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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 26, 1979 9 Golden Legionnaires Present Doîl Furniture to Winner A draw for an attractive set of doil furniture was made last Wednesday, December 19 at the Bowmanville Legion. And the winner was Mollie O'Toole, of Bowmanville. She is shown here receiving the furniture from Harold Kirtley, ticket chairman of the Golden Legionnaire's men' s singing group. Proceeds will be used to further the development of men's singîng in the community. The Golden Legionnaires, incidentally, are interested in anyone with musical talent who would like to join their group. The draw for the winning ticket was made by Mrs. Gladstone Graham, of Liberty St. North. The five-piece set of doil furniture was made by Harvey ("Slip") Rowe. Quote -,"I said to a man who stood at the gate of the year, "Give me a light that 1 may tread safely into the unknown," and he replied, "Go out into the darkness and put yoLrand into the hand of God - that shahl be to you better than a light and safer than a known way." (Quoted from the late King George VI). Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hancock spent Christmas Day with th eir son John and Sheila and family. Visitors Christmas Day at the Sid Barraball's inchuded the Don McHugh famihy, Bolton, Nancy and Jim Harbinson, Brandon, Manitoba, the Bob Barrabalîs, Oshawa, the Douglas Barra- bahîs, Peterborough, and the Peter McCuloughs, Orono. Happy Birthday! Chrstmas Day to Charlie Taylor. Best wishes from all your friends, Charhie! Congratulations to Mi Mrs. Clem Rahm who r<i celebrated their wedding anniv ersary. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks spent Christmas Day their son Ronnie and ft Orono South. Christmas Day guests Abert Munnekes, inc Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aikei Harvey Aiken, Pontypoo and Mrs. John Kilheer family, Bowmanvilhe, M~ Mrs. 0. Chaiice and D Orono. 1Mr. and Mrs. Cem and family, visited Mr Mrs. Rae Anderson,1 borough for Sunday dinn Durham Complex Srs.1 Thursday evei December 20, approxin 41 residents of Durhan Complex sat down -NEWS many delicous full course turkey, dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George r. and Day planned and catered to ecently the well organized event, and (22nd) it was held in the I.00OF. Hall. Gladys Brown entertain- Cowan ed for the sing-songs, dancing ywith and contests. Santa Claus (in family, the person of David Ogden, Bowmanvihle) distributed the sat the goodies and, added to the cluded festivities. The fohks sure en, Mr. appreciated the dlean-up )o Mr. committee, of Beryl Clarke, n and Peggy Breen and Marie W. and Murree. They did a fine job of Denise, tidying up the left-overs, and dishes. Orono Public School Rahm (two classes) presented hand- Ir. and made favors to each resident Peter- at the complex that were ner. greatly appreciated by ail. Party In place of the regular n i ng, birthday party for all cele- matehy brants, two of the seniors at ma Srs. the Christmas party received to a best wishes, happy birthday to Ernie Nicholson and Mrs. Hilda Hibber,. Mr. and Mrs. David Ferrier, Douglas and Doreen, Bolton spent the weekend at the Challices. Mr. and Mrs. Art Low spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy English, Bowman- ville. Mr, and Mrs. Lauirence S[aples were hast Thursd.'ay dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. R. Trimble, Bowman- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kimmett, Lindsay and family were Sat urday dinner guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and then on to spend Christmas holi- days with his parents of Napanee, Mr. and Mrs. Manhey Kimmett. Mr. and Mrs. George Day, Durham Complex spent Christmas Day with. their daughter Mrs. Beryl Clarke and family, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. David Van De Velde and boys were Christmas Day visitors of the Jim Merry's, Pontypool EstatLes. Guests of Miss Aima Watson, Christmas Day included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watson, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson and family, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Dane Found, Bowmanville, and Mrs. Jean Lewis arrived home from Florida, on Friday. Guests at the Gordon Atkins included - the Kay Lycetis, and Mrs. Jean Lewis, on Christ mas Day. This Sunday, Deceniber 30 'the Robert Hancock family, Orono will be guests at a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryden, Port Perry. Mrs. Eileen Bilings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey spent ast Tuesday with Mrs. Ruby Gay and Mrs. Margaret Pollock, Courtice. SMr. and Mrs. Stan Ogden, Orono, spent, Christmas Day with their son and family, Mr. More Parking Enforcement For Orono? t may be necessary to bring the parking meter attendant back to Orono to enforce the village parking regulations. Councillor Bill Clarke told the public works committee at its regular meeting in Hampton last week that one of the problems with parking in the village is the fact that some cars are parking on the front street for two or three days at a time. The Chamber of Commerce in Orono has met with Counillors Clarke, Barr and Mayor Rickard in an attempt to clear up the parking problem. 