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( I 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 6,1985 ORONO and DISTRICT Isabelle Challice Officers for 1985 Installed at Palestine Chapter, R.À.M. Quote - "We humans, are a funny lot, we spend the first part of our human existence, ' avidly accumulating things and the latter half wondering what in the world to do with it." Sympathy of the community to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnston, Johnston, Mill Street North, in the sad loss of their only son Allen; who died suddenly on Saturday, Saturday, February 2, and also to his wife and family, who live on the family farm, Manvers Station. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Madill, who on Saturday, February 2, celebrated celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Their many 'friends and neighbors stopped in at the I.O.O.F. Hall to wish them many more years of happiness together. Beautiful gifts, cards, flowers and olaques from the Governor- General; William Davis, Prov. of Ont.; Sam Cureatz M.P.P., and' Mayor Garnet Rickard for the Town of Newcastle. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watson who returned home last Wednesday, Wednesday, after enjoying a 17 day bus trip to the sunny south. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Scarborough, were Saturday luncheon guests of Mr. and OBITUARY BERNARD LEWIS QU1NNEY The death of Bernard Lewis Quinney, ~ occurred on Wednesday, January 23rd, Ï985, in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, in his 89th year. A resident of the Township of Clarke his entire life, he was born at R.R. 4, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, in the township, and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harry Quimiey. He had worked as a farmer. He is survived by a sister-in- law, Mrs. Bert Quinney, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held on Friday at the Morris Funeral Chapel with the Reverend John Peters officiating. officiating. The organist was Mrs. Helen McDonald. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. EDITOR'S LETTER Mrs. Aileen Henderson, Sec'y. R.R. No. 1 Port Hope, Ont. LIA 3V5 February 1,1985. The Canadian Statesman 62-66 King St. W. Bowmanville, Ont. LlC 3K9 Attention: Mr. John James. Dear Sir: On behalf of the Order of the Eastern Star, Starlight Chapter, Port Hope, I wish to extend oUr sincere thanks to you and your staff for publishing, publishing, in The Independent, the items covering our meetings and social activities, submitted submitted by our Mrs. Esmee Goldie. We appreciate this courtesy. Sincerely, Mrs. Aileen Henderson. Mrs. Charles Taylor. - Our neighbors in Newton- ville must certainly be proud these days, first Silvia R.uegger's championship, and now a famous son, Frank Stapleton has won the World Auctioneering title! You can see him on T.V. this Thursday night, Feb. 7 on channel 5 at ten o'clock, on the "Journal." Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice spent Sunday and Monday in Peterborough visiting their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown and girls. Mrs. Donna Sutherland, Bowmanville, was a last Thursday noon dinner guest of her parents, "the Challices," New Store Opening Our village now boasts a new bulk food store, the "Village Bin", opened on Friday morning with a large crowd in attendance. Two attractive young ladies, all dolled up in pretty brown gingham pinafores to match the store curtains, greeting the many visitors. Barbara Swan and Ina Hughes are to be congratulated on such attractive attractive surroundings. Many beautiful floral arrangements were sent in by well wishers and Mrs. Diane Hamre brought greetings from the Town of Newcastle. Her opening remarks that "Orono is fast becoming the "Commerce Capital" of the region." Since 1984 we have had a total of five new business business ventures and all quite successful! Most of these are operated by young people and our hats are off to them in their faith for the future. Mr. Roy Forrester, editor of "The Times" brought greetings greetings on behalf of the local "businessmen" and reminded the ladies contrary to a recent news release in his paper, the male population (business wise) are still hard-working, loyal and even at times "Cuddly." His sincere wish was the young ladies would operate at least as long as Pete Mercer, in this fair village! The store boasts an excellent range of spices, pastas, fruits, vitamins, candies, nuts, etc. Orono United Church The Sacrament of Communion Communion was celebrated at regular Sunday morning service, service, with a good crowd in attendance. The choir rendered rendered the beautiful anthem "In Remembrance of Me" and the lovely pots of mums were from Unit No. 3. Happy birthday to June Heard on Feb. 7. U.C.W. Meetings as follows: Executive - Monday, Feb. 4, 1:30 p.m. Unit No. 1 - Wed., Feb. 6, 2 p.m. in main hall. Unit No. 2 - Tues., Feb. 5, 2 p.m. in main hall. ' Unit No. 3 - Wed., Feb. 6, 1:30 p.m. at the home of Merle Gilbart. Unit No. 4 - Tues., Feb. 5, 8 p.m. in the Friendship Room. The Board of Stewards will hold their first meeting of the year Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 1:30 p.m. in the Friendship Room. An apartment or house is urgently needed in Orono area for a family of four. If you can help, please call Rev. Milnes at 983-5502 or 983-5208. A reminder to all card playing playing addicts - a party this Thursday night, Feb. 7 in Leskard Church Hall at 8 p.m. Film - "Focus on the Family" next Sunday, Feb. 10 from 7 - 9 p.m. in the main hall of the church. The first of a series - "The Strong Willed Child." Following the film there will be coffee and a time for discussion. Feb. 16 - Hi C Valentine dance at Town Hall, Orono. For more information and tickets contact Gord Hardy, Robin Robinson or Randy Cowan. Reminder to contribute to our Memorial Hospital Building Building Fund. If we care now, our