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( 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 5,1986 ORONO DISTRICT by Isabelle Challice Quote - "One must be a speed reader these days, if he expects to get the right exit off the freeway." The above quote certainly applies to the people trying to find Orono off the new (4) lane highway, opposite Orono. One must drive by the previously entered cut-off at south end, down under the new bridge and a sudden right hand turn, and you come in, opposite Ken Gray's and Rod Carveth's. Mr. and Mrs, George Carson and Mr. Wilson Carson, New- tonville, attended the Schram - MacNeill wedding, held Sat., Oct. 25, in St. Paul's Presbyterian Presbyterian Church, Oshawa. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barton MacNeill, Oshawa. The reception was held in the Lions Centre, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. David Perrier, Douelas and Doreen, Bolton, were weekend guests of the 0. Challices. Guests of Mrs. Edna Mercer last week, included Mrs. Bruce Mercer, Elliot Lake, Mrs. Hazel Horne, Port Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Virtue, Oshawa. Mrs. Doris Wannan has returned returned home after enjoying the past weekend with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wannan and family, Belleville. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Taylor and daughter Debra, Scarborough Scarborough were Sunday dinner guests of his father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mrs. Nancy Heckbert and girls, Oshawa spent Sunday and Monday with her grandparents, grandparents, the 6. Challices. Mr. Walter Sherwin, Queen's University, Kingston, home for weekend with his parents, Laurence and Glenda Sherwin. Mrs. Bessie Bellamy has returned home after enjoying a three week visit with her son,, Mr. and Mrs. George Bellamy and family, Hamilton. Hamilton. A very happy event was held Oct. 29th, Wed. night - in Leskard Church hall, when friends, relatives and neighbours neighbours gathered for a pot-luck dinner and evening in honor of the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Martin. Following Following . the delicious dinner, and a wishing well for gifts, the evening was spent playing cards. Franklin House Opening A very large crowd in attendance attendance at the Sunday grand opening of the Motel and Restaurant at Franklin (Bethany area). Those present present at the ribbon-cutting ceremony included-Hon. Allan Lawrence M.P., Hon. John Eakins, M.P.P. Victoria, Reeve Robt. Brown and Council Council members. John Eakin brought greetings from government, and Reeve Brown stated he had known family members (Mrs. Munneke's) for many years, and he welcomed them to Manvers Township once again. The motel units are most attractive and also contain (2), units equipped for the physically physically handicapped. Excellent art displays by area artists and a lovely water color by one of our local artists, Don Staples. Very pretty floral arrangements and potted plants from well wishers. From McLarens Fuel and Lumber, Chatterton Electrics, Hwy. 115 Truck and Auto Repair, and a pretty picture, donated by Mrs. Eula Morrison, Morrison, Orono, in memory of her late husband, Keith Morrison, (a former employee of the Munneke's, at the garage.) Some of the Orono residents in attendance at the opening on Sunday - Mrs. Sue Sawyer; The Jim Sinfields, The Ken Grays, Mrs. Francis Sutton, Mrs. Etta Irwin, The Laurence Laurence Sherwins, the A. Mun ence Sherwins, the A. Mun- nekes, and the 0. Challices. Mr. and Mrs. George Carson and Mr. Wilson Carson, New- tonville, attended a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Patrick E. Tobin, Newberry Park, California, California, also in attendance, Mr. and Mrs. Barton MacNeill, Oshawa. Remember to attend the Armistice service in your area - Saturday, November 8 in Bowmanville at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, November 9 in Orono at 2 p.m. Sunday, November 2 in Newtonville at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Tuesday, November 11 in Newcastle Newcastle at 10:45 a.m. St. Saviour's News St, Saviour's A.C.W. are meeting Nov. 4 at 7:15 p.m. in Parish hall. The ladies were busy making Xmas wreaths for the upcoming festive .seasons. Next Sunday, The Christian Education group will meet together at 7:30 p.m. in the John Breen Hall at St. Saviour's. Be sure to attend an Armistice Armistice service, take time to stop and remember, and give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy and too often take for granted. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barnett, Barnett, Toronto were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Derek Barnett. Hallowe'en night saw many parents out with the children, (not just the little ones), as a precautionary measure. Not as many as other years, but of course the older ones had their unusal egg throwing at store windows. Our downtown tele phone booth was badly damaged by thoughtless vandals. On the subject of hallowe' en, our local merchants certainly certainly went all out and decorated their store windows. windows. Mom's Kitchen was a real winner, complete with cob webs, bats, goblins, etc. The ladies of Kirby U.C.W. wish to thank all their friends and neighbors who supported their recent luncheon and bazaar, held on Saturday, Nov. 2, in Orono United Church, a large crowd in attendance and many favorable favorable comments on the delicious delicious salad luncheon served at noon. His many friends and neighbors wish a speedy recovery to Norman Andrews, who is a patient in Bowmanville Bowmanville hospital, following surgery. Orono United Church News Sunday, Nov. 