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) Lucky Key Could be in Your Mail Box 'it i/'tl *,v . - Vi f 'rt i\*H3! wkitfyfy,Sjfol \j{ YMtfr/ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 15,1989 17 Orono Group Attends F estival Concert Orono News by I. Challice ll This car could be yours! Check your mail for a key which will open a special lock at the Marigold Lincoln Mercury Dealership on Highway Two, west of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The crystal blue, four cylinder 1990 automatic automatic Mercury Topaz G.S. with many, added options retails for $14,858. And some lucky Bowmanville area residents will be driving it home, if the key fits. David, Souch, General Manager of the dealership, stands beside beside the prize. Ten thousand keys will be mailed this week and the great key turning will be held on Nov. 16.18, 17 and 18. John Dale, Sales Manager, will be on hand to help turn the winning key. Good Luck! Auxiliary Members Attend Convention Joan Appleton, Vivian Cowan, Iris Down, Joyce Weekes and Wilma Coombes of the Auxiliary to Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville were among the delegates from the 221 hospital auxiliaries across Ontario who attended the 79th Annual Convention of the Hospital Auxiliaries Association of Ontario at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto and the Metropolitian Toronto Toronto Convention Centre, October 28 to November 2, 1989. Joyce, as the very capable Convention Registration Chairman, reported a total attendance of 914 including 36 Board and Committee members and 130 first-time delegates. 86 teens and 45 co-ordinators participated in le "Teen Volunteer Pi Pro- on October 28th and the f ram : 9th. Vivian and Iris attended the "Gift Shop Management Seminar" on Monday October October 30th presented by the Canadian consulting firm of Stevenson Kellogg Ernst and Whinney (S.K.E.W.). H.A.A.O. delegates were invited by the Ontario Hospital Hospital Association, whose convention convention was October 29 to November 1, to visit their 300 exhibits and displays in the M.T.C.C. Exhibit Hall. An invitation was also extended extended on Tuesday morning by the Ontario Association of Directors of Healthcare Volunteer Services to attend their sessions at the Toronto General Hospital Residence on Pay Equity, Policies and Procedures and Writing Skills. Speaker for the opening education session on Tuesday Tuesday afternoon was Rosalie Wysocki of Mississauga, a leader in the field of personal personal development and community community affairs, on the subject- meeting the Challenge of Change - how we as organi-, zations and individuals, can handle the changes and stresses of our changing society. society. The H.A.A.O Annual Meeting was held in the evening. evening. Concurrent sessions on Wednesday, November 1st featured discussion on Motivation and Recognition; Crafts, Coping with Conversation; Conversation; Handling Grief; W.H.M.I.S.; Over the counter counter Drugs, Prescriptions and You; Fund Raising; Volunteers Volunteers in Palliative Care; H.E.L.P.; More Common Sense and "See you at the Fair." The Annual Banquet on Wednesday evening was held in the Concert Hall, Royal York Hotel. The President's Break- fast on Thursday, November 2nd was an informative time of sharing ideas and concerns. concerns. The final education session session featured keynote speaker speaker Merilyn Pearson, President, President, Canadian Association GRAND OPENING TERRY SOUCH JIM SOUCH DAVID SOUCH SPECIAL WINTERIZE YOUR CAR AT OUR NEW BOWMANVILLE LOCATION * PLUS P.S.T. ALL MAKES & MODELS 11 POINT CHECK UP ^Cooling System Inspection i^Check All Hoses ^Check All Fan Belts i^Check Heater Operation i^Check Thermostat k-Pressure Test Cooling System s Flush Cooling System i^Add Antifreeze (up to 4 liters) ^Check Wiper Blades .'•Check Windshield Washers ^ Check All Lights *TRUCKS $59.95 plus p.s.t. EXPIRES NOVEMBER 30, 1989 623-8166 HWY. to AND MAPLE GROVE WEST OF BOWMANVILLE 668-5893 1120 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY, ONTARIO of Hospital Auxiliaries - "Survival of the Fittest: Are Healthcare Auxiliaries an Endangered Species?" The convention concluded with the Life Members and Delegates Luncheon. Provincial Provincial Life Memberships were presented to 38 Auxilians by the Honourable Gilles Morin, Morin, Minister for Senior Citizens Citizens Affairs, who also addressed addressed the group. The Election and Installation of the 1989-1990 Board of Directors, Directors, H.A.A.O., was conducted conducted by Merilyn Pearson. Quote--"It's amazing how important your job is, when you want the day off - and how unimportant it is when you ask for a raise."- Mrs. Edith Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Anna Maria Thomson attended the birthday birthday party on Saturday, November November 11, in Oshawa for their great-granddaughter and daughter, little Miss Tamara Tamara Beckett's 8th birthday. Sunday afternoon and evening guests of O. Challic- es Mr. Donald Challice, Oshawa, and daughter Miss Kerry Lyn Challice, Ponty- pool. A bus load of Newcastle and Orono folks attended the "Christian Festival Concert", Concert", held Saturday evening in Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto, Toronto, and reported an enjoyable enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kim- mett and family, Lindsay, Mrs. E. Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey were dinner guests of and Mrs. guc Wayne Bailey Sunday evening. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Graham Graham and family, Guelph, were Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. Rosie Graham. There were 13 ladies and visitors at unit #3 meeting, on Tuesday, November 7 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Allin. Those on committee were Elaine Elson, Frances Hamm and Eileen Billings along with Ruth Allin. The devotions were based on "Memorial Day" and then discussion followed on "Memories of bygone days." Several hymns were sung, with Elaine Elson on organ. Related to our discussions discussions of bygone days, our lunch consisted of homemade homemade fresh baked bread, jams and jellies! Our Christmas Christmas meeting is Tuesday, December December 5 at 12 p.m. noon in Main hall of church. Orono Sr. Cees On Thursday November 9 34 members of Orono Sr. Cees sat down to a delicious roast turkey dinner and all the fixings! The dinner was held in the I.O.O.F. hall and the dinner was catered by the ladies of lodge. We wish to thank the members of the Explorer girls group for the pretty table favors at each person's plate. Following a short business business period, everyone enjoyed enjoyed playing euchre with 8 tables playing. Following winners 1 Marg Linton, 2. Charlie Miller, 3 Mary Tam- blyn. Low Score - Doris Wannan. Lucky Bingo Winner Winner - Edgar Meulman. Our next meeting is December 14 Thursday in hall and will be pot-luck. Orono Town Hall Party There, were 12 tables of progressive euchre at weekly weekly card party in Orono Town hall on Wednesday, November November 8. Following results - High scores Ted Hayward 86, Margaret Todd 80, Clara Meulman 77, Hazel Murphy 76, Stella Dennis 74. Low Score - Jean Allen Lucky draws - Hazel Pipit, Pipit, Grace Coatham, Ann Tarie Thomson, Madeline Buckley. Euchre every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. and ladies to please bring lunch. Orono United Church News Our Annual Remembrance Remembrance Day Sunday service was held November 12 in Orono United Church. Very pretty baskets of flowers from the funeral of the late Janet Karas, Les- kard, and the late Duane Major, and placed in loving memory by their families. Reverend Milnes gave children's children's story and lea the children's children's hymn "Jesus Bids Us Shine." The choir rendered "A Song of Peace," by Sibelius and special music offering by Marlene Ross "The Strangest Dream," with her guitar accompaniment. Greeters at door - Gerald and Darlene Rainey. Ushers - Lorna Atkins, Lynn Rodd, Donna Scott and Peggy Blascke. Birthday greetings to Jeremy Jeremy Weeks - November 13, Cindy Ross - November 15. Tapes of church services - The Session has been experimenting experimenting with tapes of services, services, for those unable to get out regularly. If you know of anyone interested please contact Carol Yeo (983- 9396). Choir Practice - Wednesday, Wednesday, November 15 (6:45-8 p.m.) We are preparing a "Christmas Cantata" to be performed at the 11 a.m. service on December 17. Extra Extra singers would be most welcome. Please contact anyone in choir for information. information. Bible Studies - Wednesday, Wednesday, November 15 at 10 a.m. Ladies fellowship at home of Mrs. Eileen Billings. Please read Luke 5. Verses 1-11. Orono-Kirby Official Board - meets Thursday, November November 23, 7.30 p.m. in Upper C. E. hall. For all members of Session, Trustees, Trustees, Stewards, Reps, from U.C.W., Sunday School, Manse, Ministry and Personnel, Personnel, M & S. etc. This is our budget night. Up-Coming Services. Sunday, November 19. Regular Service Kirby 9.30 a.m. Regular Service Orono - 11 a.m. followed by "Appreciation "Appreciation Day program for Everett Everett and Gladys Brown. Lunch following morning service followed by musical program! Please bring sandwiches sandwiches and/or squares and join us in this special event. U.C.W. News. - Anyone with or using in future the U.C.W. tea towels, please return return promptly to kitchen. Horticulture Society News At the executive meeting last Thursday night, November November 9 at home of President Mrs. Doreen Lowery, congratulations congratulations were extended to all who helped at recent Jrs. Convention! Letters of appreciation were read out from Miss Anne Bourke, Dist. director, Mr. Harry Wyma 1st Vice Pres, of O.H.A. and both expressed their pleasure at such a happy happy event. A letter from Newcastle Newcastle Jrs. leaders also thanked Orono for such a happy day. Adele McGill gave treas urers report and motions were passed to pay outstanding outstanding bills. Nominating committees were drawn up and plans made to donate Christmas poinsettias to our three churches, St. Saviour's, Saviour's, Kirby and Orono United. United. Plans also for upcoming Christmas show and meeting meeting Thursday, December 7 at 7.30 p.m. OBITUARY Janet Elizabeth Karas In her 51st year, Janet Elizabeth Karas died Monday, Monday, November 6, 1989, in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. She had been ill - two years. The daughter of Wilfred and Flora Nicol, she was born at Penetanquishene, and educated at Runnymede Collegiate and Western Technical-Commercial. A resident on Leskard Road, Orono for eleven years, she had previously resided resided in Oshawa. For nine to ten years she had been employed employed as a bookkeeper by TRT Sand and Gravel. Surviving are her mother, mother, a daughter Janet (Mrs. Myles Brandt) a son Roger Karas, and a daughter Lee Ann Karas and Elizabeth, O'Connor. ' Funeral services were held on Wednesday at the ' Morris Funeral Chapel, • Bowmanville, with the Rev- \ erend Fred Milnes official-jj ing. S : \ Donations were made in her memory to the Amyo- :j trophic Lateral Sclerosis | and the Memorial Hospital Fund. Interment Bowmanville \ Cemetery. 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