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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 5,1994 Quote - "What parents leave in their children is much more important, important, than what they leave to them." Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mississauga, and Mr. and Mrs. John Wally Blenheim, were last Monday visitors with their sister, Mrs. Marjorie Marjorie Dickson, Church Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Scarborough Scarborough were Thursday, December 23 visitors with Mrs. Edith Taylor and Mrs. Minnie Taylor and all enjoyed enjoyed dinner together. Reverend and Mrs. Jim Trueman, sons Mark and Michael, Pickering were Monday afternoon visitors with the O. Challiccs. Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Woolley, Pontypool, in their new home, included her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeo, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Yeo and Christopher, all from Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson and family, Oshawa. Mr. David Rccsor and friend Valeric and Shawn, Bowmanville were recent visitors with Mrs. Edith Taylor. Christmas Eve dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sherwin - Mrs. Edith Taylor, Jeff and Kim Car- do, Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sherwin, Sherwin, Oshawa. Christmas Eve dinner guests of Gloria and Fay Adams, Donald and Ann Adams and family, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pigott, Orono. Mr. Tom Aiken, Lindsay was Christmas weekend guest of his sister, sister, the O. Challiccs. Mrs. Edith Taylor was Christmas day guest at the home of her granddaughter, granddaughter, Tom and Janette Beckett andfamily, Oshawa. Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stu McKenna, Oshawa included included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton and family, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pigott, Orono, and Mr. John Robinson. Faÿ and Gloria Adams, Mrs. Lena Clysdalc, Ncwtonville, and Mr. Clarence Clarence Burley, dinner guests of Alfred Pigotts, Monday, December 27. Leskard News Approximately one hundred and fifty people were in attendance at the annual Christmas Eve church service in Leskard Church hall. Mrs. Joyce Gray at organ, and Reverend Mervyn Russell as guest soloist rendering "Oh Holy Night." Mrs. Marlene Riscbrough was leader of the Advent Candle service, assisted by many others. Ushers for this special service, Bob Chater and Alan Riscbrough. This is a very special event in the life of our small community and truly draws us together.. " Special Treat Mr. Brian Coldin, all dressed up as Santa Claus and driving a beautiful beautiful team of Clyscdale horses, hitched to wagon (no snow) carried two wagon wagon loads of young folks around for a real fun' trip, singing Christmas songs and all going back to church for tasty treats of cider and cookies. Drive was from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. and lucky prizes were given out. Our grateful thanks to all business folks who so generously donated the prizes to our Santa's hayride! Our Santa Claus was re-named "Slim Fast," as really a trim Santa! A real fun adventure for all! Heather Lodge News On Tuesday, December 14, Sister Bertha White entertained the Warden, Warden, Sister Edith Delano of the Rebe- kah Assembly on her official visit. About 21 sisters from Ganaraska Lodge, Port Hope, Duke of Kent Lodge, Cobourg and Orono Heather Rcbckah, enjoyed a delicious supper at the Dutch Oven Restaurant. Lodge opened according to ritual with the officers of Ganaraska Lodge in the Chair. Opening ceremonies ceremonies were done very nicely by the lodge. Sister Delano was escorted and introduced introduced by Sister Carol Boyd, Sister Bertha White, D.D.P. and Sister Judy Coates, D.D.P. of Quinte District were escorted and introduced by Sister Sister Connie Hooey. All other visitors were welcomed by the Noble Grand. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Also the minutes of Ganaraska Lodge and Duke of Kent lodge, to let the Warden Warden know how the lodges were doing. doing. Sister Loma Atkins reported for the visiting committee and reported she'd sent out two get well cards, four sympathy cards, two "Thinking of You" cards and flowers. She also reported 22 poinsettias had been delivered delivered to shut-ins. She also thanked all members who had helped with the visiting. Sister Gloria Todd reported on bazaar and thanked all for making it a real success. Sister Joyce Major reported reported on the S.S. dinner and thanked everyone who helped. Sister Norma Moffat reported on the Patterson 60th anniversary and thanked everyone for their help. Sister Loma reported she'd received received a donation from sister Mildred Dent for lunch provided for funeral for her sister. Communications were read, cards and letters placed on file. Birthday greetings were extended to Sister Eileen Eileen Stevens, and a recess was called, and all enjoyed a skit, put on by some of the Heather lodge members. Sister Edith Delano then spoke and brought greetings from our president president Sister Sheila Halsall. She congratulated congratulated the lodge on getting new members and also putting on a degree. degree. Sister Judy Coates, D.D.P. also spoke a few words as did Sister Bertha Bertha White D.D.P. The officers of the Duke of Kent Lodge then took the Chairs for the closing of lodge, which was beautifully beautifully done. A number of members from Heather Lodge and Ganaraska Lodge gave the secret work to sister Delano and received certificates or small emblems emblems for giving it correctly. Orono-Kirby Pastoral Charge News Children's Talk - Reverend Mervyn Mervyn Russell. Children's Hymn #404, (red) Go, Tell It On The Mountain. Children's Prayer (children leave for classes). Presentation of the Word of God Scripture (i) Donna Scott. Isaiah 60: 1-6, Psalm Selection #98 (Pg. 