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(Nothing to buy). See details In store, SPECIAL-CONTAINS REAL SHAMROCK SEEDS SUITABLE FOR GROWING YOUR OWN SHAMROCK IN TWO WEEKS SUPER BUY! St. Patrick's Day Cards GREENGAGE, IMPORTED IRISH Toilet SUPER BUY! AVAILABLE IN STORES WITH DELI SHOPS ONLY FARM HOUSE, IMPORTED IRISH each AvulUblo In snlecliul hIoiui only .99 BS Q,,,r Camembe Cheese SUPER BUY! StO QQ "kg" £ 1WW fô™--------™ £$ ^Ballot TRIP FOR 2 TO IRELAND CONTEST SASTA, IMPORTED IRISH Steak& O Kidney Pie SAVE .30 ASST VAR-IMPORTED IRISH SUPER BUY! MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED 425 g tin 2 s9 as 1 »».» srsw ■ ■ j Name:... ■ Address: Phone No.: LAST DAY FOR ENTRIES SAT MAR. 24,1984. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,1 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 14, 1984 9 ORONO NEWS By Isabelle Challice Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and boys were Sunday dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. Olive Little and daughter Lyn, Kendal. Mrs. E. L. Gilbank was a recent visitor with her daughter, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alan McAlpine, Belleville and returned returned home with Melissa and Travis McAlpine to spend a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb and family, Markham. A happy family get-together took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Paus, Jr., Orono North, in honor of their daughter Nicole Janey's baptism. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephens, Janine and Lisa Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Paus Sr. Mrs. Deanna Harmcr, Rick and Christopher, and Barry Challice were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, the 0. Challices. The ladies of Unit No. 1 of Orono U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Thelma Gilbank last Wednesday, with ten ladies present. Stella Carson, Mary Berry and Thelma Gilbank presented the devotions entitled entitled "Kindness." Plans were made to cater to the Durham Herd Improvement banquet on Wed., March 21, in the church hall. A large family gathering took place on Sunday, March 11, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ross, Leskard Rd. when a family gathering was held in honor of the recent baptism of little Stephen Michael Fitzwilliam, son of Michael and Susan Fitzwilliam. Fitzwilliam. Those in attendance ' were the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Partridge, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Les Fitzwilliam, Agincourt; great grandmother Mrs. Brunt, Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs. Brian McKinley and baby, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Partridge, Pickering; and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kramer, Ajax. Mrs. Kay Beggs, Pontypool visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, last Wednesday. Recent appointments to the Orono Town Hall Board include include Carlos Tamblyn, Bev. Wakefield, Roy Forrester, Alex Moffat and Eileen Stephens. An Audio - Visual Delight The ladies of Orono United Church were invited guests of St. Saviours A.C.W. on Tuesday Tuesday evening, March 6, to witness a spectacular audiovisual audiovisual presentation. This was presented by Gordon Leek, of St. Saviours Congregation and the overall production was assembled by Gordon Leek, John Standfieid and Rev. Trevor Denny (an Anglican minister). The complete production was displayed on triple screens and was entitled "Sound and Light." The musical sounds and narration only added more beauty to the already beautiful photography. photography. The first section was entitled "Proclaim, Praise and Trust." Just to witness the unfolding beauty of the night - blooming cerus (cactus family) on the three screens, the magnificent Gods, artistry of frost on the window-panes and the glorious colors of stained glass windows would have been treat enough for all present, but there was much more to come! We watched the majestic beauty of the mountains, rivers, streams, a real thunderstorm, thunderstorm, complete with lightning and rainbows, all on three screens at a time and even night photography of Vancouver City. Artistry in postage stamps, rural churches and yards, the Indian families at work and play in the Moosenee areas, and all this set to glorious musical background, and biblical narration. This excellent excellent presentation has already been viewed by approximately approximately 10,000 people. The ladies of St. Saviours served a delicious lunch to their guests and the ladies of Orono United Church expressed expressed their sincere gratitude and pleasure. The 22ml Annual of Oshawa Presbyterial A very large crowd of U.C.W. members attended the 22nd annual meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Women, on Wednesday, Wednesday, March?, in Northminster United Church, Oshawa. Mrs. Bob Anne Dickson welcomed welcomed everyone and Mrs. June