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i Local doggers perform at Royal The Canadian Statesman. liowmanville. November 25. 1987 13 Postal Changes on Hot Seat Naatlaton-Caaaaraa Nawa by Mabel Cawker Eleven members of the "Step i,. Time" Cloggers performed in 13 thowi at the Royal Winter Fair in the Coliseum, Exhibition Park, Toronto, over the past two weeks. Six shows were on the Chrysler stage in the East Mezzanine Upper Level and the other seven shows were on the Foodland Ontario Stage. Taking part in the dancing were members- Carol, Karen k Tracy Doyle, Nestleton, Pat k Danielle Millson k Barry Van Camp of Blackstock, Sheree Gagnon, Oshawa, and Darryl Linnington, Teacher k Choreographer, Scarborough. Scarborough. John Doyle was the capable M.C. for all the shows. Karen Knight and Olive Bedford of Sunderland were able to join the group for a couple of shows. "Step In Time" Cloggers, although mostly local people is an Oshawa based danced group. Earl and Darla Killingbeck, Blackstock, attended the Royal on Saturday, and Earl was able to take pictures of both shows ... some were taken amongst the beautiful flower displays on the main level. A very enjoyable, exciting few days for the Cloggers 1 Our congratulations to them! Evening UCW Unit Meeting Regenia Walker, Scugog Point, was the hostess for the Nov. UCW meeting of the Evening Unit. Many items of business were attended to, including a discussion regarding Operation Scugog Christmas boxes, a donation to Community Care and plans for the December meeting. After the minutes were read and approved, approved, the Roll Call "a favourite hymn" was answered. Kay Notman presented the worship using Remembrance Day and Peace as the theme. Betty Headon used a "craft session" session" for the program. Refreshments and a social time were enjoyed as pine cone centrepieces centrepieces were fashioned and each lady took a lovely creation home from this productive evening. Canvass In Progress The CNIB canvass is moving along well in Cartwright. The Blackstock & District Club members are working hard... so... try to be as generous and supportive as possible when the canvasser calls at your door. A most worthy cause ! Guests Welcomed At Blue Ray Chapter For the Nov. meeting, guests from Oshawa and West Hill Chapters were warmly welcomed by Blue Ray Worthy Matron and Worthy minwislrillfin News by b. Wright The U.U.W. sponsored our Annual Seniors Dinner on the 17th of November. Our sixty friends and former neighbors enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner. Ulah Chambers our organist organist and choir leader played several selections as everyone gathered in the Church. Ulah also played and Shirley Pollard led us in some carol singing, then we were invited to the Sunday School room for dinner. Reverend David McKinnell asked the blessing. Our younger members served the dinner. We were then entertained by Wendy Mand singing in her beautiful voice, Renders Renders Messiah, "Come unto him". Elva Orchard than played two excellent piano solos, Chapel Chimes and Dixie's Land. Shirley Stainton read a ■: humorous reading re-; minding us Christmas is getting getting nearer. Wendy then pleased everyone with another song, "The Holy Boy". Joan Speakman then read a Christmas wish to all of us written by our late friend, Shirley Draper. The attractive attractive table decoration by each plate was made and given by the. members of Mothers Fellowship. Everyone enjoyed a social time of visiting and are each looking forward to a repeat next year. Many thanks are due the Committee and their helpers. Mr. and Mrs. Lockie McNair, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Slack and family, Courtice were Sunday visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNair. Mr. and Mrs. George Leadbeater and family Oshawa, were Sunday visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater. Mrs. Ferga Avery, Tilbury and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson, Belleville were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitson, West Hill were Sunday visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Muller and Darryl. