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i Guider s Prepare for Annual Cookie Blitz The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 10. 1988 15 Orono Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary S, W& ^ ' v M*'Jr$£ ; It's Girl Guide cookie time again. Saturday, February 13, is the beginning of Girl Guide cookie week in Canada. Members from the various Guiding organizations (including Brownies, Girl Guides and Pathfinders) will be canvassing door-to-door in the Town of Newcastle. The cookies are expected expected for delivery in mid-April. Above, Chris Davies (from the Canadian Statesman office) accepts a complimentary box of cookies from Jeannine Webster (a member of the 1st Bowmanville Pathfinder group). Jeannine will be representing Bowmanville at an international Guiding event in Echo Valley, Saskatchewan, from July 12-22. Resident Marks 80th Year Newtonville News by 0. Henderson 1 Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood ; were dinner guests on Sunday . with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wood -and family, Newcastle to -celebrate Gerritt's 1st ^-birthday. Mrs. Mary Wade and Grant of Barrie were supper guests -on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. j Fred Henderson and Mary ; stayed to spend a few days with them. Several attended Mr. Bev Jaynes 80th birthday celebrations at his apartment at the Veltri-Complex on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Farrow and Mrs. Karen Roberts of Richmond Hill visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott GARY CONWAY Funeral Director Something To Think About PLANNING AHEAD Remember the old saw: if you want to do something right, do it yourself. Well, what's true for many things is also true for funerals. If you want to make sure you get the funeral you want, from the best funeral director, director, at the best price, you'd better do it yourself in advance rather than leave it to survivors later. The first thing to do is to decide decide what type of funeral you prefer: whether large or small, simple or lavish, religious or nondenominational. You can decide what type of ceremony you want, and where your remains remains are to be laid. You can even decide whether you want a private or public ceremony. Then decide which funeral chapel you wish to employ. Talk things over with the funeral funeral director. Find out if he or she is amenable to your wishes; and work out the details. details. Then get everything down in writing. One copy should be given to the executor of the will, another kept in a safe place where family members can find it quickly. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Tel. 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1RR1 DON'T MISS OUR "PERM SPECIAL " 25 % OFF OUR $60 reg. PERM CUT and STYLE included Ipislk jfppl Also 25 % OFF STREAKS reg.$45. {airport Styling Ladies and Mens 133 Church St. 623-4901 Bowmanville AUTOHAUS COBOURG (416) 372-2197 Cobourg exit 472 off Hwy 401,4 km. North to Dale Rd. VW Sales and Service, Leasing and Autobody Repairs VALENTINE SPECIAL! A Gourmet Dinner for Two at Cobourg's Famous IWESSLEl HOUSE» A $100.00 Value! Just by Purchasing a New VW or Used Car by Saturday, February 13th, 1988. Orono News by I. ChaJlice Quote "It's sure nice to be important, but much more important to be nice." Congratulations to "Reflections", who have just moved into the former "J'Me" store on Thursday, February 4. The business is owned and operated by Mrs. Anne Dreslinski, and has a delightful array of gifts. One of the highlights this writer found interesting, a display of sketches by local artist Wayne Deremo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris and baby, Kirby, were Saturday night dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Inez Harris. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Downes, who were married on Saturday, Saturday, February 6, in Orono United Church, with Reverend Reverend Fred Milncs officiating. The bride is the former Margaret Margaret Cochrane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cochrane, Kirby, and the groom , the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Downes, Kendal. The reception reception was held in Orono Community Community Centre. Mr. John Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pigott were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton Stapleton and family, Oshawa where several birthdays were celebrated. Mrs. Inez Harris was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Purdy at Peterborough. Mr. Don Robins and Wallace Boughen attended the Men's Club of the United Church dinner on Saturday held at St. Stephen's Church, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Philips enjoyed the Pancake Breakfast at Kendal United Church on Sunday. The Women's Institute will meet next Wednesday at Mrs. May Burley's on February 17th. Remember your parcel for the Auberge Home, Oshawa and a silent auction will also be held. Newtonville - Starkville Bowling 50/50 Draw Karen McAleese Team Standings Fuzzy Navels 63 pts., Pina Coladas 53, - Marguerites-: 35, Singapore Slings 26 pts.: - a 200 Games Joan Argue 286, 240; Marlene Stacey 240, 211; Dorilda McCarron 236; Jean O'Neill 226; Cindy Millson 226; Susan Floyd 210; Joan Adams 208; Jean Arnold 206; Pat Millson 206; Linda Adams 201. Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Leudke. On Saturday evening those attending the 60th diamond jubilee of the Eastern Star held at Lions Centre, Bowmanville were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, Mrs. Mary. Wade, Berneice Milligan, Angela Devonish, Mr. and Mrs. John Goldie and Mrs. Aileen Henderson. Mrs. Lena Clysdale was a dinner guest on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Gilmer of Oshawa, Miss Kim Gilmer and friend of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tamblyn, Stoney Creek were overnight guests of Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill, Miss Clara Page, Mr. Gordon Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowman, Dianne and Aaron were dinner guests during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin attended the 90th birthday party for Mrs. Hazel Drew, Friday evening at the Holiday Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Mrs. Clarence Avery and Mrs. Winnie Turner, Oshawa hosted a family gathering in honour of Mrs. Gertie Dorland's birthday. This was held at Marnwood House, Bowmanville on Saturday Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Barbara Howe and Mary Lee along with the rest of their family attended the 75th birthday celebrations of Mrs. Myrtle Dickson at Bewdley Legion Hall on Saturday Saturday afternoon. Mr. Ralph Knapp was a recent caller of the Clarence Avery's. Mr. David Stainton, Cobourg Cobourg was a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. Mr.- and Mrs. Harvey McGill, Mrs. Alice Brunt, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Martin, Bowmanville Bowmanville were Sunday dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. alph Fo "or Saturday evening supper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Richard Howe and Mary Lee had Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Dickson, Bewdley, Rick and -Sherr-i--H-o we--and-family, Oshawa, Debbie and Brad Huggins and family, Cour- tice, Tim and Tracy Howe and family, Saint Field, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cashin, Orono, Orono, Marci Tordoff, Decker's Hollow, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dickson, Carp, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dobson and family, Kcmptville, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dickson, Beaverton. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gerryts arid sons, Bowmanville Bowmanville were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott. Overnight Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Richard Howe were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Bewdley, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roger Dickson, Carp and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dobson and family, Kemptville. On Sunday before church I had one report that a robin was sitting on my sister's lawn. So, maybe Spring isn't too far off, I sure hope so. Miss Betty Wright spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christenson. Sympathy goes to Mr. Donald Davey and family of Tyrone on the death of his wife Kathleen. The flowers were placed in the sanctuary of the church in her memo- OBITUARY Zachariah David Adams The youngest of 13 children, children, Zachariah David Adams, Adams, died at 98 Church St., Bowmanville on Friday, January 29.1988. In his 90th year he had been ill only seven seven days. Son of the late Thomas and Maria Adams, he was born in Clarke Township, and educated at New Parle. He was married November 9,1921, in Blackstock, to the late Margaret Susan Elford. He had resided in Bowmanville Bowmanville 42 years. Employed by the C.P.R., and as a carpenter by Ernie Laird, he had helped build the arena, both Salvation Army additions, houses, the Pentecostal Church, Morris Funeral Chapel, and home additions, retiring 20 years ago. He was an adherent of the Salvation Army. Surviving are his sons Ross and Berwin, Oshawa, Murray, Wayburn, Sam, twins Bryce and Blaine, a daughter Margeritte Boa- cock, 23 grandchildren, 28 groat grandchildren, and one groat, great grandchild. Ho was predeceased by a son Garry. Funeral services wore hold at the Morris Funeral Chapel, with Lt. R. Shirren officiating, on Monday. Floral donations wore received received in his memory from the Salvation Army and from several organizations. Spring interment Hampton Hampton Come tory. Announcements from church are as follows: I February 14, 1988 will be a combined service at Tyrone Tyrone Church. This service "is for both churches and will be held at 10:00 a.m. II Enniskillen U.C.W. will be held at the church on February February 17th at 9:30 a.m. Special Special invitation is extended to' all new ladies in the community community and mothers with small children. This will conclude with a pot-luck luncheon at 11.00 a.m. and Mrs. Bob Morton, Kendal. Kendal. On Saturday February 6, Mr. and Mrs. Derek Barnett attended