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! Remembrance Day Services on Friday I OronoNews Quote "Some people never change their opinion because it's been in the family family for generations"-- Sympathy of the community community to Mrs. Jenny Bowins in the loss of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Myrtle Rainey, (Mrs. Neil Rainey) of Lindsay, wife of Neil Rainey, brother of Ervin Rainey of Bowman- ville. The funeral was held Monday, November 7, from Lindsay, Fairview Baptist Church, and interment in Pontypool Cemetery. Did everyone notice Oro- no pictured in the November issue of the "Observer"? Everett Everett Brown is clearly visible on picture on page 10 in group picture. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmer and Christopher were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, the O. Challic- i the occasion of Christo- es on pher's 17th birthday. Mrs. Eileen Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and family, family, Lindsay and attended the show "Brigadoon" on Saturday Saturday evening. Last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Alt Pig Pigott entertained entertained at a dinner party in honor of John Robinson's birthday. Those in attendance attendance Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton and family Oshawa, Mr.andMrs. Buchanan, Buchanan, Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Adams, Oro- no. ';Mrs. Audrey McNaul, Oshawa, was a recent visitor of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Billings. Billings. We are glad to report Mrs. Victoria Ullmann and Mrs. Leila Werry are presently presently convalescing at home. Mr .and Mrs. Alf Pigott were Sunday evening guests of Mr. Clarence Burleigh and also in attendance, Mrs. Lena Clysdale.Newtonville. Leskard Card Pary There were 11 tables of euchre at the monthly card party in Leskard church hall onTnursday, November 3. High scores were won by - Charlie Campbell 85, Wanda MacNeil 80. Low Scores - Marie Lane 44, Bill Prokopchuk 41. Lucky door prize - Charles Campbell. Our next card party will be Thursday, December 1st U .m. in Leskard church Orono Town Hall Card Party Good attendance at the weekly euchre party in Orono Orono Town Hall, held Wednesday, Wednesday, November 2. High Scores- Harvey Partner 97, Hazel Pigott 88, Ethel Goble 83, Edith Gordon Gordon and Fred Yeo 82. Low Scores i - Mary Thompson and Inez Bough- en tied. Lucky draws - Ethel Goble Goble (2), Geoge Buckley, Ed. Skinner. Euchre parties every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in Orono Town hall, and ladies invited to bring lunch. St. Saviour's Church News Newsletter time for Advent Advent is fast approaching! Help will be needed re: articles, articles, printing and putting it all together for distribution. There is an old saying "many hands make light work." Would you be willing to give an hour or two? Please contact Betty Ann Wood (983-5329). Thursday November 10 - at 10 a.m. Fellowship and Bible study - The Rectory. All ladies welcome. Saturday, November 12 - Regular 8 a.m. St. Saviour's Fellowship Breakfast, and discussion group in Parish hall. Thursday, November 17 - 7:30 p.m. The Parish executive executive will be meeting in Parish hall. Friday. November 11 at 11 a.m. Remembrance Day at Newcastle Cenotaph. The parade of the day will gather at Cenotaph for Memorial service. If you cannot attend, would you pause, wherever you are at that hour, for a moment to pay tribute to all the men and women who paid the supreme sacrifice, that we might be a free nation nation to-day. Monday, November 21st - is our Federal Election - A freedom we have in this country - make use of it - "Remember to vote." Orono United Church News The singing of O Canada opened Sunday morning service in Orono United Church. Reverend Milnes gave the children's story and the children's hymn "He's Got the whole world in His hands" was sung. Greeters at door - John and Lyn Finlay. Ushers - Marie Tamblyn, Judy Plummer, Lyn Rodd and Glenda Sherwin. Happy Birthday to - Lav- ern Heard November 6, Ger- ritt DeJonge November 11. 1st Orono Scouting Pack would like to thank Marie Tamblyn for sewing all of our new scarves. Children's Time - If you are willing to take turns every every (2 or 3 months) in The Children's story-time-please let Eleanor Terrill know (983-5248). Remember next Sunday, November 13 - is U.C.W. Sunday at 11 a.m. and guest speaker is Mrs. Betty Turcotte, Turcotte, Bowmanville. From Orono U.C.W. Supply Supply Chairman - Dorothy Barnett - A sincere thank you to all who have donated items for supply - Still needed needed - Postage stamps (out of Country) Campbells soup labels labels (front panel only) used UP TO OFF MSLP SILKY CUT & LOOP with attached underpad 95 from ■ so. yd. AND MANY IN-STORE SPECIALS • FMEPAMIM • PMFUtHMUU. ixmuno* • SKEDY DtlMIY • SUUECTTD STORE pouer • FREE ESTIMATES CARPET WAREHOUSE 149 King St. W., Oshawa 728-4601 ■ Hours: Mon., Tuss. 9-6 Q Wed. - Frl. 9 - 8 Sit. 9 - 5 . N Bond St. King St. s --a ■ ti 5 | CAfpet | r a