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/ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 17, 1998 Section Two Pace 9 Hoping to be Top Dog A competitor tries her best to impress judges at the Championship Dog Show and Obedience Trials held at Durham Central Fairgrounds in Orono on June 12,13, and 15. An estimated 1,500 dog owners from across the province registered their animals and the event attracted close to 6,000 spectators. This is the second year in a row that the Ontario County Kennel Club hosted the show in Orono. Dog Days of Summer at Show Ennsikillen News Churches Release Summer Schedules by Betty Wright The joint church picnic was held at C.L.O.C.A. on Sunday. There was a special special worship service with Reverend Norman Scli on his guitar and his Dad on. banjo. It was a pleasure to have Reverend Seli's parents parents join us. There was plenty of good food and lots of games and races for the children. There was an excellent crowd at the picnic. picnic. Decoration Day services services were held in Hampton on Sunday with a service at the church. Here is the summer schedule for Church services services - June 21 we welcome welcome Susan Pleasance as our guest speaker for this Sunday and again on June 28th as Reverend Norman Scli takes vacation time. The summer combined services will be held at 10 a.m. in Enniskillen for July and Enfield and Tyrone for August. July 5th - Enniskillen - Reverend Norman Seli. July 12th - Enniskillen - Reverend Doug Warren formerly of Hampton. July 19th - Enniskillen - Reverend Norman Seli. July 26th - Enniskillen - Reverend Norman Seli. Aug. 2 - Enfield - Ralph Werry will be our guest speaker. Aug. 9 - Enfield - Reverend Norman Scli. Aug. 16 - Tyrone - Reverend Norman Scli. Aug. 23 - Tyrone - Guest speaker - details later. Aug. 30 - Tyrone - Reverend Norman Seli. Sept, oth - Services return to their normal times in both churches. It's time to plan for Vacation Bible School. We run morning programs for kids. Programs of story, song, activity and fun around a Bible Theme. Make room on your calendar calendar right away. Enniskillen will be held August 17-21. If you would like to help out call,, Janine McGill.: (263-8808) for' the Enniskillen program. Tyrone's V.B.S. will be held August 10-14. Call Sharon Trudeau (263- 1022). You are welcome to help at either or both and of course kids arc welcome to come to both. P.S. We really could use a helping hand, so please call the organizers. Thank you. Enniskillen 2nd Annual B.B.Q., Raffle and Dance, Saturday, September 5/98 at 4 p.m. Please mark this date on your calendar. Tell your neighbours and friends. We hope to see you there. We are asking for donations of items to be raffled. Suggested cost of items should be $5.00 or less. Children really appreciate appreciate items that are especially especially for them. Baking, crafts, soaps etc. are other ideas. Items may be left at the church clearly marked "Raffle". by I. Challice Quote - "If the roots arc deep and strong, the tree needn't worry about the wind". Orono sure was a very busy spot this past weekend. weekend. Yard sales all over, a very large "dog show" in the fair grounds and an "Art Show" in the arena. The very large crowd for the dog show came in Friday evening and although thunderstorms threatened all weekend, a very successful event! Despite the tragic news this past few weeks, " a dog is man's best friend", when one secs the beautiful beautiful dogs arid their intelligence! intelligence! So many varieties and we noticed especially a very tiny little dog (his mistress in a wheelchair) never missed an order or command from the judge. The judges came from Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver and as far away as Florida! Held in Orono arena and a good show, all forms of art, oil, watercolours and even very artistic wood carvings. Talking to a former Orono resident Mr. Wayne Dcramo and were able to view his artistic artistic endeavours. In mentioning former residents, in Fridays (last) Obituary, we noted the passing of the former wife of .the Reverend Franklin Bannister from Bowmanvillc in Toronto, also in Toronto Mr. Charles Catto's passing (97 years) father of the Reverend Catto, former minister at Hampton. Sr. C.'s Meeting Held Thursday, June 11, in the I.O.O.F. hall. Following a short meeting, Orono News a new committee of two ladies, Mrs. Jim Allen and Mrs. Alice Hooey will be in charge of the October meeting. We have all really really appreciated the many years of fine leadership of our retiring president, Mrs. Encz Harris and she was presented with lovely