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Orono News % Isabelle ChalUce Pathfinders Earn Canada Cord The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 17, 1986 IS Thieves Make Off With Christmas Gifts Quote -- "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, Soon the bells will start, And the thing that will make them sing is The carol that you sing right within your heart." Mrs. Leila Werry has returned returned home after spending a few weeks with son John and his family at Fort Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, Alberta. They have a new baby daughter, a little sister for Michael. Mrs. Dean Warren and daughter Amanda, Peterborough, Peterborough, spent last weekend with her parents, the Challices. Mr. Clarence Burley, Mrs. E. (Hazel) Stapleton and son John Robinson all attended the silver wedding anniversary anniversary celebrations in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer, Néwtonville, held in Orono Community Arena on Saturday Saturday evening, Dec. 13, where the couple received many gifts, flowers, cards and best wishes of the crowd. The gift of a family portrait was the gift of their own family. Mrs. Irene Burley, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, attended the Gilmer celebrations on Saturday evening and was a weekend guest of Mrs. Hazel Stapleton. Those enjoying the pleasant pleasant Women's Institute Christmas party last Thursday Thursday from Orono, held in the Dutch Maranatha .Church, were Mrs. Margaret Arnott and her guest Miss Kate Foster (former Orono teacher of many years), Oshawa, Mrs. Thelma Gil- bank and her guests, Mrs. Doris Nelson and Mrs. Marion Marion Milnes, Mrs. Andrew Munneke and Mrs. Isabelle Challice. Sympathy of the community community to Mrs. Marion West, in Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please T elephone 728-3111 for Full Details LIBERTY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BOWMANVILLE Presents Christinas Cantata "EVERLASTING LORD" Drama and Multi Media Presentation Sal.,-December 2()lh and Sun., December 2lsl at 7:00 p.irv' lt.lt. 3, Corner of Marlin ltd. and Highway 2 Bowmanville, Ontario ALL WELCOME Something To Think About Paul Morris A CHILD'S GUILT Children are quick to assume they are responsible for almost anything that goes wrong (perhaps because we sometimes blame them tor things we haven't actually seen them do). It Is not at all unusual for them to feel guilty- when someone dies, even when there Is absolutely no reason for them to feel this way. ' Children often engage In "magical thinking," believing that their wishes can suddenly become reality. This can have repercussions If an event In the world should In any way coincide with his wish to be free of his parents, for instance? II something later happens, he may assume that his brief, angry wish made II happen. The best thing to do is to explain to a child not only the fact of death, but the actual cause. Emphasize the fact that It was an illness or accident that made them die, and that no one deliberately caused It to happen or could have kept It from happening. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Tel. 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881 the loss of her mother, Mrs. Hayward, who passed away last week. Miss Kim Sherwin, Will- owdale, and her brother, Mr. Walter Sherwin, Queen's University, is home for the holidays with Barents Barents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin. Town Hall Card Party An excellent crowd with 11 tables in progress on Wednesday night, Dec. 10 in Orono Town Hall. The following following scores: 1. Jack Moffat Moffat 89,2. Bernice Partner 82, 3. tied - Bernie Moffat and Ed Couroux 78, 4. Tom Wilson Wilson 77. Low scores - Walter Murphy. Murphy. Lucky draws - Marie Couroux, Wally Bowden, Wes Woods, Leona Wilson. The next card party will be held Wed., Jan. 14, 1987 commencing 8 p.m. in Orono Town Hall. St. Saviour's Church News If you wish to contribute toward Christmas flowers, please contact Mrsi Dorothy Hester immediately. Christmas carols and candles candles were presented by St. Saviour's church school last Sunday evening in the John Breen Hall. Refreshments were served following the program. Prayer for lighting of Advent Advent Candle: "Our Father, make us strong and brave enough to love those who do not love us. Keep us from saying things that hurt and are unkind. Help us to be peaceful even when people do not understand us. Grant that all countries in the world may be at peace, and that all who act in hatred may learn to love each other. This we ask because we believe that all people are your children, and members of one family, through Jesus Christ, our Lord -- Amen. When the "Babe of Bethlehem" is born in your heart, you will not ask how to sing, you'll just sing, whether on the key or off it. Orono United Church News The Explorers and leaders leaders paraded down the aisle on Sunday morning and lit the third Advent candle, with Stephanie Coleman and' Stephanie Childs taking taking part and third reader and lighter Rachel Van ' Hamburg. The Explorers , also sang "What Child Is : This" and : special candle lighting ceremony "Christmas", "Christmas", also singing '.'My Peace", with the congregation congregation joining iti. Flowers this morning in loving memory of late Mrs. Hayward (mother of Mrs. Marion West). The Explorer girls will meet again Jan. 14 and I-IiC resumes again Jan. 6. Ladies' Bible study will resume resume again in early January (date to be announced). Christmas Eve services - 7 