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n j'hcCânâdiân Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 7,1994 Section Two Isabelle Challice SB Quote - "To-day is here and mine to use, to morrow may not be; and so the present I would choose to task my energy", (unknown). Well dear friends and neighbours, Labour Day has come and gone and now fall is really here! Our usual 'safety message, do be extra careful in your driving habits, as schools are opening and the little folks are so excited, excited, they may dart out so quickly! Orono fair opens this week and the fair grounds look really clean and contact Geri Bailey at 983-9295. Hope we will see you there! Orono United Church News Reverend and Mrs. Russell arrived arrived home this week from their trip to Ireland and other points of interest. Orono United Church re-opens Sunday, Sunday, September 11,11 a.m. h Social J^ews Jite a numbec.jof Orono area folks attended the Labour Day Auction Auction at Grist Mill, on Monday. A very large crowd and bidding very brisk on most of antique auction, Also good crowd at MacGregors Sunday Auction. The signs of approaching fall are everywhere and even the wild geese are "packing up". Out for a drive on Volunteers Work on Kendal Ecology Trail Remember to take in the Gospel Saturday and we noticed considera- neat, and also the big show rings are mencing 12 p.m. Services at the fair, on Sunday, corn- ready for upcoming Fall Rodeo September September 24, sponsored by Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary and Kinsmen Clubs. Mrs. Inez Harris returned home after spending several days at her daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Herd's cottage at Lake Couchiching, Orillia, also holidaying with grandma was Master Tylor Harris, Kirby. Mrs. Jennie Bowins enjoyed several several days last week in Niagara on The Lake, with her daughter, Mrs. Sandra Haaslam and Cathy Randsted, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Trueman and boys, Pickering were last Wednesday visitors with the O. Challices. Mr. and Mrs. Carman White, Orono, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Gallant, Oshawa and wee daughter Katy travelled to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don White Mississauga, Sunday, to enjoy several several birthdays. Miss Carolyn Vogele, Frankfort, Germany has returned home after spending 5 weeks visiting Bobbie Taylor, her friend, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taylor, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Caine, St. Catharines, were last Tuesday visitors visitors with his sister, Mrs. Edith Taylor, Taylor, Orono. Last week company at Challices - Mr. and Mrs. M. Harmer Oshawa, Mrs. Denise Warren and Corey, Peterborough, Peterborough, also terborough. p.m. Sunday School opens Sunday, September 18. Contact Superintendent Superintendent Mrs. Noreen Nixon 983-5076 for more information. Monday, September 12 Orono U.C.W. executive meetings at church 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Bertha White new President Tuesday, September 13. Christian Concerns Committee meets at Kirby United Church 7:30 (Bob Bolton contact). The Orono United Church Board of Stewards held first fall meeting, last Monday evening August 29, in F.R. room and plans were drawn up for upcoming Fall supper October 22. (more details later). Wednesday, September 28 - Noon luncheon for Seniors in Orono United 'Church. For more information call Miss Dini Schoenmaker 983-5311 or Community Care office 623-2261. ble colors showing, along the roadsides. roadsides. A very heavy crop of seeds on the mountain ash, also a sign of a hard winter. Our Clarington sure went on the map last week, and so many took in the exhibition last Wednesday. Some of the Orono folks, enjoying the day out - Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pigott, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Millson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapman. All enjoyed our now famous Clarington Band! Mrs. Audrey McNaul, Oshawa visited Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Billings, Durham Complex, last Thursday, and Mrs. Bailey's grandson Joel Kem- mett called in, before commencing school in Ryerson College. It's school opening and this great- grandma really feels older, as my oldest oldest great-granddaughter Rebbecca starts high school and next great granddaughter Rachel starts Jr. high school, all in Oshawa. Inclement Weather Conditions Move Church Services Indoors By Edna Thickson Because it had been raining and was windy and cool, we decided to hold the last service of the summer inside the church, rather than out- Glenn Douner, Pe- side. But Rev. Sedgwick announced that there would be an extra service outside in two weeks, Sept 11th, in the late afternoon, including a com roast supper, similar to last year. He opened the service with prayer and welcomed the visitors who were there because a christening christening was planned. His talk dealt with the letter from James, touching on faith, wisdom, hearing and doing, warning against discrimination, etc. There were two christening services services for little little Marcus James, son of Marli and Linda Criberi and little Hunter, daughter of David and On Thursday the seniors held their August potliick dinner and those with birthdays were Betty Mercer, Fern Thertell, Margarette Kendal resident Kyle MacDonald was out with a number of other Walker, Reg McCool and°Marg children and adults last week at Kirby Centennial School to work on Hancock. The last two were the only the school's ecology and fitness trail. The work crews built gardens, Continued on page 18 assembled boxes for future fitness stations and had a good time. St. Saviour's Church News Beginners Bible Study When? Four Sundays from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. September 11, 18, 25, and October 2. Where? St. Saviour's Anglican Church, 23.Mill St. Orono. Cost? $1.00 for materials. These sessions