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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, August 24.1994 7 Winner Chosen in Orono Flower Show Quote - "The way to be happy is to make others happy. Helping others is the secret of all success - in business, business, in the arts and in the home." Congratulations to newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gauley, who were married in - Orono United Church, Saturday, August 20, with Reverend Frank Lockhart officiating. The bride is the former Miss Cindy Tamblyn, daughter of Bill and Marie Tamblyn, Orono. Reception held at Orono Community Centre. Mrs. Jennie Bowins spent several days last week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sandra Haslam, Oshawa. Congratulations to Mrs. Elaine Mercer on winning the fifty-fifty draw at last week's Beef Barbecue. Be sure to get your tickets early this week for our special "Ganaraska Tour", starting early this Saturday, August 27, at Kirby Museum and enjoy enjoy an early snack and coffee. Pick up your tour guides, books and tickets tickets (65 choices on the two-day tour). Witness our local beauty spots and save exchange on your money! You will be pleasantly surprised, I promise promise you! Congratulations to our neighbour, Mrs. Vicki Lesnick, on winning top awards at Newcastle Horticulture's Annual Show; she also judged the Bowmanville show. Our local horticulture horticulture member Mrs. Loma Atkins won top glad awards at both Orono and Newcastle shows, (a real beauty, white one). Miss Kerry Lyn Challice, Lindsay, Lindsay, was a Friday and Saturday visitor visitor at her grandparents, the 0. Chal- lices. A gentle reminder to all Bd. of Stewards of Orono United Church that the first fall meeting is Monday, August 29, at 7:30 p.m. Urgently needed - For Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts, leaders needed for September for Orono areas! - for more information call Margaret Bradley, Bradley, 983-5748. Social News Mrs. Dorothy Bailey spent several days last week visiting her daughter and family, the Carl Kimmetts, Lindsay. Lindsay. Mrs. Audrey McNaul, Oshawa, spent last Wednesday with Aunt Eileen Eileen Billings, Durham Seniors Complex. Complex. If any of our readers get a chance to visit in Unionville it is worth the trip to witness the glorious flowers and planters, up and down the business business sections! Large trees in bloom in planters, never did find the names, and geraniums, Impatiens in glorious colours. Congratulations to Clarke High School students who brought home five gold medals from the Ontario Happenings in Elizabethville By Edna Thickson Church services were held at Ian Angus's - the Massey house in Canton Canton - with a very good crowd. Rev. Sedgwick was the speaker and Canton Canton choir provided the music. Lunch was provided by the Canton ladies. After today, there are only two outdoor outdoor services left Next Sunday's is at Leon Thompson's and there's also one at Joe Kowàl's on the 28th. I was unable to attend the one yesterday yesterday as Darlene was home on the week-end and we wanted to go to the Decoration Day ceremony at Port Hope Cemetery. The flowers were beautiful at the cemetery and large crowds seemed to be at both cemeteries. Some had lunch and went to the cemetery from there. Hazel Bristow, who was in the hospital last week, is home with daughter Marilyn. Blanche Muldrew, who was taken taken to hospital last week after she fell, was to come home yesterday. Eva Longyear, who had a slight stroke, was to come home yesterday. yesterday. Sympathies are extended to relatives relatives and friends following the death of the late Eva Lalonde, one of our seniors. I also heard that Bill Dean has been ill. Howard and Vivian Quantrilll have had most of the family home for the Decoration Day at Port Hope cemetery: Ray Quantrill from Grand Bend, Dorothy and Harold Holden from Guelph, John and Donna, Gloria Gloria and others from Port Hope. Kay came earlier in the week as wel.l. The Burton's are away camping. Irene Beatty arrived home from visiting her daughter in B.C. She also took in the Calgary Stampede. The Peacock's had Mark and Linda Linda and Shane and Sophia visiting during the week. I have been asked to add some information about the Ganaraska Countryside Adventure coming up Aug. 27 & 28th from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. Some of the highlights include watching butter being churned the old-fashioned way, touring a trout hatchery, visiting a century old salt box bam and a quilting bee, where there are more than 50 local quilts, dating from 1885 to the present day on display. Jack Barkwell won a very expensive expensive leather jacket in a contest advertized advertized in Davis's Valu-Mart store in Port Hope last week. ST. STEPHEN'S SECONDARY SCHOOL (905) - 623-3990 MARY-CATHERINE KELLY, PRINCIPAL is offering FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAMMING For Grade Nine, Ten, Eleven and Twelve Students The Guidance Office will be open to register students and/or to make changes in timetables August 30 September 1,1994. 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Please phone the school for an appointment. Please Note: The School Office will re-open August 29,1994. © Summer Games, held in Nepean, last weekend. Belated congratulations to Terry and Darlene Hardy who recently celebrated celebrated their 25th (silver) wedding anniversary. The August annual family get- together of Challice family members took place at the O. Challice residence, residence, Mill Street, on Saturday August August 20 with 28 members present, and some absent due to working. Attending Attending were the Ferrier family, minus minus Dave, from Bolton and Toronto; Douglas and two friends from Indiana, Indiana, U.S.A.; Deanna was working, but Maurice and Nancy and girls, Oshawa were present; Don and Betty, Betty, Oshawa; Donna and girls and Brian, Bowmanville; Laurie and Brandon, Oshawa; the Warren family, family, Peterborough and Glenn and Mandy Downer, Peterborough. Family Family get-togethers sure are fun and the food was