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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 19,1994 Section Two , ■/ L. mm Quote - "Do you make things happen, happen, watch things happen or wonder what on earth has happened?" Sympathy of community to the families and friends of the late Mrs. Margaret Linton, who passed away Friday. Funeral was held Monday, October 17, from Morris Funeral Home Bowmanville. Belated congratulations • to our neighbours in Bowmanville. The sun surely "shone" on the whole town on Saturday last! One couldn't even find a parking space anywhere. The "Apple "Apple Festival" surely had a huge following, following, but only one complaint! Couldn't get in "seeing distance" of those tasty apple fritters! The various bazaars had a terrific day too, with great crowds. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pigolt attended attended the 25th (silver) wedding anniversary anniversary party to honor Bob and Barbara Stapleton, Port Hope, last weekend. A happy birthday party was held Monday, October 17 at The Dutch Oven Restaurant, Orono, to honor Mrs. Marjorie Dickson on her 83rd birthday. Friends and neighbours in attendance. A delicious luncheon was served to a large crowd in Main hall of Orono Orono United Church, following the 147th anniversary service. We were honored to have our guest speaker Reverend Dr. Bruce McLeod with us. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carleton and his sister, New Leskard, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pigott last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Wingerak who were married Saturday, October 15 in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville. Reverend Reverend Nancy Knox officiated. The bride is the former Miss Lydia Carman, Carman, only daughter of Bill and Barbara Barbara Carman, former Orono resident. U.C.W. News A smaller than usual attendance at the October U.C.W. meeting of unit #3 held at the home of Mrs. Ruth Allin, Allin, Tuesday, October 11. The committee in charge, Dorothy Bailey, Elaine Elson and Ruth Allin. Elaine presented the meditation entitled entitled "Too Busy for Prayer." Several hymns were sung and Adele conducted the business portion. portion. Pies were asked for the upcoming upcoming supper at the church, Saturday, October 22. A delicious lunch of apple, apple, pecan and coconut pie was thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed to close the meeting. The ladies of unit #1 held their October meeting Wednesday, October October 12 in Main hall of Orono United Church, with excellent attendance. Committee in charge, Marie West and Arm Evans, and Marie opened meeting with poem "My Thanksgiving". Thanksgiving". Birthdays celebrated for October October - Gladys Greenwood and Marie West. Roll Call "Something you are thankful for at this season of the year." Bertha White, our new President, read a thank you letter from Oshawa Presbyterial for our hospitality shown at our recent meeting to guests. Also a thank you from Stella Dennis, for kindness shown to her in recent loss of her husband. Mission Moment given by Dorothy Dorothy Barnett, and poems from Marie. Psalm reading 107 by Dorothy Barnett. Barnett. Lords Prayer and Benediction followed followed by Contest "Scripture Cake" and lunch enjoyed by all to close meeting. "Sr. Cees" Meeting October meeting held Thursday, October 13 in main hall of United Church, with good attendance. President President Inez Harris welcomed everyone and after a short business meeting, election of officers was held and following following executive for 1994-95, President President - Inez Harris, Secretary - Gladys Greenwood, Treasurer - Thelma Vagg, Card Committee - Alice Hooey. Plans were drawn up for November November meeting. Seven tables of ichrc were enjoyed enjoyed and following results - High scores Jean Allin 67, Minnie Taylor 64, Gladys Greenwood 63. Low score - Bernice Moffat. Lucky Bingo prize - Gladys Greenwood. Next meeting November 10. Town Hall Card Party Weekly euchre party held Wednesday night October 12 in Orono Orono Town hall with good crowd. High scores Hilda Caswell 81, Bernice Moffat and June Wilson tied with 80, Robin Alldread 79, Marion Sears 78. Low score - Marion Staples. Lucky draw winners - Bernice Moffat, Hazel Pigott, Edgar Millson, Shirley Gordon, Elva Foster, June Wilson. Euchre every Wednesday night 8 p.m. Lunch provided. Heather Rebekah Lodge No. 334 Installation