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1 Christmas Cantata Service in Orono Sunday The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 13,1989 Orono News Quote--"Retirement is when you spend the afternoon afternoon deciding which television television shows to watch in the evening, so you'll have something something to think about in the morning." Mrs. Kay Beggs, Ponty- pool was last Thursday luncheon guest of Mrs. Edith Taylor and daughter Anna-Marie Thomson, and also visited Mr. Charles Taylor in Strathaven. Mrs. Lyn Kimmett, Lindsay, Lindsay, was last Thursday luncheon guest with her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and aunt, Mrs. E. Billings. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Storsbergen who renewed their marriage vows last Tuesday evening in Orono United Church, on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Reverend Reverend Milnes officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa, were Sunday Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Billings. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice were last Wednesday evening evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland on the occasion of the wedding wedding anniversary of Peter ana Donna Sutherland Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mrs. Denise Warren, Amanda and Corey have returned returned home to Peterborough, Peterborough, after spending last week at her parents home, the O. Challices. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm, Yelverton were last Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples. Staples. The Orono "Mellotones" Orchestra were guest artists at the Victoria County Sr. Citizens banquet and evening evening last Thursday, December December 7. At the Sunday School Concert in church on Sunday Sunday a presentation was made to retiring superintendent superintendent Mrs. Pamela Werry, for her many years of excellent service. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples were dinner guests of her niece, Mr. and Mrs. | Michael Nicota, Whitby, on Saturday evening. Horticulture Christmas Party Good attendance at the annual Christmas meeting and show'of Orono HorticuL-:- 1 ture Society on Thursday night, December 7 in Main hall of Orono U. Church. Mrs. Donna Hutton chaired the meeting in absence absence of president Doreen Lowery. Donna will be our new president in ' January and she welcomed all. "O Canada" wad sung with Mary Caswell at piano. Secretary Secretary Carol Mostert gave minutes and several items of business were completed. Donna welcome our special guests, Miss Anne Bourke, District Director, and Mrs. Verna Robinson Pres. Bowmanville Bowmanville Society and also Miss Doreen Perrett. Miss Bourke brought greetings and congratulated the Orono society on the excellent excellent job of providing the first Jr. Dist. Convention back in October. Mrs. Minnie Minnie Zegers, on behalf of Jrs. presented Anne with a very cute place mat .made by our Jr. members. Mrs. Mary Caswell was at piano for an enjoyable carol sing. Mrs. Adele McGill introduced introduced our guest speaker Mr. Bill Bunting (former Supt. of jour local Natural Resources. Resources. He showed excellent slides of wild flowers, both locally and from the Gana- raska Conservation areas. A splendid commentary along with slides was enjoyed by all. His photography is excellent excellent and amazing to see such beauty in the wildflow- Isabelle thanked pol Tu ers. our )) B\ ■HEALTHY LUNGS ARE A HOLE IN ONEI Support your local Lung Association 436-1046 speaker. Many lucky draws were held and the results of the Christmas show were given out. Mr. and Mrs. David Harrison, Harrison, Newcastle were our capable judges for show. There were 11 exhibitors and 52 exhibits. Two classes drew much attention - the filled basket of cones and dried materials were most attractive with bows etc., and the other exciting class "Let There Be Light," was lanterns and/or lamps lighted lighted and prettily decorated. The judges had their work cut out for them as many classes were excellent. Mrs. Cory DeJonge won "Best arrangement in decorative decorative classes, donated by Mrs. Doreen Lowèry, also most points in show" also Mrs. Doreen Lowery, also most points in show. Mrs. Minnie Zegers won "judges choice", with her interesting houseplant. Prizes donated by Rekkers Gardens. Mrs. .'.Carol: Mostert-won the Van Belle special for most entries entries through the year. Isabelle gave the results from classes and congratulated congratulated the winners. A very tasty and attractive attractive lunch closed another memorable meeting, we wish to thank the lunch committee of Mrs. Margaret Gunter, Mrs. Marjorie Lowery Lowery and Mrs. Edna Taylor (Watson). Unit Christmas Parties Approximately 35 members members and husbands of unit #1, enjoyed their annual Christmas pot-luck dinner in main hall of Orono United United Church on Wednesday December 6 at noon. Following Following the delicious dinner, their leader Mrs. Dorothy Barnett welcomed everyone and read out a thank you from Mrs. Griffin re the layette layette we donated to Bowmanville Bowmanville hospital. We are catering catering to the Heather Rebekah dinner on December 12. Roll Call was answered "Something we remembered Christmas gone by," and this was most interesting! The Committee in charge - Thelma Gilbank, Mary Berry Berry and Doris Wannan. Several readings and "Away in a Manger" was sung. From the book "Christmas "Christmas Legends", the following readings were given, Mary Berry "Christmas Candles" "Pointsettias" by Thelma, "Legend of the Christmas Tree" by Doris Wannan, and "Evergreen Wreath" and "Three Wise Men", was given given by Thelma Gilbank. Mary Berry closed meeting with prayer, and "Silent Night was sung. Sixteen ladies of unit #3 enjoyed their Christmas meeting with a very tasty t-luck dinner at noon, on uesday, December 5, in main hall of church. Isabelle Challice gave grace and all enjoyed the delicious casseroles, casseroles, salads and desserts. Dorothy Bailey welcomed the ladies and called meeting meeting to order. We are sorry to lose Dorothy as our leader, and now Adele McGill will be our contact person.' Gladys Gladys Gamsby will again be our secretary Leila Weny will be our treasurer, Ruth Allin will fill in as Secretary, while Gladys is in south. Each member of unit brings an item for program and many delightful stories. Some from the stories of au- ' thors of our Christmas carols. carols. Some quite amusing and some quite sad but enlightening! enlightening! This does make for a splendid mixed program and all take part- Town hall Card Party Smaller than usual crowd at weekly card party, Wednesday December 5, in town hall, with 8 tables playing. High Scores Hilda Caswell Caswell 99 Norma Moffat 83, Bernice Partner 76, Don Thompson 74, Carlos Tam- blyn 73. Low score - Ruth Grady. Lucky draws - Fred Yeo, Carlos Tamblyn, Bernice Partner Euchre every Wednesday night 8 p.m except December December 20 when euchre will be held at I.O.O.F. hall: ?-i V- Sunday School Service A very large crowed of parents, friends, neighbours and members of Orono United United Church attended the Annual Annual White Gift and Sunday school concert, on Sunday morning December 10. Carlos Tamblyn led the congregation ana choir in the singing of Christmas Carols. Mrs. Noreen Nixon gave the Prayer of approach and Mrs. Donna Scott in absence of Mrs. Marlene Ross led the lighting of Advent Candle with readers Jennifer Barnard Barnard and lighter Andrea Hartman. Second candle represents "Joy". The front of the church was beautiful- .0 *100?° OFF THE SUPREME PAINT SERVICE $499,95 NOW $399" Chemical Cleaning, Thorough Surface Sanding, Machine Sanding Most Chips and Scratches, Prime and Block Sand Feathered Areas as Required, Full Coat of Primer Sealer, Refinish with Durability Plus Cgtalyzed Enamel, Apply Integrated Coat of Gloss Extending U.V. Sun Screen, Oven Baked Finish. OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 31/89 Vain, Ducks (mil conwcui vcliicli.n Uy eslimaio Must ii]|i,in iiml lioUywwk e>lm I OFFER COOO WITH PRESENTATION OF AD ONLY MAAC0 Auto I 1 ,Hilling 6 DodyvioikiaiuinUepenileiil liimclmt'i cl MAAC0 Cnier- pines I'ncei A Lows may vaiy, ly decorated by Sunday School and the children and teachers are to be congratulated congratulated for such a splendid job. The boxes of White Gifts were filled to overflowing and the special service "The Joy of Christmas" was written written by Steven K.. Burkum. We congratulate Noreen Nixon and Liz Vanderschee for their leadership and Bev. Rorabeck for her help, along with all teachers. Teachers include - Debbie Copping, Pamela Werry, Delores McMillan, Grace Coatham, Sharon Weeks, Janet Stan- deven, Noreen Nixon, Liz Vanderschee. Special music by Sunday school was provided provided by two excellent young musicians, Ian Vanderschee and Jeff Walters. Greeters at doors - Murray Murray and Delores McMillan. Birthday greetings - Stella Stella Carson - December 11, Kevin Scott - December 11, Garret Beth - December 13. "Living Nativity" Wednesday December 20 and Thursday December 21 and Friday December 22. at 7:30 p.m. St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville. This is always an excellent presentation, presentation, and plan to attend at least one night. Up coming Services ay, (Advent Sunday 3) a special Christmas Cantata Service, presented by Orono United Church choir. This is a musical musical presentation of solos, duets, trios arid quartets. Service is at regular time of 11 a.m. Luncheon following service, and please bring fruit, sandwiches or Christmas Christmas baking and join in for a time of fellowship. Wednesday, December 13, Explorer girls meeting at 6.30 and this will be last meeting until January 10, 1990. New Year's Party - In past years a number of people people have enjoyed this gathering gathering for fun and fellowship but if you would like to have it this year, then some of you will have to volunteer to plan it. If you are interested please call Reverend Milnes at (983-5208). Remember our "Faniily of God" Christmas Tree at front and pick up your paper bell at front of church and fill it in with your name, or a favorite bible verse, favorite favorite carol or "In Memory" of a loved one! Bring next Sunday Sunday to put on the tree or if further information, please call Marlene Ross at (983- 9715). 13 y , .0 - Outstanding Students Selected atM.J. 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