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4-Orpno Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 26, 4987 Neighbourhood Bike Parade i OBITUARY Oliver Wesley Knapp Son of William Daniel and Loiiise DeMille. He was born in Cartwright Township and educated in Enfield. In 1918 he married Nellie Turner. He worked on construction construction and at General Motors. He moved to the Farm where he became a farmer in 1925. He was a resident of Clarke Township for the rest of his life. On Thursday, July 9th, 1987 at 12:15 p.m. at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital be passed away. He was 89 years old: Hè had been ill for six weeks. He has one surviving brother Mervin of Clinton, Ontario. Ontario. Surviving are his children Kate (Mrs. H. Prescott), Ross R., Oliver Jr., Lois (Mrs. K. Moore) all from Orono, Ernest from Bowmanville and Albert of Lindsay. He has many grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. greatgrandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents, his wife Nellie Turner and son Herbert (Red), brothers Gordon, Gordon, Norman, Louis and William > and sisters Rose, Elsie, Violet and Ethel. The Reverend E. Schamerhorn officiated at the funeral service. The service was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, on Saturday at 1 p.m. The organist was Mrs. Helen McDonald. Pallbearers were all grandsons, Allen,' Arthur, Wesley, Gordon, and Bruce Knapp and Ron Prescott (Pete). The Neighbourhood children of the Irwin sub-division in south Orono held their second annual Children's Bike paradé last week. The Deremo children, the De Jong kids and their cousins, the Zegers, the' Bickell's and the Wilhelm children all took part in the event. Above are the winners: The best girl, Katrina Dé Jong (bride), best boy, Paul Zegers (groom), best vehicle, David Deremo (bear in cage) with his cage master. 200 Liberal workers attend barbecue Last Wednesday evening some two hundred supporters and workers for Diane Hamre in her bid to be elected under the Liberal banner banner in the riding of Durham East attended attended a barbecue held on the lawns of Sid and Mary Rutherford in Kirby. Kirby. It was a family affair with hot dogs and steaming corn the basic menu for the outing. . In addressing the gathering Diane Hamre spoke of the commitment made by the Peterson government at Queen's Park and assessible. This, she said, they have done and will continue to do so. The Liberal candidate also spoke of Peterson's stand on free trade' and that a certain six conditions must be meet before approval would come from the government in Ontario. She said it had to be assured that Canadian policies are decided by Canadian and not dictated dictated by United States' interests. Orono United Church Anniversary Timing The Session of the Orono ly received information from tee to the effect that the gregation could date back 1862 as has been formerly a cording to the following Canada Christian Advocate the. first church erected established in that year. Dedica The Dedication of the ^/I.E. Chap' Darlington Circuit, will take plaq< December next. Service to corrç Dedicatory Sermon Will be Preachè' Preaching at 2 o'clock and at 6:30 c from other circuits as well as thogi are respectfully invited to attend new Chapel at Orono in worshippi vent the day should be kept and ir Darlington November 27th The members, adherents gregation are asked to con teresting subject and conv cerns to Rev. Fred Milnes sion so this matter can be of the Session during Septe "We willnbt become tenants in our own country", she said. As a liberal member in the legislature she said she would be committed to continuing the liberal's governments clean-up of the environment, increased affordable affordable housing supply,attaching new standards of excellence and relevance in our education and training, providing adequate and affordable child care, She also spoke of improving and increasing transporation capabilities, ensuring safe and healthy communities for the people to live, work and play. The candidate said, "we in Durham East need the Peterson government to be able to continue the liberal commitment to tripling 'the capital funding for schools so that the use of portables could be drastically reduced. She also spoke of grants now available from the provincial government to assist those with water problems as in Courtice and Brooklin. Diane Hamre stated that Ontario has had a healthy economy under the Petersori government and as a liberal member from Durham East she wants to work full time towards ensuring that Durham East has a strong voice in the legislature at Queen's Park. "I have enjoyed the campaign and have lots of energy left to continue continue the campaign to election day on September 10th. "With your help we can be successful", she said. MOM'S KITCHEN Downtown Orono ■ 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT CHICKEN FINGER DINNER $4.501 Offer Good Until Tuesday, September 1st at 6:00 p.m. Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.np.-7:00 p.m. Fri. 6:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Saturday 6:30- Sunday 5:00 p.m. Closed ' United Church has recent- it's Anniversary Commit- origin of the ChEirch 'Con- as far as 1847 rather than ^aepted. It now appears ac- article copied from the of December 7, 1847 that this congregation was by ition tel in the Village of Orono on the e (God Willing) on the 25th of Tifence at 11 o'clock A.M. The d bv BishoD Smith. There will be 'clock P.M. Preachers and friends e living on the Darlington Circuit imd spend their Christmas in the ng Him, in memory of whose Ad- feasting on the word of life. 1847 J.W. BYAM and friends of the consider consider and discuss this in- ey any comments or con- any member of the Ses- finàlly settled in a meeting mber ne^'t. GAS BARBECUE SALE Plus - WEST BEND Priced at 99 179. Regular $359.99 On Sale $ 339 gg Regular $335. 99 1 On Sale $ 329. 99 Regular $216.99 «..j qCi On Sale 1 OiÜ. Sale Table Top $64.99 SAFARI WAGON Reg. $499.99 for $ 449. 00 TANK NOT INCLUDED ROLPH (DOMINION) Phone 983-5207 HARDWARE