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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 7,1990 Section Two New Officers for Order of Eastern Star : The installing board which presided over the installation of new officers for Order of the Eastern Star is shown above. The front row, from left, includes Shirley Shirley Greenham, Ron Brittain, Eleanor Walker, Beth Teeple and Audrey Martin. In the back row, from left, are: Janet McCracken, Jean Summersford, Moira Archer, Henry Pankratz, Kay Pring, Eleanor Jones, Ken Summersford. and Mary Jewell. The Order of the Eastern Star installed its 1990-91 officers last month. The incoming incoming officers shown above include: (front row from left) Shirley Greenham, Sentinel; Sentinel; Norma Lewis, Assoc. Matron; Ron Brittain, Worthy Patron;, Eleanor Walker, Worthy Matron; Elgin Greenham, Assoc. Patron, Audrey Martin, Secretary. The back row, from left, includes: Hazel Raby, Chaplain; Freda Selema, Conductress; Florence Tillson, Ruth; Linda Thompson, Martha; Wilson Pring, Warder; Kay Pring, Assoc. Conductress; Ann Waller, Electa; ana Viola Barton, Adah. Absent from this photo are: Peggy Boyd, Esther; Helen Lockhart, Treasurer; Margaret Ib- bitson, Marshal; and Annabelle Rickard, organist. The installation ceremony took place on October 23. No Funding for Movie A Canadian filmmaker won't receive any financial assistance from Durham Region Region to make a movie about water quality in the Oak Ridges Moraine. David Latchman asked Regional Council last week for a grant of $40,000 to produce produce a movie which would focus mainly on the Don River River in Toronto. Mr. Latchman is seeking $40,000 from each of the four regions in the Greater Toronto Area (Halton, Peel. York and Durham) and $160,000 from Metro Toron- is a tender and' sensitive to. , area, he explained. The movie has a $400,000 He noted that the film budget to which $165,000 isn't political but was about has already been committed the geography and biomass he said. of the area and about the Mr. Latchman noted TV fragile environment. Ontario and Vision TV were The producer said he both willing to purchase the wasn't seeking a grant but movie before it was made. was asking the Council to "We need a film to talk pay for goods and services in about water quality," he a film being produced, said. "I hope you would want There are 19 waterways to be part of this," he added, in the Greater Toronto Area Council decided not to and the Oak Ridges Moraine provide the grant. Orono News "Life is a series of experiences, experiences, each one of which makes us bigger, even though sometimes it is hard to realize this." - Henry Ford Mrs. Gladys Greenwood and Mrs. Inez Harris have returned home tonight after enjoying a 23 day bus trip to California. Beautiful weather. weather. Good time. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tam- blyn arrived home last Monday, Monday, after attending the Eastern Ontario Breeders Convention in New Brunswick. Brunswick. Our areas have sure enjoyed enjoyed a real "Indian Summer" Summer" type of weather this past few days. I notice fresh seeds already growing in garden, and roses coming out in fresh bloom. Oür daughter in Bowmanville reported reported picking fresh (ever- hearing) raspberries recently. recently. Halloween pasted here very quietly and most little ones had their parents waiting waiting outside for them. Plan to attend the 30th Anniversary Celebration of the Orono Jr. Gardeners (Horticulture) Sat. Nov. 10 in Orono United Church, Main Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. Refreshments, door prizes, displays. Fun competitions. For more information call Lorna Atkins 983-5608 or D.onna Hutton 983-5717. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sherwin and his mother Mrs. Edith Taylor visited Mrs. Ooma Miller, Stream Way Villa, Cobourg, Jane St. last Sunday. Mrs. Miller (formerly Orono) wished to be remembered to all her Orono friends. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Welsh, Salem, were last Thursday luncheon guests of Mrs. Edith Taylor. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, who celebrated 50 years (Golden Wedding Anniversary) on Tuesday Nov. 6. Mr. Donald Challice, Oshawa. was last Wednesday Wednesday night dinner guest at his parents, one O. Challice. Leskard Card Party There were almost nine full tables of progressive euchre euchre at the regular monthly card party, held Thursday Nov. 1 in Leskard Church Hall. High Score: Ruth Grady-75 Margariute Cooper-74 Ken GImblett,-74 Low Score: Phylis Barclay-45 Reg Elliot-45 Lucky Door Prize: Jean Allen Next card party is Dec. 6, at 8 p.m. in church hall. All prizes are donated and will he Christmas baking and/or Christmas gifts. Exciting Trip As we thoroughly enjoyed last week in Deerborn Michigan, Michigan, U.S.A., we thought perhaps our readers would like a small resume of the place. The Heniy Ford Museum Museum and Greenfield Village is an indoor-outdoor museum museum complex. There are 12 acres of public exhibits in the museum. Included are displays in the areas of transportation, communication, communication, agriculture, industry, domestic life ana all manners manners of decorative arts. We found the depression and carnival glass etc. displays really exciting, along with old furniture etc. There are 18 acres of developed developed exhibits ' in Greenfield Greenfield Village made up of shops with live demonstrations, demonstrations, churches, schools etc. It really takes two full days to view all the sights! On the second day of our tour, we visited the 1,200 ■ acre estate, of the late Henry Henry Ford, and this includes the University of Michigan. The tour through the Museum Museum was of course most exciting exciting and commenced with a "spooky" walk through the 300 foot tunnel, from power house to the main house. The exquisite wood carving throughout the house is really beautiful. There are eight bedroomS and 15 bathrooms. bathrooms. The time to really appreciate appreciate the rose gardens would be of course in summer, but as there was no killing frost, many roses were still in bloom. There are 10,000 plants tended by over 20 full time gardeners. These are but a few highlights highlights of a very worthwhile trip to Dearborn, Michigan. Orono United Church News Sunday, Nov. 4 was U.C.W. Sunday and the ladies ladies were in charge of service. service. Mrs. Shirley Moffat, President, welcomed all and gave the children's storytime, storytime, The Old Testament Session given by Betty Chatterton, Chatterton, and the New Testament Testament Lesson by Donna Scott. Special Music by choir-Sweet is The Work- and lovely duet by Stella Carson and Dorothy Bar- nett-Hear My Prayer. Prayer by Isabelle Challice and Thelma Gilbank gave introduction of guest speaker, speaker, Mrs. Magaret Kendall. Our speaker is a resident of Wilmot Creek and formerly formerly from Picton, where she was President of U.C.W. (Belleville Presbytery) for two years. She also served as Stewardship Representative Representative for the "Bay of Quinte Conference)'. Mrs. Kendall brought a splendid message entitled-Serving With What We Have. Greeters at Sunday Service: Service: Marie Tamblyn and Judy Plummer. Ushers: Lynn RodD, Doreen Wood, Glenda Sherwin, and Peggy Blasche. Birthday Greetings: Olive Millson, Nov. 5 Laverene Heard, Nov. 6 Grace Coatham, Nov. 7 Gail Empey, Nov. 10 I've prepared for the GST. Have you? Choir Practice: Wednesday, Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 6:45 p.m. in lower C.E. Hall. We are preparing preparing the Christmas Music and extra singers are most welcome. Please contact anyone in the choir for more information. The Orono United Church Choir is sponsoring a show of ladies fashions on Thursday, Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in tne Upper C.E. Hall. All ladies in community are invited for this interesting evening. Morning services: Sunday, Nov. 11-- Remembrnnce Day Services: Kirby 9:30 a.m. and Orono 11 a.m. Board of Stewarts-- Monday, Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Attention Kirby members. members. Remember to bring in your donations of food for the Food Bank. These are then sent to the Salvation Amy for distribution in our area. Chairman at Home After Now is the time to register. Are you ready for the proposed proposed GST? If not, now is the time to register and prepare. Registration applies to anyone involved In a commercial enterprise. enterprise. This Includes fishing, farming, professional services and many activities carried out by non-profit organizations. Revenue Canada is ready to assist you with information on: ■ How to register and the benefits of doing so ■ What the GST means to your operation ■ Simplified accounting options and administrative procedures ■ Rebates of the Federal Sales Tax ■ How to recover GST on business purchases n GST return and filing options Contact us today. Phone: 1800 461*1082 Telecommunications device for the hearing Impaired: 1800 465*5770 Or drop by the Revenue Canada Excise Office nearest you, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a,m, to 5:00 p.m. Canada's GST. It's good business to prepare now. 1+1 nmnuCftnadâ Dwim el Attise devenue CanAiJd Customs en<J Lieue Canada Leg Surgery Regional Chairman Gary Horromn is recuperating at home after undergoing surgery surgery nt the end of October. The chairman had a acte- riornting bone condition in his upper loft log which was operated on nt Newmarket Hospital on October 23. 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