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Appreciation Night Held in Orono Orono News by I. Challlce Quote--"The best way to keep from stepping on the other fellow's toes, is to put yourself in his shoes."(Angli- can Bulletin) Sympathy to the Floyd Nicholson family in the loss of their father and grandfather, grandfather, Mr. Ernie Nicholson who passed away Thursday, September 22. The funeral was held from Northcutt Elliot Elliot Funeral Home, Bow- manville, on Saturday, September September 24. Mr. Nicnolson had lived for many years in Orono and in latter years in Lindsay. Mrs. Sandra Bailey, Oshawa and her mother Mrs. Jennie Bowins visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey Lindsay, on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. , A gentle reminder to all card players, the weekly euchre parties are commencing commencing Wednesday, October 8 at 8 p.m. in Orono Town hall. Ladies please bring lunch. ! Mr. and Mrs. David Ferri- er and daughter Doreen, Bolton were Sunday guests of her parents, the Challice's and all attended a birthday party at Franklin house, Bethany. Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Warren and Amanda, Peterborough Peterborough also in attendance. There were four birthdays celebrated. We are pleased to report Mr. Ray Brown and Mr. Ray Dickson are both home from hospital and their many friends wish them both a speedy recovery. St. Saviours Church News The. flowers on the altar at St. Saviour's Church on Sunday morning were S laced in loving memory of laymon Charles and Earl Frederick Nicholls, and given given by their brother Robert Nicholls. Reverend Don Stiles of Newcastle United Church was guest speaker at St. George's Anglican on Sunday Sunday and Reverend Douglas Don't Be Delayed by Phone Strikes or Long-Distance Calls Only $899.95 With glass-mount antenna • All controls are located in the handset • Make calls without lifting handset BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 1 Open Thurs. and Fri. 'til 9 p.m. Radio Shack Authorized Sales Centre Hall at United Church. Sunday, October 9, Thanksgiving Service at St. Saviours at 9.30 a.m. Fruit and vegetables needed to decorate for this service, and this will be done, Saturday, October 1st at 10 a.m. Saturday, October 1st St. Saviour's Altar Guild breakfast breakfast and meeting in Parish hall. Thursday October 6, St. Saviour's Advisory Bd. meeting in Parish hall. Appreciation Night A good attendance at the "In Appreciation Night" held at Orono Arena for Durham Fair Board members and committee heads. A very worthwhile review of our 1988 fair and many helpful new ideas for 1989. Certicates were given to the many faithful workers who have devoted their time and talents to the making of our many successful fairs. Coffee and donuts were served to all, to close a good meeting. Orono United Church News Orono United Church members attended Sunday services in Kirby United Church, to celebrate Kirby's 108th Anniversary. A large crowd enjoyed the guest speaker Reverend Gordon Hunter. Kirby choir rendered many lovely musical selections, selections, with Mrs. Martha Farrow Farrow as organist. Kirby congregation congregation served lunch to the large crowd, following the service. Upcoming services- Next Sunday, October 2 - World-Wide Communion Kirby at 9.30 a.m. and Orono 11 a.m. Sunday October 9- Thanksgiving Sunday. Orono-Kirby Session- Meets Tuesday, October 4 1988 at 7.30 p.m. in Friendship Friendship Room. At the Official Bd. meeting meeting of Orono-Kirby held last Thursday evening, we voted to accept in principal two statements from the Community Community of Concern (A) Declaration Declaration of Conviction and (B) Declaration of Intentions. Intentions. Special Birthday Greetings Greetings this week to- September 25 - Wayne King, September 27 - Alvin Yeo, Jocelyn Lywak, Sep- Pltch-ln USE U WHILE THE WALLS ARE GOING UP IN WHITBY THE PRICES ARE COMING DOWN IN BOWMANVILLE We're getting ready to move to our exciting new location at 1916 Dundas St. E., Whitby, and need to make room for our New Pennsylvania House Collector's Gallery. That means we have to move our current inventory