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-- p® Report fro it Isabelle Challice - < i Orono 783-5824 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, August 5,1992 19 Scugog Cottagers Enjoy Annual Caesarea Regatta Quote - "(a recipe for long life) Eat half as much Sleep twice as much Drink three times as much Laugh four times as much! . Sympathy of community to the relatives relatives and friends of the late Jack Bairstow who passed away suddenly. Funeral was held Tuesday from Northcutt and Elliott Funeral Home. Mr. David Rccsor and friend, Bow- manville were Sunday callers at Mrs. Edith Taylors. Mrs. Audrey McNaul and Miss Margaret Pollock, Oshawa were luncheon guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings at the New Dutch Oven, last Thursday. Mrs. Denise Warren, Amanda and Corey, returned home to Peterborough on Sunday, after holidaying at her parents parents the O. Challices. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Seagcr, Maple Leaf, Ontario have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hilda Caswell. Mrs. Caswell and daughter Carol Seager attended the baby shower for wee Tyler Adam Caswell, in Newcastle Newcastle on Sunday. Really enjoyed the new officially opened "Courtice Flea Market" on Saturday, August 1st. One of Orono's talented musicians Edward Morton, son of Richard and Stella Morton, "Dikadcl Farms", was seen and heard playing the electric piano and singing at the market. One could easily have spent some hours there to view everything. everything. Mrs. Jennie Bowins spent several days visiting her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haslam, Oshawa. Quite a number of Orono folks enjoyed enjoyed a bus trip on Wednesday, courtesy courtesy of Newcastle Sr. Citizens. If you our readers haven't been down the newly constructed Hwy. 115, by all means do so, really quite a new adventure in motoring! Orono United Church News Reverend Clappison gave call to worship on Sunday morning and welcomed welcomed our visitors from Newcastle and Kirby. Hay Bay Church continues their Bicentennial summer services this Sunday 3 p.m. This past week's service service conducted by Free Methodist Church. Next week, Oshawa Presbytery Presbytery will conduct service. The minister will be Reverend Barry Pogue and organist organist will be Doug Wylie. Summer services - During August and September September 6, services will be held in Newcastle Newcastle United Church on Mill Str.' Our services begin September 13, with Kirby 9:30 a.m. and Orono 11 a.m. Also remember our Annual Gospel Church service at Durham Central Fair Sunday, September 13 at 12:30 p.m, Mark calendars for Sunday, September September 20. Horticulture Sunday and Flower Service Orono 11 a.m. also September 27. Kirby United Church Anniversary service. Switching times with Orono and following service with a barbecue. Special music and guest speaker from Christian Blind Mission. Greeters at Sunday service - Clifford and Eleanor Terrill. Birthdays during August and early September: Kirby - Mary Forrest, August 2. Scott Lee August 14. Clair Chapman August 29. Orono Birthdays - Sarah Lynn Schocnmakcr August 10, Adam Kent August 19, Donna Scott August 21, Adele Nixon August 22, Carman White August 24, Bertha White and Thelma Vagg August 28, Ervan Rainey Rainey August 31, Andrew Scott September September 1, Kevin Copping September 2. Following Sunday morning service a surprise presentation to Reverend and Mrs. Clappison. Dick Morton explained explained the presentation, as this is the last Sunday for Reverend Clappison, as our supply minister. Thelma Gil- bank presented the couple with a very attractive oil painting, by Dick Morton, Morton, on behalf of the joint Kirby- Orono charge. Though surprised, Reverend Clappison Clappison thanked everyone for such a thoughtful gift and he had enjoyed his time here. Everyone was invited downstairs for ice-cream and a pretty decorated cake (made by Elaine Hines) and all enjoyed a social time together. Remember our annual flower and vegetable show is this week, Thursday, Thursday, August 6 in Main Hall, Orono United Church. Doors open to public 7 p.m. All entries to be in no later than 2 p.m. Admission free - Mrs. Sher Leetooze is guest speaker on "Edible Plants". Get your tickets early for the 25th Annual Beef Barbecue in Orono's beautiful park, for Wednesday, August August 12, starting 4:30 p.m. with good entertainment! Barbecue Party Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bartolomeo, Kirby were in charge of the cooking of tasty hamburgers and hotdogs last Wednesday evening. A good crowd on hand in main hall of Orono United church to devour the goodies, plus lots of assorted salads and desserts. . Before the supper, our own stage band "rendered excellent music, group included Carman White, Sax Carlos Tamblyn, Cornet, James Lowery, sax, Martha Farrow Piano, Doreen Lowery on drums. Reverend Clappison gave blessing and a fine time of food and fellowship much enjoyed. Following meal, Isabelle as chairperson chairperson called meeting to order and welcomed everyone. A fine program of music by band, solo by Stella Car- sen, accompanied on piano by Joyce Gray, a fine recitation by Alan Lee "Hands", sing along by everyone led by Bob Bolton, with Arlene at piano, reading by Thelma Gilbank and Isabelle Isabelle and more band music concluded a very enjoyable evening. Our thanks to all who helped make our party a real success! The Durham East Liberals are holding their annual Beef Barbecue Wednesday, August 5, on Mac and Norma Ransberrys farm, Hwy. 115 from 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. For more information information call 983-9414 or 985-9250. Mrs. Lyn McLeod is guest speaker. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch, Lindsay, Lindsay, were last Thursday afternoon visitors visitors with Mrs. Francis Sutton. Despite the strange weather last week, the Y.W.C.A. children's camp carried on, down in Orono park. The children enjoyed a program of Crafts, games, Nature hikes and weiner roast. Our granddaughter Amanda Warren, enjoyed the Camp! mm ,.i 1 , : " •• The success of Caesarea's regattas over the years has been attributed to plenty of active participation and involvement by certain cottagers and their familiies. One of these is headed by Rick Gay who is wearing the dark glasses in the middle of this photo and is almost surrounded by his family and friends. A few minutes after this photo was taken, he and his youngest won a mixed generation race. Durham East Red Cross Says Thanks for Helping Programs STAGES THEATRE WORKSHOPS From August 24 to Sept. 4 Ages 7 to 17 NEWCASTLE UNITED ^CHURCH , 623-8657 The Durham East Unit of Red Cross would like to thank the Bow- manville Statesman and staff, and other other local papers, for their fine coverage this past year in promoting Red Cross programmes in this area. This publicity publicity has benefitted our Emergency, Blood Donor, and Water Safety programmes. programmes. 1 Several families' in this Region have had assistance this past year with food, clothing, bedding, furniture, utensils and dishes. Together with the assistance from Seventh Day Adventists Adventists Social Services and The Salvation Salvation Army, Emergency Service, as well as the generosity of local citizens, citizens, these folks have been quickly set up again. Our gratitude to all who assisted at the Cliffcrest Cleaners fire - their help was much appreciated. A special thank you to Mayor Diane Hamre and Councillors, and Red Cross volunteers, for their help with the flag-raising on March 2. Once again, our appreciation to all who assisted with the Flower Sale at the Miracle Mart Mall in March - their sales experience was invaluable. Thanks also to those who have made contributions to the Sickroom Equipment Loan Service. This past year, 24 pieces were loaned out. This service is much appreciated in this community and those surrounding us. A very special "thank you" to United Way, without whose support we could not function. The church groups participating in the Emergency Service Plan are as follows: Dec. '90 & Jan. '91 - Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hwy. 2 East, Mrs. Ruth Jackman and Mrs. Joyce Piggott. Feb. & March '91 - St. John's Anglican Anglican Church, Mrs. Betty Nichols and Mrs. Mary Tilcock. Apr. & May '91 - Catholic Wom en's League - Mrs. Graydon Brown.' June '91 - The Salvation Army - Mrs. Isobel Jones and Captain Gary Cooper. July & Aug. '91 - Firemen's Wives, Mrs. Laura Calhoun. Sept. & Oct. '91 - Trinity United Church, Mrs. Joan Anyan and Mrs. Heather Morton. - f tlHü gg^BBMWj»i.l^L rT - r ,~ , - - ■-- cd Church, Mrs. Colleen Miller and Veteran Master of Ceremonies Len Prout (left) has handled this task for a number of years and seems to enjoy it. Alongside is this year's Regatta Queen Meagan Wade of Nestleton who was chosen earlier. Mrs. Billy Kemp, The Seventh Day Adventist Church Social Services The Salvation Army Social Services Services -- these two groups help at any time in an emergency. KayForsey Chairperson. More Than 1,600 Units of Blood Donated at Clinics This was another excellent year with 1616 units of blood collected at our four quarterly clinics: May 1991423 units collected August 1991 338, November 1991 459, February 396. l'would like to thank'thc Bowman- ville Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members members Mary Ann Dcnard and Joy Schry- er who look after refreshments for our quarterly clinics. Thanks also to my hardworking committee members: June Sicbarlh (Registration), Géorgie Dalrymplc (Awards), Joanne Holmes (Tclcrccmitmcnt), Jerry Sicbarth (Publicity) and Dcria Hickson (Newcastle (Newcastle publicity). Thank you to the faithful donors who keep coming back, and we look forward to another successful year at the Bowmanvillc clinics. Catherine Iluberg, . Chairperson NEED To KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT WR NEW « COMMUNITY? U L,D ' Sandra Yates 623-5873 Lynn Archambault 623-9775 Dur hostess will brine gilts and greetings, along with helpful community information. 9,995 92 TOPAZ GS 4-door Air conditioning Automatic transmission AM/FM stereo Power steering & brakes ' Limited time offer. Freight (Ranger $480,/Topaz $475.), taxes, and licence extra. Rebates assigned to dealer. Automatic transmission on Ranger extra $1710. Jim Souch's kTl! LINCOLN • MERCURY • FORD TRUCKS m- 1120 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY 668-5893 ♦