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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 7,1984 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. BOB PHILLIPS TV & VIDEO PRESENTS. OVER 1725 MOVIE TITLES from8 ^ and up 650 KING ST. EAST. -- OSHAWA ORONO and DISTRICT NEWS Quote - "The error of youth is to believe that intelligence is a substitute for experience, while the error of age is to believe that experience is a substitute for intelligence." Congratulations to Kevin Scott, who recently received his Five Star Award in Orono Cubs. Kevin is the son of Donald and Donna Scott. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer and Mrs. Doris Wannan were Sunday visitors with Mr. Mercer's niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beatty, Campbellcroft. Sympathy of the entire community to Mrs. Peggy Breen and family in the sudden sudden passing of John Breen. By Isabelle Challice A Reminder... TWO CAN DINE FOR *9.99 Every Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. Buy one dinner for $ 8.99 and your guest dines for Only $ 1.00. Reservations Required 623-4925 Mr. John McKenzie will entertain Fri. and Sat. this week. Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 - Exit 432 Bowmanville John was well known throughout throughout the community and was employed at the Dept, of Natural Resources. Real estate sales in Orono are a popular scene these days, as many sold signs are visible to passers-by. The new buyers must surely recognize that "Orono is a good place to live." Mr. Grant Curtis, Oshawa, was a recent visitor with the 0. Challices. Grant is busy assisting with the new edition of "The Rolling Hills", to be published in the near future. This is the history of our neighboring township, "Manvers." Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and sons were Sunday evening dinner guests of Donald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Addison Scott, Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Cowan and daughters Mrs. Glenda Sherwin and Mrs. Madeline May, Mr. and Mrs. Bev Cowan and boys all attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sisson Omemee, on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. Sisson are Mrs. Bev Cowan (Diane's) parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Scarborough, were Saturday visitors with his father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Orono United Church News The beautiful baskets .of BOWMANVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Annual Dinner Meeting (Election of Officers) on Tuesday, March 20th, 1984 at the Flying Dutchman Hotel 6:00 p.m. Cocktails 7:00 p.m. Dinner Guest Speaker MR. DAVID RICE of RidgePine Park Inc. (Wilmot Creek Development) ADMISSION -- $12.00 per person Tickets available at: T.D. Bank FLOWERS BY JACKMAN Panasonic. just slightly ahead of our time 26" Color Console Television Sale =699 $39.14 per month Model PC26K11 Features: • 100% solid state chassis • Color Pilot • Video Sensor • Panabrite Sharpness Control • CATV Master Antenna Connector • Lighted Channel Indicators on both UHF and VHF Delivery at EXTRA CHARGE Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King Street West Telephone 623-2312 flowers were from the funeral of the late Mrs. Kathryn Coatham and placed by members of her family. Mrs. Thelma Gilbank gave the children's story and Donald Scott led in the reading of the scriptures. Mrs. Bertha White, chairperson of the M. & S. Committee gave a brief report and handed out Lenten Offering cards, for a special Easter gift. Bertha, also supply secretary for the U.C.W., gave out lists needed for our various departments in supply. The choir anthem "Sing Ye Praises To The Father", this is number three in our choir - congregational learning series. Happy Birthday on March 10 to Kennedy Gray. The Monthly Session Meet-, ing was held Tuesday, March 6 in the Friendship room. The Board of Stewards will meet on Monday, March 12, at 1:30 p.m. At the recent congregational meeting the following list of names were elected as a pastoral relations board to work together to secure new minister for our Kirby - Orono Pastoral charge. Rev. Hughes, Kedron United Church, presided at the meeting. Committee - Lucien Lam- bier (Chairman) (Kirby), Dorothy Barnett (Secretary) (Orono), Grant Yeo (Orono), Donald Staples (Orono), Brian Colville (Kirby), Gerritt De Jonge (Orono, Thelma Gilbank Gilbank (Orono). World Day of Prayer The Annual World Day of Prayer services were held all over the world in many countries countries and languages. The theme this year, "Living Water from Christ, Our Hope." Our local service was held this year Friday, March 2, in St. Saviours Church. Rev. Haldenby and' Mrs. Gloria Gray welcomed the guests from other churches, Orono United and Kirby United. Miss Shelley Gray rendered a beautiful solo "How Great Thou Art", and ladies taking part from Kirby U.C.W. included Inez Harris, Joan Taylor and Bonnie Reid. Taking part from the Orono U.C.W., Donna Scott, Doreen Wood and Margaret Gunter. The guest speaker Margaret Brereton, Newcastle gave a very interesting talk on the theme "Living Water". The ladies of St. Saviours A.C.W. served a delightful lunch and an enjoyable evening of Christian fellowship was much enjoyed by all. St. Saviours Church News The Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at regular morning service with server Robert French and sidespersons Douglas and Jane Noble. The flowers at Saviours were given to the Glory of God and in loving memory of John Breen, by Doris and John Caldwell. St. Saviours A.C.W. were 'hosts to the Orono U.C.W. on Tuesday evening at their new parish hall. Mr. Gordon Leek showed slides "Sound and Light" to an appreciative audience. Confirmation class meets on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. There will be no classes during school break. We were happy to have Mrs. Anne Powell as organist at our Sunday service. St. Saviours 100th Birthday In the early days, the Anglicans living in Orono and on farms along the sixth line of Clarke township met for occasional services at