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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 13,1992 Section Two Quote - "If you must talk about your troubles, don't bore your friends with them - tell them to your enemies who will be delighted to hear about diem." We were happy to see old friends from far and near at the "Variety Concert" Concert" last Saturday night. Mrs. Gladys Brown Peterborough, Mrs. Boynton and Mrs. Nellie Baird, Toronto, just to name some. One of the choir selections selections "Canada" This is my Home" complete with Canadian flag, and Wally Boughen was again congratulated congratulated for his patriotism. Their many friends are glad to see Carman Cornish and Clare Martin able to be out on streets, after recent illness. Mrs. Inez Harris attended the early baptism at Kirby Sunday morning of her grandson "Lawrence Tyler" and also her daughter-in-law, Aimee Harris. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn, and Mr. and Mrs. David Staples spent Sunday at cottage at Lake Catchaco- ma. Mrs. Denise Warren and children spent Mother's Day weekend with her parents, the 0. Challiccs. Congratulations to 40th anniversary anniversary of Armstrong's I.G.A. and aided by the Greater Pine Ridge Kinsmen and Kinetics. Help us celebrate this Saturday May 16, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Outdoor barbecue, hot dogs refreshments, refreshments, cake, car wash, balloons, draw for full patio set. Proceeds for Orono Cenotaph. Sponsors --Canada Dry -- Dempsters-Maple Leaf. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmer, Oshawa, were last Thursday evening dinner guests of her family, the O. Challiccs. Leskard Card Party Held May 7, 1992, in Leskard church hall with 10 tables and following following prize winners. Norma Moffat 83, Reg. Elliott 77, Carl Todd 75, .Walter Mitchell 43 Low. Lucky door prize - Jean Allen. Next card party June 4rT992 in church hall. Orono Town Hall Party - ' • Thirteen tables of euchre at weekly card party in Town hall, Orono with following winners.x ; Marie Couroux 87, Gladys Green- ,'wood 86, Marg Linton 81, Ken Gim- blett 80, Carl Todd and Walter Murphy Murphy tied at 79. 1 ; Low score - Clara Muelman. 11|p It's the happiest time of < \ i : l your life, but it's also the . * , i! 1 1 ' busiest! Our staff can simplify ' f ' . the choosing of the wedding , ' ; -invitations,serviettes, ' \ 11 'matches and place cards. "i 1 The new books for 1992 «;! ] - 'have just arrived from ' ' ' .Rainbowand Trans-Canada •! -Thermography, and the - ) | * 'selection is beautiful! !- i!' Come in and ask one of ow "i 1 : ! ;, courteous stafffor assistance., ; 1 • '! |; ' - James ; ; ! ; Publishing i : , ; - 62 King St. W., Bowmanville ' , ! ' 1 ' Telephone 623-3303 Cards every Wednesday night 8 p.m. and ladies to bring lunch. Variety Concert A capacity crowd filled the main hall of Orono United Church Saturday evening May 9, for the very enjoyable "Variety Concert." Co-sponsored by the "Quinte-Can Committee and church choir. Congratulations to Carol Hooper who co-ordinated the program. program. Donald Staples was the capable M.C. for evening program. Before and during the opening, the "house band", of "Mcllotones" rendered rendered excellent music, comprising Martha Farrow on piano, Doreen Lowery on drums; Carlos Tamblyn on Comet, Carman White and James Lowery on Saxophones. "Blue Angels" in Alabama Jubilee", Jubilee", a ladies group from "Wilmot Creek." Carol Hooper - solos from "Les Miserable" accompanied by Ian Van- derschee. Ian and Kathleen Dewcll, children of Douglas and Phylis Dewcll in piano piano duet. Duet from Blue Angels. 