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i 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 15,1985 Section Three Orono News ™ by Isabelle Challice Quote - "If you're rich and have two jobs, you are diversified, if you are poor, you are moonlighting." Warm weather has officially arrived and the village is proudly showing off its glorious spring colors! Beautiful flowering crabs, and the tulip beds in front of the I.O.O.F. hall and the colorful Curvply horticulture beds are a joy to behold. Better take a' second look at the latter bed, because come next spring, this flower bed will be no more. Highway 115 will be widening, and this bed will be moved back, closer to Orono Fuel and lumber yards. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkins spent the past weekend in Niagara Falls and report the lilies are in full bloom. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton were last Saturday guests of Les and Neta Alldread, Oshawa. Visitors at the Challice home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Warren and baby Amanda, Thornhill and Mrs. Donna Sutherland, Bowmanville Bowmanville on Wednesday. Sunday Mother's Day guests were Miss Laurie Benedict, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. David Ferrier and Doreen, Bolton; and Mrs. Deanne Harmer and Chris, Oshawa. Mrs. Mary Morris, Strat- haven, Bowmanville, was a Sunday luncheon guest of Hazel and Everett Stapleton and all were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton and family, Oshawa, for Sunday evening dinner, along with Mr. John Robinson. Mrs. Ona Miller and Mrs. Edith Taylor attended the Pontypool salad supper on Friday night. Mrs. Linda Draper and girls, Mrs. Edith Taylor and Mrs. Anna Marie Thomspon, St. Petersburg, Florida attended attended a family gathering on Mother's Day at the home of Tom and Janet Beckett and daughter, Oshawa. ORONO UNITED CHURCH NEWS A beautiful morning greeted the members and visitors on Sunday, Mother's Day, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chater greeting at the door. We welcomed Rev. and Mrs. Bill Tadeja and family. He is one of two chaplains, working at Oshawa General Hospital. This young couple have a deep faith in the Lord and a special warmth of love for people, and we're thankful to have had the privilege of meeting them. During, the offering the minister and his wife rendered a very lovely duet, "I'll be a friend of His", accompanied by organist, Mr. David Gray, on the piano. The pretty flower arrangements arrangements were from Unit No. 3 and placed by their leader, Joan Hollingsworth. Several from Orono congregation congregation attended the Sunday evening film "Heaven's Gates and Hell's Flames", shown at the Liberty Pentecostal Church, Bowmanville and on Monday evening, the Orono Hi C members were attending ,this show. Next Sunday, May 19, will be Mission Sunday with guests Rev. and Mrs. Bill Hincks, returned missionaries from Zambia. A luncheon will be prepared downstairs, following following service and films will be shown. Infant baptism will also be part of the morning service. Sunday, May 26th, will be Sunday School Sunday Anniversary with S.S. in charge of the service. Fourteen ladies of Unit No. 4 met last Tuesday, May 7, in the church main hall. "Mother's Day" devotions were given by Donna Scott. An excellent film "The Thomas Crosby V", was shown, A United Church mission boat was shown and an excellent commentary, given by Lorna Atkins was much enjoyed by everyone. Shirley Williams conducted the business period and we were happy to welcome two visitors, Nancy Becker and Marlene Ross. A tasty lunch closed the meeting and our next meeting will be June 4th at 6 p.m. in the form of a pot luck dinner. On June 9th we will celebrate celebrate the 60th anniversary of the United Church of Canada. There will be sacrament of Communion and Kirby will hold a Sunday school picnic and service at 12 o'clock noon. At 4:30 p.m. there will be a progressive supper with area United churches for fellowship. fellowship. More details to follow. ST. SAVIOURS CHURCH NEWS The young members of the church school were in charge of the service on Rogation Sunday, at St. Saviours. On May 26th we will celebrate the sacrament of Holy Baptism and Communion at St. Saviours, Our grateful thanks to Rev. Allan Langley, Oakley Peters, Gordon Leek, Roger Proctor a lid St. Saviours Sunday School for assistance through the month of May. Remember lo get in your Items for the Church Newsletter, Newsletter, The deadline Is May 26lh for distribution June 2nd. Filial plans are made for our Spring Salad supper tills week, Wednesday, May 15, at 6 p.m. in the community arena. TOWN HALL CARD PARTY There were 14 tables in nrogress at the regular euchre party on Wednesday, May 8, in Oroiio Town Hall with the following scores: Isabel Hamm - 85; Carl Todd - 74; Aileen Turner - 73; Edmond Couroux - 71 ; Edgar Millson - 71. Low Score - Leone Wilson. Lucky Draws - Mary Thompson, Thompson, Bernice Partner and Joyce Tennant, The next card party will be held May 22nd at 8 p.m. KIRBY NEWS There was a good crowd at the Mother's Day church service on Sunday morning and everyone thoroughly enjoyed Rev. and Mrs. Bill Tadeja and especially their lovely duet. • Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris were Mrs. Helen McMillan, Weston, and her niece Beth Hickerson, Kitchener. The Kirby U.C.W. held their monthly meeting on Tuesday morning in the church hall, with Barb Cochrane in charge of the program. Mrs. Doug Hird, Whitby, was a Saturday visitor with her parents, the Lawrence Harris'. ORONO NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton moved into the house formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Raye West Jr. on Saturday, and the Wests have moved to their new home in Kendal. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Scarborough, were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Cowan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin, to celebrate celebrate Brooks' birthday. SR. CITIZENS' MEETING Held Thursday, May 9, in the I.O.O.F. hall with a good attendance. Following a brief business meeting, the afternoon afternoon was spent playing cards. The following were winners - High Lady - Edith Gordon; Low Lady - Vilda Cowan; High Man - Doris Wannan (as man); Low Man - Grace Cochrane (as man). Lucky Bingo winner - Hilda Caswell. Happy birthday was sung to Brooks Cowan and a get-well card sent to Mrs. Edith Burgess. Our next meeting will be Thursday, June 6 at 5 p.m. in the form of a pot luck dinner. Letter to the Editor Tyrone, Ont. May 11/85 Queries to the Mayor and Councillors of the Town of Newcastle: As residents of the Village Village of Tyrone, we once again recently paid our taxes, which have once again increased. We assume assume the increase has helped offset the expenses incurred for replacement of half the sidewalk in our village village last year, but thought that since it has been over sixty years since the original original was installed, that perhaps our new half sidewalk might have been paid for before now. If so, was all our money spent for patching potholes? We now understand the Town of Newcastle is selling selling our old Community Hall to a fraternal group which is composed mainly of members from other communities, communities, not local residents, residents, and against the wishes of the people in this community. We can only assume assume that this will no doubt show in a decrease in our taxes or, if not, the surplus will be saved for use in replacing replacing the other half of our sidewalk within the next sixty years. We would point out that the Village has been approached by Wide World of Sports to use the west enders' sidewalk in their next Super Star obstacle obstacle course. With Spirit Day coming up June 8th, no doubt Northwest will win again because of their continuous continuous trek up the broken sidewalk. Getting back to the old hall, as Tyrone residents, whose ancestors provided the property originally for the community's use, if a fraternal group can now buy it for a supper and $1,00, what can the local residents buy for $2.00. There has to be some reason we pay taxes. .... 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