an interesting event "Heritage Show Case" at Lang village, near Keene. It was one of fourteen similar events, held across Ontario. Many groups had displays of historic interest to local communities. Mark Jack- man, Curator of Clarke Museum Museum demonstrated woodblock woodblock printing, as well as presenting an excellent display, display, featuring Clarke Museum. Museum. As well as Clarke, Bowmanville Museum had an interesting display. Town Hall Card Party The weekly town hall euchre party was well attended attended and the following results results - Reg Elliot 83, Roy Winter 79, Dora MacDonald and Margaret Todd 78, Ma- rnret Linton 77, Low score - Arthur Bedwin, Lucky draws - Marg Linton (twice), May Tabb, Jack Moffat. There are euchre parties every Wednesday night 8 p.m. and ladies are invited to bring lunch. 50th Wedding Anniversary A very pleasant event took place on Saturday, February February 6 in I.O.O.F. hall, when Mr. and Mrs. Horace Best celebrated their 50th wedding wedding anniversary. Approximately 170 relatives, relatives, friends and neighbours called to bring good wishes happy couple, i'ne were lovely with gold to the tables were candles, flowers and beautifully beautifully decorated cake, and many gifts and cards. The couple were assisted by then- family, daughter Ann and son Ron and their families. - Special congratulations from Governor - General Sauve, Prime Minister Mul- roney, Premier David Peterson, Peterson, Mayor John Winters for Town of Newcastle, and Sam Cureatz M.P.P. Members of Orono U.C.W. and close friends served a delicious afternoon tea, and in the evening, the close relatives, family and friends were entertained to music and dancing, and a time to reminisce. Congratulations Congratulations Horace and Marjorie! Unit News Unit # 1 met Wednesday afternoon in Main hall, of the church with 19 ladies in attendance. Those in charge of the meeting were Mrs. Gladys Greenwood, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson and Mrs. Bertha White. The devotions were based on the theme "Love" and everyone present brought a valentine, some old and some new designs. The ladies are going to be very busy in the coming days with many catering events coming up. A delicious delicious lunch closed a very enjoyable enjoyable meeting. Unit 2 and 3 (combined) met Wednesday afternoon February 3 at the home of Mrs. Olive Millson, with 12 ladies in attendance. Mrs Neice DeJonge, Olive Mill- son and Isabelle Challice were in charge of the program. program. The devotions were based on scripture "Keep The Sabbath Day Holy", and Neice read the scripture readings and Isabelle read the Meditation. A lively discussion discussion followed re pros and cons of Sunday openings and Isabelle closed with prayer. Several hymns were sung and enjoyed. Mrs. Adele McGill was in charge of the business and a great deal of social events coming up. Olive was thanked for holding the meeting and serving a tasty lunch. Twenty ladies of unit #4 met Tuesday night in church, with Ruth Grady, Edna Watson and Yvonne Trafford in charge of the meeting. The devotional theme was on "St. Valentine and Love". The guest speaker speaker was one of our own members, members, Mrs. Pat Irwin, a nurse, who presented a very interesting interesting program on "Heart Attacks". What to do and Prevention. Tins was much enjoyed by all present. Orono United Church News The Sacrament of Communion Communion was celebrated at regular Sunday morning service. Mrs. Carol Yeo gave the Children's story and everyone everyone joined in the Children's hymn, "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." Our greeters at the doors were Bill and Barbara Hannah Hannah and ushers were David Tamblyn, Glen Barnard and Shaun Bailey and Lavern Heard. Mrs. Pam Werry brought news of M. & S. Happy Birthday to Colin Sintniklaas on February 11, and Dorothy Barnett, February February 12. Help Wanted. Help is needed to tie Coverlets Coverlets on Thursday, February February 11 and Thursday, February February 18, at 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Main hall. If you can stay for whole day, bring a bag lunch and tea and coffee will be provided. If you are house-cleaning and wish to get rid of these items, they can be left in "Turkey Room" before February February 28. Greeting Cards, (Pictures only please), used eye-glasses, and cases, Campbell soup labels - (front panels only please), postage stamps and good clean men's clothing. Children's Time - Needs volunteers to tell stories. If you would like to help contact contact Mrs. Eleanor Terrill (983-5248). Explorers - Wednesday 6.30 p.m. in Upper C.E. Hall, Orono church. C.G.I.T. - Thursday 6 p.m. in Upper C.E. Hall, Orono Church. A.A. Groups meet every Thursday 8 p.m. in downstairs downstairs Main hall of Orono United church. :'y5 Toilers any suit... ... get a :,V ■ m y jui i ^ 2fer 1life V ^ SUITS 2fer a I. $ 275f y suits 1 2fer j i. mf: Super Special MEN'S SUITS Selected Group Values Up To $175.00 f rer $ 5lî\ c% p ANTS 2fer 4 6l°° OSHAWA CENTRE STORE HOURS: Monday to Friday 9:30 to 9:30 Saturday 9:30 to 6:00 » Cun luit Iliii Frie M I# Si \. V ' '...V