of new officers of Heather Rebekah Lodge #334 Lodge opened according to Ritual with Sister Judy Hall as Noble Grand presiding, assisted by sister Loma Atkins Atkins Vice Grand. Sister Judy welcomed all members members and all visitors. Sister Ann Jones, District Deputy President of Oshawa District #8 East, was escorted escorted and introduced by sister Gladys Gamsby. The flowers from the Guard of Honor were presented to Sister Ann. A special welcome was also given to Brother Art Youngman. Roll Call showed 20 officers present. Sister Sister Gloria asked the members to please bring items for grab bags, and also a new Christmas ornament for Christmas Tree to next lodge meeting, meeting, and also to remember the different different tables for the bazaar. An invitation was accepted from Cobourg Lodge and it was expected a carload would attend their meeting October 18. Sister Violet R.S. read the Commission Commission of Sister Ann Jones and new officers were installed in the respective respective chairs. Sister Loma Atkins said she was honored to be Noble Grand, for our lodge. Sister Viola Vander- veen as Vice Grand, Sister Ann Jones D.D.P. spoke a few words, and brought greetings from our Assembly President Sister Agnes Norris. Sister Arm was then escorted to the centre of the floor and presented with a gift from the lodge, also Sister Judy Hall for her job well done. Lodge closed according to the Ritual Ritual and a lovely lunch and social hour was enjoyed by all. Orono United Chur< h News A very special welcr ie to The Very Reverend Bruce M> 1 cod guest speaker and the Country Four who sang Sunday.. Greeters: Bill and Donna Morrison Morrison and family. Ushers: Kevin McCartney, No- reen Nixon, Carol and Grant Yeo. Nursery Supervisor: Sandra Top- per. Choir: Meets on Wednesday, October October 19, 6:45 - 8 p.m. Lower C.E. Hall. We are starting on the Christmas Christmas music. If you like to sing, please join us. Nursery: Our new co-ordinator is Sandra Topper. A list of this year's supervisors is posted at the front door and on the nursery door. We still need a few more volunteers. If you can help please sign your name in the spaces that are still open. Flowers this morning are in loving memory of Ervan, Mildred and Win- nifred Rainey, placed by their family - Jean and Glenn Allin and Darlene and Gerald Rainey. Orono Horticulture Society decorated decorated the church for Sunday's (October (October 9) Thanksgiving service. Special appreciation and thanks arc extended to them for all the displays of flowers and autumn harvest - both inside and outside of the church. Next Smiday: At Orono the children children arc asked to bring their favourite mugs to Sunday School. Following the service there will be a congregational meeting to discuss discuss the wheelchair accessibility project. project. Orono Board of Stewards: meet on Monday, October 24, 7:30 p.m. Continued on Page 23 Yellow Fish Markings Remind Public Not to Dump Chemicals Approximately 120 storm drains in Orono were recently marked with a bright yellow fish symbol in order to remind the public not to discharge toxic materials into the storm drainage system. Teams ranging ranging in age from Sparks to Pathfinders (from the Pineridge Guiding District) painted the curbs beside the drains in Orono Saturday, October 15. There were about 35 participants from Orono, Kirby and Kendal taking part in the project. In this photo are: (back row from left) Ashley Hendry, Ashlynn Ostrander, Katie Katie Dempsey and Holly MacDonald. In the front row are Ashley Caissie and Robyn Henderson, who are painting the fish symbol onto the curb. After the painting was complete, the volunteers left literature at each household in the neighbourhood to draw attention to the project. Water in storm sewers is usually not treated. Therefore, hazardous household products which enter a storni drain flow directly into lakes, streams and rivers. Unwanted products such as paint, paint thinner, motor oil, and pesticides should never never be dumped down curbside drains. "ions" AUTUMN LEAVES UNSCRAMBLE THE NAMES OF THE FIVE TREES ANP PUT THEM INTO THE GRIP. YOU WILL THEN F /NO ANOTHER TREE REAPING DOWN. ANSWER 1 H SV'S 1 H9339*'HOWS 'WtdOd'Z 'BldVWT Twenty Using the clues provided, complete the "ions" below. 1. What you get in school. ION 2. Go beyond this. ION 3. To be raised. ION 4. The operation of aircraft. ION 5. 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