p.m. family service at Les- kard Church Hall; 9 p.m. - service of carols and communion communion in Orono United Church. Living nativity - come and celebrate the birth of Christ at an open air presentation, depicting this holy event, at St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville on Sunday, Dec. 21st, Monday the 22nd and Tues., Dec. 23rd at 7:30 p.m. There arc still United Church calendars (1987) available. available. Contact Marie Tamblyn 983-5550. Remember our New Year's Eve Party. If you can help in any way, plan an evening of fun and fellowship, fellowship, please contact Isabelle Challice 983-5824. Our wisli from Orono United To our friends far and near, A Blessed, Merry Christmas day, And a prosperous New Year. An excellent attendance at our special Christmas mHM MY APOTHECARY 26 King St, E. Bowmanville Christmas Specials! SALE Gund "Bear in a Box" $13.99 $ 11.89 Kosta Boda Snowball Lantern $29.99 $ 19.95 "Bear in a Bag" $8.49 5 7.19 Unicorn $84.00 $ 63.00 Perfume and Cologne Sets 20% OFF Fancy Christmas Tins 20% OFF Brass Up to 20% OFF Wicker Up to 25% OFF "New" Maggie-B Travel Accessories .15% OFF -- Men's and Ladies' -- Cosmetics - Wallets - Keycases etc. Over $6,000 in cash was stolen from the Orono's IGA supermarket located on Mill Street early Monday morning. Durham Regional Police, who were called to the scene at about 3:30 a.m., found the front window of the market was smashed and the safe and cash were taken from the premises. The safe was later found open on the street at Wilmot Creek and Concession 4, Clarke Township. No suspects have been named in the incident and police are still investigat- ing the break-in. An attempted break-in at the Liquor Store in Orono was reported to Durham Regional Police at about 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December December 16. Police estimated that the incident took place between between 2:30 and 3:30 a.m. on Monday, December 15. The Main Street Liquor Store received damages to all entrance ways and door locks. Entry was not gained to the business and no items were taken. Police do not have a sus pect for the attempt, but an investigation will be continued. continued. A third incident in Orono, shocked and saddened some of the village's younger citizens. On Monday, December 15, the Orono Beaver Colony held their annual Christmas Christmas party. Included in the evening was a Christmas tree, with gifts for all the Beavers, and a hayride. After an enjoyable hayride, the Beaver pack returned to the veranda only to find a tree and no gifts. A special get-together was held by the First Bowmanville Pathfinders on Tuesday, December 9, to honour two of their pathfinders. Charlynne Tillcock (centre) and Paula Rees have both earned their Canada Cord. In recognition of their hard work, M.P.P. Sam Cureatz was in attendance to present the girls with their provincial plaque. How about a... Gift Certificate from Elisha's Nail Boutique A gift certificate for any amount makes a great stocking stuffer or gift idea • ACRYLIC AND GEL NAILS • NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL MANICURES Telephone 623-1095 26 King St. W. Bowmanville "A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!" meeting and pot luck dinner. dinner. Everyone enjoyed the delicious luncheon and Edith Taylor read a Christmas Christmas poem and welcomed. everyone. Following the dinner, Christmas carols were sung with Doris Wannan at the piano. Grace Cochrane and Doris Wannan were in charge of the Christmas exchange exchange of gifts, which was enjoyed by everyone. In the afternoon cards were played with the following following winners: high lady - Gladys Greenwood, low lady - Stella Carson, high gent - Carlos Tamblyn, low gent - Hazel Stapleton (as man). Cards were sent to sick and shut-in members. Our next meeting will be Thursday, Jan. 8th at 1:30 p.m. in I.O.O.F. Hall. A sincere wish to all our faithful readers -- a very Merry and Happy Christmas, Christmas, and health and happiness happiness throughout the coming year. Isabelle Challice Orono, Ontario Simcoe Defeats Video Pee Wees The Hooked-On Video Pee Wees travelled to Saltfleet on the weekend of November 28th to play in the Tournament of Champions. Their first game was played at 4:00 p.m. on Friday against a team from Simcoe where they were on the losing end of a 7-0 score. Simcoe had a well- disciplined team, with excellent skating forcing our team into costly mistakes. ' -Our goalie Geoff Smith and Jason Hiscock made some fine saves to keep thescore at?. 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Hwy. #2, 1 mile east of Hwy. 115/35 987-5204 New Release by Ron Parker "AT THE END OF DAY - WOLVES" In winter, wolves gather in packs and spend a lot of time on patrol looking for largo prey animals. When the snow has been molted and refrozen, a fragile crust is formed. Wolves, with their wide paws, can travel easily over the crusted snow. In the scene depleted, the crust has been covered In turn by another light snowfall, and the wolves, therefore, make only shallow prints. Such snow conditions will cause door, because of the narrowness of their hooves, to penetrate the crust, making their logs sink deeply into the snow. In addition to making traveling dif ficult for the door, the crust may also cut their logs and make the deer very vulnerable to wolf prodation. Those two wolves have Just passed a coyote track on their left and have stopped to survey the scene just after coming over a rise In the rolling terrain. 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