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i / Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. November 6,1985 15 Hospital Auxiliary Holds Fund-Raising Event Quote - "Land of our birth, our faith, our pride, For' whose dear sake, our fathers died. O Motherland, we pledge to thee, Head, heart and hand , through the years to be." Congratulations to Neil Allin, who received his Leadership badge in 4H club work recently. Neil is the son of Mr; and Mrs. Stan Allin, Newcastle. Rev. and Mrs. Gerry Hoff- stetter and boys, Guelph, were recent callers with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples. Many from Orono areas attended and participated in the recent "Music Night" in Bowmanville High School. The newly formed harmonica band was a real crowd pleaser as well as all the talented performers. - Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gray and Mrs. Francis Sutton attended the Nestleton anniversary church service, last Sunday, with Rev. Ackinson as guest speaker, who was a local young man. They enjoyed dinner as guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Nestleton. Nestleton. Mrs. Abernethy, Strat- haven, Bowmanville, was a last Wednesday visitor with her sister, Mrs. Francis Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice and Mrs. Margaret Killeen, Bowmanville, were last Thursday luncheon guests of Mrs. Barbara Munneke, Ski View Estates, Bethany, on the occasion of her recent birthday. birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey, Lindsay, were visitors in Orono on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woolley and Martha, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, were recent callers with Mrs. Francis Sutton. Mrs. William McNaul, Oshawa and Mrs. David Renehardt, Montreal, Quebec, were visitors last Thursday at Mrs. D. Baileys and Mrs. E. Billings. Attention all Orono Residents Residents - the 24 hour lobby service service at your local post-office, . is a privileged service, enjoyed enjoyed by few localities. Unfortunately, due to the vandals and ignorant behaviour of our "misguided youth", this service may have to be discontinued! Damage to the lobby area, as a ' result of stupidity, and attempted fires, is becoming a regular occurence and we certainly draw the line at cleaning up human excrement. excrement. Please help us to continue this service, by aiding in "policing" this vandalism, and by keeping a watchful eye! Signed "The Post Office Employees, Orono, Ont." Historical Plaque Unveiled On Sunday, Nov. 3, prior to the unveiling of the Historical Plaque to honor Sir Ambrose Stanton, the members of the Board of Clarke Museum and Archives gathered for a noon luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Derek Barnett. Special guests included Mrs, Mary Clark and Mrs. Ruth McGill, nieces of Dr. Stanton, as • well as other family members. Also attending were curator Miss Dyana Layng and Mrs. J. Layng and representatives from the Ontario Heritage Foundation all attended the ceremony held at 2 p.m. at the Old Kirby Schoolhouse. Alumni Award On Tuesday, Oct. 29, fifteen students from across the province received the coveted "Alumni Award" of $2400, spread over a period of time, from the University of Guelph. Along with the award each student received a beautiful book, "College on The Hill", a history of the College, from- 1874-1974. Mr. and Mrs. Cor. Mostert, Orono, attended the award ceremonies, to see their son Arnold receive the coveted award. Kirby Church Bazaar and News ' Mrs. Inez Harris welcomed the large crowd on hand, on Saturday, Nov. 2, in Orono United Church main hall, for the annual luncheon and bazaar, sponsored by Kirby U.C.W. Of course the bake sale tables were mouth-watering, with delicious cakes, pies, cookies, etc. and the craft sale •tables were loaded with doll i clothes, mitts, hats, socks, etc. Doreen Lowery was kept busy with many plants, seeds, etc. The dining room was very attractive with fresh flowers and pretty relish trays. The excellent luncheon menu consisted of potato, cabbage salads, assorted sandwiches and sweets. Well over $700.00 was realized from this fine effort. Mrs. Diane Hamre drew the winning lucky ticket, for the pretty child's sweater, and the winner was Carman Hurren, Oshawa. Saturday afternoon callers with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris, were Mrs. Helen McMillan, Weston and her niece Beth Hickerson, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid, Kirby have been enjoying a fall holiday and his mother, Mrs. Grace