hospital can care for us when we become ill. St. Saviours Church News Sidespersons Lois and Bob Morton and server Ronald Johnson were at the regular morning service. The A.C.W. meet this week and will begin a brand new project. Junior Confirmation class meets every Tuesday after school in the parish hall at St. Saviours. A very important notice - A blood donor clinic will be held Wednesday, February 6 in Bowmanville Lions Centre from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m, There is a desperate need for blood in all Toronto hospitals. Many of our local people have operations operations there and we should try to help! Adult Confirmation Class - On Sunday afternoons at 4 p.m. in St. Saviours parish hall starting February 10. The Annual Vestry Meeting was held last Sunday following the service and following are some of the officers for 1985. Rector's Warden - Steve Johnson; People's Warden - Charles Gray; Treasurer - Fern Proctor; Lay Senate Members - Charles and Dorothy Hester; Dep. Warden - Bill Tomlinson; Deanery Council Delegate - Peggy Sawyer; Sunday School Chairman - Peggy Anne Wood; Head Server - Gilbert Wood; Sidesman Chairman - John Caldwell; Altar Guild Rep. - Jane Noble. Explorers of Orono United Church News for January The Explorers of Orono United Church started their second term in January with a new election of officers. Chief Explorer - Andrea Ferguson. Keeper of the Log - Allison Cochrane. Keeper of the Treasury - Tara Wallace. The girls have been working Bafc@ds>edalttel IT ALL FOR You'll Love Our Home-Style Baking! Buy Your Sweetheart a Valentine Treat! iu W: I u a Heart-Shaped Valentine Cakes $4.25 Single Layer M'ïû, $7.99 Double Layer Also Valentine Cupcakes and Cookies Rhone ahead to avoid disappointment. Carter Family Bakery 21 King St. East Open Mondays 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 623-5855 I lour;;: Bowmanville Tues.-Wod.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Frl. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sal. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on earning their stars and most of them have achieved this. 1st Year Explorers - red stars for memorizing Explorer Explorer purpose, motto and prayer. 2nd Year Explorers - blue stars for memorizing Ten Commandments. 3rd Year Explorers - gold stars for leading a game and a devotion. One meeting was a B-I-M night, a backwards, inside-out and mixed-up night. The girls and leaders came dressed suitably for this and the whole meeting was arranged around this idea. The girls have also been studying about mission work and missionaries in other countries. A story about missionary kids in Africa and India was read and discussed. This was taken from the Kid- power section of the United Church Observer. This story told about some of the food that they eat and at our last meeting in January the girls made "Chapatis." This is a type of bread which is like ' a flat pancake. All the girls tried it and most of them liked it with a little jam and hot chocolate, It was a fun night for all. The following officers of Palestine Chapter No. 249 G.R.C. R.A.M. 1985, were installed recently: front row 1 to r, Rt. Ex. Comp. Malcolm MacKenzie, Grand Registrar - Auditor; Ex. Comp. David Tillcock, Past First Principal; Rt. Ex. Comp. Martin Poupart, Second Principal; Ex. Comp. Len Pridie, First Principal; Ex. Comp. K. Dewar, Third Principal; Rt. Ex. Comp. Albert A. Mortlock, Grand Second Principal ; Ex. Comp. Jack Hartwell, installing Principal - Scribe E.; back row, 1 to r, Ex. Comp. K. Bromley, Scribe N ; Comp. W. McKnight, Junior Sojourner; Ex. Comp. A.P.F. LeGresley, Historian; Comp. J. Rees, Master of 4th Veil; V. Ex. Comp. K. Billett, Grand Director of Ceremonies - Supt. of work; Ex. Comp. R. Mutton, director of ceremonies ; Ex. Comp. B. Bridges, organist; Comp. Tom Ramsey, Sr. Sojourner; Comp. G. Thertell, Master of 3rd Veil; V. Ex. Comp. G. Young, Past Grand 3rd Veilsman; Comp. Wilson Pring, Master of 1st Veil; Rt. Ex. Comp. B. Tink, Asst. Supt. of Work; Comp. R. Brittain, Principal Sojourner; absent, Comp. K. Lang, Outer Guard; Comp. J. Manuel, Treasurer; Comp. R. Covert, Master of 2nd Veil. •15,000 Grant Mental Health $15,660 in iunds irom the Trillium Foundation wére granted this year to the Canadian Mental Health Association's Durham Branch, says Helen Run die, Financial Administrator. The funds must be supplemented supplemented by additional money to come from branch fundraising fundraising activities. "Community "Community support is crucial in order that funding for the program may continue," says Howard Richardson, Executive Director, Director, C.M.H.A. Ontario Division. Division. Says Rundle: "We'll use the Trillium money to computerize computerize the office. We need to streamline our administrative, administrative, financial and statistical- gathering departments, and the new equipment should help us accomplish that over a three-year period." The C.M.H.A. Durham Region Branch is one of C.M.H.A.'s longest-running branches; it has been in existence since 1959. "Last year, we served approximately 1,033 Durham Region residents," says Rundle. "But government statistics indicate that one of every six Canadians will require require care for a mental disorder disorder at some time in his life. Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. - Feb. 6 -7 IN THE OSHAWA CENTRE oshawa CAMERA This is it! Oshawa Camera's Super Sidewalk Sale. The big semi-annual event of the year. Save up to 70% and more on our huge assortment of photo bargains. We are jammed with all sorts of tremendous values like SLR's auto focus, movie tripods, electronic flash units, gadget bags, binoculars, telescopes, slide projectors, lenses, meters, hundreds of accessory items far too numerous to mention. Remember, items are limited, so for the best selection, hurry on down. Just browsing can be fun. Hundreds and hundreds of genuine clearance sale items priced to move.