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t Quote - "Money is an article which may be used as a universal passport to everywhere except heaven, heaven, and as a universal provider of everything except happiness." Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Lorccnc Ball and family in the sad loss of their beloved husband and father. Ken passed away Tuesday, September 21. Funeral was held at Northcult Elliott funeral home. Reverend Reverend Fred Milnes; South Mountain officiated. Congratulations to Lloyd and Mildred Mildred Brown, Pontypool, who last weekend celebrated their 50th wedding wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Les Alldrcad, Oshawa, were Saturday evening dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pig- gott, and later all visited Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcad, Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were last Wednesday dinner guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Munneke, Cavan, and all later visited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Munneke, in Sr. Citizens, Citizens, Millbrook, Ontario. Congratulations, to Norman and Ruth Andrews on their 40th wedding anniversary, this week October 1st in Newcastle Town Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Terrill, Kendal, have returned home after enjoying enjoying a ten-day tour of New Brunswick, Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Edward Island. Reverend and Mrs. Mervyn Russell Russell have returned home after enjoying enjoying a holiday in Penn. U.S.A. The Orono Playgroup sponsored a successful bake and yard sale, Saturday Saturday in the yard at Orono United Church. Clarington Band members held a successful car wash at Armstrong's I.G.A. store on Saturday, September 25. Town Hall Card Party Twelve tables at the September 22, weekly euchre party held in Orono Orono Town Hall and following winners. Charles Stapleton and Bernice Partner Partner tied at 89, Edith Gordon 86, Don Thomson 84, Charles Campbell 81. Low Score - Helen Couroux. Lucky draws - Edith Gordon, Elva Foster, Reg. Elliott, Wanda Mac Neil, Jack Moffat, Aleck Moffat. Euchre every Wednesday night, and lunch supplied! 80th Birthday Party A delightful birthday party took place Sunday afternoon on the lovely lawns of daughter June and her hubby hubby Lavemc Heard. Party was in honor honor of her father Ben Madill, a well- known personality in our areas, celebrating celebrating his 80th! Family, friends, neighbours in goodly numbers attested to Ben's popularity in community! Lovely floral gifts, cards and tributes. Ben was manager of our telephone telephone company here for many years, before we turned it over to Bell! The "Heards" backyards were a sensation, and created much interest from the large crowd. All terraced with over 800 tics, and certainly fun to cut the grass! Orono United Church News Beautiful baskets of flowers graced the altar in Orono United Church, Sunday morning, placed in loving memory of the late Ken Ball, by his family. Children's story by Isabelle Isabelle Challice with theme "Thank You." Choir rendered "Lord Jesus, Of You I will Sing". Our greeters - Don and Donna Scott. Our ushers - - Bill Hannah, Barbara Barbara Hannah, Laveme Heard, Kevin McCartney. Choir practice Wednesday, September September 29 at 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. in lower C.E. Hall. Special Services coming up soon and we would welcome additional additional singers. The music is here for Christmas Cantata "God's Gentle Gift." The music is by Ron Klusmeir, a modem composer, enjoyed by all age groups. Birthday greetings to: Alvin Yeo - September 27 (0), Rosalyn Allin - September 28 (K), Isabelle Challice - September 29 (O). Todd Hutton - September 29 (O), Margaret Henderson Henderson - October I (O), Orville Challice - October 1 (O), Marie West - October October 2 (O). Food Banks: "Please remember" our food bank. Donations may be left at the back of the church. They are taken to the Salvation Army in Bow- manville for distribution in our area. Explorers: This year, both boys and girls are invited to join Explorers. Explorers. They meet on Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8 p.m. at Kirby Church. Our leader is Mrs. Rosalyn Allin. Bible Study: will start at Kirby on Wednesday, September 29 at 8:00 p.m. in the church basement. The minister will bring some suggestions for resource materials. Please bring your bibles. This group will be of an informal discussion type and is, of course, open to anyone from Kirby or Orono, any church or no church, who wants to attend. A day time Bible Study group will be starting in Orono at 10:00 a.m. on Thursdays, beginning beginning October 7th. A very special guest minister will be our Anniversary preacher this year. The Reverend Clifford Elliott is well known through his columns in the Observer and the Toronto Star. He has had a very notable ministerial career and he's been senior minister at some of the largest and prominent churches in our denomination. The Elders arc to be congratulated in asking asking him and in securing his services. It promises to be an inspirational event. Envelopes will also be made available for Anniversary Sunday. I know all the fundraising seems to come at once. However be as generous generous as you can. This year we arc remembering remembering all our non-resident members and encouraging them to indicate indicate to us that belonging to Orono United Church is still important to them. If non-resident members would like to send a note of greetings with your cheque we would be delighted to hear from you and pass these messages messages on to the congregation. Lastly, I want to let you know there has been a group looking into trying to suggest