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ORONO and DISTRICT NEWS By Mr». Iaabelle Challice The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 8. 1982 Championships Decided in Darlington Ball Hockey League Quote -"It isn't tying himself himself to one woman that a man dreads, when he thinks of marriage; it's separating himself from all the others"- The Community was shocked shocked and saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Lowell Gatchell (Low) on Thursday, Sept.2. The Masonic lodge held a service on Friday evening, and a memorial service was held on Sunday evening from Orono United Church, with Rev. Peters, Bowmanville as guest minister. Many beautiful floral arrangements were arranged in tne front of the church. Members of the Orono Skating Club served lunch, following the service. Sympathy Sympathy of the community is extended to his surviving wife and family. Mr. and Mrs. H.M.Mercer attended the decoration day held at Bethesda Cemetery, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins visited freinds and relatives in Brantford and Hamilton over the Labor day week-end. Miss Catherine Stewart, Kendal was a recent visitor with Mrs. Mary J. Morris. St. Saviour's church hall is almost completed and will be a wonderful addition to church activities. Members of the church wish to thank Mr. Leek for graciously filling in, while Rev. Haldenby was on vacation, vacation, and are happy to have him as new lay reader. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. William Reid attended the funeral last Tuesday for the late Mrs. Elgin Taylor of Enniskillen. Mrs. Ethel Lycett spent the Labour day week-end visiting her son Douglas, Toronto and attended the Antique Sale held at the Harborfront. Mr. Barry Challice and Donald Challice, Oshawa, attended attended the Tractor Pull, Monday and were dinner guests of the O.Challices along with Mrs. Greta Stewart. Be sure to visit the display and sale of books of Canec Publishing, Toronto, sponsored sponsored by the United Churches of Newtonville, Newcastle, and Orono. Sympathy to the relatives and friends of the late Harry Lycett, Cobourg, who passed away Saturday, Sept.4. Funeral was held Tuesday, from Alliston Funeral Home, Port Hope and burial in Cobourg Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor were Monday callers with his father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Derek Barnett - Ralph and Sally Barnett and baby son, Edmonton, Alberta. Carol Barnett, Guelph and Diane Barnett, Oshawa. Diane has just returned from spending two months in northern British Columbia, where she was a volunteer with Oper- The FLYING DUTCHMAN HOTEL Is Extremely Proud to Announce the Opening of the <Æd SUPPER CLUB Et A LIMITED NUMBER OF MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE For more information and reservations Call 623-3373 today! There are many places to dine and dance, but most have loud music. At the Silver Slipper, you dine on meticulously prepared, delicious food and dance to truly beautiful music each and every Saturday night commencing ,, SEPTEMBER 18,1982 Our new Executive Chef, Robert Gourlie, and Music Director, Phil James, have carefully assembled this package for those of you who wish to put beauty and romance back into Saturday night.. Excellent Food, New Hits, Old Favourites... ; /Yours to Enjoy at the Silver Slipper Supper Club. THE Liberty St. S. and Hwy. 401 Bowmanville A Shoe In The Hand Is Worth Another At V2 Price Buy any pair of ehoes and you got a second pair at V2 PRICE (Shoes Must Be Of Same Value) Sale Ends Sat., Sept. 11/82 The shoes you wear say a lot about your sense of styles. And right now you're going to get your fill of fashion with great savings on everything necessary to fill your shoe needs. We have wing-tips, loafers, shoes fdr dress and shoes for casual wear. So get a start on fashion - feet first •• and save during this great event now. OSHAWA CENTRE OPEN MON. to Ml, 9:30 lo 9:30 S*T, 9:30 lo 8:00 ation Beaver. She worked with a crew of four at an Indian Settlement on Lake Babine near Smithers. Orono Horticulture are preparing for the annual Flower Service on Sunday, Sept. 12, in Orono United Church, and also supplying flowers for the Orono fair arena stage. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Staples, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples attended the Milton Steam Show on Monday, Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Munneke, Mr. and Mrs. John Killeen, Bowmanville, Mr. Harvey Aiken, Strathhaven Rest Home, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were guests of the Albert Munnekes at their new property, Ski View Drive, Bethany, and enjoyed a delightful picnic. A large crowd attended the Tractor pull on Labor day Monday in Orono fair grounds. Altho' the weather was dark and .cold, the competitions were excellent and crowd pleasing. Orono United Church News Fifteen ladies of unit No.l met at the home of Mrs. Thelma Gilbank last week for the first fall meeting. Ethel Lycett, Thelma Gilbank and Margaret Hancock presented a hilarious skit entitled "Fault Finding" which was much enjoyed and educational. Business and announcements were given out and our first fall executive meeting is Monday Sept.13, at 1:30 p.m. in Friendship rooms. Eleven ladies of unit No. 5 Leskard met in the church hall for first fall