'Mayor Rickard said that when the meter attendant was taken out of the village, il was understood that parking would be enforced by the police. The works committee recommended that parking in Orono be discussed in greater detail by the municipality's finance and administration commit tee. and Mrs. Brian Ogden, Oshawa. The Laurence Staples family, Orono, spent Christ- mas Day with her mother Mrs. R. Trimble, Bowman- ville. Christmas Day guests at the Wesley Woods', Orono includ- ed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hetheringlon, Allan and Kerry, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wood, Barry and Shirley, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Kei th Wood and Glen, Kendal; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wood and family, Orono, and the newyl- weds Donald and Tracy Wood, Kendal. His many friends in Orono wish Rev. Tizzard, Newton- ville a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gunter have returned from a week's holiday in the Bahamas. Guests, at the Donald Paddicks, over Christmas week included Mrs. Paddicks' mother, Mrs. Madeline Martin, Hamilton; Miss Helen Jones, Woodstock; Miss Lyn Paddick, of Western Universi- ty, bondon; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Paddick and familSy, Oshawa. Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Billings spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cotter, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. David Drane (the former Vicki Cotter), Tara and Karyn, Manitoba were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carman, and Lydia. Mr. and Mrs. .Bruce Mercer Jr., Manitoulin Island were holiday guests of the George Dunlop family and the Bruce Mercers Sr. (parents respect ively). Holiday visitors at theý Edward Milîsons included Ellen and Rick Trafford, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. R.E.O., Coatham spent Christmas Day at the Sidney Rutherford residence, Kirby. Orono United Church News The regular Christmas Sunday service was a very meaningul' and beautiful experience. Many old and new carols were sung by both the audience and the choir. ,c..299 DEAN AV E. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex Wins Vis ual Arts Centre Model Railroad Draw Community Services Director Bud Fanning drew the winning ticket No. 702 at the Dominion Store on Saturday for the Visual Arts model railroad draw. The winner was Clayton Morgan, shown here at left with his three children, Jane 9, Paul 6, Mark 13 of 31 Parkway Crescent. He is being congratulated by Doug Hately, a model rairoader and Visual Arts member. Mr. Morgan is a model rairoader himself and welcomed the prize made by Soper Valley Model Rairoaders. The draw raised about $500 for the Centre. A recept ion of members was Faith and Baptism - Ruth Misses, Tracy Miller, Lisa included - Mr. and Mrs. Bill a new part of the Christmas Gray, re-affirmation of faith, Harness, Janne* Tamblyn, Caldwell, Baie D'urfe, service. Received by profes- her husband David Gray, our Nancy Tamblyn. Quebec; Mr.' and Mrs. Robert sion of faith- Kim Sherwin organist and choir leader. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Moffat McKinley, Brockville and and Walter Sherwin, family of The always popular carol spent last Sunday visiting Robert, home from McMaster Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence "Away in a Manger". was relatives in Graf ton. University, Hamil ton. Sherwin,Otrono. sweeily rendered by a young Hýoliday visitors at the W.I. A happy new year to ali! Received by profession of ladies' quartette consisting of Caldwells, Orono, South I. Challtce The Northumberland & Newcastle Board of Education SEVENINO CLASCOR' 104K ~WINTERSEMSE vil AT rCOURTIrCE3SECONDARYr Corner Nash and Courtice Roads Evening classes wiIl be held in the following courses if sufficient, numbers register on the firsi evening of the course: BALLROOM DANCING .. a second JUNIOR GIRLS GYMNASTICS -- a course for those who have taken a be- course for girls between the ages of ginner's course, or for dancers with 7 and 14 -- Tuesday, 6 tilt 9. some experience. Wednesday, 7 tilt 9. MACRAME -- create beautiful and CROCHETINO -- make interesting practical objecis for your home and and attractive articles whiie iearning friends -- Tuesday, 7 titi 9. the skill of Crocheting -- Tuesday, 7 tilt 9. PHOTOORAPHY -- improve your FLORL AD COSAG ARRNCw photo expertise -- Tuesday, 7 titi 9. INO .-- earn to make your own cor- PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR sages and eyecatching displays . WOMEN .- have fun while toning Up Tuesday, 7 titi 9. your figure -- Tuesday, 7 tilt 9. GOURMET COOKINO -- delight your SMALL ENOINE REPAIR -- a short famity and friends with new recipes course which includes both theory from around the wortd -- Tuesday, 7 and practice in tuning Up and repair- titi 10. ing small engines lawnmower, etc.) -- GUITAR . 'a course in the basics of Wednesday, 7 tilt 10. gùitar playing for enjoyment using UPHOLSTERY .. a chance to repair your own guitar -Tuesday, 7tilt 9. and reuphoister your own furniture JUDO-- earntheart f jdo ad slf- with expert instruction -- Tuesday, 7 defence f rom a quatified black beit in- structor -- ThurSday, 8 titi 10 (at the WOODWORKING . a general course Maple Leaf Judo Club on Road il involving ail power and hand toot north of the Base Line). operations - Wednesday, 7 tilt 10. REGISTRATION (and iret class>: Tuesday, January 8, 1980 at 7 p.m., except-for Battroomn Dancing, Smalt Engine Repair, Woodworking, Wed- nesday, January 9 at 7 p.m. and Judo, Thursday, January 10, at 7 p.m.,. FEES: 2 hours - 10 weeks, t 1 $1 0.00 $15.00I (Some courses have additionat " costs for materials) ~ FOR ADVANCE REGISTRATION OR INFORMATION: Kendall Dennis, Evening Ctass Principat, Courtice Secondary School _______ ..728-5146. Home.. 576-7528. ORONON, ý I RES TA URANT MONDAY-THURSDAY 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. 6 a.m. - 1a.m. SUN DAY 7 a. m. - 11:30 p. M. SERVING DELICIQUS CHINESE FOOD A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville on all1Orders of' f'L $10.O00 or More /E~t Fuit Course Meals ina, Home- Li ke Atmosphere 9 King St. W. 623-5412