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! Quote-" Here's a little thing worth knowing, When rough and sleep the track - All the Uphills going, are Downhills coming back. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lavcmc Patterson, who on Saturday, November 27, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. A large celebration celebration was held in Orono I.O.O.F. hall Saturday afternoon, when a large crowd of friends, relatives and neighbours neighbours joined them in celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and son Shawn spent past weekend in Ottawa, Ottawa, where Shawn is living now. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmcr, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with her parents the O. Challiccs. We arc pleased to report Mrs. Norma Ransberry is slowly recovering recovering her health in Sunnybrook hospital, hospital, Toronto. Mr. Carlos Tamblyn is still a patient in Oshawa hospital. Speedy get well wishes to all who arc ill in hospitals or ill at home. Mrs. Anne Nagarajan and family, Penn., U.S.A. spent several days this past week, visiting her mother, Mrs. Thelma Gilbank. . Mrs. Inez Harris and Mrs. Isabelle Trimm attended the U.S.C. of Ontario Ontario meeting, held last Monday in Port Hope Legion Hall, Zone 42. Quite a number of Orono friends attended the 80th birthday party of Reg. Elliot, held Saturday, November 27 in Kendal Hall. Speedy get-well wishes to Mrs. Florence Sharpe, a patient in Bow- manvillc hospital, also to Mr. John Budd just home from hospital. Town Hall Card Party Good attendance at the November 24 euchre party held in Orono Town hall and following winners - High Scores Lil Boldcrstone and Mark Marchant tied at 77, Aleck Moffat 76, Arville Partridge 74, Hilda Caswell, Caswell, Tom Wilson and Edgar Millson tied at 73. Low scores - Marie Couroux and Bill Grady. Lucky draws - Walter Murphy, Kathy Mitchell, Lil Boldcrstone, Roy Hayward, Art Bcdwin, Marg Todd. Euchre every Wednesday night 8 p.m. Lunch provided. Church Beyond Tomorrow A very interesting and educational seminar was held Saturday, November November 27, in Newcastle United Church. Guest speaker for the day Reverend Dr. John Sullivan, Kingsview United Church, Oshawa. For those in attendance, a real treat, as speaker was not only excellent, excellent, but also an accomplished musician. musician. Both playing the piano and leading in the fine array of singing. Dr. Sullivan sure kept the audience's attention. Our speaker has been in ministry over 30 years and remembers when our United Churches were full at that time, but today's world is different story. We arc losing touch with younger generation and our seminar dealt with many new and innovative ideas how to strengthen our church, as we move into the 21st century. Music is a most important issue, as speaker feels there should be 40- 60% of service, spent in music. There are new hymn books coming out, and we the older generation should not be afraid to try new music! We need to reach out to the younger women in our congregations and find new types of activities and programs. This also for the Sunday school ages, as bigger and brighter rooms and surroundings i will encourage more interest. An excellent video tape, "Discovering the Future" courtesy of "General Motors" was shown and it emphasized a new word and meaning for many of us "Paradigms" - fixed ideas, values and expectations, and how to process information, if we arc to understand what is happening in today's world, and help to improve our future world. Excellent topics also covered included "Baptism", and "Aging Membership." Also suggested suggested early morning church services, a new idea. Following discussions a very excellent excellent sing along, with Dr. Sullivan at piano. With a very beautiful communion communion service served to everyone, with Reverend Donald Stiles and Reverend David Black officiating. A very interesting day for all present from Ncwtonvillc, Shiloh, Kendal, Orono-Kirby and Newcastle United Churches. A delicious chicken dinner was much enjoyed by all present. U.C.W. Christmas Party The annual meeting and Christmas Christmas pot-luck dinner of Orono U.C.W. was held Thursday evening, November 25, in main hall, with good