great. Seven birthdays were celebrated, complete with cake and candles! Speedy get-well wishes to our local local "Orono Times" editor Roy Forrester Forrester who is suffering ill health and at holiday time! and also to Gordon Watson who is also in the hospital. Newcastle United Church Two beautiful containers of lovely dahlias were in Newcastle United Church on Sunday morning and Mr. Bernard Lynch was the guest soloist. Several families from Orono were in attendance. Among those from Orono, Orono, Mrs. Edith Taylor and Mr. Clair Chapman, Kirby. Annual Barbecue The annual barbecue and get- together at Durham Complex was held Thursday, August 18, with approximately approximately 42 people in attendance. A delicious menu of juicy burgers, hot dogs, salads of all kinds, relishes and to top it all off cherry cheesecake and ice cream. Thanks to our hard-working committees committees and cooks. Splendid entertainment entertainment was supplied from the Bowmanville Bowmanville group "J & B" Singers comprised of Johnny Marcinew, Joan Gibbs, Yvonne Briggs, Brenda Kilmer Kilmer and Ernie Brinklow. Plenty of requests requests from the audience and group favoured us well! Our very own "song bird" Sonny Dobson joined the group and favoured with several selections. selections. An election was held for our new executive for *94 -'95 and following is the list: President - Doris Day Vice President - Isabelle Challice Secretary - Joyce Gray Treasurer - Benny Woodward Entertainment - Sony Dobson Sunshine Chairman - Gladys Woodward Congratulations to the Orono Firefighters Firefighters who won their baseball tournament tournament from Sunderland on Sunday night. Fond Memories From Page 3 the school was the nome and office of Dr. A. S. Tilley. He was our family family doctor and I remember him telling telling us a story one time about hiis boys when they were young. It was late fall and the boys were anxious to be on their skates. They proposed to go skating on Vanstone's pond. "No, b<)ys," said Dr. Tilley, "I don't want you to go down there, the ice in not safe. There has not been enough cold weather yet." "Nonsense," said the boys, "there are guys skating down there right now. We're going down." "All right," said the doctor. "You go on down to the pond. I'll go over to Morris's and order the coffins." I always think of this little story whenever I read of the marvellous things Dr. Ross Tilley (his son) did for the battered and disfigured veterans veterans of World War II. I think it is wonderful that you find the energy to stay on the job, Congratulations! Hang in there! Most sincerely, Jim Hancock, Elmvale, Ont. Ed's note: Somebody has to make the coffee. Thanks for the letter, it brought back many great memories. Loma Atkins was the overall winner at this month's flower and vegetable show held by the Orono Horticultural Society on August 11. She is pictured here as she receives a rose bowl donated by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce to the gardener with the most points in the show. Doreen Lowery (right) Show chairman, is making making the presentation. The flower show attracted 183 entries from 20 exhibitors. It also included a panel discussion. Yelverton and Area News By Harvey Malcolm Linda and Ralph Pfoh were honoured, honoured, if belatedly, by the Morton sisters, Cathy and Betty, on the occasion occasion of their silver Wedding Anniversary, Anniversary, with dinner out at a downtown downtown Italian restaurant (one of Toronto's oldest established eateries). eateries). A pleasant social time was enjoyed enjoyed with a delicious dinner as well. Congratulations to Dwayne Glas- bergen who has been doing real well in stock car racing the past few weeks in his class (Thunderbird) at Mosport races. In the last three weeks, he has won one first place every week and now stands 2nd place overall. Well done, Dwayne Sorry to report our granddaughter granddaughter Dionne Malcolm, fell and broke her shoulder yesterday. And a speedy recovery to our nephew, Bradley Malcolm, who is currently in Oshawa General Hospital recovering recovering from leg injuries suffered in a recent car accident near Greenbank. On Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 10th, Miss Lacey Stinson entertained entertained a number of her diminutive friends on the occasion of her 9th Birthday at the home of her parents, Nancy and Dale Stinson. Stephen and Allison Baker spent a few days this week with Art and Doris Rowan and Linda and Ralph Pfoh. Lots of things to do this weekend weekend if one so desired. For the art lovers - Buckhom Art Festival all week-end, with lots of works of art to view and stir our aesthetic sensibilities. sensibilities. It appeared to be a somewhat somewhat smaller crowd than usual - particularly particularly on Friday. Several local folk took in the event For those whose appetites were more jaded and who considered a "thing of Beauty" not necessarily a joy forever, there were the Mud races races in Janetrville. • Not particularly relishing a mud bath, we are unable to report an eyewitness account. So, here's to "Mud in your Eye" at a safe distance from tire scene of the activity. OPENING AND REGISTRATION ST. STEPHEN'S SECONDARY SCHOOL (905) - 623-3990 MARY-CATHERINE KELLY, PRINCIPAL SEMESTER 1 BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1994 It is essential that each student attend on opening day. Morning bus pick up will be at normal time. Buses will return students home at 12:00 noon. The cafeteria will not be open for lunches on September 6, 1994. Students who have recently moved to the area should contact the school during the week prior to opening day. MAIN OFFICE: Will be open August 29 - September 2, 1994 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. NOTE: The Guidance Office will be open to register students and/or make changes in timetables August 30 - September 1, 1994 from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. PLEASE CALL THE SCHOOL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. *PLEASE NOTE*: The school office will re-open August 29,1994 at 8:30 a.m. ©