a youth programme for the church. We have become quite interested in a programme called 'Logos'or 'Youth Club'. It is a mid-week programme with four elements; bible study, music, eating, recreation. We are focusing on the 12-15 year age group. We're going to visit an established group and sec how it works in practice. We want to do our research thoroughly and be ready to encourage the entire congregation congregation to support whatever we finally propose. Thanksgiving appeal envelopes will be distributed in the bulletins on Sundays, October 3rd (World Communion Communion Sunday) and October 10th. Of all the gifts we have received, our Saviour, Jesus Christ and our faith in him, are the most important. That's, why especially on Thanksgiving it is good and right to make a special gift to support the work of the church. Here comes a change! The Fall Supper which for years has been on a Wednesday night is going to be on a Saturday this year. The date is Satur-i day, October-23rd and the times of the sittings are 5:00 and 6:30 p.m. We're experimenting. Will we have the same or more helpers and ticket takers? The Stewards arc,, in the main, sure we will. Let's prove them right! Crystal Pages Lectures On September 21, Dr. John Haw- rylak discussed the topic 'Taking responsibility responsibility for our own health care', to a group of very interested and concerned concerned people. With reference to the fact that the OMA may decide to severely severely curtail the treatments which will be covered by OHIP, we stand in need of re-leaming some of the age-old remedies which have been lying lying dormant, and coming to a new understanding of remedies of the naturopathic naturopathic and homeopathic nature which have been successful for hundreds hundreds of years in Europe and Asia. For example, we were given a very successful recipe for sore throat using honey and garlic, a natural antiseptic. Grand Champion Lamb from Blackstock The Grand Champion lamb at the recent Orono Fair was bought by Mr. Percy Mountjoy. The lamb was raised by Jeff Kemp of Blackstock. Over the years, Mr. Mountjoy, left, has been a regular buyer of cakes and lambs at many area fairs .The lamb weighed 75 lbs and brought $1.70 a pound. Vire prevention week program* "GET OUT, STAY OUT, YOUR FIRE SAFE RESPONSE" OCTOBER 4TH - 9TH, 1993 OPEN HOUSE FIRE STATION #1, 132 Church Street, Bowmanville FIRE STATION #4, Trulls Road North of Nash, Courtice DAILY - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. "SPARKY" the Talking Fire Dog along with the Fire Safety House Will be at the Bowmanville Mall October 7,8 and 9 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH Auto Extrication Demonstration 12:00 noon-1:00 p.m. Aerial Display 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. FREE DRAW Display of Fire Department Photographs at the Municipal Administrative Centre 40 Temperance Street S7\m MUNICIPALITY OP J Clarington ONTARIO Michael G. Creighton, Fire Chief. iSBâSSSSiBS Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 29,1993 7 To continue with Managing our own Wellness, on October 5 Dr. John will speak on Headaches (migraine, sinus and tension), Yeast Infections, Hyperactivity Hyperactivity and Learning Disabilities. 7:30 p.m., $8.00/lecturc 5367 Main St., Orono. Refreshments. At Kirby we are celebrating our 113th anniversary, September 26/93. Orono Congregation is invited to join us for a barbecue following their service. service. We welcome Reverend Marcus Lise and his wife, Jeanne and look forward to hearing his message. We also welcome our guest musician, Albert Albert Moher and his assistant, Mrs. Lehcay and their families. A goodly crowd in attendance at Kirby's Anniversary on Sunday and all enjoyed the delicious barbecue and luncheon following the service. Several of Orono's congregation also in attendance! Kirby United Church The first church in Kirby was a Primitive Methodist, but was closed in the late 1830's. The Wesleyan Methodists who worshiped in Rickaby's school on the south east comer of lot 23, con. 6 bought the church and grounds for $220.00 on January 22,1872. On October 3,1873, the land west of Mrs. Wannan's, and a strip 25' wide off the south side was bought. In 1880 a new church was built at a cost of $2300.00 with all the material material laid on the ground, other work being done gratis. At a Trustee's meeting January 5th it was decided to sell the old church, it had to be moved off the property by October 1st. In 1883 all of the branches of the Methodist Church joined together. The Episcopal Methodist had built and worshipped in a frame church just south of the old school house, after after Union this church was sold to Lcskard and movedover on rollers. A union of Presbyterian and Methodist churches in 1918 was agreed on where by the Ministers alternated alternated Sunday about, this worked well until the final union in 1925. Champion Chocolate Cake at Orono Fair At the annual cake auction, held during Orono's recent fall fair, the Champion Chocolate cake was bought by the Durham Farmers Co-op,. Orono. It was made by Mrs. Gail Porter, second from right and others in the photo are, 1-r, Amot Wotten, Auctioneer, Charlie Harris and Jim Coombes. Grand Champion Steer Weighs 1,170 Pounds Recycling is Smart: Do Your Part! At the recent Orono Fair, the Grand Champion steer was bought by Ulrich's Meats of Liberty St. North, Bowmanville. Taking part in presentation ceremony were, 1-r, Bill Ulrich, Janet Sharpe from Enniskillen Enniskillen who raised the 1170 lb steer and Showman Gary Johnson. Get a 1% Bonus When You Buy Two GICs. It's something we've never offered before. And it's an offer exclusive to Bowmanville. The National Trust 1% Event. 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