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12 - Oron by Joan Anderson J JOYS AND CONCERNS Mae Playford is improving slowly but surely. Our prayers are with you, that your good health will soon be restored. Thelma Westlake had some planned surgery last.week at Peterborough Hospital, stayed at her daughter Joyce's in Millbrook, but is now home.. Our prayers are with her for a speedy recovery. Pat Gardner has had a mild stroke and is in hospital. Prayers on his behalf will be welcome. BINGO WINNERS Bingo runs at the Orange Hall every Tuesday evening at 7:00 for the fâll and winter. Everyone is MOST welcome.. On November 7 Carol Smale, Margaret Krissa, Iliona Riggers, Anne Zealand and Helen Couroux won one game. Two time winners were Dora MacDonald and Edith Hamilton. Brenda Lowery was a three time winner. Dorothy Stark and Elaine Mercer won four games. The Pot of Gold was won by Dora McDonald. Congratulations all! Come on out and have a greattime! This weeks single game winners were Dora MsacDonald, Brenda Lowery, Elaine Doty and Helen Couroux. Two game winners were Margaret Krissa, Tracey Doty, and Carol Smale. GANARASKA FOREST HORSE CLUB Dorothy Stark and Anne Zealand were three game winners. winners. Edith Hamilton was the lucky one for the night, not only winning six games but also the Pot of Gold! MEMORIAL SERVICE A Memorial Service for Dorothy Hellebust was held at Kendal United Church at 11 a.m. on Saturday, November 18. A most delicious luncheon luncheon was served by the Kendal U.C.W. Andrew and Stephen, two of Dorothy's three sons sang as well as Andrew's wife Maria whose voice is like that of an angel. Johann, her husband husband displayed the oil painting painting of Dorothy with which she presented him on their wedding. wedding. He also told us of touching touching moments in their life, together. Stephen expressed his thoughts in a poem which he had composed in honour of his mother. Andrew and Maria Hellebust's five-month old son Eric was christened in Toronto yesterday. * COMING EVENTS The next Congregational Meeting of the Kendal United ■ Church will be before the Pot Luck lunch on Sunday November 26. READING OF DICKENS "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" December 9, Newcastle Community Hall. Tickets are $12 and available from Rev. David Chisling. Children accompanied by adults are free. During the interludes between acts the Newcastle Children's Choir and the Newcastle Ladies Ensemble provide musical entertainment that sets the mood for the next abt. Refreshments will be served on silver trays! CBC Radio and Home Hardware are the national sponsors of this. Eighty ' communities across Canada produce this with the assistance of CBC Radio. GANARASKA FOREST HORSE CLUB ELECTIONS President - Susan Sinnott Newsletter - Liz Jeffries Treasurer - Joyce Boudreau Activities are planned monthly from April to October. They will be advertised advertised here. LADIES NIGHT O UT! Tuesday, November 28th we will be going on a wonderful wonderful house tour of The (continued page 14) A sincere thanks to all of my volunteers for their time and support, and to those that voted for me. I have enjoyed my time as Councillor for Ward 3 and the opportunity to meet and work with so many wonderful members of our community. TROY YOUNG U R PRODUCTION ' iS DOWN 60%, A N D W E G O U L D N ' T 8 E M O R E E X G I T E D, (IN FACT, IT'S OUR AIR EMISSIONS PRODUCTION THAT IS DOWN.) . Essentially» that's, what we've done. Ontario Power Generation's fossil stations are providing Ontario with just as much electricity a's 16 years ago, while producing 60% lower air emissions. Our unique mix of power sources r- fossil fuel, nuclear and hydroelectric,--~ allows us to generate 75% of our electricity with no smog producing emissions'Whatsoever. But we're not done yet. We'll spend over a quarter of a billion dollars over the next three years to further reduce emissions at our fossil stations. After all, keeping Ontario running is our business; doing it responsibly'is our vow. P utting ou r energy to good use. niUTApIfj www.ontariopowergeneration.com UlUJfllllU GÉNÉRATION