attendance. Reverend and Mrs. Russell were our guests, and Grace was sung with Joyce Gray at piano. The tables looked attractive with candles alii and a bountiful buffet dinner of hot and cold dishes, were much enjoyed by all. A well-filled box of groceries was on stage, ns gifts to the Food Bank. Joyce generously provided excellent excellent Christmas music while kitchen staff cleaned up tables. President Thelma Gilbank welcomed welcomed everyone and read "True Christmas Joy". Minutes were approved approved as written. Adcle handed out copies of treasurer's report and prepared prepared budget given by Donna Scott, We were happy to have a visitor from a long distance, Anne Nagttra- jtui, Penn. U.S.A, visiting her mother Mrs. ILL, Gilbank, Shirley Moffat gave nominating report and we still need "a "supply convenor", as Dorothy Barnett retires after seven years of excellent service, Belly Chatterton gives the "In Mcmorium" and following names were read - Marjorie McGee, Etta Irwin, Irwin, Georgina Harness, Leona Wood, followed by prayer. Excellent reports from all units, and ladies of unit #5 Lcskard gave a very inspirational Christmas devotional devotional with several Christmas carols, being sung, entitled "Threshold to Advent" Leskard ladies taking part in readings, readings, Bud Grant, Marjorie Best and Lynda Lee. Bud closed with prayer. A highlight of evening was the presentation presentation of a "Life Membership Pin", ter our retiring president, Thelma Gilbank. Gilbank. Shirley Moffat read the address and Donna Scott pinned on the broach. Thelma thanked everyone for this honor, and was happy her daughter daughter was there to see her receive this honor. Season's Greetings were wished to all to close a lovely evening. Orono-Kirby Pastoral Charge - Christian Community Concerns Committee presents Activities and Films especially for Christmas at Orono United Church, on Sunday, December 5, 1993, 7:00 - 8:35 p.m. The Stable Boy's Christmas, Christmas Christmas Carols, A visitor for Christmas. Refreshments - surprises. A program for all ages - Don't miss III! Orono United Church Orono United Church greeted the congregation on Sunday morning, all decorated ready for first Sunday of Advent and Christmas season coming. coming. We gratefully thank the Church Choir members for their splendid job of decorating. Christmas Flowers: Anyone wishing wishing to donate flowers .'or the church for, the Christmas season please contact contact Donna Scott 983-5C26. Kirby Announcemen s: White Gift Sunday - Sunday, December December 12. This year a general donation donation will be taken and items received will go to the Salvation Army in Bowmanville for distribution. Pot-Luck Supper: Our Annual Christmas dinner is on Sunday, December December 12, 5 p.m. A program will follow. Mothers and Tots Program: For mothers and pre-school children on Fridays, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. For more information contact Karen Lowery at 983-5734. Teens Drop-In Centre I'm very pleased and proud to say that two women from our congregations, congregations, Rosalyn Allin and Cathy Coat- ham are going to re-start the youth drop-in program. The program will be in th& old mill building which will be available on a year's lease. The program will focus on building relationships relationships of confidence and cooperation cooperation between the teens and adults and between teens and teens. Other persons have shown interest in helping when the centre is open. • There will also be a Support Commit- jtee in the background to help this brave and worthwhile venture to be as worthwhile as possible. If you can help in any way, please contact Rosalyn Rosalyn or Cathy. Up-Coming Services and Events Sunday,. December 5, White Gift Service: Orono Regular Service: Kirby Kirby Film Night - 7 p.m. Thursday, December 9 - Pot-Luck Community Supper at Lcskard Church. A video: "Martin, The Cobbler" Cobbler" will be shown and a chance to sing your favourite Christmas music. Sunday, December 12 - White Gift Service: Kirby "Live From Bethlehem" Bethlehem" - Orono Pot-Luck Dinner at Kirby. Program to follow, Sunday, December 19 - Regular service at Kirby, Christmas Cantata by choir at Orono. Friday, December 24 - Christmas Eve Services: Leskard - 7 p.m. Orono 8 p.m. Sunday, December 26 - Regular Church Services. Confirmation Class: The minister Section Two will be offering a young people's Confirmation Class for any young persons of 14+. The Class will meet every other Friday, at 4 p.m., from January 7th until Pentecost, May 20th. We shall cover worship, the scriptures, Jesus Christ, the Church, Christian life style. Those attending will be expected to come regularly and do small amounts of homework. I would be pleased to meet any parents parents and young persons interested in the course after church in the Orono Friendship Room on Sunday, December December 5. A course outline will be available available at that time. If you cannot come on December 5th, please contact me before Christmas. Reverend Russell Community Announcements "Friendly Visitor Program" - Community Care, Durham Region, is interested in hearing from any adults or teenagers Who would be interested in becoming a friendly visitor to a shut-in person in the Orono area. Orientation Orientation to this service is provided along with periodic information events. If you are interested, please call Roxy Barnes, 623-2261. Hot Lunch Program: Orono United United Church is considering offering a hot lunch program as part of the Durham Durham Region Community Care association association Outreach Programs. Community Community Care have requested that we ask anyone who would be interested in having these lunches or having someone someone else they know having these lunches to contact Roxy Barnes at 623-2261. There is at present no firm commitment to go ahead with the program at Orono United Church. The responses will give an indication if putting on the program will be worthwhile. Bus trip to Woodbine Centre Saturday Saturday December 11th leaving New- tonville 8:30 p.m. contact Inez Boughen or Marlene Stacey. 60th Wedding Anniversary On the occasion of their 60th wedding wedding anniversary, Lavemc and Zella Patterson entertained their many friends, neighbours and relatives in I.O.O.F. hall, Saturday November 27. They received special greetings from the Queen, Governor General, Prime Minister Chretien, Premier The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 1,1993 9 Bob Rae, Ross Stevenson, Mayor Diane Hamre, Gordon Mills M.P.P., Kim Campbell, the Grand Lodge of Kendal 405, an Honorary Membership Membership in Orange Lodge, Kendal - 62 years. There were many surprise visitors, but as Zella stated "All guests were special." 164 signatures on guest book, beautiful gifts, flowers and cards received received by happy couple. Ladies of the lodge catered a beautiful lunch, and the wedding cake was baked by the bride! Music was supplied by James and Doreen Lowery, Keith and Helen Wood and Norman and Ruth Andrews. Andrews. It was a very happy day and very memorable day for everyone. Thanks for Support Mr. James: Thanks for your support during the election campaign. Your commitment and involvement involvement made the task of campaigning much easier. At a time when so many Canadians Canadians arc skeptical of our political process, process, it is encouraging to be the recipient recipient of your trust in the system and in my ability to represent you in Ottawa. Ottawa. I extend my congratulations for a job well done. Sincerely, Alex Shepherd M.P. Durham THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE REGULATIONS FOR 1993-94 WINTER SEASON DECEMBER 3,1993 TO APRIL 4,1994 Area residents are hereby advised of the Provincial and Municipal Regulations applicable to the 1993-94 Winter Season, December 3, 1993, to April 4,1994, as follows: The Highway Traffic Act (R.S.0.19901: Section 147 (10) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway. Section 147 (13) provides the authority for the removal of any vehicles, at the owner's expense, found to be causing an obstruction on a highway. Section 157 prohibits the depositing of snow or ice on a public roadway. Municipality of Clarlngton By-law 91-58: Section 4 - 6 (i) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway for a period of longer than three (3) hours, and is also applicable to overnight parking on any road under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Clarington. & MUNICIPALITY OF arinqton ONTARIO Dates to