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sanderson, Sanderson, Raglan, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Oshawa were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .j JVi^ue.were, Sunday dinner ' 1 guèstâ'of Mr. and Mrs. John Borrowdale, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Bewdley. Sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. John Dodd and family on the death of her father, Mr. Joseph Cervenka. Mr. Cory Sweet was a Monday caller of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty while visiting at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweet and Brother Jay. Cory is working in Banff, Alberta. Tyrone News Octogenarian Don Davey greeted another year of the eighties decade on his birthday birthday on Monday, November 16th, in admirable health and a brisk routine. However, However, we are sorry to hear that Mrs. Kathleen Davey was taken to Bowmanville Hospital Hospital on Wednesday. Grace Smith was Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Cook, Taunton Road. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cook. Norval, Ontario, Mrs. Enia McBride, Brampton, spent the weekend with the Cooks. Some family members of residents of ftjârnwood attended attended "Family Night" at the nursing home. Dr. Desmond Webster, staff member of Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, spoke on 'Alzheimer's Disease". Disease". Lunch concluded the evening. Long Sault Club 50 enjoyed a day out recently, including lunen at the Canadian Legion, Legion, Port Hope. Senior members of Tyrone Sunday School attended the 100th Anniversary Church Service of Blackstock United Church, where United Church of Canada Moderator, Moderator, Dr. Anne Squire, was the guest speaker on November 15, 1987. Dr. Squire's topic was "Witnessing 1 . Invitation to local women All the women of the Tyrone Tyrone area community are invited invited to a Pot Luck lunch on ' December 9th at 12:30 noon., in the C.E. Wing. This is an opportunity for new residents, residents, and older ones too, to get to know one another. In order to have a place ready for you please let Ann Plea- sance, at 263-2719, or Carol Southwell at 263-8025, know by December 5th. Please accept accept this as your invitation and come along and meet your neighbours. UCW women are reminded about their committment of a gift for women at Auberge Women's Shelter, Oshawa. Let Us Be Informed The Outreach Committee of Tyrone United Church is to be commended for the pres entation of important social issues. On Sunday evening, November 29, 1987. A Forum Forum On Family Violence, and informal discussion on an important social issue. Guest speaker will be don Sider, family counsellor with Durham Region Social Services, Services, who runs a weekly group for abusers. The film, "The Silence Upstairs", addressing addressing the issue of elder abuse, will be shown. There will be books on display and for sale from Canec, the United Church Publishing House. Please support this ambitious venture at 7:30 p.m., Tyrone United Church, Admission free. Lunch and fellowship. Everyone welcome. welcome. Euchre There were 17 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall Monday evening, November 16,1987, with the following results: Carl Ferguson Ferguson 95, Verna Robinson 91. Ann English 86, Doris Scnoffield 83, Lorna Swain 81 j Vera Strong 39. Special Prizes Rose Barrington, Jim Emmerton, Laverne Clemens, Clemens, Barbara Cochrane. On Monday, November 23rd the scores were a little lower, with 15 tables in play Norman Norman Rohrer was nigh with 82, Betsy Staniland 80, Leonard Leonard Cain 77, Mariam Griffin Griffin 77, Mary A. Thompson 77, Russ Brown 43. Special E rizes Les Taylor, Laverne lemens, Muriel Butson, Verna Robinson. There were 17 tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday, November 20th, with the following following results: 1st John Kuyer, John Broome, Aileen Turner, Muriel Butson, Ruby Cochrane, Walter Murphy. Ladies Low Lorna Swain, Men's Low Harold Swain. 60-50 Draw Agnes Schofield, Eileen Warder. Special prizes Dave Hall, Art Sneehnn, Roy Werry. Patron Karel * Jack Nottingham... their first official meeting of the year. During the opening ceremonies the Flag was presented by acting Marshal Frances Westfall at the Altar, and Chaplain Judy Davidson led in Prayer. A brief business period was carried carried out. The Worthy Matron asked for volunteers to assist with the Masonic Dinner coming up on Dec. 8th... and Conductress Debby Davis appealed to members to turn in lots of chocolate bars and other goodies for the Christmas Cheer baskets... to be brought to the Dec. 10th meeting. Members were saddened to learn of the