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t Orono Busy with Week-end Visitors » SEAFOOD Orono News " Quote--"The ideal age for children is when they're too. old for baby-sitters and too young to borrow the car"-- ; Sympathy of the Community Community to Mrs. Agnes Wood- yard and family in the loss of their husband and father Ted Woodyard who passed away Tuesday, February 6. Funeral took place Friday from Morris Funeral Chapel, Chapel, Bowmanville, with Reverend Reverend Fred Milnes officiating. Remember February is Heart& Stroke month! These diseases kill more Canadians Canadians than all other diseases diseases combined. Welcome your canvassers, Mrs. Betty (Orville) Chatterton is our Orono Captain. Wednesday dinner guests of the 0. Challices, Mr. and Mrs. John Killeen, Lakefield and Mrs. Barbara Munneke, Cavan, on the occasion of the Challices 47th'wedding anniversary. Wednesday evening guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings - Mrs. Joan Hollingsworth, Bethany and Mrs. Marg Gunter. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Taylor, Scarborough, were Saturday Saturday callers with Mrs. Edith Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pi- gott were last Friday evening evening dinner guests of Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Newtonville. Mr. John Robinson recently recently arrived home after holidays in Flori da, ana reports excellent weather in low 80's. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown, Peterborough attended attended the funeral of the late Charles Taylor, on Thursday last, from Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville Bowmanville where Gladys played the organ for the service and also the auto-harp that had been Charlie's. Sr. C's Meeting A good attendance at the monthly meeting of the Oro- no Sr. C's.(Senior Citizens) held Thursday afternoon, February 8 in'the I.O.O.F. hall. Following the short business business period, seven tables of euchre were much enjoyed and following scores. High scores - Dora MacDonald, John Moffat, Bernice Moffat, Low Score - Bill Grady. Bingo Prize - Myrtle Tamblyn. Happy Birthday was sung to Wesley Wood and Pearl Clark. Next meeting Thursday, March 8 at 1:30 p.m. Town Hall Card Party Twelve tables of progressive progressive euchre at the weekly card party in Orono Town hall, Wednesday, February 7 and results - High Scores Charlie Campbell 85, Bill Grady 84, Robin Alldread. and Ruth Grady tied at 80,Jean Bowen 76. Low Score - Art Bedwin. Lucky draws - Madeline Buckley, Dorothy Branch, Ray Staples, Bernice Partner, Partner, Tom Wilson. Euchre every Wednesday night 8 p.m. Ladies are invited invited to bring lunch. U.C.W. News There were 15 ladies at the monthly U.C.W. meeting of unit #1 Wednesday, February February 7 in Main hall of Orono Orono United church. The committee committee in charge of meeting - Dorothy Robinson, Ann Evans and Stella Dennis. The programme theme "Heart", and Dorothy gave article "Gift of Life" (heart). Dorothy Barnett welcomed welcomed the ladies and read poem "Love" and read letter from "Compassion Child" who is now 17 years old. The hymn "Jesus Loves Me" was sung and Dorothy Barnett read a humorous reading "Better to go to Congregational Congregational Meeting", and tnis. was timely, as our own meeting is this week. go Eli Our April meeting is from "Christian Cottage Industry" Industry" information and displays, displays, more details later. A lovely lunch closed a ood meeting and "A White "ephant" table was much enjoyed and added funds to our birthday box. Twelve members at the Unit #3 meeting, held Tuesday Tuesday afternoon, February 6 at the home of Olive Millson. Adele McGill, leader, welcomed welcomed everyone and read several readings. The committee' committee' for meeting, Olive, Jenny Bowins and Isabelle Challice. Jenny read a Valentines poem and Isabelle read scripture reading from Corinthians Corinthians on "Love." The meditation was based on the "Coming Year", and the urgent urgent need of everyone becoming becoming concerned about the serious situation of our world. Isabelle closed with prayer. A jar of valentine hearts was won by Frances Hamm, who guessed the closest number in jar! The lucky cup and saucer was won by