2, w as the U.C.W. service with a good attendance. Marie Tamblyn, Pres., gave the call to worship and our guest gave the child ren's story. Scripture reading was given by Doreen Wood and David Gray rendered a delightful solo "The Lost Chord", accompanied on organ by his mother, Joyce Gray. The choir rendered a perennial favorite "How Long Has It Been?" We were happy to have Mrs. Mary Kellogg, Welcome, as our guest for our service. Mary is the incoming president president of Bay of Quinte Conference Conference of the United Church. Mrs. Kellogg brought a special presentation of slides and commentary on the "Mission Boat", the Thomas Crosby V. This boat travels up and down the British Columbia Columbia Coast, bringing the gospel to the many islands, lighthouses, lighthouses, etc. This was very interesting to all, and a reminder to all, that a large portion of our mission dollar stays right here in our own country. Happy Birthday to Olive Millson on Nov. 5 and to Laverne Heard on Nov. 6. All units of Orono U.C.W. are meeting this week, so read your bulletin for dates and times. Dennis Pizza Novices Face Stiff Opposition Nov. 1,1986 On Saturday, at Darlington, the Novice Toros played Stouf- fville for the first time this season and came away with a 2-2 tie. This game was played in two halves as Stouffville won the first half of the game before the Toros woke up and dominated the 2nd half. Stouffville Stouffville led 1-0 until 10:38 of the third period before Paul Goff tied it up from Ian Taggart and Andrew Ferguson on a fine passing play. However, 1 minute later, Greg McMurter backhanded a shot in the top of the net from Paul Lavallee and Brent Strand. This was a picture perfect goal. Stouffville Stouffville tied it at two, 5 minutes later and were using all their top guns for the equalizer. Byron Harnum and Chris Heino played exceptional games for the Toros and both these players were well deserving of stars of the game. On Sunday evening in Lindsay, Lindsay, the Novice Toros lost 5-3 with Lindsay's last marker being scored into an empty net with seven seconds left to play. Bowmanville opened the scoring at 5:59 of the first with .Greg McMurter scoring from Jason Jackman. Their second goal came from Chris Heino assisted by Jason again and Jason scored the third goal from Paul Lavallee and Brent Strand. This game was a tight checking affair and the Toros were caught up ice quite a few times which enabled Lindsay to have many 3 on 2's and 2 on l's. The Toros must try and keep on the pressure for the whole game if they want to continue on their winning ways. A great game between the pipes for Byron Harnum and Ryan Stainton. The name patches the players wore were certainly well received by the parents and the Toro uniform is very colorful and exciting. The record now stands at 3 wins - 2 losses. 1 tie in regular season play and 3 wins -1 loss in exhibition games. Next game in Pickering Nov. 6th at 7-8 p.m. Good luck gang. Video Pee Wees Down Port Hope On October 28th, the Hooked on Video Major Pee Wee team came from a 2-1 deficit after one period to defeat Port Hope 6-3, led by a three goal performance performance by Jeff Flintoff, Matthew Doughty 2 goals and one goal by David Szabo. The, team skated to a very convincing victory. 1 Strong goaltending by Jeff Smith and good defensive work by the boys kept Port Hope off the scoring sheet until late in the third period. Nice game, boys. H - 111 Microwave Cooking Demonstration with our hostess Marilyn Stewart of the Panasonic Kitchens will be held on Friday, November 7th from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Saturday, November 8th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. iiiyir i iiï : SSW v m ■ fflm Ns,- isl|B : i -. | r ' .'I i ■■ y , >1 ■ Microwave Cooking School Wednesday, November 12th beginning at 7:00 p.m. with hostess Catha McMaster from the Panasonic Kitchens Everyone Is Invited to Attend! V : x mm : $$$ :f|Si BÉÉ ■ ; ' . • <«y h v.Y>< vv m '"Z'-V : '. ( - wk life • i ■ ' ■ !>'»> By y y,■; >; /.v ; . '■ ; 1 ; '■. ' , fey r '•T ■ . _ _ _ ,o " • "• Mic v THHWRs # > ■ # T> -/ .:!'/■ * 20 King St. West fÉfeyllil fei ^ • taking place at y, r. Telephone 623*2312 y,/ ' y) ".y m Newtonville and District Happenings The regular meeting of the U.C. Women met last Wednesday evening in the Sunday School Room with 14 present. After the welcome welcome by Jean Kimball, the purpose was repeated in unison. The devotional on thankfulness was taken by Janet Paeden and Dorothy Stapleton followed by prayer by Mary Vinkle. Collection Collection was taken, and the minutes were read followed by the treasurer's report which included the bazaar statement. Every member of the UCW would like to thank all those who gave articles. articles. The slate of officers will remain much the same except for the president and she is to be Dorothy Stapleton. Also the Sunshine Sunshine Committee will be changed. Dorothy gave a short account.,of the Pre- sbyterial meeting she and Jean attended on Tuesday, Oct. 14th in the evening at Albert St. United Church, Oshawa with the theme "Where is the U.C.W. going?" Inez Boughen also gave an account of her weekend at Camp Quin-Mo- Lac on Sept. 5th to 7th. The theme was 'God Loves You' with 135 attending. She enjoyed enjoyed the sing songs, devotional, devotional, Bible-study, skits and the church service. Bus trips are planned for the Royal Winter Fair on Sunday, November 16th and to the Promenade Center on Friday, Nov. 21st. For further information regarding regarding time and price contact Inez Boughen, Marlene Stacey or Dorothy Staple- ton. Mary Vinkle closed the meeting with a poem entitled entitled 'Many Long Years Ago'. Lunch and social time followed. followed. Newtonville - Starkville Bowling 50/50 draw - Susan Floyd. Team standing: Chimps 23, Gorillas 22, Baboons 14, Orangitangs 14. 