death of Sister Emma Cook of Oshawa, and a former resident of Port Perry. Emma, a Past Matron, was a most willing worker in the Order for many years and will be sadly missed. Members served lunch after the funeral, and appreciation appreciation was expressed by past Matron Elsie Wilbur. After the Chapter closed, Judy Davidson and Carol Morrow were responsible for the tempting refreshments, concluding an informal, informal, pleasant occasion. Court Lady Snowbird Sponsors Bazaar Opening with a warm welcome by president Irene Train... a very enjoyable enjoyable Tea and Bazaar was held in Nestleton Community Centre on Thurs. evening last... sponsored by Court Lady Snowbird No. L1930. Many interested folk attended the event, which was a decided success. There were many attractive items for sale including lovely home baking, baking, needlework, crafts, miscellaneous, Christmas ideas, etc., topped off with a terrific lunch, tea and coffee. Choice was difficult. As well... draws were a feature and many went home with covetèd prizes. The Pine Ridge Cloggers entertained entertained in their usual fine style... a very popular, well known group of dancers ... a real drawing card for a pleasurable evening. Those who missed the Bazaar & Programme were the losers! Congratulations to the Court Lady Snowbirds once again! Nestleton United Church Although, the weather was wintry, wintry, an excellent congregation was greeted by Betty Headon, Kimberly Kimberly & Stacey at 11:15 a.m. on Sunday morning, Nov. 22nd. Rev. Dale Davis used as his sermon sermon topic, "Image or Essence" leaving folks with many thoughts to take along home. The S. School enjoyed enjoyed the story during the children's theme. Kay Notman was the Scripture Scripture reader taken from Matthew 23 : 1-3 & 23-28 and I John 1: 5-10. Betty Headon and Ken Weir in charge of l| the nursery. In the choir, Joanna : Malcolm, Regenia Walker, Kay Notman Notman and Betty Headon sang a harmonious harmonious number, "Fill My Cup, Lord" accompanied by the organist Gwen Malcolm. This fine service closed with the favourite, "All The Way My Savious Leads Me." 50th Anniversary Celebrated On Sunday afternoon, Lawrence & Gwen Malcolm attended the 50th Anniversary reception for her Uncle Uncle and Aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Ar- not Van Nest held at the Guild Inn, Scarborough. They were accompanied accompanied by Gail, David & Joanne Malcolm. Many relatives and friends were present for this happy occasion, hosted by son Paul, daughter Nancy and her family. Nestleton Presbyterian Church With the usual attendance, the 11 a.m. service was conducted by Susan Swann in the absence of her father Rev. F. Swann. Joyce Taylor was the able organist. Psalm 29 was read in unison. Scripture 1st Joshua 1-9 - speaking on the verses 6-9 of Script, after the death of Moses ... Joshua became the leader and after instructions from the Lord, prepared the people to pass over into into Jordan. Theme- "Be Strong and of Good Courage." Congratulations Our warmest congratulations to the Kinsale Women's Institute (Ontario (Ontario South District) who celebrated their 90th anniversary on Nov. 18th, at the lovely, spacious home of Gwen Mowbray at Kinsale. Many Women's Institute members and friends, enjoyed a delicious tea and reminisced about the years past and present, while chatting over the tea cups. Kinsale is the second oldest Branch in Ontario, Stoney Creek being being the first... where the W.I. had its beginning. An enthused group of W.I. members seeking to mark this special event in the history of their Branch. Social Notes Audrey Leishman, Rea boro, and Yvonne Holland, Nestleton, have been assisting Mother Neta Fish with her apartment ... putting up new curtains, etc., while Neta is in charge at Merle Heinzmans ... as Merle is in hospital at present. Our best wishes to Merle for better health soon. Marlene Bannister and friend Roy Fitzgerald of Peterborough, were up to Neta's on Tuesday for a visit. The Sam Cawkers stepped out in style during the week with Ted and Edgar and Anne Emersons ... Tea at Neta's new apartment... lunch with Alan and Eleanor Cawker at Oshawa and wound up with a dinner at Bob & Madeline Cawkers on Friday Friday evening. You can't beat that! Caesarea Community Chuich A very good attendance of worshippers worshippers on Sunday morning... but many were away sick. Arden Mascheke led the Responsive reading Dan Pugh Jr. read the Scripture. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford talked on the "Purpose of Christian Fellowship" from I John 1- 3rd verse. We need fellowship to grow ... getting together and growing together is very important. Lyn Arney was in charge of the children's school, The committee is working hard on the Christmas programme. The Sunshine Club is meeting regularly. Anne Maschke & Kath Watt- musicians. ■■■■', ; : • • ' ' By Scott Reay. Last weekend the Goodyear Bowmanville Eagles faced the Wellington Dukes twice. Friday night in Wellington, the Eagles lines were shaken up. Playing with only two regular defensemen they still managed to defeat the Dukes 8-6. The Eagles started off scoring scoring with the first period's only goal, on a 2 on 1, Chris Dreossi fed Willy McGarvey the puck and he smashed it in the net. Early in the second period, Eagles got two quick goals by Pierre St. Amand and Chris Dreossi. Wellington kept it close by scoring two back on the power play. Willy Willy McGarvey scored his sec- ! ond goal late in the 'period but less than a minute later the Dukes scored to keep the period even. Six minutes into the third. George Pithie missed a gooa opportunity but Chris Snmyr was right behind him to bang in the rebound. Brad Cruess scored shortly after that to give Bowmanville a 6-3 lead. Wellington was hardly out of this game, coming back and tying it with three quick goals, two on the powerplay. It didn't stay tied for long, George Pithie Pithie rammed one betweenthe goalie's legs when he was set up perfectly by Jeff Dawson. Pithie scored another in the empty net to finalize Bow- manville's 8-6 victory. Referee Bert Kea had a major major influence on the game, calling several cheap penalties. penalties. David Smith played a good game in net, fighting off many power plays. His performance wasn't quite as perfect as last week's 5-1 win over Lakefield, never the less it was solid. 'f{ 1." The rematch Sunday'in Hampton arena was similar. Eagles took a two goal lead late in the first period with goals by Mark Hickey and Troy Foster. Tne Eagles seemed to be walking away with it in mid- second period when Chris Dreossi was set up in front of Starkville Happenings Reverend and Mrs. Bryan Ransom, Isaac and Natasha of Newtonville were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins and girls last Sunday. Sunday. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caswell, Marisha, Shaughn and Jessica of Newcastle were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell. Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Luke, Angela and Melissa Melissa of Bowmanville were super guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair, Todd and Tara. Mr. Fred Brimacombe of Osaca visited Monday afternoon afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. On Monday, Mrs. Isabelle Trim and Mr. arid Mrs. Ewart Robinson with the Newcastle Senior Citizens enjoyed the day with a bus trip to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Trudy Souch and Mrs. Cathy Robinson attended the Christmas Bazaar held at Port Hope United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins andgirls were supper guests on Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Ted McConnell and family, Newcastle. Mr. Brenton Farrow visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. On Thursday, Mrs. Dawn Brettell soent the day in Toronto Toronto with Bruce's parents Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Brettell. Brettell. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell were supper guests on Friday Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Best, Wesleyville. Reverend Fred Milnes of Orono visited Friday afternoon afternoon with • Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow. Mr. and Mrs. George Walton, Walton, Robert and Douglas of Newcastle visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow. Robert and Douglas stayed on as overnight guests of their grandparents. On Saturday, Mrs. Ellen Farrow, Mrs. Joan Murphy, Mrs. Doris Araujo and Mrs. Rita Oster enjoyed the bazaar bazaar held at St, Francis of As- sissi Parish Hall in Newcastle. Newcastle. A good number of adults and children from Starkville attended the Santa Claus Parade Parade on Saturday morning in Bowmanville. Miss Susan Brettell spent the weekend in Toronto visiting visiting her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Flak. Miss Ashley and Bryan Bickell of Orono spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair, Todd and Tara. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins and girls attended attended the Craft Fair held at the Waldorf School in Toronto. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim were Saturday supper and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trim, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Todd and Billy visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray and Todd, Leskard Road, Orono. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch attended attended the 25th wedding anniversary anniversary party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Vince Dawes of Salem and held at the Tyrone Tyrone Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Farrow of Toronto visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Pat Windatt with Mrs. Sylvia Vandermale and Kathryn of Cowanville attended attended the Art Show of paintings by Ron Phillips and Bryan Ransom, both of Newtonville and held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gardner, Sixth Line. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins attended this show on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caswell, Marisha, Shaughn and Jessica of Newcastle were dinner and afternoon guests of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. blew Hallowell. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hallowell of Canton also visited with them in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy were supper guests on Sunday Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Murphy, Mary and Michael, Bowmanville. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Windatt spent the day at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell were Sunday supper guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins Higgins and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hallowell Hallowell of Canton visited Sunday Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Orono News by I. Challlce Brad Cruess, who has been performing well of late for the Goodyear Jr. C Eagles, makes a fast stop during a recent pre-game warm-up at the Darlington Sports Centre. the net and ringed it off the post into the net. Shortly after after that, George Pithie chipped the puck over a lying lying down goal tender. The last half of the second period was in Wellington'^ favour. The Dukes scored three powerplay goals bn Scott Webster. With 5 seconds left in the period, Webster couldn't get the rebound as Wellington tied the game at 4. In the third period, Mark Hickey put Bowmanville in front by bringing the puck from behind the net and ramming it between the goalie's goalie's legs. With eight minutes left in the third period, Webster Webster stopped a powerful shot with his blocker. The puck flew straight up and when it came down Webster batted it forward to Troy Foster who took it for a break away. His shot over powered the goalie, goalie, flying into the blocker side. The Eagles remain with only one loss following this 6-3 win. lappy Supper ana evening guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bamsey, Ralphie and Andy to celebrate Andy's 16th birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow Farrow and Mr. Peter West- heuser. Happy Birthday, Andy! On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim and Mr. Raymond Trim with Mr. and Mrs. Len Hooey and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe and Tiffany, all of Bowmanville were afternoon afternoon and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Trim and Laura of Bowmanville to celebrate Mrs. Hooey and Charlie's birthdays. Ha Birthday to you both! Shiloh U.C.W. Meeting On Wednesday November 18th at the noon hour, 23 ladies ladies and the minister of Shiloh Shiloh United church enjoyed a delicious dinner at the Canadian Canadian Legion Hall in Port Hope. This was our annual dinner before Christmas. Following the meal, we returned returned to Starkville to the home of Mrs. Pat Windatt for our monthly meeting. President Sherrill Souch opened the meeting by reading reading a poem and everyone joined in singing the old hymn "Jesus Bids us Shine." Mary-Lou Fonk gave the Bible reading and Ellen Farrow Farrow the devotional "We are the Light" and a prayer. Happy Birthday was sung to Gloria Todd and Mary- Lou Fonk for their November November birthdays. Reports were read by Sandra Sandra Goorbarry and Margaret Margaret Todd. It was announced that a Christmas service will be held on Sunday December December 20th at Shiloh United church with lunch and a social social time to follow. On the first Sunday in December, a dedication will be held of the Bible given to the church by Mrs. Rowena Tizzard in memory of her late husband, a former minister at Shiloh, Photos were taken of Shiloh U.C.W. as a group. Copies can be obtained. Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday evening December 9th at the home of our president Mrs, Sherrill Soucn. This will bo a Christmas Christmas party with an exchange of gifts. Moeting closed with the Mizpnli Benediction. M. L. Fonk. Quote-The bigger a man's head gets, the easier it is to fill his shoes." Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roddy, Roddy, Lindsay and Mrs. Grace Demoe, Cameron, were Saturday Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, Sutherland, Mill Street. Mrs. Mary Lynn Kimmett, Lindsay was last Thursday luncheon guest of her mother, mother, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Chal- lice, Millbrook, were Saturday Saturday dinner guests of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice. Mrs. Edith Taylor and Mrs. Bertha Touchburn, Bowmanville Bowmanville were Monday afternoon afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Welsh, Salem. Salem. A large attendance at last Tuesday evening's open meeting, sponsored by Orono Orono D.B.A. tor the purpose of information, re closing rural post offices. Two representatives representatives from Canada Post and a lady from "Rural Dignity", fielded questions from audience. audience. The meeting was held in I.O.O.F. hall. It's beginning to look like Christmas, as many stores are already well decorated and lights on! Moms Kitchen is sporting a very attractive window, likewise the "Apple Blossom Shop". Be sure to visit our stores and do Christmas shopping at home, it sure saves gas and fighting traffic problems. Orono Horticulture bus trip to Royal Winter fair was termed a decided success, and especially the floral displays, displays, particularly the "Niagara Park". We were very proud of one of our own members, Mrs. Dini Schoenmaker, doing floral designs, courtesy of F.T.D. St. Saviours Church News The Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at the Sunday morning service, service, November 22, at St. Saviours Saviours Church, with the new minister Reverend Douglas Hall officiating. Flowers on the altar were placed in loving loving memory of their parents, and placed by Gloria ana Charles Gray. St. Saviours Church board wish to thank the A.C.W. (ladies) for their generous donation ($2000) which will be applied to our new furnace. . v, Ventures-Scouting group for teens-Contact Bui Tomlinson Tomlinson for more information. • St. Saviours A.C.W. will meet Tuesday,December 1 at the John Breen hall for a surprise meeting. Ladies are invited to bring wrapped gift suitable for a lady. These will be forwarded to Auberge Hostel for battered women, Oshawa. The Christmas Special-St. Saviours Carol service Sunday, December 13, 7 p.m. Remember to attend the Induction Induction Service for our new minister Reverend Douglas Hall, on Sunday December 6 at 7.30 p.m. in St. George's Anglican Church,Newcastle. Christian Cracker-(from St. Saviours Bulletin) When you were born, your 18 and following winners:!. Hilda Caswell 84, 2. Bill Pro- kopchuk 83, 3. Edgar Millson 79, 4. Margaret Todd 77, 5. Don Thompson 73. Low scores-Dennis Thompson, Thompson, Lucky draw Winners- Edith Gordon, Bernice Partner, Partner, Shirley Moffat, Tom Wilson. Remember card party every every Wednesday night-8 p.m. and ladies are invited to bring lunch. mother brought you here, When you were married, your partner brought you nere, When you die, your friends will bring you, Why not try coming on your own sometime? Orono United Church News Mrs. Dorothy Barnett ^ave St. MflTyS MiflgPts the very interesting chil dren's story on Sunday morning, and the choir rendered rendered the beautiful anthem ""Seek Ye The Lord", with Don Staples as soloist. U.C.Wlgeneral meeting will be this Thursday, November 26 at 6 p.m. in main hall, in form of Pot-Luck dinner and all ladies are invited to bring gifts for either Mens Hostel or Auberge (for battered women) both in Oshawa to the meeting. Our