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I 1 Annual Party for Orono Church Choir Section Two Orono News Quote "The Good old days are neither better nor worse than the ones we're living through right now. (These are the good old days, the next generation will hear so much about.) Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mages, (nee Dorothy Hogg) Mill St. North, who were married Saturday June 15, in St. Saviour's Saviour's Church with Rev. Hall officiating. Reception was held in C.N. Tower, Toronto, Toronto, following service. Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland Sutherland attended the 50th anniversary of the Ajax munitions munitions factory (1941-1991). Many from our areas worked in the wartime,, in Ajax. There was a large crowd of over 300 in attendance attendance and witnessed the unveiling unveiling of the historical plaque. The event was planned by the Ajax Historical Historical Bd. Mrs. Leila Werry has returned returned home after enjoying a very enjoyable visit with her son John, wife Janice and family, Fort Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, Alberta. While there all took part in a visit of the large "Dow" plant, near the city. Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were overnight guests of daughter Denise and family, Peterborough, last Sunday evening. On Monday enjoyed enjoyed a tour of "Mary Crest" nursing home, where Denise is employed. Later guests of daughter Doretta arid Murray Murray Brown for "Fathers day" dinner out. Another very enjoyable bus trip, to Stony Lake, complete complete with a boat cruise and courtesy of Lome Atkins, tour director. Many from Orono and areas and this Wednesday another fun trip to Hamilton, to see "Geritol Follies," and dinner. Town Hall Card Party Held in Orono Town hall June 19, with 10 tables playing playing euchre and following results; results; High scores - Ruth Grady 84; Grace Coatham 83; Jean Allen and Alf Pi- gott tied 81; Art Compton 79. Low score Walter Mur- £ iy. ' Lucky draws Dora cDonald 2; Marg Todd, Jean Allen: Doreen Green. The last night of euchre for this season is June 26 at 8 p.m. Our parties will resume resume after fall fair in Sept. Church Choir Party Our annual get-together for choir members was again held at the attractive home of Carol Hooper and family. We always look forward to the pleasant surroundings and of course our pot-luck dinner is indeed a festive occasion! occasion! The dining table looked lovely with a beautiful beautiful flower arrangement in centre of table, a gift to host and hostess for the generous sharing of their home. Following the buffet dinner, dinner, all retired to outdoors, to enjoy food and fellowship. A table was brought out, with a very pretty, decorated decorated ' cake (made by Joyce Gray) in form of Book. This in honor of our Minister Rev. Fred Milnes who leaves here, end of August. Miss Dorothy Barnett, acting as chairman expressed expressed our sincere regrets at losing Fred, as our minister, minister, but particularly as an excellent member of our choir. Fred cut the cake and was presented an attractive, leather monogrammed desk portfolio and a well signed card. After voicing his thanks, all enjoyed the pretty pretty cake and ice-cream. . It is an accepted fact, choir members never get together together without "singing up" a storm, and this evening, no exception. With our trusty leader Stella Morton at piano we came up with a goodly assortment assortment of music, even some good harmony! A vote of thanks to our host and hostess for having us and the evening proclaimed proclaimed a total success! 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Can you believe this? 4-T Club Party Beautiful vases of snapdragons snapdragons enhanced the dining dining tables at the monthly meeting of the members of Orono 4-T club. Flowers courtesy of the local Apple Blossom Shop and our grateful grateful appreciation for their thoughtfulness. Meeting held Thursday evening June 20, with 44 in attendance. President Bertha White welcomed welcomed everyone, especially our newest member Mrs. Merle Cox, and Grace was sung. As usual, a delicious array array of salads, jellos meats and desserts greeted the guests and soon disappeared. disappeared. For business period John Noble gave minutes of previous previous meeting and treasurer Benny Woodward gave financial