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Musical Evening Enjoyed by All The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 22. 1998 Section Two Pane 7 by I. Challice Quote-'Tl's easy to identity people who can't count to ten! They're in front of you in the supermarket supermarket express lane." Sympathy to Mrs. Mabel Goode and family in the sad loss of husband and father. Ray passed away Sunday, April 12. Funeral was held from Morris Funeral Chapel. A dear friend and former neighbour Mrs. Gladys Brown, now Peterborough provided the music at the service. Burial in Orono Cemetery. An excellent attendance at the "Musical Evening" held Saturday night, April IS, in Ôrono United Church. A delightful young lady Marnic Nicmi, provided provided awesome music with her Bute and this throughout throughout the entire service! Our own Minister Reverend Mcrvyn Russell is another musical talent that provided provided a delightful variety of George Gershwin music and others. The closing music from Nova Scotia and Cape Breton and we can't forget the "Top of the Line" piano accompaniment accompaniment from our own church organist Mary Clare MacKinnon! She is a real asset to all! Thanks to Mrs. Donna Morrison for turning the pages. A delicious lunch served to all and a draw for a lovely decorated tray, donated by Joyce Cowan, closed a very enjoyable evening. . The Howard Stapletons and Faye and Gloria Adams were Sunday dinner dinner guests of Mrs. Hazel Pigott. Speedy get well to Mr. Alfred Pigott, a patient in Bowmanville hospital. Mrs. Dale Ferrier and Milton, Peterborough were Sunday luncheon guests of the Challiccs and Dale stayed for a few days. Mrs. Bob Haslam visited visited her mother recently, Orono News Mrs. Jenny Bowins. Orono Town Hall News At the meeting on Wednesday night, April 15, the following results: Marion Sears 88, Martha Clark 80, Kay Beggs 78, Paul Mucha 76, Flo Sharpe 75, Robert Bubar 75. Low score - Charlie Campbell. Lucky draws - Mrs. Marjorie Williams, Alice Hooey, Gladys Greenwood, Shirley Gordon, Ruby Hudson, Jim Gordon, Frances Cathcart. A few weeks ago you included a picture of the very old tool shed and tools, the properly of the late Garland Cathcart. His late father Allen Cathcart was a brother of my deceased grandmother Martha Cathcart (Aiken). Horticulture Show The show was held in Orono Town Hall, as one of the celebrations for our Town Hall 100 year anniversary, Thursday, April 16, with good attendance. attendance. Pres. Carol Mostcrt welcomed everyone and especially our guests and new members. Secretary Lorna Atkins gave reports and up to date mail. Our district convention convention this Saturday, April 18 in Uxbridge. Our upcoming upcoming Thursday, April 23, buffet (hot and cold) and Provincial Convention in June at Trent University. Lorna Atkins and June Heard are our convention delegates. Lorna introduced our guest speaker Mrs. Bertha Barnes, of Bowmanville, who discussed "one" of her favourite topics, this time "African Violets". This speaker, as usual brought and showed her thorough fun and love of the subject. Fiddle Champion Entertains Horticulture Society Mark Sullivan, Canada's under-18 champion in performing traditional fiddle music, entertained members of the Orono Horticultural Society last Thursday, April 16th. He performed for the group in the Orono Town Hall, where the horticultural meeting was part of the Hall's 100th anniversary celebrations. CLEAN HEALTHY AIR Feeling Hushed, fatigued and frustrated? IT'S THE AIR Why suffer? Austin Air's Hcaltlimalc with its W %UST USTIN AIR" True llepa it Activated Carbon Filter will provide the relief you need! Along with dust, there tire harmful toxins present in Household Carpel, Draperies & Upholstery! These harmful particles are responsible for liye Irritations, Far, A'ose it. 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Mark is Canadian Champion Fiddler under 18 years of age and he received a standing ovation from the audience. A lovely show of house plants, violets and arrangements arrangements was on display and also a plant sale. Excellent reports from Sunday Church, Orono United, with guest soprano from Toronto. Her singing was lovely. It's amazing how the tulips, daffodils, crocus etc arc already in bloom and almost 2 weeks arc left in April. There were 10 members of Orono Horticulture Club who travelled to Uxbridge Saturday, April 18 for district district convention. It was a fun day for all present and a good Bower and plant show. Orono Church News Sunday evening, April 26, Service at Kirby 7 p.m. Guest speaker: Warren Lamondin, Clarington Project. Music: Gillian Barfoot. Refreshments. "A Time To Bloom' At Kendal United Church Phyllis Tamlin will be the inspirational speaker at a special program for ladies, "A Time To Bloom" being held at Kendal United Church, Kendal, on Wednesday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. Special music will be provided by Alma Kingyens. Phyllis is a licenced lay preacher in The United Church of Canada, a member of the regional executive of Aglow of Canada and a special needs teacher. Alma is a former club singer who switched to Country Gospel in the early 1980s. Both women have dynamic and enthusiastic ministries to share with all who will participate. Tickets may be obtained at The Bridal Path in Bowmanville, 623-0351 or by calling Pat Atkins at 983- 9261 or the Church office at 786-2950. Free will offering. Sunday evening. May 3 - Healing Service at Orono 7 p.m. Baptism: Our spring baptism service will be on May IOth. If you have an infant or child you wish baptized or would like to be baptized yourself please contact Reverend Russell 983-5502. U.C.W. General Pot Luck Supper is Thursday, April 30, 6 p.m. in Main Hall. Orono Horticultural Society: Annual Spring Buffet Luncheon, Thursday, April 23, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., Orono United Church Main Hall. For more information call Dini 983-5311 or June at 983-5169 or Carol 983- 5326. Donations for Bake Sale will be accepted with proceeds going to Ottawa and District Horticultural Societies for ice storm relief. Lesson from a Watermelon Seed It would lake thousands of watermelon seeds to weigh a pound. Yet when one single seed is planted and nurtured under the right conditions, it can produce produce several watermelons that weigh forty or fifty pounds each. Such are the wonders of nature - and the miracle-working God who is the master force behind nature's grand design. Just as a watermelon seed multiples itself by several thousand times, God. can make of us far more than we arc if we will let him work his miracles in our lives. 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