Ruth Allin and she won a chocolate valentine. Olive gave an excellent discription of a recent meet-. ing of "Community of Concern", Concern", held in Simcoe Str. United Church. A delicious lunch of as- Wilmot Creek Players Present 'Sweet Arts ! "Sweet Arts" was the title of a performance presented presented by the Wilmot Creek Players on Saturday evening oiiwi xii< _ muuucia ut ehsmbKsS ^three^&ftjTdirected^byVonnie ^ ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. L. Irish New Phone Number Effective immediately 623-0323 SAME LOCATION 191 Church St., Bowmanville Accepting new patients. Clip and Save ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. R. Swan New Phone Number Effective immediately 623-0323 SAME LOCATION 191 Church St., Bowmanville Accepting new patients. Clip and Save sorted breads, relish trays etc. was enjoyed by all. Orono United Church News The annual congregational congregational meeting was held Thursday Thursday February 8 with a pot- luck dinner, preceding the meeting. A delicious assortment assortment of food was enjoyed by all and Reverend Milnes opened meeting with scripture scripture and prayer. Bill Tamblyn Tamblyn acted as chairman, and minutes of 1989 meeting were read and passed. Good reports from the various committees, and church treasurer Ray Dickson Dickson brought in the proposed budget for 1990! O.'Challice read out the nomination committees report report and some of following newly elected members: Life member to session is Mrs. Velma Armstrong. New members for session 1991 - Carlos Tamblyn and Marlene Ross, New member for session 1992 - Bertha White, new members for session session 1995 - Stella Carson. New m'embers of Bd. of Stewards - Mrs. Shirley Moffat Moffat (from U.C.W.) Bill Morrison. Morrison. New members for ushers - Judy Plummer, Clifford Terrill, Dan Walters, Grant and Christopher Yeo. Welcoming committee- Inez Harris. C.E. Committee - Noreen Nixon (from Sunday School) Ministry and Personnel Commitee - Carol Yeo M &S Committee - 2 .members from Kirby. Iris Lambier and Linda DeBar- tolomeo. Reports to Presbytery - Olive and Edward Millson. Donald Staples read out the list of Courtesies. Orono United Church News Beautiful flower arrangements arrangements graced the altar of Orono United Church on Sunday morning, in loving memory of the late Charles Taylor, Ted Woodyard and Mrs. Gloria Wilson. Reverend Reverend Milnes had a'very difficult difficult week with three funerals, funerals, plus regular duties. The beautiful Sacrament of Baptism was held on Sunday Sunday morning, with following babies presented - Kathryn Grace Buckley, daughter of Brian and Mane Buckley. , Emma Leigh and Lisa Marie Lunn, daughter of Larry and Jane Lunn. We welcome these children children into thejfamily of God and àsk God's,Blessing upon ■ them and their'families. Greeters at door - Donald and Donna Scott. Ushers - Dan Walters; Gary And Michelle Ross, Mark Plummer. Birthday greetings to - Dorothy Barnett February 12, Anna Mae Barnard February February 15, Michelle Ross February February 17. Choir rendered a delightful delightful medley, and Hebrew Benediction following the Baptism. Our choir party is Wednesday February 14 at the Dikadel Farms with Dick and Stella Morton as our host and hostess. We again welcome new members members for our choir and are happy to welcome Patricia Storsbergen as our latest new members. Next Sunday is "Bring a Friend Sunday" both for Sunday school and church. There will be lunch following following services and please bring sandwiches and/or sweets. Invite your friends to this Sunday school sponsored sponsored event! Wednesday Februaiy 14th - at 10 a.m. Ladies Fellowship Fellowship at the home of Mrs. Francis Sutton. If you need a ride, please call Fred at 983-5208. Joint Fellowship 8 p.m. Wednesday February 14 at manse. Remember your loved one on Wednesday, Februaiy 14, with flowers and/or card! WhiteWestinghouse CONTINENTAL COLLECTION White on White New European Style The Clean Look •Digllal Timer •Coloured glass door •Euro Style •Deluxe elements 589 •4 Temp. •Aulomallc •Heavy Duty •17 cubic •Spill Shelving •7 day meat keeper •Deluxe styling almond available $1 DRYER WASHER 2 Year War. $C7Q 5 year transmission *389 O/y 10 