are intended for people who have not been in a church study group before. They are NOT for "professional Bible Study people". people". If you are in this category, please stay away! The purpose of this Dawn Harness. June Smith present- study is to consider the most common common objections to the Christian faith which are used today. Because we live in a world which is more and more offensive against the Christian ed the certificates. Allan Peacock and Ron Smith took up the offering. Following the service, coffee, fruit bread and cold drinks were served. On Saturday the Westheusers, Church, it is important that we are Darlene, Mark and Brenna, Pat and able to answer these issues. Don Duke, Donna, her boy friend The format will be structured but and two lads, Todd Thertell and informal. Discussion will follow a mself met at Beryl Dekoker's home presentation by myself (Reverend, near Uxbridge for a picnic. While Bob Hartley). The afternoon may in- there, the nanny goat gave birth to elude coffee and cookies. twin goats which was quite a sur- If you have any questions please prise to all. Drs. Spruyt, Jefferson and Notarandrea are pleased to announce that Judy A. Thompson, b.sc., m.d„ c.c.f.p. will be joining them in the practice of Family Medicine effective September 1st, 1994. By Appointment Only 87 Mill Street North Newcastle Telephone 1-905-987-1896 HOROSCOPES September 11-17 ARŒS - March 21/April 20 Accept an invitation, especially if it is completely unexpected. You could end up meeting someone very interesting. interesting. Now may be the time to stop holding a grudge against a once- close friend. Perhaps the relationship could be reconciled. Work matters may need special attention on Friday. TAURUS - April 21/May 21 An uncomfortable setting on Tuesday will be alleviated by your sense of humor. You'll know just what to say to lighten the mood. Are those old jeans getting a little too tight? For those Taureans who like to indulge, now's the time to head for the gym. Follow your instincts in business. GEMINI - May 22/June 21 A happy week. An event you've been planning will go smoothly, leaving you with a sense of relief and elation. Shopping for household items? Wednesday is a good day to find bargains. Don't be too trusting in a new friendship. Not everyone is as kind as you are. CANCER - June 22/July 22 Home life will play a major role in the week's events. If you are hosting a dinner party or gathering, it should be a grand success. Use your clever wit and you'll impress those in influential influential positions. A romantic relationship relationship is the source of warmth and comfort. Express your feelings. LEO - July 23/August 23 There will be a strong focus on money this week. Resist the temptation temptation to spend on anything other than what is absolutely needed, A conversation conversation with a close friend makes you realize something about yourself. Librans and Gcminis and will have a big influence on you this week. VIRGO- Aug 24/Sept 22 More than one opportunity will come your way this week. Your hunches will be reliable, so avoid being influenced influenced by others' opinions. You'll know what to do. Your sometimes cynical, sometimes charming personality personality is very attractive to a Capricorn of die opposite sex. LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 A week nicely divided between work, home and play -- with luck in all areas. If you .ire looking for a new job or career path, Wednesday will be a significant day. Someone in a prominent position will be impressed impressed with your tajents and abilities, abilities, Gel ready for a romantic weekend. weekend. Finances look good, SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 A disappointment will seem less extreme when it's offset by good news. Ignore office gossip or you' could end up in a middle of a scandal. scandal. Best to mind your own business. Your sexual magnetism could get you into trouble this week. You may have to tone down the charm. SAGITTARIUS -Nov 23/Dec 21 Don't let a loved one's misfortune get you down, too. Instead, offer support and encouragement. Your garbage could turn out to be someone someone else's treasure. So before throwing throwing that "useless" item away, see if anyone else wants it. A problem at work may be the cause of stress. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 A strong feeling of wanderlust may take over. Perhaps it's time to take that long-awaited journey. The ever- careful Capricorn can afford to take a risk every now and then. Your ambivalence towards work may be a problem to others. Maybe it's time for a change in this area. AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 Don't volunteer to help someone out unless you're sure you have the time. Otherwise, you could end up wearing yourself too thin. Involved in sporting activities? If so, this will be a very satisfying week. A letter from an old friend will put you in a sentimental mood. PISCES - Feb 19/March 20 Even if a family member disagrees with your decisions, it doesn't mean yours were wrong. You have to do what you think is right. A favor may be asked of you. Even if you're inconvenienced, you'll probably end up feeling good for lending support. Don't underestimate your abilities. YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK The next 12 months: Travel at the beginning of the year leads to some interesting opportunities. opportunities. You'll make new contacts and possibly fall into a sweet business deal. Your love life may be a bit complicated. The old expression "when it rains, it pours" will apply. A change in your domestic situation is likely. You may even move to a new city or purchase a house. The winter months will be an extremely busy lime for you. Make sure you get enough rest during this period, or you could take ill. A major purchase will be made. Don't jump at the first opportunity you see, or you could end up regretting it. 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