WerohomeO eye glasses, greeting cards (front Picture only) and warm men's clothing. Donations Donations may be left in "Turkey Room" at foot of stairs. If you are concerned about the Lord's Prayer being being taken out of schools - Be sure to call your local member member of Parliament Mr. Sam Cureatz office .and register your protest! Attention all friends of the late Reverend Verne Zufelt, Omemee, who passed away quietly in the garden of his home, in late September. He was a guest speaker here inOrono at one of our horticulture Sunday services, services, and was also well-known for he and his wife Loretta's work at Camp Quin-mo-Lac (as youth leaders). He served as a United Church chaplain during World War II. He was an ardent gardener, gardener, and one of his special loves was gladioli! We are proud to have know this fine gentleman! Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were visitors to Lindsay last Thursday, and visited Mr.and Mrs. Tom Aikens in their new home in "Court- land Place". There were twelve folks from Orono on the Community Community Care bus load to Lindsay, Lindsay, last Thursday evening, to see the excellent play, "Brigadoon". The music, acting acting and costumes were delightful, delightful, and much enjoyed by all! Several Orono folks at the Auction Sale on Friday evening evening .at Grist Mill, Newton- ville. The sales were from the estates of the late Mrs. J. Barlow, Orono, and the late Alex Carruthers M.P.P. Garden Garden Hill. The_Auction sale at the former Cliff Pethick's Barns, Haydon was certainly a "once in a lifetime" experience! experience! The high quality of the furniture, art and even collectable collectable old cars! This sale was Saturday, November 5, and Steve Liptay was the auctioneer. Orono U.C.W. News. There were 20 ladies including including two guests at the November November meeting of unit #1, of Orono U.C.W. held Wednesday Wednesday November 2 in Main hall of Orono United Church. The Committee in charge were Gladys Greenwood, Barbara Hannah and Dorothy Dorothy Barnett. Gladys Greenwood Greenwood rave a reading "Being A Good Neighbor", and Barbara Barbara Hannan gave the devotional devotional from Luke Chapter 10, , and the Pprabje on the Good Samaritan by Gladys Greenwood. Greenwood. Hymns were sung and our special guests were Shirley Moffat and Thelma Vagg, who presented their excellent "Mission Tour" Barbara Hannah thanked our guests and a tasty lunch closed the meeting. Eighteen ladies journeyed to Bethany last Tuesday afternoon afternoon to the new home of one of their past members, Mrs. Joan Hollingsworth. Joan and Armand just recently recently purchased their new .home in Bethany. Dorothy Bailey was in charge of devotions devotions and entitled them "Steps". Ruth Allin gave an excellent presentation of "A New Home", and of course ;■ ■ BUY CUSTOM FIREPLACE GLASS DOORS Liii: tiiçtàïÉuïî»; i, ...AND RECEIVE A matching fireplace tool set The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 9. 1988 9 V Santa Claus Parade Buttons Notv on Sale m'% Scholarship Winner At the recent convocation of Victoria College in the University of Toronto Ariana Traill, daughter of Professor and Mrs. John Traill of Bowmanville, was awarded the Dr. Augusta Stowe Gullen Scholarship Scholarship for the highest standing among firstly ear students. students. She was also awarded the John E. Dix Memorial Memorial Scholarship in Latin and Greek, the Robson Scholarship in French, and the Glen Mawr Scholarship Scholarship in English, and she was named Faculty Scholar Scholar by the Dean of Arts and Science of the University. Wins Exhibition Games aSÿX' ; >;V On sale at Rickaby's and a number of other businesses in Bowmanville are Santa Claus Parade buttons. The parade will be held on November 19, and will begin at 10:30 a.m. Nora Taylor is one of the many Rickaby s employees who wiîl be happy to sell parade-lovers a button. Here, she is pinning a button on Ethel Puckett, while Lois Yorke displays two of the sharp-looking mementos of the parade. parade. Both ladies are from Wilmot Creek. Win and a Tie for Carter's Hutton Transport of the BRHL Atom Division came back from a three goal deficit deficit at the end of the first period period to win by one goal when they visited Harman Park, Oshawa on Saturday, November November 5. - '- The hosts were the first place team in the Oshawa this was very appropriate! Elaine Elson gave a talk on their recent 24 day bus trip to California. A business period period followed and I. Challice encouraged the ladies to phone in their protests to government regarding, taking taking the "Lord's Prayer" out of the school systems. This is after all a Christian Country and our original ideals should be followed. A delicious delicious lunch closed another good time of fellowship. There were 15 -16 ladies in attendance at the monthly unit meeting of unit #4, of Orono U.C.W. Their meeting was Tuesday night in Main hall of chu "cn. Betty Chatterton Chatterton wasiekdfcfvof.devotions basd on "Remembrance", and her assistants were Peggy Peggy Blasche and u Janice Quantril. '» Their special guest for evening was Mrs. Marie Weller, reflexologist, Orono, who gave us a very interesting interesting explanation of this profession. profession. Several items of business were discussed and a delicious delicious lunch closed meeting. While passing through Pontypool on Monday, we noticed loads of Christmas trees and many piles on the "White "yards. Be sure to mark your ballot ballot onMonday, November 14 for the Municipal elections. 