2 selections from Orono-Kirby choirs. Intermission Camp songs with Gladys Brown on piano. Jazz trio- Dan Walters, Keyboard; Blain Tait, drums; Steve Vanderschec, guitar. A number of lucky draws, and some of the winners, Don Lycett, Bob Chater, Isabelle Hamm, Derek Barnett. Barnett. Blue Angels group. Allen Lee - gave excellent speech on "Hands". Mr. and Mrs. John Cruickshank and daughter Megan, Bowmanville - Solo and duet. Ian Vanderschec - Piano and solos. Delicious refreshments served to large crowd, and an excellent financial financial return of well over $700.00 for the Camp funds. A special thank you to all who participated participated and gave so generously of their time and talent to make this a very successful event. St. Saviour's Church News Advisory Board - Thursday, May 14, at 7:30 p.m. in Parish Hall. Deanery Deanery Council - Tuesday, May 19, at 7:30 p.m. in Parish Hall. St. Saviour's Annual Salad Supper - Wednesday, May 27, with 2 sittings 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Get your tickets early because it is always a sell out. Auction and Bake Sale - St. Saviour's, Saviour's, Saturday June 6 at 11 a.m. We need items for sale and baking. Contact Charles Gray 987-4551. Oshawa Hospital Chaplaincy Service Annual meeting Tuesday, May 26th at 7:30 p.m. in hospital cafeteria. All welcome. Information oh Lay visitors visitors training this fall. Euthanasia and Living Wills--4th Annual Public Forum, Thursday May 14, 1992, at 7:30 p.m. in Court room #1 at 132 Church St., Bowmanville (above the fire hall). Guest Speaker -- Jakki Jeffs Sponsored by "Concern For Life" - - All Welcome. ORONO UNITED CHURCH NEWS ' Orono United packed to doors for one of the largest baptisms ever in our Church! Two lovely tall standards of flowers, at front of Church, courtesy of Apple Blossom Shop. The call to worship given by Mr. Klaus Schocnmaker and Rev. Fred Clappison and Clerk of Session, Mrs. Marie Tamblyn conducted the gemment gemment of Baptism. Special music for the occasion from choir and presented "Lambs to His Fold" with lovely flute obligato by Tina Irwin. Later in service service a beautiful duel by Carol Hooper and Nancy Barber "Bless This House." The babies presented for Baptism. Ashley Nicole Bain daughter of Kimberley Anne and Kenneth Richard Bain. Tristan Victor Arnold Brinklow son of Nancy Jean and Patrick William William Brinklow. Daniel James Clappison son of Darlene Carol and Brian Frederick Clappison. Michael Thomas Clappison son of Darlene Carol and Brian Frederick Clappison. Megan Dale Ernst daughter of Michelle Michelle Darlene and Richard Dale Ernst. Elizabeth Anne Heard daughter of Vickie Lee and Bradley Alan Heard. Christopher John Robert Lunn son of Jane Marie and Robert Larry Lunn Hillary Grace Malcolm daughter of Laura and Brian Douglas Malcolm. Emily Constance Malcolm daughter daughter of Laura and Brian Douglas Malcolm. Malcolm. Curtis Christopher Robinson son of Lynn Doreen and Christopher Earl Robinson. Brittany Lynn Robinson daughter of Lynn Doreen and Christopher Earl Robinson. Ethan George Sainsbury son of Mary Diane and William Sainsbury. Kevin Brian Schocnmaker son of Shari Lynn and Frederic Brian Schocnmaker. Rachel Dawn Stec daughter of Denise Denise Eileen and Edward Stanley Stec. Corey Darroch Warren son of Denise Denise Marie (nee Challice) and Dean William Warren. Greeters at doors Klaus and Dini Schocnmaker, Ushers Bill Hannah, Allan and Anna Mae Barnard, Don Scott, Birthday greetings to Sable Rae Empey May 11. U.C.W. executive meeting home of President Thelma Gilbank Tues. May 26, at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Anniversary Sunday Sunday June 14. Parents please make note of this date on your calendars. Heather Lodge Birthday Party On Tuesday Heather Rebekah Lodge celebrated our 45th Birthday Party with a delicious supper. For the 2 chartered members and ten members who were initiated on that evening. Out of town guests at the dinner were brother Milton Cornish and sister Norma Norma Cornish from Indian River. Sister Rena Pears and Brother Len Pears,' Sister Gladys Brown and sister Lave- rine Barraball and husband Sid all from Peterborough, Brother Steve Graham Noble Grand of the subordinate subordinate Lodge and his wife Sister Marjorie Marjorie Palmer, District Deputy President Sister Leona Farrow from Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Brother Harry and sister Mabel Wade from