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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5,1984 ORONO and DISTRICT NEWS *hM chM* Quote - "The fellow who has less hair to comb, has more face to wash." Congratulations to our neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn who on Saturday, Dec. 1 celebrated 49 years of marriage. The couple were entertained at a family dinner party Saturday evening evening at the New Dutch Oven, and afterwards spent the evening with close friends and relatives at Sharon and David Staples. Mrs. Frances Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes, Nestle- ton attended The Peoples Church, last Sunday evening, Nov. 25, to hear Mrs. Sutton's nephew Rev. Bud Elford as guest speaker. His topic "His Work with Indians", and Rev. Elford comes from Prince Albert, Sask. and has worked for the past 30 years with the Indian people. Rev. Elford has three sons all in the Ministry and his son Roan was a guest speaker here several years ago. Our Orono U.C.W. supports the Roan Elfords in their missionary missionary work. A note of further interest, Mrs. Bella Elford, speaker's mother, celebrating her 89th birthday, was also in attendance at The Peoples Church. Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa and Mrs. Carl Billings visited Mr. and Mrs. John Rickard at their home near Woodville, last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wannan and family, Belleville spent the past weekend visiting his mother, Mrs. Doris Wannan. Mrs. Carl Kimmett visited Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Billings last Thursday. Reminder to all card players, of card party in Leskard Church Hall on Thursday, Dec. 6, at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins attended the Sunday school concert held in Kingsview United Church, Oshawa, on Sunday afternoon. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Coin, Pontypool, who on Saturday, Dec. 1st, celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary. Mrs. Coin is a sister of Mrs. Laverne Patterson, Orono. Best wishes for a happy retirement to my former neighbor, Mrs. Irene Hortsma, who recently retired from Curvply Wood Products after serving 21 years. Christmas Party The Orono Jr. Gardeners held their Christmas meeting in the form of a pizza party at the home of their leader, Helen Robinson. After pizza the Jrs. were served homemade homemade Christmas cookies, made by leader Shelley Anne Zegers. The members had an exciting time playing games and talked about what they would like for Christmas. Special Junior guests at the party were young Jason Zegers and Nicholas Boyd. Everyone went home with a bag of Christmas goodies and a surprise presentation to our leaders Shelley Anne and Helen of a lovely bouquet of carnations from Kevin Scott. Town Hall Card Party The regular Orono Town Hall board card party was held Wednesday evening, Nov. 28. The following winners and scores - High score Edgar Millson 91, Don Hamm 88, Robin Alldread 76, Loretta McDonald 75, Bernice Moffat 75. Low score '- Margaret Todd. Lucky draw winners - George McDonald and Edgar Millson. The next card party will be Wednesday, Dec. 12, 8 p.m. St. Saviours Church News The Sacrament of Holy Baptism and Communion and White Gift Sunday were celebrated celebrated on Sunday morning and Christine and Lisa Johnson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnson were baptized by Rev. Haldenby. Sidespersons Sandra Anderson Anderson and Beryl Clark and server Leanne Johnson took part in the service. The St. Saviour's A.C.W. held their December meeting in the John Breen Hall with a pot-luck dinner. Advent Season began Sunday, Dec. 2. We had our usual Advent Wreath and Candles on Sunday. Church Caring - At the meeting last Wednesday the group decided to co-ordinate efforts and to further the work of those who have been sending sending cards, working on Operation Operation Casseroles and God's Groceries, and to look for other ways of caring. Deanery Fellowship of Prayer - Cancelled because of last Monday's fog will be held now Monday, Dec. 10 at St. John's, Port Hope, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Orono Explorer Girls News We have enjoyed a very busy fall so far and are now preparing for Christmas activities. The girls enjoyed a great Hallowe'en party and prizes were given to Den MacKey, Andrea Ferguson, and Adel Nixon for their excellent excellent costumes. A report about their week at Camp Quin-Mo- Lac was given by Allison Cochrane, Carrie Henderson and Michelle Ross at this meeting also. The first year girls have finished their Explorer books and now understand the meaning of becoming an explorer. The second and