fast. Now is a perfect time to make those special purchases for Christmas at reduced prices! tember 28 - Rosalyn Allin, Linda MacLean, September 29 - Isabelle Challice, Todd Hutton, October 1 - Margaret Margaret Henderson, Orville Challice. Challice. Bible Studies- Sunday evenings - at home of Bill and Gillian Stubbs (983-5423) at 8 p.m. - all welcome. Tuesday afternoons - at home of Donna Hawshaw (983-5882) (all ladies welcome). welcome). Wednesday a.m. - Begins this Wednesday 9 a.m. at Manse. An informal meeting to discuss a new study. Contact Contact Marion Milnes 983-5208 - All ladies welcome. Our Jr. Gardeners meet Tuesday, October 4 in lower church hall at 6.30 - 8 p.m. Sr. Horticulture meets Thursday, October 6 in Main hall for fall show, "Country Store" and special speaker. Community Care, - Drivers Drivers are needed for Kirby and Kendal area. Please contact Roxy Barnes (623-2261) if you can help. New Season for Figure Skaters The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 28,1988 Section Two 9 Ribbon Cutting Opens Playground The week of October 2nd marks the beginning of the 1988-89 skating season at the Orono Figure Skating Club. The Seniors will start Sunday, Intermediate and Canfigureskate on Monday and Juniors in Canskate on Tuesday. Welcome to all old and new-members. We have a large group starting in the Canskate program program this year. For many it will be their first experience with skating. We suggest that the children be dressed warmly i.e. snowsuits, mitts and hats. Also have them use the washroom before going on the ice. For their protection protection a helmet is a good idea and we also ask that skate guards be worn whenever skaters are not on the ice. This will protect the shar pening on the blade and also the floors. Skates should fit properly and provide support. support. Our professional coaches returning this season are Al- lyson Cowan, Ann Trudel and Stephanie Hood. Welcome Welcome to new coaches Susan Ennis and Barbara Lehming. The Canskate program could not run successfully without the help of our Junior Junior Coaches and Assistant Junior Coaches. These are unpaid volunteer skaters who are qualified through their own level of skating, attending attending a course and writing an exam. They deserve the support of parents and skaters. skaters. We wish all a successful and enjoyable skating season. season. Lynne Lemieux. Children in Haydon now have an exciting new park to play in. On Friday, September 23 children, parents, and local politicians were present to officially open the new playground. In the back row from the far left to the centre are: Joe Caruana, Director of Community Services; Jim Cameron, Superintendent of Operations Operations for the Town of Newcastle Community Services Department; Nick VanSeggelen, Parks and Cemetery Manager; Ken Smith; and Arnot Wotten, Local Councillor for Ward One, cutting the ribbon. . Q38 SAVINGS FOR 3 DAYS ONLY - A BIG WINNER EACH 30% Off ENTIRE IN-STOCK REGULAR PRICED DECORATIVE AND GIFT ITEMS INCLUDING PICTURES, LAMPS, RIBBONS, ETC. MANY OTHER SPECIALLY PRICED ITEMS UP TO GO%) OFF SALE UNTIL FRIDAY, OCT. 21st BRENDA'S ARTISTIC INTERIORS 129 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE 436-1593 and 623-3033 J CADILLAC $1200|TORONADO $3000 ■ ALLANTE J CADILLAC gCHEV $700 ■CELEBRITY $1500 (de VILLE $3500( TRACKER [CADILLAC $8001 CAPRICE $2000 (FLEETWOOD $4000 ■ BLAZER JCADILLAC (ASTRO $800 (DELTA 88 $2000 (BROUGHAM $4000( VAN (CADILLAC (FULL-SIZE CAMAR0 $1000(CORVETTE $3000 (EUMRADO $5000(PICK-UP JcAdÎlLAO (CHEVY [CALAIS $1000(OLDS 98 $3000(SEVILLE $5000(VAN |i li - ■< ' M: For three days only, you will have an opportunity to buy your new car less the huge savings listed above (deducted from your best negotiated price). Just enter your name when you visit our showroom during our 1989 new car open house, September 29-30, October 1. We will draw one name each day, and that person will be eligible to receive a reduction on the 1989 *vehicle of their choice. Vehicle must be purchased or ordered from QMS before December 31, 1988. OMS EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE. CADILLAC • CHEVY TRUCKS