McLean brought greetings greetings from the host church. Mrs. Margaret Gibson, President of Bay of Quinte U.C.W. brought greetings and news of more and more women in the work forces, and predicted that there will soon be 50 percent of women graduates in the fields of medicine, More women in church related jobs and ministerials. Maple Grove ladies introduced introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Marion Brown, President of Bay of Quinte Conference and Mrs. Brown's llieine "Con- fussing Our Faith" brought much thought-provoking material to the listening audience. Following lunch, Rev, Bert Batstone, Chairman, Chairman, Oshawa Presbytery Installed Installed the new i!HI-l executive and Mrs, Pat Beach is lliu new president and along with her greetings rendered a delightful delightful solo. Mrs. Brown was again the guest speaker in the afternoon and led the audience into a soul-searching period of our Christian basis and beliefs. Many excellent thoughts were shared with our neighbors, and everyone enjoyed singing many hymns. The ladies of Shiloh Church brought closing devotions assisted by Mrs. Brown. An invitation was extended to the ladies to hold the 23rd Annual Meeting in Kingsview United Church next year. Kirby News Her many friends from Kirby send best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs. Grace Reid, following her heart surgery recently. Due to the extreme bad weather on Sunday morning, our regular church service was cancelled. Kirby Card Party Held in the church hall on ' Thursday, March 8th, with 1416 tables of progressive euchre, and the following winners - High lady - Lena Ciysdale, Newtonville, Low lady - Barbara Cochrane, Hampton, High man - Richard Lowery, Scarborough, Low man - Albert Pearce, Newcastle. Newcastle. Orono United Church News Despite a dreadful winter storm outside, Orono church warmly welcomed a good crowd of parents, grandparents grandparents and friends, to witness the sacrament of Holy Baptism. Mr. Everett Brown, member of session, ably assisted assisted with the presentation. Rev. Wayne Wright officiating at the baptism. The following babies were presented - Kenneth Andrew Thomas Coàtham, son of Ken and Chris Coatham (nee Ward), Godparents Carl and Corinne Coatham. Bradley James Copping, son of Richard and Debbie Copping Copping (nee Staples), Godparents Godparents Don and Linda Hawes. Stephen MH* liam, son of Michael ana Susan Fitzwilliam (nee Partridge), Partridge), Godparents Hugh and Diane Ross. Sheena Andrea Kiugelin, daughter of Cam and Krista Kingelin (nee Battams), Godparents Wayne and Carol Vektaris. Nicole Janey Paus, daughter daughter of Wolfgang and Cathy Paus (Stephens), Godparents Janine and Lisa Stephens. The beautiful baskets of flowers at the front of the church were placed in memory of the late Mrs. Jacoba Vanderveen. Mrs. Carol Bailey gave the children's children's story and Gordon Werry led in psalms and scripture readings. Happy St. Patricks Day birthday to Vera Staples of this congregation. Study Leave for Rev. Wright is from March 12 -19. In case of • any emergency need, please call Rev. Tom Smith at 623-6720 (home) or 623-2553 (Strathaven Nursing Home). Please contact Marlene Rise- borough (983-5702) re any announcements before Friday morning. Next Sunday - Rev. Bill Piercey, Oshawa, will lead the worship service. The Pastoral Relations Committee will meet next Monday, March 19, and will welcome your helpful hints as to our pastoral needs. Members of our choir and congregation send speedy get- well wishes to Mrs. Jennie Bowins who is a patient in Bowmanville hospital. St. Saviours Church News Paschal Meal - Saturday, April 14 at 7:00 p.m. at St. Saviours Parish Hall. For reservations reservations and information, phone Judy Leek (983-9639) or June Johnson (983-9630). Next Sunday, March 18, the service will be taken by Rev. Allan Langley and lay reader Mrs. Goron Leek. Mrs. Ann Powell, Orono, will be guest organist at St. George's, Newcastle. Rev. and Mrs. Haldcnby will be attending the baptism of their grandson, Stephen in Alton, Ontario. Reminder to all - Our parish Newsletter deadline is Monday, March 19, for distribution distribution Sunday, March 25. Please send in your reports, news, etc. History of St. Saviours (Continued) The church was named St, Saviours and has been used by Anglicans of Orono and district district ever since. The first service service held in St, Saviours was on October 5th, 1884 with the Rev. A. B. Chafee in charge. In 1892 the Rev. A. Carswell, assistant to Canon Brent came from Newcastle to Orono. On October 28, 1934 the 50th anniversary of the church, His Grace Archbishop Owen, consecrated the church. In 1965, because of low attendance, it was decided that one service a month was sufficient, The church, however, however, remained very active, largely through the efforts of Mrs, Mary Morris, Mrs, Viola Morton and Mrs, Irene Murray, "The 3 M's". YOU CAN HELP TOO. 1 *