197) Green Service Book, Ephesians 3:1-12. Announcements Welcome to our service today. Visitors please sign our guest book. Birthday greetings to: David Allin January 6 (O), George Carson January January 8 (0) Christine Kent - January 8 (O). Food Bank: "Please remember" our food bank. Donations may be left at the back of the church. They are taken to the Salvation Army in Bowmanville Bowmanville for distribution in our area. Orono Pastoral Charge Session meets on Tuesday, January 4, 7:30 p.m. Annual Reports and meetings: Please have your reports to the office by Friday, January 7, 1994. All groups and organizations should submit submit reports. Kirby Annual meeting: Thursday, January 27, 1994, Pot-luck Supper 6 p.m. Meeting 7:30 p.m. Orono Annual meeting: Thursday, February 3, 1994. Pot-luck supper 6:30 p.m. Meeting 7:30 p.m. Bulletins: Beginning Friday, Janu-' ary 14th, and continuing until Friday, February 25th, Donna Scott will be printing the bulletins. I will still be booking the church. This will give me more time to work on the Annual Reports and Statistics. Please phone her with bulletin information (983- 5026). Young People's Confirmation Class will start on Friday, January 7, _ 4 p.m. Lower C.E. Hall, Orono Church. This class is for any person of 14 years and upwards. For more information contact Reverend Russell (983-5502). Our greeters: Wayne and Carol Bailey. Our ushers: Lavcmc Heard, Don Scott, Cliff Terrill. with Elizabeth Belanger-Linkletter CTC Wo have spoken briefly in the past about what a travel agent can do for you in terms of providing an invaluable service for your travel planning. What we did not mention, was the way the travel industry has taken the responsibility for your travel protection and for fairness in advertising. Effective with the now year there have boon significant changes changes with respect to advertising of travel products. Those of you who regularly have watched the paper for the 'best' travel deal will have noticed a DRAMATIC increase in the advertised cost of holidays and trips in the papers. You will recall that a few columns columns ago I mentioned that there wore some companies who would advertise a very very low price for a trip and then add taxes etc. after you phoned to bring the price back to one you would have obtained from your local travel agent if you had called. NO LONGER WILL A COMPANY BE ABLE TO ADVERTISE IN THE NEWSPAPER A TRIP TO ... FROM $219 FOR TWO WEEKS! and then have you call to find out that the faro is for a child travelling on Wednesday! Adult faro with taxes and service charges will make it $749.1 You will soo an increase in the advertised pricing in the newspapers immediately, but you will also soo TRUTH IN TRAVEL ADVERTISING. If you have travel tips that you want to share in this column, column, call Blessings Travel Contre, Remember, when you think of Travel, Think of Blessings Travel Centre Vanstone Mill 623-0005 Our Nursery Supervisor: Shari Schoenmakcr. Stoiy tellers: arc needed for January January and February to tell a story during during the children's time. If you would like in help, please contact Bertha While (983-5415). Choir Practice: will practice on Wednesday, January 5, 7-8 p.m. in the lower C.E. Hall. Sermons: Copies of the sermons for November 28, December 5 and December' 19th are available at the front doors. If additional copies are required please contact the office (983-5502). Community Announcements Mid-week Senior Worship Service Service - Wednesday, January 5, 11 a.m., Durham Seniors' Lodge, Station Station St. in the assembly room. All seniors are invited to attend. • Social News Mr. and Mrs. George Carson were New Year's day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barton MacNeil, Oshawa, also Wilson Carson and friend Ton- nia Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice and her brother Tom Aiken, Lindsay were Christmas day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmcr Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. William Tamblyn have returned home after visiting their daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. Song Lee, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Quite a number of Orono area folks attended the New Year's Day Grist Mill Auction Sale, and again great prices for most furniture. Again the "Grim Reaper" has visited visited our area and again a dear friend! Mrs. Ruth Yeo (nee Colwill) beloved wife of Bruce Yeo, beloved mother of Carol (Mrs. Ivan Woolley), Pontypool, Pontypool, Grant, Orono, Marie (Mrs. Charles Watson), Oshawa, and five grandchildren. Ruth passed away suddenly Saturday, January 1st. Funeral Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Reverend Mervyn Russell officiated, Orono United Church. (Donations to church in her memory). memory). Spring interment in Bethesda Cemetery. Cemetery. Ruth will be sadly missed by husband and family, but also by her many friends and neighbours. Congratulations to Mrs. Betty Lou Gilbank on her retirement. A celebration celebration party was held in her honor complete complete with flowers, balloons and gifts on Friday, December 31st by the staff of CISC, Orono. Town Hall Card Party Euchre party at Orono Town Hall Wednesday, December 27 with good crowd and following winners - High Score Edgar Millson 82, Jack Moffat 78, Bernice Moffat 74, Clara Meul- man 72, Charlie Stapleton 71. Low scores - Arthur fiedwin and Tom Wilson, tied. Lucky draws - Ivison Tamblyn, Jack Moffat, Clara Mculman. Card parties every Wednesday night 8 p.m. Lunch supplied. Yelverton News By Harvey Malcolm Our community was saddened to leam of the passing recently of an earlier resident of our community in the days of her youth - Mrs. Muriel (McGill) Kennedy of Lindsay. She attended Yelverton Public School SS#1 and later Business College and later married Mr. Earl Kennedy. Sympathy is extended to her family including Gary and Dale Kennedy who arc