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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 2,1992 ljuote - "It's not what we have, it's what we give; It's not what we are, but how we live; It's not what we do, but how we do it That makes this world, worth going going through it! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeo, who recently celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary. Mrs. Lynn Kimmett, Lindsay, was last Thursday visitor with her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Billings. Sympathy of the community to Mr. Murray Alldread and family in sad loss of their wife and mother, Mrs. Esther Esther Alldread. The Alldreads were former former residents of Orono and now reside reside in Newcastle Village. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Challice, Millbrook, were Saturday evening dinner guests of his brother, the O. Challices. With so much dreary, dark weather, weather, we hear of a great deal of colds and flu in areas. Several in hospital, Mrs. Loma Atkins and Mrs. Margaret Amott are now home, we are glad to report. Remember our horticulture Christmas Christmas party this week, Thursday night, 7:30. Mr. Don Proutt, guest speaker on "Geranium Propagation", plus Christmas show, mitten tree and lunch. Always a fun evening and be sure to bring gifts for food bank. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gibson, Trisha Trisha and Michael, Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Barry. Staples and Tanya, Newcastle, Newcastle, were all Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples. Staples. Sympathy of Community to Mrs. Jennie Bowins in loss of the last sister, sister, Mrs. Violet Milner, Hamilton, who passed away last Sunday, November November 22, in her 95th year." Have you our readers noticed the prices of vegetables lately, especially if you like creamed cauliflower? Chi checking the price recently, we find it rather expensive at $3.98 a head! Town Hall Card Party Twelve tables of progressive euchre euchre at the weekly card party held Wednesday November 25, in Orono Town hall and following winners - High scores - Reg Elliott 82, Wanda Wanda MacNeil 81, Ruth Grady and Hilda Couroux tied at 77, Marie Couroux and Arthur Bedwin tied at 75. Low score - Olive Little. Lucky draws - Lena Graham, Shirley Shirley Gordon, Grace Coatham, Hilda Caswell, Albert Pearce, Rob Robinson. Robinson. Euchre every Wednesday night 8 p.m. and ladies please supply liinch. Saga.Presents Again our Magnificient "old" town hall simply "bulged" at the seams! Both Friday and Saturday evenings November 27 and 28, were sell-out performances of "Bustles and Beaus", with professionals Kate and McKew as guests. Kate, a lyric soprano, has a passion for turn of the centuiy songs and invited the audience to participate in many , of printed songs on program sheet. She is of course a classically trained musician and recently appeared appeared in C.B.S, series "Top Cops and return of Kung Fu." In December she will again be filming a Canadian movie movie "Black Holes and Othér Mysteries." Mysteries." McKew is also a professional and a baritone and long time Barbershop- per. He writes, produces and directs many shows. He also has appeared in lead roles in musicals and plays. Pianist Norman Abbot, another professional musician who is also voice coach at Royal Conservatory of Toronto and pianist for Ryerson Theatre Theatre School. Also a cellist and assistant conductor of York Symphony Orchestra Orchestra and church organist. Act 1 takes place in early 1900's. Backstage in an old Vaudeville Theatre Theatre (This time in Old Orono Town Hall) and Act 2 - later the same day. Really a terrific entertainment and a complete success from the Saga (Save the Ganaraska) Committee. Day Only! Family Shopping Night December 3rd, 1992 Statesman Subscription I $ ■à I & 3 Years -- $63.00 2 Years'-- $46:00; 1 Year -- $25.00 k.ï.ï Even Lower Rates Available for Office Pickup Copies For. more information, please phone our office at 623-3303 , Season Greetings from Canadian ^tattsman 62 King Street West, Bowmanville, Ontario i Your Business Partner, Neighbour and Friend Since 1854 m M 1 :J2 General U.C.W. Party The annual U.C.W. general Christmas Christmas party, took place Thursday evening evening in Main Hall of Orono United Church. Of course the hall was decorated decorated with Christmas trees and the tables tables were attractive with pretty place mats, courtesy of Dorothy Barnett, unit #1, and candles. A help-yourself buffet of salads and hot casseroles encouraged encouraged the ladies to again overindulge overindulge and needless to say the dessert table didn't want for attention! The Christmas tree on stage had a well-filled box of groceries for the "Food Bank". Thanks to all who donated. donated. President Thelma Gilbank welcomed welcomed all, and Carols were sung with Joyce Gray at the piano. President read a poem "The Innkeeper". Ruth Grady secretary read minutes of previous previous meeting. Adele McGill handed out financial statements and gavé a very encouraging report re finances. Roll Call of units given and we welcomed welcomed 1 visitor Mrs. Hilda Wright, Durham Srs. Complex. All groups brought good reports and a long list of catering jobs were read and approved for next year. Donna Scott presents the 1993 budget, and recommends U.C.W. donate donate $2000.00 to church, for kitchen renovations. Nominating committee reports given by Shirley Moffat. Betty Chatterton gave the "In Memorium" of departed members. Some names mentioned - Vilda Cowan, Cowan, Myrtle Reid, Dora Plain, Elsie Korpatawa, Elsie