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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 17,1992 Section Two Isabelle Challice New Owner and New Name for Cheese Shop Quote - "If you don't have time to ' do it right, when will you have, time to do it over? Mrs. Norma Long was overnight guest of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings Billings Thursday night following "Birthday "Birthday Party" at church. Congratulations to Town for lovely flower bed at Library also new sien! Also to Horticulture for town beds, planters on Main Street and of course our lovely new cenotaph job. Several from Orono attended the high school reunion held in Newcastle over past weekend. Nlrs. Edith Taylor and daughter Mrs. Anna-Marie Thomson, Oshawa, were recent luncheon guests of Mrs. Kay Beggs, Pontypool. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, Bowmanville (formerly (formerly Orono residents) on their recent 45th wedding anniversary. A family dinner party was held Sunday evening at Orono Dutch Oven. Mrs. Lynn Kimmett and daughter Becky, Lindsay were Saturday visitors ■ with her mother, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. •;E. Billings. Mrs. Edith Taylor attend the recent ; piano recital held last Monday night in St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville Bowmanville where her two granddaugh-. tors, Pamela and Lisa Draper performed. performed. Their teacher is Mrs. Dorothy Payne (nee Rowe) formerly from Orono. Orono. Mrs. Inez Harris apd Mrs. Annie Fisher, Kirby, attended 1 the Blue Jays game in Toronto at the Dome, Friday night. Too bad they lost! Mr. and Mrs. Orville Challice were Friday luncheon guests'of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Challice, Mill- brook. A very pleasant "Happy Birthday" party was held Thursday, June 11, in Main hall of Orono United Church. It ( was the 30th anniversary of the U.C.W. (United Church Women) and a very large crowd of friends, members members and visitors was in attendance. ■ . Guests were present from Petcrbo- 1 rough, Lindsay, Port Hope, Oshawa ; and surrounding areas. Well over one hundred enjoyed a ; delicious buffet dinner, and Mrs. Mina i Clappison gave a very meaningful ; Grace, before dinner. There were 12 seated at head table and a beautiful table arrangement, a gift from St. Saviour's ladies, graced the table. There were (9) past Presidents Presidents present. Isabelle Challice, a past president, ; welcomed the crowd and chaired the ^meeting through the evening. Mrs. ; Olive Millson introduced the head ta- • ble and each in turn gave a few com- ' ments. Reverend. Clappison, our one and only gentleman present, brought vgreetings from session. ! Following dinner, Mrs. Norma ; Long (our first president) and Mrs. Shelley Wright, (President of Oshawa Presbyterial) cut the lovely birthday : cake, all Past Presidents served the cake and ice cream to the guests. Mrs. Doreen Wood then handed out song sheets and a very rousing sing along was enjoyed, with Mrs. Joyce Gray at piano. Mrs. Betty Chatterton Chatterton rend the minutes of inaugural meeting of 1962. Norma Long then showed many interesting slides, taken ; through the 23 years she and her husband husband Basil were here in Orono. Of course this brought back many happy memories of weddings and then of ; course some sad ones of members now deceased. i Mrs. Arlyne Ayre, our guest soloist - rendered the ever beautiful solo "Trees", accompanied by Joyce Gray, i Marie Tamblyn gave an excellent : short meditation based on "Lydia", a ; famous woman of the bible. A sure hit of the evening was the humorous skit by ladies of unit #4. Judy Van Dyke ' gave a running commentary on the story of "The Surprised' Burglar," and guess who the burglar was? None oth- er than Donna Scott! The old lady of " the house, none other than Joyce Cow- r an! This brought the house down, r when finally the burglar "asked" to be ' shot, rather than marry the old lady! ; Olive Millson showed slides of lo- • cal folks and a real "oldie" of the • church (previous) being burnt! .1 Isabelle gave thanks to all guests, j to all who had helped and a very spe- ■< cial thank you to Carol Yco, Donna | Morrison