200 games by Pat Million 264, 236, 221, Linda Adams 248, Cindy Millson 244, 237, Susan Floyd 232, 207, Peggy Millson 225, Sabine Parks 223, Jean Fallis 207, Vi Patterson Patterson 207, Jean Arnold 201. Mrs. Inez Boughen and Jean O'Neill were our representatives representatives of the Women's Institute who attended the convention held at the Royal York, Toronto last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Brenda Leudke and Olive Henderson attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Henderson, Newcastle, on Sunday celebrating the 1st birthday of their younger daughter Michelle. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle were callers Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clys- dale of Omemee were dinner dinner guests on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow. They were also callers with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Doris and Duane Chrysler were greeters for the baptismal baptismal church service Sunday Sunday morning. In the absence of Rev. Ransom who was ill, Rev. Hopkins of Bowmanville Bowmanville was the minister. Flowers at the altar were placed there by the family of the late Mrs. Morris Farrow. Farrow. The choir sang T Believe.' Believe.' Those baptized were Joshua Thomas Landry, child of David and Kathy; Darryl David and Nicklaus Paul, children of Don and Heidi Lucyk; Heather Ann McNair, child of Stanley and Brenda; Ashley Ann Newton, child of Craig and Sharon; Leslie Erin Parks, child of Guy and Sabine. Several enjoyed the Hallowe'en Hallowe'en party at the home More and more families are waking up to the comforts of Ferma Foam ppm Double and Queen's in stock F.A. KRAMP FURNITURE LTD. 37-41 King SI. E. Bowmanville 623-7071 of Rev. and Mrs. Ransom on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mc- Ewen of Peterborough were dinner guests on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Vinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow, Ryan and Jan entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow for dinner at Northumberland Northumberland Heights, Cobourg on Sunday to celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stapleton and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton were among those attending the 40th wedding celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Max Moore held at the Orono Arena on Saturday Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson returned home on Sunday after S'At weeks touring Australia and New Zealand. They flew to Los Angeles, thence to Sydney, Australia taking 17 hours. Among the highlights were trips to the Ayers Rock and the Great Barrier Reef. They toured, had dinner and enjoyed the performances performances at Opry House, Sydney Sydney travelling by bus and sometimes by air. They visited visited several sheep farms in New Zealand. They spent a few days at the resort at Fiji Island and tried their hands at golfing. They had a plane stop at Hawaii Airport and returned back to Los Angeles before returning to Toronto. There were 37 passengers on the tour. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle and Miss Dale Imlach visited visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe, of Bowmanville, on Saturday Saturday evening, to celebrate Tiffany's birthday. Sympathy is expressed to the families of the late Mr. Alf Graham whose funeral was Sunday at Newcastle United Church. Interment at Lakeview Cemetery, Newtonville. Those in hospital in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mrs. Cecil Staple- ton in Oshawa, Mrs. Bea Jones and Mr. Bert Clark. Mrs. Olive Little of Newcastle Newcastle spent Thursday evening evening with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. First Loss for Kool On Saturday, Nov. 1 Kool played their third Bantam House League game, against Nichols, and suffered suffered their first loss of the year. The game was a fast and exciting affair featuring featuring end to end action, hard hitting and great goaltending goaltending at both ends. The game was scoreless until less than 5 minutes remained remained in the second period when Nichols broke on top by a 1 - 0 score. The goal came off a shot that gave Kool's goaltender David Killens little chance. Dave had made the original save and the defence had cleared when a strange bounce brought the puck onto the stick of the Nichols player. Nichols went up by 2 - 0 early in the third period when a hard shot changed direction twice on its way to the net, Dave was able to get the edge of his blocker on it but it glanced off and into the net. Steve Bizi brought Kool back into the game halfway through the third, scoring from Scott Selleck. Each Kool line kept the pressure on but Mike Ruthard in net made several fine saves to keep his team in the lead. Kool pulled the goaltender to try for the equalizer but Nichols scored into the empty net to widen the margin margin to 3 - 1. With 1 second left in the game Steve Bizi scored his second of the day, this time from Gilbert Holder to make the final score 3-2. CARNATION SKIMMED MILK POWDER was incorrectly advertised as 500 g pkg. It should have read: 100 g A&P apologizes for this error and any inconvenience it may have caused our customers. 928 ■nper kg Due to an error, the following item which appears in today's insert is incorrect: Product of U.S.A. Ontario No. 1 Grade Green Sweet Peppers pe nbi The item should have read: Product of U.S.A. 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