carrying on the Kennedy Electric Company, a daughter Ruth and one remaining sister, Velma of Toronto. Well, the Ho-ho-ho. season is finally finally over and now we can look forward forward with a combination of optimism optimism and apprehension as to what the world is going to toss at us in the year ahead. But, in the meantime let's report on a few of the festive gatherings that took place in the week just past. On Sunday a joint service of the Janctville United Church charge was held at Yelverton United Church with Reverend Ross Bcnns officiating and Mrs. Brenda Malcolm at the electric organ. The Janctville United Church choir provided a vocal number that was much enjoyed. A number of family Christmas gatherings took place in our area. These included Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stinson and girls who hosted the Stinson and Carmichael families on Christmas Day. On Boxing Day the Gould family had their first family reunion with almost almost all family members present for many years at the home of Nancy's sister Pauline and hubby Eric and family in Cartwright Twsp. on 7A Highway, The Howard and Tcnry Malcolm families observed Christmas with Mr., and Mrs. Alan Gundry of Barrie. Jim and Candy Bannon, Candy's friend Sharon all present for the occasion. The Glasbcrgcn families met at the apartment "rcc-room" of Mrs. Elizabeth Glasbcrgcn in Whitby. Here at Malconia, we observed two special occasions, Conic's birthday birthday followed closely by Christmas birthday celebrations were held at the residence of Mona, Ronnie and Taya Shnrman in Lindsay on Sunday December December 19. Our Malcolm clan met for Christmas at the residence of Mil- zi Malcolm and Duane Lewis on Scu- gog Island. Marti and Jane Malcolm and family of Omemce hosted a gathering of the Connolly family including including June's sister Julie from New York U.S.A, Ralph and Linda Pfoh were Christinas Day guests with the Vincent Vincent Jackson family and friends in Bethany. Happenings from Tyrone and Area by Jacqueline Vaneyk ■ 1994 was 'ushered in at several house parties, as well as celebrations at both the Orange Hall and the Community Community Centre. All the best to everyone! everyone! Mrs. Edna Wood was in hospital over the holidays, but was to return home before New Year's. Mrs. Helen Glaspell was able to bo home for Christmas. Glad to have our daughter Karen home from Montreal for the holidays. Many thanks to those who have inquired inquired about her health; she is feeling fine now. Just before Christmas, someone Enniskillen by Betty Wright Miss Betty Wright was a Sunday visitor of Rick, Sharon, Alicia and Tanya Crevier. All the best in your future plans from your special friend. Mr. and Mrs. David Cccchctto and family, Ryan and Darren were New Year's weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Worry and family. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggoft had a family gathering in honour of Wayne's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery were New Year's Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin. Gordon Stevens and Clara Page had New Year's Day dinner out with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Preston at Port Darlington Marina. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Clark, Sara and Wade went to Illinois for the holidays. holidays. Brian and Judy Hall, Jenny and Ashley, Bayfield spent Christmas week with Ralph and Joyce Virtue and visited Brian's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hall, Willowdale. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Hampton were Sunday evening dinner guests with the Virtues. Mrs. Larry Levick and Kevin, Oshawa, Mrs. Donna Snowden and Brittany, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson and Aaron, Courtice were New Year's Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb. On New Year's Day, company of Mrs. Len Stainton were Mr. and Mrs. David Stainton, Cobourg, and on Sunday, Mrs. Len Stainton and Linda Crydcrman enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence English and Roy, Bowmanville, Mrs. Brian McGill, Julia and An- ,drea visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doombos, Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tamblyn, Stoney Creek visited with his sisters, Myrtle and Ella and brothers Ivison and Franklin entertained the family at Krebb's Restaurant, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. John Avery and family! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery Were New Year's Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Rekkcr and family; family; Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Worry, Donna and Ralph were New Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Cormier, Fleetwood. Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe were New Year's Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Wright and Betty joined the rest of their family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens, Hampton on Tuesday, December 28th for their Christmas party. Deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. Bob Spcakman and family on the death of a loving husband and dear father. Bob was a special friend to all who knew him. Deepest sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Rod Simpson and family on the death of their nephew, Kevin Kos- satz. went through the village stealing items of value out of vehicles. We may need to take extra care to bring things inside, also to watch out for each other. Christmas Eve Christmas Eve saw a full church for the service which began with carols carols and lessons. Readers were Ann Plcasance, Jean Slemon, Elsie Roy, and Ellen Vaneyk. As well as congregational congregational singing, tire Senior Choir anthem, anthem, So We Come, and a solo, Sweet was the Song, by Gail Hasiuk, were enjoyed by the congregation. 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