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w - Happenings.. CRYSTAL PAGE PRESENTS NATURAL THERAPIES Natural Therapies and how they can influence headaches (migraine, tension, sinus), yeast infections, hyperactivity and learning disabiities wil be presented at Crystal Pages, 5367 Main St., Orono on Tuesday, Oçtober 5th at 7:30 p.m. HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESENTS VIDEO The Newcastle Historical Society will show a recently taped video of Canon John Bonathan on October 4th in the Lions Room at The Newcastle Community Hall. Canon Bonatixan was born in Newcastle on August 3 lst, 1902 and presently resides in Surrey, B.C. He is in good health and reminisces of life in Newcastle in the early 1900's. The programn will start at 7:30 p.m. refreshments will be served and a collection wll be taken. ST. SAVIOUR'S THANKSGIVING SERVICE St. Saviour's Church, Orono will be holding their Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, October 3rd, 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. and following the service a Falt Wallc and Potluck Lunch. from 10:30.. 12:30. Everyone welcome. RODEOITS BOWMANVILLE The Kinsmen Clubs of Bowmanvile and the Great Pine Ridge are sponsoring the 1993 Ontario Rodeo Finals this weekend October. 1 - 3 at the Down Road, off of the Darlington Provincial Park, just east of Oshawa. Ail classic rodeo favorites will be seen, bull riding, steer wrestling, barret racing and saddle bronc riding, as well a couple of great country bands, midway, and a big dance on Saturday night, plenty of vendors and ail sorts of other activities. It is estimated that that close to 15,000 people will be out watching the action over the three days. Besides the rodeo action there wil be plenty of other western fun. If you're lucky tickets may still be avaitable for this fun filled weekend by calling 1-800-661-7488. ORONO TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESULTS The euchre results for the Orono Town Halt, Wednesday, September 22nd, with 12 tables in play: hi.gh scores - Chas Stapleton and Bernice Partner each with 89; Edith Gordon 86; Don Thompson 84; Chas Campbell 81. Low score Helen Couroux. Draw winner Edith Gordon, Aleck Moffat, Elva Foster, Reg Elliott, Wanda McNeil, and Jack Moffat. Euchre is held every Wednesday, ý-8 p.m. Lunch Supplied. Long Service AlPwards presented at Memý%orial Approximatety forty awards were given out atý the Annual Long Service Awards for Long term Employees at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, last week. The awards are given after 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and (die longest to date) 30 years. Recipients of this year's awards were: Lois Cox, 20 years; Heather Owens, 5 years; Gladys Ulley, 20 years; Linda Dove, 5 years; Clara Schmidt, 5 years; Joanne Sheehan, 5 years; Sharlene Mitchell, 20 years; Judith Sparrow, 25 years; Tracy Badour, 5 years; Becky Bilcox, 5 years; Shirley Kuipers, 5 years;, and Peter Vanderwoiiden, 20 years. Kendal Column by Phyllis Lowery We have been enjoying a wontierful week of fait weather, more trees are changing colour, shoulti bc at their most colourful at Thanksgiving. There was an excclJlent turnout at Church on Suiay thanks to the efforts of die tcachcrs and sevcrat members of thec iofgregation1 a large Sunday )1 atterdance. f;is is the Thirti SÙntiay in Crcation, anti the Service opened with the hymn, "Eternal, Unchanizing", the Invitation to Worship and the Prayer of Approach. The hymn, "0 God Our Hetp in Ages Past" was sung fotlowed by the Prayer of Self- Examination anti the Words of Assurance. A tapeti anthem, "In The Beginning" sung by the Statter Brothers was playeti. The chuttiren were inviteti to corne up to the front, Rev. Black asked, how many were glad to bc here today, ail hands went up. He asked, how many were here last week, again ail handis weal up. He thien asked themn what the narne of the tape played Iast weýek was. They knew more than ij id, and answered, "How the World was Created". 