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i i i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 6,1994 7 New Directors Named to Durham Farmers' County Co-op Isabelle Challice- Quote - "It is not fair to ask of others what you arc not willing to do yourself' - Eleanor Roosevelt. Congratulations to our neighbour Marjorie Dickson on winning a lucky draw recently at Hanc's Restaurant, Bowmanville. She received a voucher voucher for a gift at Hoopers Jewellery. Sympathy of our community to the families of the late Councillor Ken Hooper, who passed away so suddenly. A special thank you to Orono United Church for inviting St. Saviour's Saviour's to join in together for Good Friday Friday Service. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pigott attended a birthday party last Tuesday at the home of Fay and Glory Adams, in honor of their son Donald's birthday party, also in attendance his family, all from Port Perry. Mrs. Inez Harris spent Easter Sunday Sunday with son, Charles, and family, Kirby. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haslam, Sarah and friend and Rachel, all from Oshawa, were Easter Sunday guests of Mrs. Jennie Bowins. Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt DeJonge, Brighton, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmer, Oshawa, were last Wednesday luncheon luncheon guests of her parents, the O. Challices. Congratulations to "Gabrielis Antiques Antiques and Collectables" who opened for business on Saturday, April 2. Easter Sunday guests at "Challices, Mrs. Denise Warren, Amanda and Corey, Glenn Downer and daughter Mandy, all from Peterborough, Mr. Don Challice and friend Betty, Mrs. Nancy Hcckbert, and daughters, Rachel, Rachel, Jessica and Jenny all from Oshawa, Mrs. Laurie Deveaux and son Brandon, Oshawa, Mrs. Donna Sutherland friend Brian from Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Orono-Kirby Charge and St. Saviour's Anglican Church ■Good Friday Service Our greeters: Leila Worry and Thelma Vagg. Out Ushers:, Gcrri Bailey, Charlotte Charlotte Anderson, Judy and Gerritt Van Dyke. Ministers: Reverend Dr. Mcrvyn Russel (0.9830-5502, H.983-5208, Reverend Bob Hartley - Interim Rector. Rector. Organist: Mrs. Stella Morton. Welcome - Reverend Dr. Mcrvyn Russell. St. Saviour's Anglican Church Easter Sunday April 3,1994 Holy Communion Gradual - Minuet in G. Major by J.S. Bach, Charlene Lewis (flute) Dyson Dyson Drury (piano). Gospel Sermon - Reverend Bob Hartley. Easter Flowers placed on the Alter Alter to the Glory of God in memory of John Breen from his family, Peggy, Peggy, Mark and Paddy, Vera Hanowski, mother of June Johnson, from Steve, June and family. Thank you Charlene and Dyson for sharing your talent with us this morning. A.C.W. - 7 p.m. April 5th in the Parish Hall. Special Guests - "The Galloping Gourmets". All women invited. invited. Coming Events: Thursday, April 14th - Advisory Board meets 7:30 p.m. Parish Hall. Friday, May 13th - Church catering catering to a banquet at Orono Arena - all available hands will be needed. Please inform Beryl Clark if you can help. Wednesday, June 1st - Salad Supper. Supper. Saturday, June 18th. - Musical Concert, St. Saviour's Church. Messages for Reverend Hartley may be left with Judy Leek 983- 9639. f l On Duty this week: Sidespeople Bob and Sandra Lewis, next week: Gcnri Bailey and Bob Morton, Reader Reader this week: Gayle Eslcr, next week: Charlotte Anderson, Alter this week: Sandra Anderson, next week: June Johnson, Cleaning and Coffee duty this week: Charles and Glory Gray, next week: Steven and June Johnson. Orono United Church The church was filled for Easter Morning Service and Sacrament of Communion celebrated. There was a special Easter egg party, with all children children exchanging eggs. Reverend Russell Russell announced a special gift of a very pretty Easter poster, from Millhaven, from a young man, an inmate. Birthday greetings to: Liz Van- dcrSchee - April 5 (0), Holly Mullen - April 6 (O). Food Bank: "Please remember" our food bank. Donations may be left at the back of the church. They are taken to the Salvation Army in Bowmanville Bowmanville for distribution in our area. Explorers: meet on Wednesday, April 6, 6:30 - 8 p.m. at Kirby Church. Bible Study: ' resumes this Wednesday, April 6, 8 p.m. Kirby Church. We will be studying the Acts of the Apostles. For further information information contact Reverend Russell (983- 5502). Confirmation Class: Friday, April 15,4 p.m. Sacrament of Baptism: If you are interested in having your children baptized, please contact Reverend Russell. Sunday, May 8, Family Day, is Baptism Day. Orono Pastoral Charge Session: meets on Tuesday, April 5,7:30 p.m. Durham Senior Lodge Service: Wednesday, April 6, 11 a.m. at the recreation hall. Ladies Time Out: meets on Tuesday, Tuesday, April 5, 1:30 p.m. Lower C.E. Babysitting provided. Please join us for a time of craft making and socializing. socializing. Cancer Society Volunteers are urgently urgently needed to canvass the Orono area during the month of April. If you can help please call Pamela Worry Worry at 983-5453. Active Parenting: A six weeks course with a Christian prospective on communicating and disciplining children. The first night is Thursday, April 7th, 7:30 p.m., Lower C.E. Hall, Orono United Church. There are 7 places left. The cost is $15.00 per person. For further information contact the office at 983-5502. Easter Lilies In loving memory of Hilda and Hcsper Dean place by their daughter Lois Cox and family. In loving memory of Dora Plain placed by her ncice Lois Cox and family. In loving memory of the MacDonald MacDonald and Rolph