and the girls of C.G.I.T. 5 who had performed all the "cleaning up" duties. Past Presidents and guests at head table included - Reverend and Mrs. Clappison, Mrs. Shelley Wright, £ Oshawa Presbyterial, Norma Long, jJ Betty Chatterton, I. Challice, Olive Millson, Joan Hodge, Lois Brown, Donna Scott, Marie Tamblyn, Doreen Wood. All Past Presidents were given lovely corsages. Many enjoyed the displays, old quilts, books and archives, archives, even old wedding gowns! Sunday School Party Call to worship given by S.S. Superintendent Superintendent Norecn Nixon and piano prelude given by Ian Vanderschee. Report from pastoral Relations Committee Committee Gordon Worry. The pretty vases vases of Carnations, placed in loving memory of Lome Bowins, and placed by wife Jennie. Scripture Readings - "The Good Samaritan" given by Norecn Nixon. Presentations, of diplomas, seals and pins. Our Sunday School Teachers: Liz VanderSchec, Pamela Worry, Patti Boyd,. Sandra Topper, Grace Coat- ham, Gail Empey, Carla Worry, Adcle Nixon, Suzanne Mullen, Debbie Copping, Copping, Sharon Weeks, Janet Standcvcn, Kevin McCartney, and Dalorcs McMillan. Our thanks to the nursery staff: Jenny Goodmurphy, Sheila, Joanna and Judy Van Dyke, Chris Coatham, Rachel VanHamburg, Donna Morrison, Morrison, Cindy and Michelle Ross, Katrina, Katrina, Tamara and Denise Kent. They have faithfully looked after our babies this past year. Special presentation to Mrs. Debbie Debbie Copping who today received her 15 year pin for perfect attendance. This is surely a record as she started as a little girl and now is married and her children received perfect attendance attendance awards! Congratulations Debbie. Debbie. In appreciation gifts to Ian Vanderschee Vanderschee for his gift of music and to superintendent Norecn Nixon for her splendid leadership. Given by Pam Worry with words of thanks, Special guests, of Anniversary - Again the group "Raised Hands" a group of dedicated dedicated young folks from "Trulls Road" Free Methodist Church. As usual excellent excellent story-telling with the cutest puppets! The children as ' well as adults thoroughly enjoy this talented group. Greeters at doors - Suzanne and Holly Mullen and Adele Nixon. Ushers _ Liz VanderSchec, Pam Werry, Debbie Copping, Sharon Weeks. Birthday Greetings - Christopher Weeks, June 16, Jennifer Barnard June 17. Summer Services Beginning Sunday July 5th we will be sharing services with Newcastle. Orono will host services on July 5, 19, and August 2. Kirby will host services on July 12~and July 26th. All services will begin at 10 a.m. Newcastle services services are August 9, 16, .23, 30th and September 6th. A summer barbecue is being planned for Wednesday, July 29th, more details later! Town Hall Card Party Twelve tables of euchre at the weekly card party held Wednesday, June 10 and following winners. Doreen Green 88, Clara Meulman 84, Don Thompson 82, J.D. Moffat 75, Hazel Pigott 74. Low Score - Carl Todd Lucky draws - May Tabb 2, Myrtle Gimblett, Clara Meulman, Bca Robinson, Robinson, Joyce Cowan. Euchre every Wednesday night last night June 24, 8 p.m. Will again resume after Orono Fair in September. Sr. C's Meeting Monthly meeting held Thursday, June 11 at 1:30 p.m. in I.O.O.F. hall. President Inez Harris welcomed everyone everyone 'and a short business meeting followed. Euchre was enjoyed in afternoon with 5 tables playing. Hilda Caswell 65, May Tabb 63, Inez Harris 58. Bingo Card Winner - Hilda Caswell. Caswell. Lucky Cup winner - May Tabb. Next meeting October 8 at 1:30 in I.O.O.F. hall. Attendance Pins Presented for Sunday School Perfect attendance for 2 year Wreath Josh Moffat, Chris McCartney, McCartney, John David Tinkler, Katie Tinkler. Tinkler. Third Year Bar Kimberley Coat- ham. Third Year Bar 4 Year Seal Christopher Christopher Moffat, means. 3 years perfect attendance and'4 years of going to Sunday school. . Five year bar- 6 years Seal Michelle Michelle Moffat, 6th year bar, 7 year seal Andrew Coatham, 7th year bar Jim Coatham, Amanda Coatham. Special one for Debbie Copping of 15 years who came to Sunday school for many years and then continued on as a teacher and her 2 sons Kevin and Brad with 6 years perfect attendance. Certificates for being members of our Sunday school - Leanne Topper, Matthew Barnes, Brittany Robinson, Gillian Barnes, Hilary Barnes, Emma Lunn, Sarah Schoenmaker, Justine Fernandez, Scott Henderson, Robyn Henderson, Shawn Farrow, Holly Mullen, Matthew Moffat. 