Newcastle. Toasts were made to the Grand Lodge, to the Rebekah Assembly and to Heather Rebekah Lodge and responded responded to by members of the Order. Gifts were presented to Brother Milton and Sister Norma Cornish and to Sister Glad Brown who are 45 year members by sister Carol Boyd they were not able to stay for the meeting. Lodge opened according to the Ritual Ritual with Sister Ruth Andrews Noble Grand presiding assisted by Vice Grand Sister Connie Hooey. Sister Ruth welcomed all members and a special welcome was given to the visiting visiting Brothers and Sisters. Sister Marjorie Palmer District Deputy President of District #8 Oshawa East was escorted and welcomed welcomed by Sister Betty Major and a special welcome was given to Sister Jean Youngman. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and signed by the Noble Grand Sister Connie reported reported for the writing Committee, she had sent out 14 Get Well cards 7 Sympathy Sympathy cards, 1 Thinking of You card, 2 Baby congratulations cards and one flower arrangement. Sister Joyce Major Major reported on the District meeting held at the Rebekah Hall in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. There were 25 Past Noble Grands present and Sisters Nancy Norman from Ganaraska Lodge Port Hope is our New District Deputy President. Sisters Joyce and Darlene arc our representative and scholar to attend the Rebekah Assembly in June at Royal York in Toronto. Sister Bertha Bertha White mentioned the tickets for the Doll House arc available and the draw to be held in June. Under Good and Welfare, Birthday greetings were extended to Sisters Marion Adams, Ruth Andrews, and Alice Hooey. Our D.D.P. Sister Marjorie spoke briefly and read a very interesting poem and congratulated us on getting new members. Sister Olive Millson spoke for our 45 year members and the Two Chartered Chartered members and read two Poems on Friendship. Our Two chartered members arc Sister Hattie Wilson and Brother Gordon Gordon Watson who were presented with gifts from the Lodge, also all 45 year members'were presented with gifts by the Noble Grand and Vice Grand. After closing Lodge a delicious lunch and Birthday cake were served and a friendly time had by all. Unit News Seventeen ladies in attendance at the monthly U.C.W. meeting of unit #3, held on Tuesday May 5, at the home of Mrs. Joan Hodge, Taunton Rd. Joan and Margaret Gunter welcomed welcomed everyone and opened meeting with an interesting video of the Ecumenical Ecumenical Church service held, recently in Ajax-Pickcring United Church. This of course was the area in which Margaret was raised and a picture of her old home was seen on tape. Several Church choirs and members members of different denominations taking part, brought a message of Christian unity. Isabelle read a humorous poem of "Grandparents" awaiting grand children's children's pending visit. Many announcements of upcoming events. Banquet Friday night at Arena and food supplies needed! General U.C.W. meeting May 28, at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Bragg as our guest speaker. (Pictures and talk on recent recent trip to China). Men arc invited to this meeting as a very interesting talk on agriculture, etc. U.C.W., Sunday May 31, at 11 a.m. Church service with Mrs. Pat Beach, guest speaker. She is President of Bay of Quinte U.C.W. June 11, 6:30 p.m. our 30th birthday birthday party, with all ladies of community community invited. Special salad supper, and guests from near and far. Displays, slides etc. Mark this date on your calendar. calendar. Meeting closed with delicious lunch and next meeting to be a picnic June 2. Education Week Festivities Held at Pines School "The Way We Grow" was the title of an Education Week production performed at The Pines Senior Public School last week. The performance included music, drama and poetry by students of The Pines. In this photo, the grade eight concert band is taking its turn in the spotlight. «hVJ* » to S P"% w it . 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