guest speaker will be Mrs. May Rutherford, who is just recently recently home from trip to Holy Land. Next Sunday November 29 is Mission Sunday, with Reverend Reverend George Lavery as guest speaker. There will be lunch following service and ladies invited to bring sandwiches sandwiches or squares. "Mission To-day," a presentation and discussion -time following lunch. Sunday December 6 will be Communion at 11 a.m. service service and a special Christmas Concert in evening, 7.30 p.m. with the Oshawa Festival Singers as our guests, along with our own Orono choir. Community Christmas Concert-Children and Teens and their parents are invited to participate in a Christmas Concert on Sunday, December December 13, in Orono United Church. 4 T Club Meeting About 70 in attendance at the monthly dinner and meeting of the 4-T Club, on Thursday evening, November November 19, in Srs. Complex, Station Station Street. A delicious menu of chicken, vegetables, sa- lands and desserts was thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed by everyone present. Following a short business period, a delightful program was presented by "Echoes of the Past," a lively Sr. Citizen group from Beaverton. This group is led by a very energetic energetic young lady of over 80 years! Mrs. Lil Allin leads up a group of 65, who regularly entertain in Florida, and we only saw 14 Thursday evening. evening. Her hubby Ernie Allin is M. C. for entire show. Their irogram consisted of music rom late 1800's roaring 20's (complete with "Charleston dance,") 40's, with soloist singing "White Cliffs of Dover Dover , and "We'll Meet Again." Music from 50, 60, and up to present time. Most entertaining entertaining and only negative comments. comments. "The program's too short." The "young" ladies were all in costume and leader leader in top hat and tails. Come and visit us again Beaverton! The group were introduced by Isabelle Challice. Good attendance at the weekly town hall card party, Wednesday night November Fr Sharp Shooters St. Marvs Cement Toro Midget 2's hit for 19 goals in three games last week, winning winning two impressively and going to the wire in their first league loss. November 17 vs. Bruins. The Civic Auditorium was the scene for what began as an obvious Toro rout with the lines of Lever-Kellett and Duczmalewski, T. Powers- Cus and Reynolds, and S. Powers-Hall and McWilliams McWilliams all taking turns charging charging at will into Bruin territory, territory, delivering their payloads and returning to their zones to protect their goalie. Defense Defense lines of Pithie, Crago, Brunt, Kane and Rushak formed human walls preventing preventing Bruin penetration. Only in the dying moments of the second and a slight lapse in the third did the Toros Toros let up their guard allowing allowing Bruin revenge. Both goalies Gallant and Cooper shared in re-directing Bruin attacks, sometimes in seemingly seemingly effortless motion. Scoring for Toros in this 7-4 victory: Tim Powers (Jeff . Reynolds); Sean Powers •' (Chris Hall, Jim McWil- ^ lians); Terry Kellett (Doug i Lever, Brad Rushak); Jeff ;' Reynolds (Tim Powers, ' Steve Cus); Doug Lever ' (John Duczmalewski, Terry Kellett); Steve Cus (Jeff Re- > ynolds, Tim Powers); Steve ' Cus (Tim Powers, Jeff Re- ] ynolds). November 18 vs. Newcastle. Newcastle returned to Dar- ■; lington last Wednesday to i create once again a cliff- ^ hanger, the third in a row for • these two clubs. In wide < open play and end-to-end • battle noth teams took turns : in outstanding forays result- '• ing in a 2-2 tie until deep in -j the third when Newcastle ; took advantage of a Toro : miscue and downed the mid-1 gets 3-2. This contest, how- > ever, is far from over. ' Scoring for Toros: Tim ': Powers (Blaine Sleep); Doug - Lever (Jeff Reynolds, Tim ' Powers). November 19 vs. Millbrook. ' Rebounding from their first ) league loss, Toros drew re- • venge in Millbrook on ; Thursday, crushing the home team 10-3 in a one- : sided, light-hearted romp. ; Scoring for Toros: Paul : Hindman (Sean Powers); • Paul Crago (Jim Pithie); ; John Duczmalewski (Jim '■ McWilliams, Scott Brunt); ! Sean Powers (Chris Hall, i Paul Hindman); Sean Pow- • ers (Chris Hall); John Ducz- •' malewski; Jim Pithie (Chris . Hall, Sean Powers); Chris Hall (Pau Crago); Terry Kel-,, lett (Scott Brunt); Paul Crago. Crago. L tü H Sfe V- * & is i " •î M v; v * fa ? 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