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CORN CHIPS Frito Lay Snacks PREMIUM (DECAFFEINATED 4.99-SAVE .26) 31b pkg SAVE 1.40 2.99 SAVE .30 150 g Pkg SAVE .20 1.19 SAVE .60 Melitta Coffee «;?= 3.99 CEREAL SAVE .40 Nabisco 100% Bran? 1.49 GLAD Sandwich Bags pkg og 200 CHEFMASTER Corned Beef 330 g tin SAVE .40 1.49 SAVE .70 1.99 UPER BUY! 1.49 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ i\'i ail ■ LIGHT 'N LIVELY Sealtest Yogourt 176 g TUBS !i ' , WITH THIS I COUPON mmii| pring , ; pnek of 3 i ' ,1 f r ' 95 g bars 5 1.1 V I Soap I Limit one pkg por coupon. VALID UNTIL JUNE 22nd, I9B5. I 1 (Fonluro prico 1.69 without coupon) V.C, «OIGSOI4I793H 1 JjOur regular price up to 2.09) J The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 19,1985 9 Orono and District by Isabelle Challice Congratulations to Remi Pleasance of Orono Scouting, who was recently voted "Scout of the Year", and to the three Orono Cubs who earned their "5 Star Award", Scott William, Scott McAllister McAllister and Sean McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice Challice and Mrs. Doreen Lowery, Kirby are all attending the Ontario Horticultural Convention Convention in University of Windsor. The ladies of Kirby U.C.W. motored to Cullen Gardens Gardens last Tuesday and enjoyed the day very much. Mrs. Carl Kimmett, Warren, Warren, Joel and Rebecca had lunch with Mrs. Dorothy Bailey Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Billings, and afterwards called to see Mr. Wayne Bailey and family on Saturday. Wayne is home from hospital following surgery surgery and his many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Parker and family, Perth were weekend weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Milnes and family. Congratulations to Jim and Margaret Sutherland, who on Friday, June 14, celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sutherland were Mrs. Grace Demo, Cameron; Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Roddy, Lindsay; Mrs. Violet Walker, Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutherland, Sutherland, Jackie and Joanne, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice and Barry were Father's Day euests of their daughter, Deanna Deanna and Maurice Harmer, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton Stapleton were last Thursday evening evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les Alldread, Oshawa. Mrs. Mary Morris, Strath Manor, Bowmanville attended the farwell presentation on Sunday at St. Saviour's for Rev. and Mrs. Haldenby and she was presented with lovely flowers by the congregation. Later in day, Mrs. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Staple- ton were guests at the Howard Stapleton Cottage, for Father's Father's Day. Mrs. Jessie Fisk, Lindsay, was a Sunday overnight visitor visitor with Mrs. Ona Miller and on Monday was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Miller, also Mrs. Hilda Cochrane. Town Hall Card Party The last euchre party for this season was held last Wednesday Wednesday night in Orono Town Hall, with a good crowd in attendance. The following scores were presented; Reg Elliot 89, Edgar Edgar Millson 85, Fred Yeo 83, Pearl Clark 82, Jean Allin 82. Low score for evening Walter Murphy 7. Lucky draw win- ners-Les Alldread, Joe Forget, Forget, Doreen Green. On behalf of the Town Hall Board-Members are William Grady, Alex Moffat, Eileen Stephens and Bev Wakefield. We would like to thank all the good people who supported our euchre parties over the past winter season. Hope to see you all next fall. Co-Op Show Case Elections The members of Orono Co- Op Show Case held their election election of officers recently, with the following results: Elaine Haines-Chairman, Shirley Wilcken-Vice-Chairman, Shirley Shirley and Carl Wilcken-Co-Tre- asurers, and Maureen Remington-Secretary. Remington-Secretary. Other members Co-Op executive- Eileen Stephens, Gillian Str- ebbs, Jean Heard and Maureen Maureen Preston, Bethany. Don Staples, elected as representative representative to attend Downtown Business Business Mens Association. The Co-Op Show Case is an excellent excellent place to visit and browse on your summer's outing. View the crafts, arts and antiques antiques in real style! General U.C.W. Meeting The general meeting of Orono Orono United Church women was held in main hall on Thursday, June 13. The president president Donna Scott welcomed everyone and read a poem for Father's Day-"R's so nice to have a dad around the house". The opening hymn, "This is My Father's World", was sung and the treasurer gave a very encouraging financial report, and also each unit's givings on the blackboard. A great deal of business was presented, and secretary Lorna Atkins gave the secretary's secretary's report. Orono U.C.W. are hosting the fall rally of Oshawa U.C.W. on October 8 and we will be serving the noon luncheon. luncheon. We are again assisting the Explorer girls, who arc going to camp, and this year there are 14 young Indies looking looking forward to tills exciting experience! Several other requests for financial aid