several places in the area: Newcastle, Walsh's schoolhouse at New- tonville, Starkville school house and the old Presbyterian Presbyterian church on the fifth line, known as "Mulligan's Church." Eventually services were held in the Sons of Temperance Hall in Orono (just south of the present day United Church Parsonage.) During these years, services were taken by Rev. Hanna from Perry town and later by Rev. A. B. Chafee, also from Perrytown. The first congregational meeting of which there is any record was held on April 21st, 1883 in the Sons of Temperance Temperance Hall with Rev. Chafee as chairman. Present were Messrs, Steward, Hallett, Morton, Watson, Jamieson, Coatham and Odell. Articles of Agreement were signed between between the board of missions and this mission. Thanks were tendered Mr. Stutt for his generous offer of a lot for a church site on the fifth line. However, it was decided that the lot was too fur from Orono and the offer was declined. The location which is now St. Saviours new Parish Hall and the former building, acted as the first church built in Orono. It was erected by the Bible Christians in 1845. By the late 1860s the congregation had outgrown the little wooden church and plans were made to build a larger one on the same site. James Eddy built the present present brick church in 1869 and it was used by the Bible Christians Christians until July 1st, 1884 when they united with three other Methodist Churches and disappeared disappeared as a separate organization. organization. Orono Anglicans decided to take advantage of this opportunity. On Nov. 14th, 1884 the price of $1500 was agreed between the Bible Christians and Anglicans and the sale of the church was completed. Trustees for the Anglicans were Robert Morton, Robert Coatham, Daniel Hall, John Steward, John Dewell and Francis Morgan. (To be continued next week). Kidney Foundation Dance A sell-out crowd enjoyed the Licensed L.L.B.O. NOW!! Live Entertainment Every Friday and Saturday Country and Western VÏ Jf This week featuring: Karl Lietch and the Country Ramblers Delivery Available on $4.00 minimum orders 96 Waverley Road Bowmanville Visa 623-1140 MasterCard CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE MARCH BREAK BONANZA (March 12-17,1984) Not going anywhere for the holidays? Don't be sad -- join in the fun right here by participating in these exciting events! Monday Maple Syrup Demonstration plus Tobogganing & Skating (Bus leaves Fitness Centre at 10:30 a.m.) Tuesday Mystery Movies & Swimming (Fitness Centre) Wednesday Costume Skating Party (Bowmanville Arena) Pool Games (Fitness Centre) Thursday Movie Mania (Fitness Centre) Friday Magic Show (Bowmanville High School) Saturday More Pool Games (Fitness Centre) For only $12.00 you can sign up for the whole package at Community Services, 152 Church Street, Bowmanville from 8:30 a.m, to 4:30 p.m. (March 5 - March 9, 1984). You can also join in single events by dropping in to the event and pay-as-you-play. Parents are welcome too! Brochures with specific times and Individual event prices are available at area schools, the Fitness Centre and Community Services or call the Fitness Centre at 623-3392. Jane M. Lunn, Program Director Mur. 7/34 BHS News by Janice Seto dance and music held at Newcastle Newcastle Town Hall on Saturday, March 3. Music was supplied by "The Tradesmen", a group from Uxbridge. The event was sponsored by the local Kidney Foundation group, headed by the Ransberry family, Kirby. The Committee wish to thank their many friends and neighbors neighbors who supported this very worthy event. Attention all "Mr. Sexy" contest friends. A polling station will be located at Hamilton's Insurance (Sue Sawyer's office) on Main Street, Orono to receive your votes for the many candidates. candidates. This has been a real fun opportunity to select our favorite male citizens, be it in the category of Sr. Citizen, Business Man, Working Man or?? When the worst snowstorm of the season swept through Bowmanville on Tuesday and Wednesday, normal academic activity slowed down. Bus service was cancelled so the school population dwindled to the small numbers of Bowmanville Bowmanville students. With visibility visibility almost at the nil level Tuesday afternoon, school was cancelled at 1:50 p.m. On Thursday, everyone was back at B.H.S. at which date tests were rescheduled. The talk in the halls included chats on sore backs as a result of shovelling and criticisms of the Grammy awards ceremony ceremony on Feb. 28. On Friday, report cards were said to be distributed on Monday, March 5. Mrs. Sylvestervich's Farewell Farewell Party was held on Wednesday, Feb. 29 as planned. planned. The food and present for Mrs. Sylvestervich was paid for by Library club members. Pizza and Chinese food from the Coronation Restaurant was laid out buffet-style and the drinks were tea and coffee. After eating, Mrs. Sylvestervich Sylvestervich opened her gift of a box of stationery and pen. She said that she enjoyed being a librarian and will enjoy "retirement" in Oshawa. Mrs. Winston, returning to Bowmanville High School on Monday, will have the week to sort out her library work before before the March break begins. The Drama club's rehearsals for "The King and IV will be disrupted for a week as cast and crew will be away on holiday. Mr. Sheridan will probably be imitating Todd Brooker on the Vermont slopes ■ For those of us in Ontario for the March break, the B.H.S. News will have an article during the vacation. To those going away cold and returning warm, have an interesting time. Bring us back a coconut? MOTOR INN Hwy. 401 and Liberty St. S., Bowmanville Bo wman ville Plnomat* 6231133 Mall uineuias STARTS FRIDAY CINEMA I Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9:00 Sunday through Thurs. 8:00 p.m. J "... as buoyant and welcome as the news or spring ... beautifully balanced... Moore is king of comedy here." Ron Ba.se, Toronto Star "Give yourself a treat with 'Unfaithfully Yours!" Archer Winsten, NEW YORK POST. DUDLEY MOORE NASTASSJA KINSKI /WNADULT ^ACCOM? 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