flowers. Remember friends (Srs.) of the upcoming "Zone 24 Meeting for Srs.", to be held in Durham Complex hall June 22, at 10 a.m. Afternoon spent playing playing euchre. Results - High score - Roy Tennant 65, Norma Moffat and Clara Mculman tied 62, Ruth Grady 59. Low score - Gladys Gamsby. Bingo prize winner - Jean Allin. U.C.W. News The ladies of unit #1 of Orono U.C.W., held their monthly meeting at the new ■ Dutch Oven, Wednesday, June 10. The committee in charge was Vera Staples, Jessie Watkins and Marion Adams. Devotions "Spring" and several readings readings were much enjoyed. Following program, a lovely lunch was served. Family Community Event: Mark your calendar for Wednesday, July 1st when the 'Orono Town Hall Board' is sponsoring a day of events at Orono Park beginning at 11 a.m. with a Callithumpian Parade leaving the Orono Fair Grounds at ï 1 a.m. At the park enjoy free swimming, swimming, a band concert, hot dogs, ice cones, games for the kids, softball and a Parade Parasol Contest. Prizes for Adults for best- decorated parasol. Children arc prize-winners all!! Save Our Learning Centre! Five Oaks, a retreat and learning centre that serves the five central conferences in Ontario is under threat of serious disturbance disturbance from noise, dust and traffic because of an application to open up a large gravel pit adjacent to the Five Oaks site. The directors of Five Oaks arc asking church members to protect this valuable asset by signing a petition to be sent to Brantford Township Council asking that the request to develop the gravel pit be refused. The petition is in the Orono Church entrance. Leaflets stating the United Church's opposition opposition to government promoted promoted gambling are available available in both church entrances. Orono and Kirby Churches Up-coming Services - Sunday, June 21 regular services Kirby 9:30 a.m. and Orono 11 a.m. Sunday, June 28 regular regular services at Kirby 9:30 a.m. and Orono 11 a.m. Summer Services: Sunday, July 5 service at Kirby 10 a.m. Following the service there will be a coffee hour to meet our guest minister and family, Rob, Sue, Joe and Sam Hufton. Sunday, July 12 service at Orono 10 a.m. Closing ceremonies for Vacation Bible School. Sunday, July 19 service at Kirby 10 a.m. Sunday, July 26 service at Orono 10 a.m. This year wc arc not sharing with Newcastle. However, during August wc are invited to worship with them. Bridges: Our newsletter is now available at the front doors. Please take a copy for yourselves and one for a neighbour. Thanks to Donna for compiling compiling it. Observer: Do you receive the United Church Observer? If so, it is now due. Please make your $10.00 payment to the Orono United Church. Put it in an envelope marked for Observer with your envelope number or name. Regal: The exciting new catalogues for summer summer arc now at the front doors of both churches. Please call Heather Johnston at 983-9891 to place an order. This is an on-going project for Kirby Church. Orono Horticulture Society holds their June Flower Show and guest speaker Craig Stubbs topic will be "Hostas and Companion Plantings", Thursday, June 18, at 7:30 in main hall of Orono United Church, all welcome. welcome. Orono Horticulture Society again selling Flower arrangements for Decoration Day, June 28. Telephone orders 983- 5824 or 983-9761, (no later than Friday evening 7 p.m.). Many compliments from the many visitors to the "Dog Show" as to our pretty village and the fine location for their excellent show. CHEVY RULES WRH THE RIGHT EQUPMENT, THE RIGHT PRICES ANO THE RIGHT RATES. ROCK ON ANO CHECK IT OUT. 24 MONTH LEASE OR 36 MONTH PURCHASE FINANCING 4-H Club Reviews Dog Training At the second meeting of the Durham East 4-H Animal Friends Club, wc were joined by Clarington Pet Connection representative Shannon Bolter. Shannon is a foster parent for dogs. She has had several several of them. One includes Shadow who she brought with her. She discussed her work with dogs and how she has to train them so they won't be hurt or even killed. She says that if you want to train your own dog you should use easy gentle commands. The minutes of the last meeting were shared and wc did roll call, which was "What is your pet's name?" Wc talked about Peterborough Judging Day and Durham Judging Day and the Durham Judging team that will consist of Jancllc Kellogg, Natalie Kellogg and Gillian Barrie. The next meeting was held Saturday June 13 at the Orono Fair Grounds for a dog show at 10:00 a.m. For more information contact Maryann Found at 436-2528. 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