'When asked why the world was created? Their answer was, to give man and woman, a place to live.. The children's hymn was "Bigger Than att My Problems", The Scripture reading was from Genesis 4:1-8;, and 25-26. The sermon was titled, "Human Like Eve". The story of Adàm and Eve is about the two people created at the beginning of Creation., We have heard the story so often, that we forget thiâ they were real people, lie us, with the same passions and fears as us. They were not différent, but just like us. Eve was a woman who faced fle as we do, she made mistakes, felt sorrow and happiness, as we do. Eve knew the joy of childbirth with the birth of her first son, Cain. She feit it was by the Lord's help that she gave birth to Cain. We have ahl experienced this feeling as we have looked into the face of our newbomn child. Eve was the best miother she knew how to be. We know that Eve grieved and felt the emptiness in the loss of her son, Abel. She also feit guitt and wondered how she might have prevented Cain from kiuling Abel. If only she had been able to keep Cain from losing his temper. If only she had been there, she might have stopped it from happening. If only! How often have we said this? Eve was not responsible for Cain's actions, Cain was an adutt, he was responsible for his own actions. The Bible says that Cain was one hundred and twenty-nine years old. Cain atone must bear the responsibility and guilt for what he did. Parents often feei the guilt for what their children have done. Parents are responsible for giving their children a good upbringing, a sense of right and wrong. We as a congregation, take a sacred oath at the time of Baptism, to see that a child has help in receiving a proper upbringing. This is not a lifetime sentence. As a parent there cornes a tîme when the child must leave home, go out on their own, mnake their own decisions, some choose wisely, some foolishty, but it must be their own decision, right or wrong. It is natural'for us to want the best for them, it is not easy to ]et go. When Cain slew Abel, Eve went on living, she was able to rise above the pain and the shame of what had happened. The symbol of this was that Eve gave birth to a third son, Seth. This shows that God, did not give up on Eve as a mother. Her guilt was setf-imposed, she had done nothing to deserve it. It is hard to give up self imposed guilt, perhaps it is because we don't like to admit we are not needed. There is appropriate andi in-appropriate guitt. In-appropriate guilt is when you, are not guitty and not responsibte. Seth was not given as a replacement for Abel but to be a symbol of life carrying on. The hymn, "Stand By Me" "Lord of Our Growing Year-s." Sunlday, October 3rd will be Commnunion Sunday. At Shiloh, it will be their Anniversary Service, starting at 2 p.m. Frank Stapleton will be the speaker and the Wilmot choir will be singing. Come out and help this lovely old church cetebrate. On Sunday, October l7th, Kendat United Church will be holding a special service, celebrating their anniversary and also the Dedication of the new entrance to the church, the new handicapped ramp and the Catherine Stewart doors leading into the Sanctuary. At one timne Catherine donated the doors in memory of fier parents, now new doors have been matie from wood that came from the Stewart property. The doors have been widened and these beautiful doors wilI stand as Memorial to Catherine Stewart anti her family. On Sunday, October 3lst, Newtonville United Church will be holding- their Anniversary 1 will have more news concerning this event in the coming weeks. Why is it ... Elderly womren are nearly always calted tittle old ladies? Where are ail the big old ladies? st. Saviour 's Anglican Church MILL STREET ORONO, ONTARIO Rev. Douglas Hall 987-4745 SUNDAY SERVICE and SUNDAY SCHOOL- 9:30 a. m. ORONO PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. Dr. * Mervyn Russel Marlene 0 , Risebrough, Secretary 983-5702 Church Office 983-5502 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3RD Regular Services Kirby United Church 9:30 a.m. Orono United Chiurch 11:00 am. Sunday School coincides with Church Service at both chiurches. EXPLORERS Wednesday, September 29th This year both boys and girls ages8 - Il are invited to join at Kirby United Church 6:30 -8:00 p.m. BIBLE STUDY Wednesday, September 29th 8:00 p.m. Kirhy- United Church (basemnent) (A daytime Bible Study group will be starting in Orono at 10:00 a.m. on Thursdays beginnîng Oct. 7th) A.A. meets every Thursday 7:30 p.m. O(de D9ut ch Carpentry CUSTOMI HOME BUILDING RENOVATIONS "SmaII Jobs and Large l'il Take Charge" 1-705-277-2397 JOE Fi. LEYSTRA 4 i I I'4 i Stýutt's.ý-,.Ph-armacYi]