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w* m The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 3,1986 11 Quote: "Don't hesitate to give advice. It passes the time and nobody will follow it anyway." Mrs. Francis Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Gray attended the 50th anniversary celebrations for their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan, Toronto, Toronto, on Sunday afternoon and were dinner guests in the evening. Following the dinner, they called on Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler also Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ferguson, who were married Friday ■News and Happenings from Orono and Area by Mrs. Isabelle Challice evening in Orono United Church with Rev. Fred Milnes officiating. The bride is the former Miss Linda Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon, Pigott St., Orono. Mrs. June Mumford (Nee Gordon) McCord, Sask, attended attended the Ferguson-Gor- don wedding on Friday evening and spent several days visiting her mother, Mrs. Edith Gordon and other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Derek Barnett Barnett entertained members of Clarke Museum on Sunday Sunday afternoon to a buffet dinner. Among the guests were Mrs. J. Layng, Miss Dyana Layng, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Austman, all from Orono and Steven and Sandra Barnett, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. 0 Challice were last Thursday evening guests of Brooklin Horticulture Horticulture at their annual meeting meeting and dessert luncheon. Their musical guest was Miss Lori Gemmell and her beautiful harp. Mrs. Lyle Reed and daughter, Jessica, Surrey, B.C., left on Monday evening evening for their home, after enjoying enjoying two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tennant, Newton- ville and other relatives in area. Mrs. Reid is former Glenda Tennant. Mrs. Charles Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Welsh, of Salem, spent Monday afternoon afternoon visiting their cousin, Mrs. Bertha Touchburn, Bowmanville. U.C.W. Christmas Party Held in the Main Hall of Orono United Church with a delicious pot-luck dinner and a good representative attendance. The tables looked lovely with pretty candles and arrangements New Brownies Welcomed to 2nd Bowmanville Group The Second Bowmanville Brownies held an enoll- ment meeting-at St. Paul's Church on Monday,,pe- cember 1,1986. New Brownies are: (back left) Cori- Ann Harness, Heather Ormiston, Sara Vanderlin den, Katy Deighan, Mitchell Pappas. Front left: Leslie Leslie Bilcox, Julie Harty, Jessica Russell, Betany Hogg, Sara Morrison. and the President, Marie Tamblyn, gave the blessing. Following the dinner, an enjoyable sing-along of Christmas carols took place, with Joyce Gray at the piano. Fine reports from the various units of their year's work and treasurer treasurer Doreen Wood had placed the financial report on the blackboard. Printed reports were handed out and discussed, and it was decided to set up a special "Renovation fund" for future future use in our church. The president gave several several Christmas readings and Stella Carson rendered a delightful solo "Bells of Christmas". We were happy to receive word that Mr. and Mrs. Roan Elford and family family will be coming to visit us early in the new year. Mr. Elford is the nephew of Mrs. Francis Sutton and he and his wife are directors of "Language Acquisition Program" of Northern Canada Canada Evangelical Mission. This was one of our "Live Love" projects several years ago. • Our 1987 slate still needs a secretary and an archivist so if anyone would care to volunteer, we would be glad to hear from them. Call Donna Scott if you can help in either of these jobs 983- 5026. Town Hall Card Party A good attendance with 10 1/2 tables of progressive euchre. The following scores: L) Tom Wilson 89; 2.) Bill Grady 87; 3.) Myrtle Wood 80; 4.) Bonny Rahm 79; 5.) Bev Wakefield and Fred Yeo 78. Low scores: Horace Best. Lucky draws: Marjorie Best, Tom Wilson. Our next card party will be Wed. Dec. 10 at8p.rn.in the Town Hall. Orono United Church News We thank the choir members members for their splendid Christmas decorations in the sanctuary. The very artistic artistic large Xmas cards were created by members of the youth group and added greatly to the overall appearance. Those cards were used in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade. Beautiful flowers from the Henry Cantrell funeral and large ; poinsettia from Orono Horticulture, and other plants in St. Saviour's and also Kirby United by Horticulture. The sacrament of Communion Communion was celebrated on Sunday morning and the Advent Candles were lit by members of Orono Guides and Brownies. Taking part in the service of lighting were readers Jamie Luke; Carla Werry. Helpers- Tanya Allin and Marsha Luke. Before the service commenced, commenced, a very enjoyable carol sing was enjoyed by everyone. During the service, service, the choir rendered "In Remembrance of Me". Remember our White Gift services next Sunday. This year, our mother is (size 14- 16); Father medium; boy- 2 years; Baby girl, 1 month. The "Share the Lord" envelopes envelopes in the bulletin this morning are to be used White Gift Sunday and help to buy extras for the family. Orono Horticulture Society Society . meets this week on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Main Hall of the United Church. This will feature Clare Gunter showing slides and our always pretty Xmas show,. Happy Birthday to: Dec. 1 - Bonnie Hardy; Dec. 3 - Wayne Werry; Dec. 6 - Archie Archie Hoy; Dec. 6 - Wendy and Wanda Hutton. Community Care - for the Town of Newcastle needs volunteer drivers, èspe- cially in the Orono area. Could you help us out even for an occasional drive? For futher information contact the office at 80 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-2261 . or call Thelma Gillbank at 983- 5972. New Years Party: Again this year we'd like to provide provide an opportunity for our evening of fun and fellowship. fellowship. If you are interested and can help with the plans, please call Isabelle Challice Challice 983-5824. Remember the card party at Leskard Church Hall this Thursday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dobson who were married on Saturday, Saturday, November 29, in Orono United Church with Rev. Fred Milnes officiating. The bride is the former Nancy Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jackson, Orono, and the groom is the son of Mrs. M. Smith, Toronto. Toronto. Congratulations to the Orono business people on. the very excellent Christmas Christmas decorations, the stores are very attractive and the street lichts are very pretty. 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