. service. Next Sunday, May 25th, will be the Newtonville U.C.W-'s Anniversary Service with Mrs. Audrey Martin of Bowmanville Bowmanville as guest speaker. Everyone welcome to attend. May 22nd at 8 p.m. in Orono United Church, plant sale etc. Kirby News A large crowd in attendance at the Mother's Day service last Sunday, May 11, for the sacrament of Baptism. Rev. Fred Milnes officiating for the baptism of following babies - "Kelly Noble", daughter of Megan and Manfred Noble. "Kyle James" Lowery, son of Carl and Karen Lowery. Trevor Wyatt Allin, son of Bill and Rosalind Allin. Thirteen ladies of Kirby U.C.W. met on Tuesday, May 13, for their regular meeting. Mrs. Lila Chapman gave a reading, Mrs. Martha Farrow and Mrs. Doreen Lowery sang an enjoyable duet and Mrs. Neta Ransberry assisted with the devotions. The guest speaker Mrs. Bud Grant of Leskard gave a very interesting talk on "Mother's Day." Miss Lorna Lowery has left to take up her new position in California. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor have moved to their new residence residence in "Wilmot Creek housing, and we are hoping Mrs. Taylor soon recuperates from her recent accident. St. Saviour's Church News Congratulations to editors of "The Clarke Chronicle" and its very "newsy" presentation of activities of both churches (St. Saviour's and St. George's in Newcastle). St. Saviour's youth group meets in John Breen parish hall kitchen and we enjoy a varied program of study, discussion and project. Monthly breakfasts and a recent trip to a stable in Blackstock to learn more on subject of "horsemanship", this was followed by pizza and punch time of refreshment. Our youth leader is Mrs. Judy Leek. News from "Wardens" Corner Corner thanks to all the contributing contributing members, Charles Gray, finance chairman; Fern Proctor as treasurer; Steve Johnson as Property Chairman, Chairman, Dorothy Hester, chairperson chairperson of Christian Education and Gordon Leek as our lay minister. Our outreach coordinator coordinator is Beryl Clark and Sandra Anderson as President of A.C.W. with Cathy Staple- ton, chairperson of Parish Life Community. These are only outlines of all the people who serve on some of the committees. committees. Of course the best for last, is our brand new rector Rev. Jim ("Smiling") Small and he brings a positive attitude and strong leadership abilities. The "Chronicle" brings a busy agenda of church-related activities, eg. our Car Rally, June 8; childrens' service, May 25; "Deanery Youth Day" in Grafton on June 7; Parish Corn Roast etc. a busy summer ahead! Another exciting future event, the visit from Rev. Allan and Grace Haldenly and a parish luncheon in early September. Congratulations to the hardworking hardworking ladies of St. Saviour's A.C.W. in again presenting a very successful "Spring Salad Suppér", last Wednesday evening, May 14, in Orono Community Arena. Orono United Church News Potted Mums, arrange- All you need when you need instant cash. Whether at work, shopping shopping or travelling in Nui (I i America, the National Trust TOTAL Card™ is all you need when you need instant cash from your National Trust account. It's a Money Machine Card. Use it at any National Trust TOTAL Money Machine 1 " to get instant cash, make deposits, transfers or account balance inquiries, Most TOTAL Money Machines are open 24 hours every day. Or you can use the versatile TOTAL Card™ to get instant cash and your account balance at over 11,000 money machines across Canada and the U.S. displaying the CIRCUIT™ or CIRRUS® symbols. It's an InterBranch Card. 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The choir rendered the lovely medley "Meeting in the Sky and Pentecostal Fire is falling." and the audience responded responded with a hearty round of applause. Happy birthday to Mr. Donald Scott who celebrates his birthday this Saturday, May 24. Next Sunday is Conference Sunday and Mrs. Marion Milnes will be ■ our guest speaker. The Bay of Quinte Conference is Thursday, May 22 to Sunday, May 25, in Perth. Our delegates, Ed and Olive Millson, Mrs. Lois McLeod, youth consultant and Rev. Milnes. June 1st will be Sunday School anniversary and Sunday Sunday School will be in charge of service. Social