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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 19,1994 23 Community Happenings from Orono and Area From Page 14 This is a budget meeting. Discovery Toy Party: sponsored by the Orono Play Group, Thursday, October 27, 7:30 p.m., Upper C.E. Hall, Orono Church. Refreshments. This is a fund raising project of the Orono Play Group. Birthday Greetings to: Marjorie Dickson October 17. Ladies Time Out: Changed to Thursday, October 20, 9:30 - 11 a.m. Everyone welcomed. Explorers cancelled for this week. Resumes next Wednesday at Kirby United Church, 6:30 p.m. Added note - Those folks who missed this Sunday morning service, really missed meeting our guest Reverend Reverend Dr. Bruce McLeod. (A former moderator of our church). He really charmed the children with his piano playing and leading in real singing, along with us adults. His sermon, "Music in The House" was thoroughly inspirational. Students Travel To Camp Medeba From Page 11 door at seven o'clock, so that we could get ready for breakfast. We slowly got out of bed and got dressed. We fooled around until eight thirty when breakfast started. We had pancakes with sausages, and we pigged out! We had free time after breakfast because the clean up crew had to do dishes. At nine thirty my group walked to the new riflery range. It was cool that we got to use the new range because it was a new and improved range. I did really well in riflery. Next was the indoor rock climbing climbing wall. The wall had a vertical area and a cliff hanger where you had to hang upside down to get to the top. I didn't make it up the cliff hanger, but I made it up the straight wall. Lunch was excellent, it was chili on buns. We got lunch over with quickly because because we had low ropes and high ropes. High ropes was challenging because you had to climb a tree and walk across these skinny wires. The one was twenty feet high and the other other was thirty feet high. For supper we had rice and chicken and of course there was dessert which was chocolate chocolate pudding. We played frisbee football football and my team won the mini tournament. tournament. We won a giant caramel chocolate bar. After that we watched a Beethoven video in the lodge. For snack we had brownies, devotions was next and then we had lights out for the night at eleven. "Up you get, time to get ready for breakfast," was Mr. Helmus' call. We moaned and groaned and slowly rolled out of bed around seven thirty. Bacon and eggs was the smell of breakfast when we walked into the dining hall. This was our last breakfast breakfast at Camp Medeba, and it was good! Dishes were done after while everybody else that wasn't on cleanup cleanup crew had free time. Archery was our first session for lire day. We had a hard time in archery because of all the horrible bugs, although we still did very well there. Rock climbing was next, it was the second time we had it because they wanted us to have another try at the wall. This time I got farther up the cliff hanger but I still didn't make it all the way up. I learned at that activity that you have to trust the guy at the bottom or you would get really scared and your hands would get all sweaty and you would take a fall off the wall. Then we had our last meal at Camp Medeba, grilled cheese sandwiches sandwiches and chicken soup. It was really really good because for dessert we had popsicles and they had three different kinds. I had to do clean-up after lunch; it wasn't that hard. You just had to load and unload the dishwasher dishwasher and you were done. They opened the tuck shop and I went to buy some candy for the bus ride home. We piled into the bus and drove off home. I'm glad I bought that candy though because the bus broke down and we had to load onto another bus. Thankfully we were close enough to town that we didn't have