were answered. We are also catering to the men of Presbytery in November November and of course we will he helping at the annual turkey supper on October 23. A committee committee of Hetty Chatterton, Doreen Wood and I. Challice are to investigate and purchase purchase a new stove for our kitchen. Mrs, Marion Milnes favoured favoured ns with a beaullftil solo, "When We («allier In His Name", and the ladies of unit no, 2 brought the devotions. Eileen Hillings gave scripture readings mid Jean Hcmrosc gave the story of "Christy Anne", and followed with prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gunter have recently returned from a delightful trip to Europe and Clare presented a thoroughly enjoyable pictorial review of their holiday. Commencing at the renowned "Big Ben", of London, to Paris, Switzerland and the lovely Venice and Austria, and as always an interesting commentary by Clare. Lynn Rodd voiced our thanks for sharing this journey journey with us. The ladies of unit No. 1 served a tasty lunch of fancy sandwiches and relishes, to close an enjoyable evening. Horticulture News We congratulate the Orono Jr. Gardeners on their excellent excellent planting of the downtown planters. Despite the poor June weather, many are looking looking good. All merchants are reminded to water these, in view of the low rainfall, so for this month, a special work party was held for the Jrs. who are entering the O.H.Â. Competition this week, in University University of Windsor. The Sr. clubs plantings are barely existing in the dreadful wind and cold, but the horticulture signs are receiving a new face lift, with Miss Laurie Hollingsworth, Hollingsworth, one of Clarke High School's budding young artists artists doing the painting honors. United Church Two lovely containers of peonies peonies at front of church from the ladies of unit No. 2. Marlene Marlene Ross was in charge of Children's Time and with her guitar led in singing "We've Got A Great Big Wonderful God", with the congregation joining in and clapping our hands. We also enjoyed singing singing "Praise the Name of Jesus". Rev. Milnes introduced introduced a friend and his family who were week-end visitors, and said Mr. Jim Parker is now a candidate for the Ministry Ministry and they are from the Renfrew presbytery. Mr. Parker brought the scripture message and also a personal witness. We welcomed several visitors to our service and two ladies from Calabogie, Ont. Happy Birthday to Jennifer Barnard on June 17. Dear Allan and Grace: Today is a very special day for us at St. Saviour's. There are very mixed feelings among among us at this time. Feelings of sadness about losing you both from our community and also feelings of happiness and hopefulness that you may get a much needed rest and enjoyable enjoyable retirement. We wish to honour you both for your faithful service to our church. Allan, you have led us spiritually spiritually for the past eight years or so. We know this was quite a challenge at times because we seem to be a different breed of people when we do things. Many things have been accomplished since you came here, mainly our new parish hall. What an asset this hall has been to our church and we certainly appreciate your special special effort and time taken to record each of the stages with your pictures. Many fun events also come to mind. Do you remember our take off on the show Laugh In when we made you carry all those crazv siens? You willingly took part in many local parades, in costume costume along with our church school. We will also remember your slightly, lengthy sermons and wonder how many tongue lashings you received from Grace on the way to St. Georges Georges for running overtime. We will miss your friendly smile and quiet, co-operative manner. Grace, we owe you a great big thank you for tasks too numerous to mention. Among these were your talent and hard work at the organ, preparing preparing and making up newsletters, newsletters, church leaflets, and choosing suitable hymns for the services. It must have been frustrating to try to keep everyone happy. You also took much time and research to prepare our 100th Anniversary Anniversary booklet and we are most grateful for a job well done. . On behalf of St. Saviours congregation we wish both of you much happiness, health and a long retirement, Perhaps Perhaps you will find time to conic back and join us occasionally occasionally in our church and our homes. I'm sure everyone would join me in saying that you have been good and faithful servants and hope you will accept these gifts along with our love and prayers for a long and happy retirement. Gifts presented by-Gil Wood for church servers, Leaimc Johnson for yotilh group, Sandra Sandra Anderson for A.C.W., Steven Steven Johnson gave plaque from congregation and Lori Worn! gave flowers lo Mrs, Haldenby. Haldenby. Following the presentations, everyone gathered in Hie parish parish hall. Miss Shcllo) Gray entertained with delightful solos, and the A.L'.W. served a delicious lunch, it was announced Hint our new vector is the Rev. Jim Small, as of Sent. I. lilltR