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1 X X J \ Orono and District The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 8,1986 15 Quote - "Talent is God- given; be thankful. Conceit is self-given; be careful." Recent guests of Mrs. Sadie Hamitlon, Durham Complex, Mrs. Linda Puncheon, and Mrs. Jennie Brodvirus both from Acton; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher, Scott and Neil, all from Guelph. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Derek Barnett were Carol Barnett, Ithaca, New York; Fernando Rey, Brantford; Stephen and Sandra Barnett, Edmonton, Alberta. Guests for Christmas day included Mr. and Mrs. H. Gould, Maple Grove, Mrs. J. Patterson, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stoner and Sarah, all from Ajax. Sympathy of the community to the McLaren families in the loss of their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Dora McLaren passed away Friday, Jan. 3rd and the funeral was held Monday, Jan. 5 from Orono United Church, Orono. Mrs. E.L. Gilbank has returned from a visit with her daughter Anne and family over the Christmas holidays in Connellsville, Penn., U.S.A. While there she was privileged to attend a hockey game in the Civic Arena in Pittsburg, with her son-in-law Paul Webb and grandsons Darren Webb and Mark Nagarajan. Too bad the Cancer can be beaten. CANADIAN I SOCIÉTÉ CANCER I CANADIENNE SOCIETY I DU CANCER Penquinslost! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and family, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and boys, were all guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings on New Year's day. Mrs. Dorothy Bailey spent several days visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Lyn Kemmett and family, Lindsay last week. Sunday dinner guests of the 0. Challices, were Mr. Don Challice and Kerry Lyn and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmer, Oshawa. A recent visitor with Mrs. E.L. Gilbank was Miss Joanne Mackie of Georgetown. Many from our areas viewed the Bell Playhouse on T.V. last Sunday evening to see "The Legs of the Lame" on the screen. Kendal Church was certainly well portrayed, with Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Robinson, Inez Boughen from Newtonville and featuring Mr. Reg Elliott. Our Orono town hall looked good, with many familiar faces, Nancy Barber, Norma Jones, Isabelle McGregor and George Day, all well displayed. One disappointment to this viewer was the missing musicians, Mary Bunting and Gladys Brown. Two local celebrities who performed in this movie, but were not shown on T.V. However a very good show! Mrs. E.L. Gilbank attended a family Nçw Year's gathering at her daughter's, Carol Webb and family in Markham. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice were New Year's day and Thursday guests at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown and daughters, Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutherland and girls, Bowmanville, were New Year's Eve dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Woolner and family, Main Street. Sympathy of the community to families and friends of the late Mrs. Hazel McNair, Durham Complex. 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About (50) people attended the annual New Year's Eve party held Dec. 31st in Main Hall of Church, to enjoy a fun filled evening. The hall was decorated for the occasion with streamers and balloons and the evening was spent with (6) tables of euchre, crokinole and various other games. Excellent live music provided background for many who enjoyed dancing. Our orchestra comprised Gladys Brown on piano; Doreen Lowery on drums; Carmen White and James Lowery on sax; Carlos Tamblyn on trumpet and Rev. Milnes on trombone. (Attention you "big Band" lovers, we've got Glenn Miller, Guy Lambardo, etc) right here in Orono! A sing-a-long was also enjoyed and a short programme of solos by Mildred Young, Bowmanville; readings by Mavin Colvin and Rev. Fred, and many expressed thanks for special blessings in 1985. Rev. Milnes expressed our prayers for the sick and shut-in in our midst for 1986. A delicious buffet lunch was served and enjoyed by all! Thanks to the committee in charge - Marvin and Betty Colvin and Gerrett and Nice DeJonge. Miss Kim Sherwin and brother Walter have returned to their respective universities, she to Scarborough Centennial and Walter to Queens, Kingston. Mrs. Geke Daye (DeJonge) and family, Fredericton, N.B. were holiday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrett DeJonge, Orono. Sr. Citizens Meeting Members of Orono Sr. Citizens Club held their monthly meeting on Thursday, Jan. 2 in I.O.O.F. hall. Following the business period, euchre was enjoyed, with the following winners - high lady - Bertha Touchburn, low lady - Stella Carson, high man - Mrs. Gladys Greenwood (as man), low man - Wesley . Wood, Winner .of the most lone- hands - Mrs. Myrtle Wood. Our next meeting will be Thurs., Feb. 6 at 1:30 p.m. St. Saviour's Church News The meeting of the Vestries of St. Saviour's will be held Sunday, Jan. 26, following the morning service. The ladies of St. Saviour's met Tuesday evening in the John Breen hall for their monthly meeting. This Saturday, Jan. 11, the church school staff will meet with the Rector for a training session, and to look at the new curriculum, 9:30 a.m. in Parish HaÙ. Next Sunday - Mary Henderson, Youth Consultant/Co-ordinator for our episcopal region will preach at both churches. Jan. 15. Wed, - Parish Mini- Conference II (a sequel to the meeting in Nov.), 7:30 p.m. in the John Breen hall at St. Saviour's. Mrs. Judy Pierce is in church office every Tuesday morning from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. You may leave messages for the Sunday leaflet or any other business. Orono United Church News A belated congratulations to Rev. and Mrs. Jeff DeJonge, Queensburg on the happy arrival of a beautiful baby daughter, "Sarah Kristin" born on Christmas eve, Dec. 24th. Baby Sarah weighed in at a bouncing 10 lbs., 4M, ozs. and her grandparents are Gerrett and Nice DeJonge, Orono. Mrs. Marion Milnes led the enjoyable music for children's time on Sunday morning. Happy birthday to Mr. George WINTER SALE STARTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 9th » 50% WINTER FABRICS BOWMANVILLE FABRICS 65 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-1241 By Isabelle Challice Carson and Mr. Lawrence Staples who celebrate their birthdays Wednesday, Jan. 8. All the units meet this week, with units No. 1, No. 2 and No. 4 all meeting in Main Hall of Church. No. 3 meets on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey. Remember to submit your annual church reports before Friday, Jan. 10th, so they will be typed in time for Orono's United Church annual meeting on Feb. 2, following morning church service. There will be a pot luck dinner before meeting. Reserve Jan. 23rd, Thursday for Orono Horticultural's Annual Dinner and Meeting. Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Couvier, Bowmanville were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Couvier, Tara and Jenna of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. James Hutton, Wendy and Wanda, Brent and Todd of Orono. A most enjoyable time was held by all. On Dec. 28th, Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Couvier of Bowmanville attended church in Orono with Mrs. Donna Hutton who told the children's story. Wesley ville Eagles Clinch First Place " Thn All Stare aHHpH an upset defeating Bowmanvil For the first Sunday in the New Year, attendance at Welcome United Church was much better attended than the last in the old year when a fierce storm made driving precarious. Mrs. King in her New Year's message spoke of the philosopher Johannes Eckhart of the 14th century. His message then and for today was one of spiritual uplift. Throughout our lives we are experiencing God's creation and we miss the glory of it and the marvellous universe if we dwell on material things only. There must be time to see the beauty and know the glory of the garden created for man. The story for the children was a preview of the sermon told through the experiences of a little boy seeking for love and finding it, not in the captivity of a free wild thing but through the caring for a little pup who returned his love. The choir's anthem was the lovely "Lullaby" from the cantata, "Heaven Rejoices." The offering was received by Clarence Nichols and Glen Thompson. Two beautiful arrangements of flowers were in loving memory of Mrs. Isobel Brice whose death occurred last week. Sympathy is extended to her son Cliff Brice and to all other members of the family. On Thursday evening of last week, Mary Symons showed pictures at Welcome Church of her school work in Nain, Labrador where she has been teaching since last September. September. This school is frame built in sections for grades from kindergarten to 12. There are 24 teachers who live in residence. At least five are from Ontario, others from Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Mary has all the grades on her timetable. The seniors are not as fluent in English as the younger ones whose parents have been through the school system so speak English and the children are in danger of losing their own language, so it is being taught. One teacher has been there 13 years, he married an Innuit girl and has a family so that is now his home. Others stay on an average of three years. The school is heated by oil, and they generate their own electricity. By next September September they hope to move into a new cement block school heated by electricity. The By Dan Moriarity The Cowan Pontiac sponsored Bowmanville Eagles were kept busy over the holiday season, playing three league games and the Annual Jr. C All-Star game. The Eagles, last year's league champions, faced off against the Central Ontario All Stars on Boxing Day at the Bowmanville Memorial Arena. Roger Hornsby opened the scoring for the Eagles late in the 1st period after the All Stars had jumped to a 2-0 lead. In the second, the Eagles outplayed their opponents and could have taken the lead but for the outstanding play of goaltender Colin Newell. The All Stars added an insurance goal with 6:41 remaining in the game and although Brian Heard scored with 2:14 to go on a shot from behind the net which bounced oil the back of goaltender Scott Birkhoff to make it 3-2 the Eagles could score no further and went down to defeat. The following Sunday saw the Eagles at home to play the Uxbridge Bruins. Mark Hickey and Brian Heard scored three goals apiece while Dayrell Rowe and A1 Vachon had singles as the Eagles doubled the Bruins 84. Next up for the Cowan Eagles was a trip to Lindsay to face the Trent Muskies. The lowly Muskies pulled off an children are musical and Mary teaches music. They have a band, were delighted when they were able to buy drums. They hope to take a group to Gander for a music festival but the cost will be $4,000 so will need help. The I.O.D.E. gave them a gift of $1,000. The children delight to hear Mary's description of life in this area. They have never seen a farm animal. Teaching of religion is mandatory, and is under the jurisdiction of the Moravian Church. Their only transportation is by snowmobile. snowmobile. Mary left on Saturday for her return trip there. The Welcome U.C.W. is holding its joint meeting on Wednesday, January 15th and the roll call is "toques and mitts" for Nain. Sorry to report that Ken Dinner is in Peterborough Hospital where he was taken following suffering pains in his chest. At present he is stabilized and we hope soon will be well again. upset defeating Bowmanville by a score of 10-9. The Cowan Eagles then returned home to face the Port Perry Mojacks on Sunday. After two fairly close periods of hockey, the Eagles pulled away for a 7-2 romp over the Mojacks. Eagle's Dayrell Rowe had three goals and an assist to move ahead of Port Perry's Brian Nicholson in the battle for the league scoring title. Rowe's chances to win the title were dealt a severe blow when he was assessed a questionable 2 game suspension due to an incident late in the 3rd period. As the Eagles have only 4 games remaining in the regular schedule, Rowe now has only two games left while Nicholson has four. Eagle's assistant coach Carl Nielsen was annoyed after the game, "You'd think they'd let Dayrell and Brian decide it (the scoring race), rather than having it decided by a referee's call. He got rooked, Dayrell really got cheated." It is indeed a shame that a season long race has to be decided like this. The Eagles will not play at home this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. as usual, but will be in action the following Sunday, Jan. 19 at7:30p.m. 'j : ft-' X- > ' < 5 iuu ■ Mf.J|i 'u.lvl il. oi ajSl • Ok ; /.if),- »t,ViW ! ûi|li ^ -v .s» »7y<®ea !•-. ) V.t \-i t'.fj i 'X;. . 1.1> y bra tis-X «>.;?>! ' jr'AMls: ItoRr- 2 PCE. 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