third year girls have finished their study of the Ten Commandments and have made a booklet about them. We will be making a Christmas craft and will be participating with the Christmas Christmas hampers for the needy. We are taking part in lighting lighting of Candles for Advent Sunday and are practicing our Christmas music. Rev. Milncs attended one of our recent meetings and of course he wore his brand new Explorer hat, to show he was a new member, He gave the girls a talk on "The Lord's Prayer" and also on singing praises to God, lie also participated participated In some of the relay races with the girls, Our last meeting before Christmas will be Dec. 12 and At the John & Judy Shoppe... Miss Christmas says, "If you're looking for top-quality fashions for the 'Little People' on your gift list, this is the store for you." Barbara Johnston is showing Miss Christmas some of the latest in. children's fashions, as well as one of the many adorable plush toys that are just perfect Christmas gifts for those "special ones" on your shopping list. The John & Judy Shoppe has a complete line of fashions, ranging from infants all the way up to size 14X. All purchases made by grandparents and Seniors, will be gift-wrapped free of charge. THE floAn & fluàif êltoppe Bowmanville 33 King St. W. Telephone 623-3293 At Allouise Fashions . . . Miss Christmas is thrilled with the huge selection of beautiful fashions that are being shown to her by Gladys Tweedie of Allouise Fashions. You can choose from dresses for the party season, as well as everyday; suits, sweaters, blouses, coats, lingerie, as well as accessories to finish off that "perfect outfit". You'll find only the latest in ladies' wear from the top manufacturers, and at prices that are affordable. Allouise Fashions also have a good selection of very smart maternity fashions for the "lady-in- waiting". Miss Christmas has a message for the men: "There's a wonderful selection of lingerie that your "lady" would just love to receive on Christmas morning, and your purchases will be gift-wrapped, free of charge". Incidentally ... all our dresses and coats will be reduced 20% on Family Shopping Night, this Thursday, December 6th. <21/210/21 49 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5854 it will be in the form of a Christmas party! Orono News Mrs. Hazel Stapleton, Mrs. Bob Chater, Leskard, and Mrs. Mary Morris, Strat- haven, Bowmanville, all visited visited the Oshawa hospital and then enjoyed Sunday evening supper with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton and family. We are pleased to report both Everett and Bob are expecting to be home this week, following following surgery. Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin visited Mrs. Taylor's sister, Mrs. Helena Reesor in York Central Hospital, Richmond Richmond Hill, and also her husband in Markham last Tuesday. At Creative Pastimes . . . Miss Christmas suggests a visit to Creative Pastimes if you're looking for a really full selection of toys, crafts, games and hobbies. Gary Annis, owner of Creative Pastimes, is showing Miss Christmas a sample of the "Care Bears" collection that is available at Creative Pastimes. You'll also find Dr. Seuss plush characters, Sunburst Pets, toys from famous manufacturers, such as: Fisher-Price and Tomy; road racing sets, electric train sets, stocking stuffers and a full range of Masters of the Universe Figures and Accessories. Many of the toys advertised on television and wanted by most children, are available at Creative Pastimes. Miss Christmas and Gary invite you to come in and use the Lay-away Plan to avoid disappointment. Join us on Thursday, December 6th for Family Shopping Night. We're open every night until 9:00 and 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays. Visa and Master Card as well as personal cheques are very welcome at Creative Pastimes . . . Bowmanville's "Toyland". Créât (be pastimes 5 King St. E. Bowmanville Telephone 623-1546 At Bowmanville Travel. . . Linda Lovell, of Bowmanville Travel Centre and Miss Christmas, have a great gift idea for you . . . Gift Certificates, in any amount! They're especially nice if you're having trouble coming up with an idea for the person on your list who "has everything." Ask us about Wardair Charter flights to Britain because the Gift Certificates can be applied to the price of the trip. Miss Christmas says, "A gift of travel, is a gift long remembered." Drop in to Bowmanville Travel Centre soon and talk to one of our travel consultants. We've been serving Bowmanville and area since 1950, so you know that you can depend on us! ohmranbtUe Erabel Centre "Your Guide To Trover 47 King Street West Telephone 623-3182