Hoar and Helen Fee. All unit reports were encouraging. Thelma Vagg gives the social reports reports and Leila Werry reports fifty cards were sent folks in our areas 80 years and older. Dorothy Barnett gave an excellent "Supply dept, report, of quilts, stamps, used eye glasses, Campbell's soup la-" bels and used clothing sent to men's hostel and Denise House. The ladies of unit #4 gave a beautiful beautiful Christmas devotional "A wreath of Christmas", Shirley Moffat gave the scripture readings to go along with the pretty decorations, to be placed on wreath, the following departments were placed. Hope, Joy, Guidance, Praise, Worship, Love, Light and Life. Ladies taking part - Marie Tam- blyn, Ruth Grady, Thelma Vagg, Betty Betty Chatterton, Donna Scott and Doreen Doreen Wood. Thank you ladies for excellent presentation. All units are meeting separately this coming week. St. Saviour's Church News j "In church bulletin" - Advent (coming of Christ) The ecclesiastical season, immediately before Christmas. Christmas. In-the "West'.' it begins on the- Sunday nearest St. Andrew's Day (30- November). In the east in thé middle of November. It is observed as à penitential penitential season, in preparation not only ; for Christmas, but also for the Second Coming of Christ at the Last Day. Liturgical Liturgical Colour Purple or Blue. "The Second Sunday in Advent "9:30 a.m. Holy Communion at St. Saviour's Church. "Christmas Concert" - DeJa Vu Choral Ensemble Sunday December 6 1992 at 2 p.m. in Newcastle Village Hall. Admission Free, and refreshments. refreshments. Sponsored by Newcastle Village Chamber of Commerce. Orono United Church News The Orono church looked very cheerful with pots of fresh poinsettia's and a sparkling Christmas tree to greet Sunday guests. The lighting of First Advent Candle Candle "Hope" was performed by Mr. and Mrs. Terry Weeks and family. The choir rendered "Let Us Break Bread Together." Birthday greetings to Wayne Werry Werry December 3. Next Sunday December 6 "White Gift Sunday" and Sunday School in charge of service, A play "The Mouses' Mouses' Tale" will be presented. Bring your gifts for family - girl 15 mons., size 2 or 3 years, girls 7 yrs. - size 6, Boy - 2 yrs, - size 3; Boy 5 yrs. - size 4 or 5. Mother size small, Father size medium. All clothing to be clean and useable. Donations of food or money greatly appreciated." Anyone wishing to donate flowers for church, please contact Donna Scott 983-5026. Our greeters on Sunday - Dorothy Robinson and Nancy Barber. Our ushers on Sunday - Lynn Rodd, Doreen Wood, Donna Scott and June Heard. Canadian Church Calendars 1993 - The U.C.W. are taking orders for this Calendar at cost of $4.75. If you would like to order some, call and U.C.W. member. Special Christmas Films - Sunday December 13, at 7 p.m. Orono United Church. Free will offering and refreshments. refreshments. These are special family oriented films, ànd are "The City That Forgot about Christmas" and second one "Twas the Fight Before Christmas". Christmas". Bring the young folks and come out for a real Christmas time treat. "These Days" New subscriptions few" 1993 are now being taken. If you wish to receive this daily scripture reading magazine, please contact these people Orono - Inez Harris 983- 5766, Kirby - Marlene. Riseborough 983-5702. Thursday December 24 Christmas Eve Services, Leskard Church Hall - 7 p.m. Orono U. Church 8 p.m. C tWI >■ W frm r "We've come to reoossess vour land." James x Printers Since 1894 * King St W., Bowmanville , * 633-3303 i $ CUSTOMER Free Turkey For You with every, purchase of a HOTPOINT appliance This offer applies to purchase of quality. HOTPOINT refrigerators f ' , self-clean ranges self-clean ovens built-in and portable dishwashers ' . (excludes microwaves) Available at ORONO ELECTRIC l™ 5352 Main Street, Orono 983-5108 DURHAM REGION DURHAM REGION WANTS YOUR ADVICE ON AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM WINTER SLUDGE MANAGEMENT CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC CONSULTATION The Regional Municipality of Durham is initiating a review of winter sludge management programs. This review is being conducted pursuant to the requirements of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Sewage and Water Projects. A possible outcome of this review may be the implementation of new programmes and facilities to manage the Region's sewage sludge during the winter months. The Region would like your comments as to how this review should proceed before finalizing its planning approach. There are two ways for you to become involved. 1. Public Information Centres Attend the Region's Public Information Centres. Our project team will be available to review our proposed approach, answer questions and receive your comments. The first Public Information Centre will be held on December 9,1992, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Brooklin Community Centre, located at 45 Cassels Road in Brooklin. • \ ' 2. Public Consultation Workshops It is proposed that an informal working group be formed with the interested parties to hold public consultation workshops, The purpose of the workshops will be to review in detail the proposed approach, to identify possible solutions and to review potential evaluation criteria. Background information will be provided to all participants prior to the workshop, To participate in the workshops, please write to the following address by December 18,1992 and indicate your area of special interest., Mr. Don Cane, P.Eng. Simcoe Engineering Group Limited 345 Kingston Road Pickering, Ontario. 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