3 year Seal - Emily McMillan, Lisa Lunn, Heather Maitland, Melissa Farrow, Farrow, Michelle Henderson, Amanda Gustar, Jennifer Henderson, Michael McMillan. 4 year Seal - Sable Empey, Michael Michael Boyd, Jessica Standcvcn, Jen- ette Standcvcn, Colin Maitland, Diana Boremans. 5 year Seal - Adam Kent, Gerrit Van Dyke, Rebecca Boyd, Hailey Em- ■ pey. 6 year Seal - Katie O'Neill, Jessica Walters, Justin Standcvcn, Chris Weeks. 8 year Seal - Alison Finlay, Wayne Worry, Cameron Kent, Andra Kent, Greg Finlay, Jeff Finlay. 9 year Seal - David Allin, Kelly O'Neill. 10 year Seal - Cindy Ross, Debbie Barber, Miranda Weeks, Stephen Barber, Barber, Jeremy Weeks. 11 .year Seal- Tonya Allin, Jamie Kent, Carla Werry. 13 year Seal - Tamara Kent. 14 year Seal - Katrina Kent. Bibles presented to Christopher Weeks, Brad Copping, Justin Stande- ven, Michelle Moffat, Andrew Coatham Coatham for moving from primary to the Junior Department. Ian VanderSchec was given a gift for playing piano at Sunday School. Suzanne Mullen for teaching the class 4 and 5 year old (flowers). Where does a mouse go to satisfy its hunger for some delicious cheese? How about the 115 Mousetrap Mousetrap just south of Clarke High School. Here, new owner Glenice Risen and nieces and nephews: Sonny, Nicole, Shaun, Geoff and Bradley help with the cutting of the ribbon by Town of Newcastle Mayor Diane Ham re. Mice (and humans) will find a selection of homemade fruit spreads, honey in large and small containers plus ice creams and maple syrup for their non-cheese urges. Remember: even if the name is unchanged on the outside of the store, the management is different,on the inside. "The new signs are to go up over the summer, " said Ms Eisen. M' 183 Queen St. Port Perry, Ont. L9L 1B8 (416) 985-8234 v 55n v Settlement House Shone HOURS: Mon-Thur &. Sat 9:30 - 5:30 Fri 'til 9 pm Sun 12 - 5 Browse through our wonderful collection of shops "A Unique Shopping Experience" 5 beautiful shops and a café. Everything from country clothing to furniture. LONGEST DAY OF THE YEAR SALE Saturday, June 20th - 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. OFF IN ALL OUR SHOPS Van Belle Floral Shoppes much more than a flower store! 4 STORES • Highway No. 2 • King St. W., Oshawa • Slmcoe SI, N„ Oshawa • 100 Dundas St. W„ ( Whitby Trademark ol Van Bello Gardens Lid. 4 STORE! 4 799 BLOOR ST. W., OSHAWA 404-0525 NO GIMMICKS IfT l&Æ&ll Boneless New York Striploin Steaks Aged 21 - 28 days for optimum tenderness and taste. 16" 21 box 99 6 x 8 oz. box "FTTHl Microwave or @511 Oven Ready Sole Seafood "| 99 Elites A cach Choose from: Scallop and Crab Moat, Lemon and Wild Rico or Broccoli and Mozzarella cheese, each wrapped In a succulent solo fillet. Only 150-190 calories per 135 g. portion. Sold Individually. 'S New York Style Cheese ^ Cake ^ 99 1.25 lb. 7"cake All natural - Thaw 'n' Serve. Black Forest or Chocolate Swirl. You can help strike out Ileitis and Colitis. p Cju| Our No. 1 Selling tijniliifnj B ec f Burgers Tasty ^ Burgers / 2' Produced exclusively for M & M Meat Shops by J. M. Schneider. 20 x 3,2 oz, burgers. Authentic - Precooked Oktoberfest Sausage iot lerfest Sausage" It is the official "Oktoberfest Sausage" by J.M. Schneider. 16-18 pieces. TO Oven Ready "Fingers" Chicken m -- Strips J.5 Solid strips of chicken breast with a crispy broad crumb coaling. 99 31b. box Individually ^ Frozen - Skinless Boneless Chicken Breasts -i ^99 15 Tender, juicy and wholesome. 31b. box All proceeds to: THE CANADIAN FOUNDATION FOR ILEITIS AND COLITIS Saturday, June 20, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 133 King Street E., Bowmanville Prices in effect until Sat., June 27th OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. - Wed. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Thurs, - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m, Sal. 9 3.111. - 6 p,m. Sun, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m, H 697-1202