to wait long. We finally made it back to school and we got picked up by our parents. We had a great time at Camp Medeba and we learned important lessons about trust and friendship. He congratulated Orono United on planned for Saturday, October 29. If achieving 147 years of Christian liv- you would like to have your child ing, and on the beauty of our build- (ren) baptized, please call Reverend ing. He reminded us to never become Russell (983-5502, 983-5208) as a museum, only remembering and soon as possible, living in past, but also to not become Seniors Luncheon Out: Communi- a club, to just entertain! but to lead in ty Care and Orono United Church are the spiritual music of everyday liv- offering a hot meal and program af- ing! terwards on the fourth Wednesday of Baptism Sunday: Baptism Sunday each month. The next one is Wedncs- will be November 13. A workshop is day, October 25, 12 noon. The cost is $5.00 each and transportation is your favourite holiday songs on it. $2.00. Please call Community Care Place your order with Heather John- to make your reservation and to ar- ston (983-9891) before Monday, Oc- range transportation (623-2261). tober 24. This is a fund raising pro- Reg al!! Halloween is just two ject of Kirby's, weeks away. We are offering specials Catalogues and special flyers are on decorations, makeup etc. As well, at the front doors and downstairs at if you order $25. from our Fall/ both churches. Christmas '94 catalogue you may Again we were thrilled to have buy a Christmas CD for $2.99 or our very famous "Country Four" Christmas cassette for $2.49 with all Quartet as guests- HIGH LINER HADDOCK FILLETS Frozen 280 - 400 9 pkg. SPECTACULAR JI2ti L , r lGA PLU 2763 "value 1 .od™+ .07 G5T~! iCOnONELLE ! BATHROOM ! TISSUE I White i I FEATURE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $6.99 I 24 roll bundle . UMJT ONE ONDL PER I COUPON 1 VAUD SUN . OCT 16 I UNUL CLOSING SAT . OCT 1 22.1994 I H.C H. BOX 3000. ST I JOHN. N 0 E21 413 I 52403348! i IGA PLU 2762 VALUE 1.00 SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER 4SI | Creamy or Super Chunk 1750 g jor URE I FEATURE PRICE I WITHOUT COUPON $2.99 1 UMfT ONE JAR PER COUPON. 1 VAUD SUN.. OCT. 16 UNBl CLOSING SAT.. OCT. 22. 1994. UJ.C.H.. BOX 3000. ST. JOHN. N.B. E2L 413 Ï8S lies 7 00334697 HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS Selected Varieties 180 g bog IGA PLU 2772 VALUE 1.00 KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES 475 a box E PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $1.99 UMTT ONE BOX PER COUPON ! VAUD SUN.. OCT. 16 UNTIL CLOSING 1 SAT., OCT. 32. 1994. j^N.C.H.. BOX 3000. ST. JOHN. N.B. E2L 413 71425694 McCAIN ORANGE JUICE Frozen, Concentrated, 'ÈÊ$û Regular or Pulp Free \ fjv y 355 ml, tin IGA PLU 2766 VALUE 1.00 CHRISTIE COOKIES Assorted Varieties, l LARGE FAMILY SIZE BAG l I FEATURE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $2.99 1 UMfT ONE BAG PER COUPON. * VAUD SUN.. OCT. 16 UNTIL CLOSING SAT.. OCT. 22. 1994. I N C.H.. BOX 3000. ST. JOHN. N.B. E2L 4L3 13420 LEAN GROUND BEEF i®i / / X;W lb. 3.95 kg BANANAS " From The Tropics .64 kg FRESH! WHOLE SCHNEIDERS CHICKENS OKTODERFEST Canada Grade A, 3-lb. Average : 7; )7 , SAUSAGE lb. 500 g 2.64 kg pkg. LLMHJ KM ITALIAN DREAD Great With Your Favourite Pasta! BLUE RIDDON BOLOGNA or All Beef or Garlic, Schneiders • / ' i -■ \ 450 g ■ .) ' ( r4" ) lb. .77 100g GRANNY CARROTS SMITH APPLES Product of Ontario, Canada No. 1 Product of U.S.A., Farm Fresh Extra Fancy Grade 907 g / 2-lb. bag 1.74 kg ! / ■. \ ijjsj.i lb. ea. 1ER Hometown prices in effect from Sunday, octoder 16, - UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, OCTODER 22,1994. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. 'S IGA 225 King St. W., Bowmanville, Ontario EVERY WEDNESDAY IS SENIOR CITIZENS' DAY 5% Disc. Check our Flyer in The Independent