year tub Heavy Duly Dlshwnshor • Heavy Duty • Pols and Pons • Er $ 449 47 King St. W. 011111 ,n Also available at Peterborough Appliances 225 Hunter St. 748-9781 Bowmanville Appliance Centre 623-8160 Freezers from $ 299 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 14,1990 7 Tiny Doll House to Raise Funds for Newcastle Lioness : Ws I Lynda Willsher, Jackie Oke and Lorraine Lover Story and photo by Bob Willsher. Shown above working on the Newcastle Lioness Club's doll house, from left to right are, Lioness '> f'/'VÀ ■I Mite: Tuition Not all the new homes being being built in Newcastle Village Village are in the subdivisions. In fact there is one house that escaped the lot levies, building permits, building inspectors and all of the other other bureaucratic entanglements entanglements that are the way of life for so many builders today. today. This unique home is in fact the one that is under construction in the dining room of Lioness Lorraine Lover on Mill St. North. A very special home for a very special fund raising project. In the fall of 1989 Lion ess Lorraine Lover suggested suggested to the Newcastle Village Lioness club that raffiing off a doll house might be Em excellent excellent means of raising funds for the Club's community community efforts. Everyone agreed and Lorraine set off to get the project under way. She hasn't stopped since. The doll house, which comes in a kit form, has consumed consumed much of Lorraine's free time and that of other Lioness members as well. While the house is in Pre- . cut Pieces it requires extensive extensive planning and fitting to ensure the quality is maintained. maintained. "It has been a challenging and interesting project" said Mrs. Lover during a recent interview. "However, there have been times when I was totally frustrated" she said. ExplEtining, she said "while it is a quality kit things don't always go as planned. I found that the house has a certain order that needs to be followed to make sure the pieces fit properly. It took a couple of time consuming corrections to make me aware of this." The doll house is built to a scale of one inch equals one foot. It has hundreds of wooden pieces that have been carefully fitted and glued together. When the house is finished it will be furnished as well. Mrs. Lover Lover estimates that more than 300 hours have been spent in the construction of the house so far. "It will take 200 more hours to finish the building and get the interior furnished and finished" she added. The roof of the house has been shingled as well. Mrs. Lover explained that each of the 2,100 shingles OSHAWA - Provincial Transportation Minister Bill Wrye has written to Durham Region with the information information that Oshawa will be getting the GO train extension extension into the city in two stages. The purpose of the two-stage proposal is to get GO rail services into the city quicker. The first stage will extend the train from' 'the Whitby terminal to a stop near the VIA station on Thornton Road, south of Highway 401. The second stage would bring the train into the city's east end. Final Final approval of the GO extension depends on results from the environmental assessment act. While no time frame has yet to be put on the project, the mayor of the motor city is hoping for a late 1990 or early 1991 start. was individually glued. The Newcastle Lioness club will be selling tickets • on the draw for the house beginning the end of this month. The draw will be held during the Chamber of. Commerce Fall Festival this September. Mrs. f Lover explained that the money raised from : the project will be used to provide diabetic children the opportunity to go to camp. The program is one operated ; by the Canadian Diabetic Association. The Newcastle, Lioness Club had previously made a donation to the diabetic diabetic unit of Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville. Van Belle Floral Shoppes ...much more than a flower store! 14 STORES .HghveyNe.2 • King St W., Oihm • Simcoe StN., Oohiwi • lOODundasSLW., Whitby TtidtmwU ot Vm Ml Omtolê LU. v i- Wtt " Ml'k/ ' • ' V , , , ' :/ > ,T 1 7^1#. ' \ -'.V' , V.;-' V • w V ' V. ïü ; 1 7 ■ - ■T.v * Hi V:. . ' ' ■ "7 7 .7 : 'fc'! 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