financial reports. It was also reported 2 new trees had been planted in memoiy of departed members. Gladys Woodward reported for sunshine sunshine club and reported sending out cards and thank you's to Kinsmen club for providing our bingo games, to Orono school for cards to Srs. to Barbara Cowan for gift of Micro-wave to complex complex from our departed member Mrs. Norma Jones. Benny reported that at the recent Sr. . Citizens Northview Centre, Oshawa, 6 complex members attended attended and Benny W. received first prize in carpet bowling, and Gladys Ogden's team came 2nd in team play. Isabelle Challice reminded reminded us June was designated Sr. Citizens month, and read several articles "What it means to be a Sr.!" Happy Birthday was sung to all June birthdays namely- Mrs. E. Billings; Mrs. Jennie Bowins Bruce Tennant; Betty Fraser; Ted Coombs; Pearl Cousins. A reminder to all mem bers, our annual barbecue will be held August 15 at 5:30 p.m. here at complex. Men will do cooking and Gladys Brown will get musical musical entertainment. The evening closed with Gladys at piano and all joining joining in for a lively sing song. Orono United Church News Pretty vases of grasses and daisies adorned the altars altars of Orono United Church for Sunday morning service. We were happy to have 2 long time former members with us, in persons of Everett Everett and Gladys Brown, now of Peterborough. . Ushers were Jake, Sylvia and Jan Vanderschee and Cliff Terrill. Terrill. The choir rendered "Faith ■ is the Answer" at the service. service. Happy Birthday greetings greetings to Eleanor Terrill June 23; Jennie Bowins June 24; Inez Harris June 25; Ed Millson June 25; Vicky Hardy Hardy June 28. Choir- There will be no further choir practice until next September for gospel sing at Orono fair. Sympathy of community to tne families of the late Ken Jackson, Mill St. who passed away suddenly Sunday Sunday morning, June 23 at his home. Body resting at Morris Morris Funeral home, Bowman- ville. Visitation Mon. and Tues. 2-4 p.m., 7-9 p.m. Funeral Funeral will be held in Coe Hill Wed. June 26. Sunday afternoon a very impressive service was held in Lang Chapel, with Rev. Fred Milnes officiating. Beautiful music was supplied supplied with Mrs. Gladys Brown, Peterborough and Rev. Milnes rendering two lovely duets, "Because He Lives" and "It is well with my Soul." The cemetery looked lovely lovely and congratulations to our Jr. gardeners who again sponsored a very successful sale of baskets for decoration decoration day. Their grateful thanks to all who supported their fund-raising event. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago, Newcastle were Saturday evening callers at the Chal- lices and brought us a glowing glowing account of their exciting and enjoyable trip to Ont. Horticulture Convention, held this year in Sault St. Marie. (The Crago's accompanied accompanied the George Buck- ley's.) One of the nest conventions conventions ever and the ones in charge are to be congratulated congratulated on the excellent accommodations accommodations (Ramada Inn) en tertainment and food provided provided to all. Reserve the date July 4, for the popular "Salad dinner" dinner" to be held in I.O.O.F. hall and sponsored by the ladies ladies of Heather Rebekah's lodge. All proceeds to raise funds for new roof needed by lodge. Call lodge members for tickets. Forgot to mention a very important date for all United United Church Members - Orono - Kirby Charge congregational congregational meeting to be held Tues. July 9 at 7:30 p. m., in main hall, Orono United Church. This is a very important important meeting for everyone! everyone! To meet with Oshawa Presbytery representatives to set up a pastoral relations committee and begin the search for a new minister. Be sure to attend, your participation participation is needed. Mrs. Pat Dolstra, Oshawa was a Saturday visitor visitor with Mrs. Jennie Bowins. Bowins. Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were guests of son Donald for dinner party in Lindsay on Sunday afternoon along with Miss Kerry Lynn Challice. Challice. All then visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aiken, Lindsay. Congratulations to Kenneth Kenneth Munneke, son of Albert and Barbara Munneke, Cavan Cavan Ont., who graduated June 18 from Humber College, College, Toronto, with two degrees degrees in architecture. Also attending the graduation were his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Munneke, Orono. Toast to the Queen Becomes Hot Topic The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 26,1991 Forthcoming Marriage by Frank Lawson Toastmasters (TM) is a large international organization organization with clubs around the globe. We sometimes get together together at district, regional, or even international conferences. conferences. More often however, getting together means a to join Toastmasters and have your say on this and many other issues. We meet Tuesday night at St. John's Church, Temperance and Queen, at 7:30, all are welcome. welcome. Summer meetings will be on July 9 and 23 and August August 6 and 20. Regular weekly meetings will begin on September 6th. For more information please call TM Connie Nelson 623-2243 or TM Irene Konzelmann 983- 9423. H- T^onten *WedcUtu^ Jane Ann Porter and Norman Norman Bruce Tillson were united in marriage on Saturday, Saturday, April 20,1991, during a pretty candlelight ceremony in their home in Orono. The Rev. S. McEntyre officiated. The bride in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Eraser of Whitby, Ont. The groom is the son of Mrs. Florence Tillson of Bowmanville, Ont. and the late Bruce Tillson. Given in marriage by her parents," the bride wore a champagne silk-brocade cocktail suit trimmed in heritage heritage lace. Mrs. Marie Lazenby of Whitby served as matron of honor. Mrs. Florence Tillson served as her son's "Best Man." The usher was Jeremy Potter, son of the bride. Krysta Potter, daughter of the bride, sang a beautiful rendition of "As Long As You Both Shall Love." An afternoon reception was held at the Oddfellows' Hall in Orono. The couple then honeymooned in Niagara Niagara Falls. The reside in Orono. Orono. Showers The bride attended several several showers prior to hèr marriage. marriage. A Weekenders clothing clothing shower was hosted by the groom's mother, Mrs. Florence Tillson. Family and friends attended a Sunday Sunday tea hosted by the matron matron of honor, Mrs. Marie Lazenby. The bride's coworkers coworkers held ■ a surprise shower hosted by Mrs. Ann Smith. joint meeting with another local club. That is what happened happened on June 18th when the Oshawa TM club joined us. One position filled at every every meeting is that of the grammarian, who not only spies for bad english but also presents the meeting with a word of the day. Last week's work was oscillate (to swing). The word fit the meeting as just about everything everything oscillated back and forth between Bowmanville (B) and Oshawa (O) Toastmasters. Toastmasters. The meeting was chaired by Connie Nelson (B) with the help of Pam Norbraten (O) as table topics master, Sher Leetooze (B) as Toastmaster Toastmaster and Dave Chilvers (O) as general evaluator. Best speaker was won by Marg Kropf (B) for a very touching tale of Katey and the Cat. Best Evaluator went to Wayne Norbraten (D). Best Table topics went to Mat Parliament. The business meeting was once again dominated by the question we talked about here last week. Should a toast to the Queen at the beginning of the meeting meeting be dropped? This week the loyalist seemed to have the upper hand on the debating debating floor. Avril Bums (O) delivered an emotionally charged rebuttal in the Queens favor, scoffing at the 'minor' people who might be offended by such a toast. Avril Avril won the Spark Plug trophy trophy for her efforts but once again a vote could not be taken due to time constraints. constraints. This issue is clearly not dead, nor will it go away without a vote but now that summer is here the debate may have to continue in September. Once again I enjoin you Cancer can be beaten. Please support our April campaign CANADIAN I * soottf , CANAOENNC DU ONCE* si. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Roy, R.R. #4, Bowmanville, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, daughter, Deb, to Steve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips, Tyrone. They are to be united in marriage, July 13, 1991, at Tyrone United Church. TOWN OF NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUMMER DAY CAMP REGISTRATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR SUMMER DAY CAMP PROGRAM IS FOR CHILDREN 5 TO 12 YEARS OF AGE. 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