families placed by Barbara and Bill Carman. In loving memory of Eric and Florence Liddell and James Russell by placed by Reverend Mcrvyn and Patricia Russell. In loving memory of her parents placed by Kevin and Sharon McCartney. McCartney. Arrangement on Piano In loving memory of Wanda Ball placed by her husband, Ivan, and Betty and Lcland Ball. Free Income Tax Service is available available for seniors and disabled persons with a combined or single income under under $25,000, with no rental property. Volunteers arc available to come to tire home or papers including property property taxes or rent-total may be dropped off at the Community Care Office. For further information call Community Community Care at 623-2261. Ontario Masonic District Divine Church Service: You arc cordially invited invited to attend and share in this animal animal service on Sunday evening, April 17,7 p.m. Orono United Church. Orono Horticultural Society - Bus Spring '94 PLANT A TREE - GROW A FUTURE! Ministry of Natural Resources has reforestation tree seedlings for sale For reforestation, windbreak establishment, erosion control and stroambank stabilization. * |( you own 2 hectares (5 acres) In Ontario you are eligible to purchase a variety of conifer and hardwood seedlings from Provincial Nurseries. * The cost Is 10 cents per seedling plus a $10.00 administration foe plus GST and PST. 'Minimum order-100 trees * Minimum per species - 50 trees To receive an application call or visit your local MNR area office or conservation authority office or call toll free 1-G00-2GG-7G04 for more Information Ontario © Trip to the National Home Show, Toronto, Toronto, Monday, April 11. For tickets and further information contact Lor- na Atkins, 983-5608. Bus and show: $19.00. Orono Horticultural Society Buffet Buffet Luncheon: Orono United Church, Main Hall, Wednesday, April 20, 11:30 - 1 p.m. Advance Tickets only - $7.00; To order call Shelley Etman- ski, 983-5102 or Loma Atkins 983- 5608. This is a fundraising event. Clarington Community Liason Group invites you to participate in a community involvement meeting concerning the Port Granby site on Monday, April 18, 7:30 p.m., New- tonville Public School. Speakers: Mr. Glen Case, P. Engineer of SENES Consultants Ltd., and Dr. David Du- Bois, Phd., P. Eng., Golden Associates Associates Ltd. Topic: Remediation of the Port Granby Sight. For further information information contact Dana Kerr, 987-7786. Your input is very important. Beef Spring Dinner: Saturday, April 9, 5:30 p.m. Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. Adults $10.00, youths (6-12 yrs.) $5.00, Under Under 5 yrs. free. For tickets call Church Office 623-3138 or James Insurance Insurance 623-4406. Tyrone U.C.W.: Wednesday, April 13, 7:30 p.m., Tyrone Church are hosting a special evening with Guest Speaker: Sgt. Cutler who will talk on home safety, vehicle safety and safety in mall parking lots. Lunch follows and all ladies are welcome welcome to attend. Sunrise Service Early Sunday morning, Orono's very first "sunrise" service was held, despite a dreadful snowstorm, and without the sun, the beautiful "Lang Memorial Chapel" was filled with church members. Reverend Russell and Mr. Gordon Leek from St. Saviour's were in charge of the beautiful service. There Three new directors were elected to the board of the Durham Farmers' County Co-operative at the Annual Meeting held in Orono Tuesday night. Bill DeVries, Peter Greydanus and Bob Allin replace retiring retiring directors Lome Allin, Jim Coombes and Bill Tomlinson. From left to right in the back row are: directors: directors: Bill DeVries, Paul Burnham, Ralph Greenwood, and Peter Greydanus. In the front row (1-r) are: Gordon Barrie, Lorraine Oliver, Charlie Harris and Bob Allin. Absent from the group is Robert Kimball. The county co-op was started in 1945 to provide feed and supplies to farmers at competitive prices. Since then, it has grown into a multi-million dollar business. was delightful music by brass trio comprised of Roy Forrester, Dick Morton and Paul Mote, for the singing singing of hymns. Following the service, coffee and hot cross buns, were served by a committee of Marjorie Best and Dorothy Dorothy Barnett. A special note of this service, the little birds, robins etc., were "singing up" a storm, while we walked up to chapel! Quite an experience experience during a snowstorm. Town Hall Card Party Scores An overflow crowd was in attendance attendance at weekly euchre party, with 19 tables in progress, held March 29 and following results. High scores- Carl Todd 85, Eva Smith 84, Gladys Ogden 83, Dorothy Branch 78, Sharon Casey 77. Low score - Helen Simpson. 10 Lucky draws - Dorothy Branch, Walter Murphy, Helen Cou- roux, Nerda Masters, Charlie Staple- ton, Charlie Campbell, Art Bedwin, John Scott 2, Gladys Greenwood. Euchre is every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. and lunch is supplied. THE COMPOSTER SALE OF THE SEASON Not only can you buy a composter for just $15, but you can learn how to compost at one of Durham Region's free How-To Compost Workshops, Expert staff will be on hand to demonstrate demonstrate the proper care and maintenance of your composter at the following location. Rekker s Garden gallery (905) 623-2300 2 km west of Bowmanville, Hwy. #2 Saturday April 9, 9 a.m - 3 p.m. For more information on Composting or Grasscycling please contact the Durham Region Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or call the Compost Hotline at 1-800-667-5671 PURCHASE A COMPOSTER FOR JUST $ 15 OUMMAM m: a ion „*DUcr. Ontario funded In part by the Ministry of Environment and Energy â fifc sDUR HAM ü