be published: CS-Ind. 3976A Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Wednesday, November 24,1993 Wednesday, December 1,1993 I r. , .1 r lib LiliCJ ILÏh ék The Essence of Community is people helping Each Other ... In difficult times the work of the United Way and its partner agencies becomes more important than t r A'o Vi rv . :t* ftolz'Af itini rii >4 n /i i vt 4 n-t'V/'x «ArM An Avn ni frî mil Art zv: i w trAlt rA 4 Space does not permit us to list all who contribute, and many choose to remain anonymous, we, and the thousands who benefit from their support are grateful to ALL who contribute to the United Way Campaign. The following companies and individuals have made extraordinary contributions to this year's United Way Campaign. We are grateful to them for their support which contributes to the enrichment of our community. Thanks to all who contribute. ,/ / / Associations, Corporations and Foundations A.C.L. Andrew Canada Ball Packaging Bank of Montreal Bank of Nova Scotia Brooking Transport Canadian Auto Workers Union Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Canadian National Railways Canadian Pacific Canadian Tire - Jack Ellis Consumers Gas Graven Crystals Durham Ontario Dental Society Durham Regional Labour Council & Its 51 Affiliates Durmac Inc. Eaton's General Motors Great West Life Assurance Goodyear Canada I.B.M, Canada James Publishing London Life Insurance j Lovell Drugs Lovell Holdings Lovell Ventures i M.C.L. MacMillan Bathurst Maraclo Press McGraw-Hill Rycrson Montreal Trust Oshawa Centra Holdings Inc, Oshawa Times PPG Canada Inc. R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation Rogers Communications Inc. Royal Bank of Canada Ruddy Electric Swish Maintenance Toronto Dominion Bank Branch No. 2184 Toronto Star Walden Management Windfields Farms Zellers Campaign Cabinet Jim Woodward - Chair Jim Souch - Past Chair Bob Jacklin - United Way Board Liaison Denise Atkinson - Chair, Commercial Bob Dignan - Co-Chair, Business A1 Drennen - Co-Chair, Education Ron Duffy - Chair, Personal Gifts Helen Gibson - Chair, Public Service Wayne Henry - Co-Chair, Education • Dan Hostik - Co-Chair, Business Barry Huard - Chair, Labour John Kay - Chair, Special Events Bill McBride - Chair, Majors Steve Moffat - Chair, GM U.W. Campaign Charlie Morison - Chair, Professionals Gerry Myers - Chair, Leadership Giving Rob Owens - Chair, Communications Art Philp - Chair, Industrial Dan Ryan - Vice-Chair, Industrial Section Chairs BUSINESS DIVISION Fred Ball - Life Insurance Joe Bosco - Real Estate Serge Lafrance - Trust & Finance Peter Schoen and Don Switzer-Auto Dealers Dan Strong - Banks Jim Roughley - General Insurance GENERAL MOTORS Donna Sabo / Germaine Bourdages - Car Assembly Plant Ron Rusky - Canexpo Mark Korson / Fran Shane - Fabrication Plant Barb Way / Ted Houck - Material Management Fran Hutchinson / Loma Mitchell - Divisional '\ Personnel Rory Thompson / Doug Murray - Plant Engineering Joan Stevens - Parts and Service Mike Gleeson / Mike Leveque / Dan Taylor - Truck | I Plant Mike Rennie / Lizanne Audet - Marketing Theresa Ptak / Paul Delongchamp - Financial/ Admin./Corp. Affairs Jim Parrott - Engineering PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION Rhoda Brands-Stuart - Regional Government Carol Hutchinson - Federal Government Rosalie Scheele - Municipal Government Andre Laflamme - Member Agencies Julie Siciliano - Provincial Government INDUSTRIAL DIVISION Paul Dalglish - Whitby General Allan Frank - Builders & Developers Dennis Martin - Oshawa General A1 Mason - Priority Development Tom O'Dell - Construction & Trades Jim Paterson - Transport Sharon Trudeau - Newcastle General • The money stays in our Community • Efficient Fund Raising for 44 agencies - 200 projects serving 80,000 of your neighbours, perhaps family, friends, co- workers and associates • You can help 4 Call today to pledge 4 Encourage others Sll# 436-7377 OSHAWA » WHITBY » NEWCASTLE We are grateful to The Canadian Statesman for their support of this effort. Many additional campaigns and canvasses are in progress, upon completion, this list will be expanded. We are grateful to all who contribute. We regret that space does not permit us to list everyone, and there are others, who request anonymity.