News Those hard-working members members of the "Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club" have done it again! Another thoughtful donation to the community, this time to Orono Public School, a gift of 50 stacking chairs (cost of $6.00.00). The many friends of the Rev. S. Littlewood (formerly of Baysville, Muskoka), will be sorry to hear of his sudden passing away in his 94th year. He was a former minister in Orono in the early 40's. The funeral was held from Bethune United Church, Baysville Baysville last Thursday, May 13, Interment in Sunderland Cemetery. Town Hall Card Party Regular card party was held in Town Hall on Wednesday evening, May 14, with an excellent crowd and 13 tables in progress. With the following scores - High Scores - Doreen Green - 84, Marion' Sears - 80, Bill Grady - 78, Norma Moffat - 77, Wally Boughen - 74. Low Score for evening - Brian Cameron. Lucky draw winners - Morley McCallister, May Tabb, and Gladys Greenwood. The next and final card party for season will be Wednesday, Wednesday, May 28th at 8 p.m. in Town Hall. 4T Club Party and Meeting The monthly meeting of Durham Complex Seniors 4T Club was held last Thursday evening, May 15, with an excellent excellent attendance at the tasty roast beef dinner. The Durham County dairy Princess Miss McHolm was present and gave an interesting interesting talk on films on "Dairy Products." Music was supplied for easy listening and also for dancing from - Gladys Brown, on piano; Carl Tamblyn, trumpet; trumpet; Doreen Lowery, on drums; and James Lowery and Carman White on sax. Many enjoyed the excellent music and dancing. Explorer and C.G.I.T. Banquet The Explorer and C.G.I.T. banquet was held on May 14th, 1986 at Orono United Church (main hall) with 61 people in attendance. The Explorer leader, Marlene Ross welcomed everyone and led everyone in a musical grace. A Kentucky fried chicken dinner with cake and ice cream was enjoyed by all. After the dinner, a short meeting followed. Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Lynn Finlay, Hundreds of people dropped by the T.B.B.S. Motor iness (located on North Street and Hwy. 115) held Homes Sales and Rentals last Saturday, May 10th to an official ribbon cutting ceremony with M.P.P. Sam help celebrate the branch's grand opening. The bus- Cureatz doing the honours. C.G.I.T. leader called roll call with each member introducing introducing their mother or guest. Mrs. Ross then had a recap of the Explorer year. Awards were presented to the following Explorers: Perfect attendance Jennifer Goodmurphy, Michelle Ross, Katrina Kent, Leah Lockhart, Tereza Henderson, Henderson, Tamara Kent, Joanna VanDyke, Melissa Johnson. Special mention to Amanda Garnett and Janet Reader who only missed one night. Special mention was given to the following Explorers who for each night they attended had a perfect uniform. Janet Reader, Carolyn Hinton, Hinton, Jennifer Goodmurphy, Leah Lockhart, Tammy. Gyltiuk, Christine Reader, Tamara Kent, Becky Clarke, Jennifer Easton, Heather Simpson, Brenna Simpson. The Explorer of the Year Award went to Janet Reader presented by Elaine Vagg. Mrs. Lynn Finlay then gave a recap of the C.G.I.T. group and presented each member with a mission badge for a study on Mohawk Indians. The C.G.I.T. girls then gave a short skit on the C.G.I.T. uniform. A Graduation Candlelighting Candlelighting Ceremony whs put on by the leaders of the Explorers and C.G.I.T. in honour of two graduates Leslie Riseburough and Janet Reader. Those taking part were Explorer leaders, Marlene Ross, Elaine Vagg, Jennifer Henderson, Sharon Reader, C.G.I.T. leaders, Lynn Finlay, Betty Colvin and their president Wcnda DenHollander. The graduates were presented presented with a graduation certificate certificate and a small corsage of silk flowers by Marlene Ross. These girls had also received their "E" pins at the Explorer Church Service earlier in April. Mrs. Finlay congratulated them and welcomed and encouraged encouraged them to join C.G.I.T. Mrs. Marion Milnes offered congratulations and words of encouragement on behalf of our minister and the church. The evening closed with the Explorer Prayer and taps. 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