meeting. Hymns were sung and everyone repeated the 23rd psalm. Mrs. Rita Jonah called on Mrs. Alva Grant to come forward and receive here Life Membership pin from the U.C.W.Mrs. Grant has been a faithful member and always prepares such excellent devo- tionals. Business included plans for our upcoming fall Bazaar and we are starting our first fall card party, Sept. Sat. 18. Our regular craft classes will again resume every Wed. afternoon in church hall. Plan to join us and enjoy our classes. ' Rev. Wayne and Betty Wright returned home Monday Monday evening from their months vacation. KENDAL NEWS Kendal United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Margaretta Stevens on Wednesday, September 1st with nine ladies present. Mrs, Lorna Stapleton opened the meeting with a poem entitled, 'Let us Seek an Inner Stillness'. Mrs. Stevens conducted conducted the devotional on the first of a study of People of the Bible. The role call was answered by telling 'Why I belong to the U. C, W. Miss Stewart gave her topic on the 20th anniversary of the U. C. W. She told of the different names the ladies group had been called through the years. It was first the Ladies Aid, then the Women's Association and in 1961 became known as the United Church Women. Subscriptions to the Observer were taken, also a donation to Kendal church was made. The date of Kendal Bazaar is to be on the second Saturday of November, the 13th. The October meeting is to be held in the home of Mrs. Dora Youngman. On Friday evening the Brooks Memorial Junior Orange Lodge held a mini penny sale and card party in Kendal hall. There were six tables in were as Pam Jackson, .... Hancock; high gent - Cathy Switzerfplaying on a man's card) ; low gent - Peter Russel. The 50-50 draw was won by April Switzer. The regular card parties will start for the fall term on Saturday, October 16th with a penny sale after the lunch. David Mercer has been in Oshawa General Hospital this past week where he had surgery on his eye. He is home now and hopes it will be much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boudreau Boudreau and Brian spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. ' Neil Elliott and Christine at Maple Leaf. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downes spent part of last week visiting friends in Ohio. Fall Perm SPECIALS ALL OUR PERMS ARE NOW Vi Price Reg. $60.00 NOW $30.00 Reg. $50.00 NOW $25.00 Reg. $40.00 NOW $20.00 Reg. $35.00 NOW $17.50 (Does not include cut) Hairport Styling 133 Church St., Bowmanville Telephone 623-4901 The Darlington Ball Hockey League closed out its from left to right, front row, Steve Cole Darryl 1982 season recently with the 'A' and 'B' Goudey, Chuck Welsh, Rick Simpson, Greg Brunt, Championships being decided at the Darlington Mike Bedard, back row, Kevin Noble, Steve Sports Centre. In the 'A' division, the Canucks Huisman, Brooke Cole, Stan Greenham, Walt Vice, proved to be the better team. Team members are Paul Bedard and Carl Nèilson Mr. and Mrs. David Skarrett are on a holiday visiting friends in Calgary and other points. Visiting with Miss Catherine Stewart on Sunday for luncheon were Mrs. Eileen Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey of Orono. Also in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins and Mr. Cork of Port Hope. Also Misses Sheila and Lisa Hawkins of Toronto. Mrs. Edith Walton, Mrs. Olive Little, Mrs. Pearl Clark and Mrs. Mabel Elliott spent Sunday at the Lang Century Village. It was an interesting day as they had demonstrations demonstrations of many crafts. Also a corn roast as done in the pioneer days. Mr. Harland Elliott, Mr. Reg Elliott with Mr. Bill McCrackin, Newcastle and Mr. Doug Reid, Bridgenorth were in the.Nippissing area over the weekend. While there they called on Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barber, Nipissing, one evening. Miss Catherine Stewart visited Mrs. May Garbutt last Friday afternoon and had supper with her. Mrs. Julia Jackson called on Mrs. Edna Dobson, Starkville, on Sunday.;, Mrs. Ellie Rickerstaff called on Miss Stewart on Monday. She will be attending Osgoode Hall, Toronto, again this year. At church on Sunday morning morning there was a very good attendance. Rev. A. Tizzard's sermon was entitled 'Keep On' a very fitting message for Labour Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Boyd from Toronto visited with their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyd, also with Helen Boyd and Fred Wilson a week ago Sunday. "NOTE" Mrs. Mable Elliott will no longer be our correspondent. Mrs. Del Gosson, Kendal will be taking over beginning Sept. 8th. Phone 983-9365. The Chiefs emerged victorious in the 'B' Cremcmile, John Cremcmile, Carl Chambers, Dan Championship last week at the Darlington Sports Lawson, Jeff Stewart, Jeff Thornton, and Keith rnu; tr cô Jf^ a n î? em H ers ar £ * roi 5 n° front Dennis. Absent for the photo were Pete Knowlton, row, Scott Clifton, Jerry Snowden, Randy Dafoy, Doug Picked and,Mike Patterson. Stan Kannerh, Grant Snowden, back row, Steve MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Building (Post Office) 2nd Floor-Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario 623-4444 L1C3A0 Office hours by appointment tc We\e the ^est i« Sight" THE OPTICAL BOUnOUE BRIAN C. LARSON Manager 30 KING ST. 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