1 =j 38 Il E2ZIII 111 1 2=3 OFFER GOOD TIL NOV. 12/88 Come in and visit our new showroom of stoves, doors, screens, and every accessory you need. THE 133 TAUNTON RD. WEST r STOVE OSHAWA, ONTARIO 571-0189 DEN TAUNTON ItD. ■ 3 vi jc s 1 Re-elect George Van For Hydro Commissioner • 36 Years resident of Newcastle • 22 Years as a Real Estate Agent • 16 Years as a local Real Estate Broker SERVED AS: • Hydro Commissioner for Newcastle • Chairman for the Annual Real Estate Cancer Hockey Tournament • Committee Chairman of fund raising for the new Bowmanville Recreation Complex • Past President of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board • Past Vice-president of thé Ontario Real Estate Association VanDyk, George (x) NASC League. The Hutton defence was caught off guard and allowed three quick goals, the first on a" breakaway and the third by an unguarded centre in front of the net. The Truckers didn't get discouraged and got back into the game when a pass from behind the net by Jeff Hughes to Colin Ga- linski resulted in their first goal. Although the team was shorthandea, Alex Walcer managed a breakaway but was unable to score a point. McKenzie Park then capitalized capitalized on the man advantage to once again gain a three goal lead. Early in the second period, period, Hutton was unable to narrow the lead when Peter Schoep failed to score on a breakaway. Moments later, another Hutton breakaway, this time by Hughes, resulted in the team's second goal,. The assist was credited to Schoep. One minute later,, Hughes, behind the Oshawa net, passed- the puck out front to Ben Medd- who neatly neatly put it past the goalterider. Thé one goal lead by Oshawa was soon increased to two but before the second period was over, Hughes put the puck between tne goal- tender's legs, scoring the Truckers' fourth goal. During During the second period, the Truckers created many opportunities opportunities and had many close calls. Hutton Transport scored the only goals of the third period to win the game 6-5. Mike Ferguson tied the game on a hard shot from right wing. Brad Read earned the assist. It wasn t until the last minute of the game that Ferguson, again assisted by Read, scored the winning goal. The Truckers were very pleased with their comeback and their exciting ending to the game. Later the same day, the Truckers hosted North Oshawa in the Orono Arena and led by Jeff Hughes' third hat trick of the season, skated to a 6-0 victory. Other goals were scored by Curtis Courneyea, Paul Hollingsworth Hollingsworth and Peter Schoep. Assists Assists were earned by Les McCrory, Brian Hogenhout, Jeff Hughes and Greg Knox. Ryan Stainton earned a well deserved shutout, his third of the year. During an Oshawa power play, Stainton made a beautiful glove save on a breakaway, and then moments moments later, did the same on a three man breakaway On October 29th Carter's Bakery Novices opened the new hockey season with a 5- 2 victory over the All Canadians. Canadians. Die score was not indicative indicative of the play, as it was a very tight game but Carter's Carter's came away with a few breaks. Scorers for Carter's were: Paul Drummond 3 goals, Richard Saloman 1 goal 1 assist, Chris Baumhauer 1 goal 1 assist, and Mark Ste- § hen, Chad Dickens, and elf Carter gathering assists. Nick Adams played a standout game in goal for the Baker's. ' Good game guys. On November 5th Carter's Carter's and Victoria and Grey played a great defensive game, coming away deadlocked deadlocked at 1 each. Both Nick Adams and Andrew Andrew Pitt played great goal for their respective teams. Goal scorers on the day were: Richard "Sniper" Saloman Saloman for Carter's and Dave Clark for V&G. Garter's suffered a severe set back at the 4 minute mark of the game as their leading scorer, and team leader, Paul Drummond collided collided with a goal post that resulted resulted in Paul breaking his arm. The team will miss Paul s offensive power and leadership; leadership; like Los Angeles without without Getzky or Robitaille. The team and parents wish Paul a speedy recovery and good luck. HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THE RINK VERY SOON! P.S. Paul, if you need à tape recorder for your home work, I'll loan you mine. - Jeff. Burlington FACTORY AUTHORIZED Than s a time, iimit on this ' brioe/ 1405 King St E., 0shaw3 433-0135 ' Hours: Mon., Tues,, Wed. 8 am - 5:30 pm Thurs., Frl. 8 am - 8 pm Sat. 9 am - 4 pm VISA On November 14th Vote For ERIC GAREAU Local Council - Ward 2 (Bowmanville) VOTE FOR and ELECT GAREAU, Eric