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- - ing of Miss Fiesta '79. -- 2:30 The Historical Investi- cable tvo«Ithe 3:30 Malof tutebev0 ofltaeKihso 3:01979 Ontario Summer Wednesday, June 27th ya Ukrainian Dancers, Games for the Physic- 12:00ù Fiesta '79 Concert High- Portuguese Dancers, alîy Disabled Interview lights .. . (Hours 6, 7) - Maltese Dancers and with Grant Southwell, Greek Dancers, Neder- Presentation of the Volunteer Co-ordinator landse Dancers, Soko- Queens and the Crown- 4:00 Provincial Treasurer Co mmuniÏon-seèr-vi-es --weére held at the services on Sunday at Garden Hill., On Sunday afternoon a- miscellaneous shower was held at Garden Hill basement, for Miss Cindy Wilson. It had been planned to have il on Carruthers' lawn but it was too cool. She received many' nice gifts. Lunch was served at the close. On Sunday afternoon the Burgess picnic was held at Mr. and Mrs. Murray Minis' home in Orono. This group are sisters and brothers of Mrs. Clarence Mercer and their familles. They had a picnic supper. The Powell picnic was held in the afternoon also. Cans, cans and more cans were delivered to Bowmanville's recycling depot Saturday by the Durham Christian Secondary School. No one was counting, but it was estimated that 4,000 cans were in this truckload. They were collected during the last half-year of sehool. Henrietta Prins, Amy Batelaan, Paul Hansel and Ted DeJager are unloading one of the containers here. Conservation is not unusual for Durham Christian Secondary School, since the students also colleet and seli re-usable paper. The recycling depot in the Goodyear Parking lot has been receiving a growing number'of customers. Operated by Newcastle Environment Watchers (N.E.W.) the depot has now been in operation for close to one year. Its hours are 10 a.m. to one p.m. every Saturday. Frank Miller's Address Highland Dancers, Club to the League of Women Loreley Dancers, Electors Italian Dancers, French 4:30 Kingsview Choir - Music Dancers of the Rendez- to the Ears vous Pavilion, Israel 5: 0Sg Off 'Dancers, Polish 00 SignDancers of Toronto Thursday, June 28th 2:00 1979 Summer Games for 12: 00 Sign On for the Deaf the Physically Disabled 12:30 Fiesta '79 Parade with Interview with Grant Guest Commentator Southwell, Volunteer Sandra Peters Co-ordinator for the 2:30 Law with AI Fisher Games being held in 3: 00 Let's Find Out Oshawa 3:30 The Historical Investi- 2:30 The Historical Investi- ture the Knights of ture . . the Knights of Malia Malta 4:30 1979 Ontario Summer 3:30 Whitby Then & Now Games, for the Physic- with Brian Winter ally Disabled Interview 4:00 Fiesta '79 Concert High- with Martha Anne Ran- ights ... (hour 3) Club kine, Acting Protocal Carib, Oshawa Musikids Chairman and John 5: 00 Sign Off Todd, Chairman of Special Events Monday, July 2nd 5: 00 Sign Off Closed ... (Canada Day Holiday) Friday, June 29th 12: 00 Fiesta '79 Concert High- Tuesday, July 3rd lights ... (Hours 1 & 2) 12:00 Sign On for the Deaf -Opening Ceremonies, 12:30 Music to the Ears Kingsview Church Choir 1:00 Music to the Ears.. St. George's Church Choir 1:30 The Historical Investi- ture of the Knights of Malta 2:30 Fiesta '79 Parade 4:30 1979 Summer Games for Physically Disabled Interview with Jim Fraser, Games Co- ordinator and David Crighton, Sport Tech- nical Chairman 5:00 Sign Off O Burketon-1 Ralph Irons, Winnipeg, Manitoba recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Sid Irons. Mr. and Mrs. B. Irons recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Sid Irons. Mrs. E. Carnochan is spend- ing a few days with her son Lawrence and family, Oshawa. 0 Mrs. J. English is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. M. Archibald. Master. Robert Adams recently attended Cubaree at Heber Down Conservation, Brooklin. Many local area residents attended Fiesta Week, Oshawa. The home of Mr. P. Hotten- tot has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. John Hisher and family. We would like to welcome them to the com- munity. Bible Study was held ai the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Baker, Tuesday morning and night. The study was will attended. B The following studenIs have graduated from M. J. Ilobbs into high school: muie Anne Csizmalia, Brian Palterson, Robin Ward, Marilyn Foster, and Ursula Mertens. Local Recrea ion Tyrone defealcd Burkelon Jays 9 - 8. This was a well played game by both teams. Erie Bonsma pilched Burke- ton Jays to a win over cartwright Farmers 27 - 23, in Blackstock Park. J&M ~TIRE %2-t ERVICE '"* 299 DEAN AV E. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex NORMAN'S CNR SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TELEVISION - STEREO MODULARS RECORDS end TAPES 'AWA i& SERVICE F9-2411 50 WMAN VILLE MALL OSH 623-4535 RENTALS Mon., 1lues., Sot. *:30-6 Wed., Thurs.. Frî. 9:30-9 579 Your One Stop Record Shop. " Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantri were with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quantrill for tea on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Austin brought their new baby home on Saturday after he spent a week in the, hospital. He was suffering from the effeets of bacteria in the well water. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty on the birth of another grandson Adam John, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Yaremo. Mrs. D. Guaby, Scar- borough was home on Satur- day. Mrs. Dorothy Bell was out to Peterborough to visit Mr. and Mrs.' E. Lee with Peacocks recently. RES TA URANT MON DAY -THURSDAY 6 a.m. -12 p.M. FRIDAY- SATrURDAY 6 a.m. - 1a.m. SUN DAY 7 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. * SERVING DELICIQUS CHINESE FOOD' TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bo wmanville on al1 Orders of $10.00 or More, X FuilCourse Meals in a Home- Like Atmosphere -9 King St. W. 623-5412 THE KENTUCKY FRIED -CHJCKEN IDEA NOW IT 'S A BElTER'"n t's always made good sense ta take home Kentucky Fried Chicken for your family. SO HANDY cause when the gang's hungry, Kentucky Fried Chicken is ready. REALLY ECONOMIC AL, and it makes A NO(JRISHING MEAL, too. Yes, Kentucky Fried Chicken with The Colonel's fixins and a glass of milk, makes a wholesome meal for everyone. You get A DAY OFF FROM COOKING, something you can't help but appreciate. And THERES NO WASTE because you order Kentucky Fried Chicken in the packagje size that suits your family How's that for' convenience! ITS FINGER LICKIN'GOOD! Need we say more? K~ntuky Fid Cldkei You'II be pleasantly surprised.i Colonel Sanders' boys and girs make i fnqer i ckin' good.' Good chiceme! It inalees good sense., OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN ONT1A) -SEE YUR PPHOUNE 'F OR THE ONE NEAREST YOU NOW IT'S MORE ECONOMICAL THAN EVER!, Compare todaý?s price for uncooked chicken wvith the price of Kentucky Fried Chicken in the right size package for your family Then think about the preparation Uime and cooking costs involved with rnaking a chicken dinner at home, to say nothing of the clean up afterwards. Compare.