Reid, Newcastle, has been in charge of the family affairs. St. Saviours Church News Memorial flowers on the altar at St. Saviours on Sunday morning, are to the glory of God and in loving memory of Mrs. Gertrude Sawyer, and placed there by her family. St, Saviours Orono A.C.W. met on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at the home of Sandra Anderson. The ladies were instructed on how to make corn husk wreaths for Christmas. Orono Meals on Wheels need drivers immediately. Can you spare one and a half hours per month. Please contact either Peggy Sawyer (983-5703) or Marlene Riseborough (983- 5702). This is a very worthy cause and many more people, sick and shut-ins should be making use of the trays. 4T. Club Bazaar Held in the club hall on Station Street, Orono, with an excellent crowd in attendance. Councillor Diane Hamre officially opened the event and welcomed the crowd. Of course the featured tables were penny sale, excellent crafts and the tempting bake tables. Isabelle MacGregor was the really "big" winner of the day as she won the large hamper of groceries, and also the pretty tablecloth. (Lucky Isabelle!) Mr. Reg. Langley, Newcastle, won the very pretty afghan. Altogether a very well attended and successful event. Orono United Church News C.G.I.T. Hallowe'en Party Held Saturday afternoon, Oct. 26, in Orono Church main hall with a good attendance of 25 - 30 girls in very cute costumes. The parents of the members donated the prizes and Mrs. Marion Milnes and daughter Cathy had the task of picking the winners. Our C.G.I.T. club is brand new this year and we meet every Thursday night at 6 p.m. in upstairs C.E. rooms. Our leaders are Mrs. Lynn Finlay and assistant leader, Mrs. Betty Colvin. All girls from 11 years to 16 are welcome to join us anytime. Rev. Milnes gave the children's story on Sunday morning and led the children and congregation in a lively sing-song. Happy birthday to Olive Millson, Nov. 5 and to Laverne Heard on Nov. 6. -Mrs. Marion Milnes was guest soloist at Hampton United Church on Sunday morning; and Rev. and Mrs. Milnes were in charge of music at the United Church Renewal Fellowship Meeting ' on ' Sunday evening in Manchester Manchester United Church, .where Rev. Allan Barnes, Trinity United, Windsor, was guest speaker. Reminder to all - An evening "With the Moderator" in Harmony United Church on Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Be sure to pick up your 1986 United Church Calendars, or order through Mrs. Donna Scott at 983-5026. Board of Stewards meeting, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. and Trustees on Sunday, Nov. 24 at 10 a.m. Official Board Meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday morning Ladies Fellowship at Manse 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. All ladies welcome, and of course Wednesday night for regular Bible Study at 8 p.m. in the Friendship Room. Sr. Citizens' Party Members of the Canadian Legion, Bowmanville, entertained entertained the Orono • Senior citizens, Newcaste Senior Citizens and 4T Club Senior Citizens to a joint party and luncheon on Tuesday, Oct. 29 in Bowmanville. Following the tasty dinner, 18 tables of cards were much enjoyed, and Orono had several lucky winners. Orono News Mr. and Mrs. Lome Cain, St. Catharines, were recent visitors with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mr. Walter Sherwin, Queen's University, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sherwin. Several from the area are now away hunting and if the weather doesn't improve, they may be soon home again! Mr. and Mrs. Warren Challice, Millbrook, were Saturday evening dinner guests of his brother, the O. Challices. Explorers Club News The Explorers held their initiation ceremony in October and welcomed 10 new members. The new girls are continuing their booklets on "Becoming an explorer and the second, third and fourth girls are still working on their books "Superwomen of the Bible." The club held a fun evening celebrating Hallowe'en last week, with games and refreshments. Prizes for best costumes - 1st year - Heather Simpson, 2nd year - Katrina Kent, 3rd year and 4th year - Michelle Ross, Best overall costume - Janet Reader. Leaders and girls enjoyed their party and time together. "Lest We'Forget" - Be sure to buy a poppy this weekend ! The Royal Canadian Legion service is at the Orono Cenotaph Sunday, Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Nursery School Students Enjoy Hallowe'en Party These ladies from the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary were just a few of the volunteers who were helping out at a fund-raising luncheon in Bowmanville last week. The event took place Wednesday, October 30, at the Trinity United Church Hall. And many who work or shop in downtown Bowmanville used the occasion to drop by for lunch. From left are: Mrs. J Watkins, Mrs. V. Thompson and Mrs. B. Elliott. Orono and District by Isabelle Challice Mary Brown's FVied Chicken. TATERS FREE ORDER OF I TATERS With Any Purchase . Offer Expires Nov. 20/85 | With this coupon and any order at Mary . Brown's Fried Chicken receive a free single I order of taters. Fresh fried potato wedges 6 Locations L - 0£i rung oi. c. • /o-i/z: rung oi. c,. ■ • 408 King St. W. AJAX I • 96 Harwood Ave. I OSHAWA • 15 Tavnton Rd. • 199 Wentworth St. W. ' 621 King St. E. PICKERING • 1286 Kingston Rd. E. BOWMANVILLE 75-1/2 King St. E. @lbe Epme Jftefl & Cf)tp£ Ghosts and goblins were everywhere last Thurs- up for Halloween fun. The morning class is shown day, even at the Bowmanville Nursery School above, where the morning and afternoon classes dressed Interesting Costumes Show Up at Courtice West Hours: Tues., Wed., Thurs. .and Sat. 11-7 Frl. 11-9. Closed Sunday and Monday 136 King St. E 623-1781 We Use Only Home-made French Fries Bowmanville Schoolchildren at Courtice West enjoyed a Hallowe'en Hallowe'en treat on October 31st. This ghoulish group invited the other classes to their haunted house for games and goodies. The class of trainable mentally mentally retarded youngsters is part of an integration program at Courtice West Public School. Happenings from Newton ville Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were guests at the Helow- Beatty wedding at the Port Hope United Church Saturday afternoon with reception held at Greenwood Towers. Several from the village, also Kendal and Shiloh enjoyed enjoyed the entertainment, fun and games and sociable time at the Rev. and Mrs. Bryan Youngs-Ransom home on Friday evening for a Hallowe'en Hallowe'en Party when nearly 100 attended. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow, Jan and Ryan to celebrate celebrate their 44th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill attended the Tartan Ball, Saturday evening, held at the Canadian Legion in Cobourg and enjoyed the bagpipe music. Mrs. Mary Vinkle, Mary Jones, Olive Henderson and Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Boughen enjoyed the turkey dinner held at Newcastle United Church Saturday evening. Sunday morning baptism was held at the church. United Way Returns Reach 71% Greeters at the door were Doris and Duane Chrysler. Some of the floral containers at the front were placed by the Bedwin family. Sympathy is expressed to the husband Art and family and friends. The choir sang the anthem "Tis So Sweet." The sermon was entitled entitled "In God we Trust." The following children were baptized - Sydney Jessica, daughter of Michael and Janice D'engis; Adam Victor Lloyd, son of Charles and Marie McLean; Scott Allan, son of Stanley and Brenda McNair: Chad Douglas, son of Barry and Sherry Wood; Samantha Lynn, daughter of Barry and Theresa Zealand. Bus trip to Royal Winter Fair on Nov. 10th. Contact Marlene Stacey, Dorothy Stapleton or Inez Boughen for further details. Nov. 22 to Woodbine Centre. Contact Arnette Gloss or Marion Knapp. Organizers of the Oshawa Whitby Newcastle United Way met at Bowman- ville's Flying Dutchman Hotel on Wednesday, October 30, to discuss the latest progress in. the United Way campaign. With just two weeks to go, the United Way had reached 71 per cent of its objective and was approaching the $1.4 million mark. Here, some of the United Way executive review the facts and figures from the campaign thus far. From left: A1 Mason, assistant campaign chairman; Lou Ann Birkett, campaign manager for the Town of Newcastle; and Armen Arkelian, chairman of the United Way. Come For The Fun! Castle Hotel Humours Lounfie presents Felony Friday, Nov. 8 and Saturday, Nov. 9/85 Busters Roadhouse Christine's Country Christmas Flower Demonstrations at • Sale of Supplies and Arrangements Sunday, Nov. 10/85 The Castle Hotel 54 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-7072 Busters 45 King St. W., Newcastle 987-4442 We hope to see you there! Coming Up at the Castle Hotel Ladies' Night, Ncv. 13,1985 FOUR MALE DANCERS NOV. 15 and 16 The Sun (a commercial rock band) Nov. 22 and 23 -- "Syndicate" NOV. 29 and 30 The Unit . (a commercial rock band) 54 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-7072 am