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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, December 1G, 1987 Section Two Oshatva Woman Is Lucky Winner of Visual Art's Flight Draw One of the highlights of the Visual Arts Centre's kickoff kickoff to the special sale of small paintings on Sunday was j draw for a Wardair Flight for two to any destination n Canada served by the airline. Linda Brankston, of Dshawa (left) was the winner of this prize. The draw was made by Durham Northumberland MP Allan Lawr- Popular Event at Schools' Annual Bazaar (t/' v ' :: . : r Although you won't see this sport represented at the '88 Winter Olympics, it was a popular event at the annual Christian Schools' Bazaar held Saturday, December 5, at the Knox Christian School. In the foreground is Henry Prins along with Paul DeJager. Harold Westerman, the third contestant in this round, is outside this photo. cnce. At right is Marianne Zakarow, president of the Visual Arts- Centre Board of Directors. The airline ticket draw and the draw for restaurant vouchers were part of a fund-raising venture aimed at renovating the Cream of Barley Mill. Estimates indicate that $4,500 was raised in the sale of paintings and the draw. The Pines Report Bake Sale Mrs. Gibson's and Mrs. Baxter's classes will be visiting visiting the 'Tour of The Universe' Universe' display in Toronto at. the C.N. Tower on Wednesday, Wednesday, December 16th. In preparation for the flight, each class is helping with a Bake Sale on Friday, December December 4th to raise money for the trip. Interviews On Thursday, December 10, and Friday, December 11, parent-teacher interviews interviews will be held at The Pines Senior Public School. The interviews will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Thursday evening and all day Friday. Interviews may be held at other times if it is inconvenient to come on the dates mentioned above. The purpose for these interviews is to discuss the students' academic academic achievements with the parents about their children. children. Every teacher likes to see each parent in order to know more about the child. Floor Hockey On Monday, November 30, the playoffs for floor hockey began. The teacher' who organized these playoffs was Mme. Brunt. The reason she is supervising supervising these playoffs is that she is interested in and enjoys working with the students. She appreciates all the assistance assistance tnat she received from both teachers and students. The results of the playoffs so far, are as follows: 8B girls won against 8A: 8C boys won against 8D; 7A girls won against 7D and 7Dboys won against 7C. isley Westhauser. YWCA Offers DBS Bands and Choir Entertain Large Crowd at Annual Concert Wide Variety Of Programs Puppets, knights in shining shining armour, dinosaurs, teddy bears, ballet, skiing and Sunday brunch are all part of the Town of Newcastle's Newcastle's YWCA winter 1988 programs.- A perusal of the recently distributed YWCA brochure reveals several innovative one day programs programs for youngsters as well as a chance for the older generation to get out for some winter fun. Much of the credit for the action-packed winter program program goes to program coordinator, coordinator, Donna Morrison. This winter marks the introduction introduction of a dance program program from the YWCA. Inta Leja, the Director and Principal Teacher of the Studio of Dance and Performing - Arts, and a member of the Royal Academy of Dancing, will be the instructor for a wide variety of dance classes. She was previously teaching teaching in Bowmanvillc, and recently recently joined with the YWCA to offer this very popular program. Classes in ballet, pre-dance, jazz, and tap for children five years of age and over will be offered at both Ontario Street Public School and Waverley Public School, starting in January. The popular programs for children five years of age and under, will also be starting again in January. Various classes, including including gymnastics, story-telling, story-telling, and crafts, will be running running for an eight week period beginning in the new year. Several one day programs, programs, including: creation of medieval treasures; puppet making; a teddy bear Valentine's Valentine's party; and construction construction of a dinosaur mask and puppet, are all the brainstorm' of Mrs. Morrison. Morrison. For "something completely completely different" several new and imaginative adult programs will also run in January. 1 The brunch lover will enjoy the chance to watch a demonstration of a variety of dishes. Cajun and creole cooks will also have the opportunity opportunity to expand and diversify diversify their menus. Ski enthusiasts can take to the slopes for an evening of discussion on equipment, how to '; purchase ski '•>' 'iVV r. DURHAM NOTICE CLOSURE OF NEWCASTLE TRANSFER STATION The NEWCASTLE TRANSFER STATION will be permanently closed on December 31, 1987. Household garbage can be taken to the Cartwright Transfer Station which is located on Concession Road 5, 1 A mile east of Regional Road 57, just outside of Blackstock. See hours of operation below. CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION HOURS OF OPERATION MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY TUESDAY May 1 - October 31 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY November 1 - April 30 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. W. A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS 'Tis the season for Christmas concerts. The music department of Bowmanvillc High School jumped into the spirit of the season in fine form with their annual Christmas concert bn Thursday, December 10. The evening featured performances from the junior, intermediate and senior bands as well as two stage bands. Anyone not in the Christmas spirit al ready, certainly went away from the concert full of good cheer. TYRONE MILLS LTD. I supplies and the upkeep of equipment. The YWCA even offers a cure for the February blues. A "Designer Showcase" Showcase" will feature Paula Lishman of Paula Lishman Fashions, in Blackstock, demonstrating demonstrating her recently developed technique of working with fur. Also included included in that evening will be a demonstration and sale of folk art by Joyce Ros- seau. A slightly scaled-downed fitness program will continue continue in January. Classes will be offered at various times on Tuesday, Wednesday Wednesday and Thursday for eight to ten week periods. Don't worry if you haven't registered yet, just drop by the YWCA office during regular regular hours, Monday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Tuesday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Thursday Thursday 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. and 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Yelverton District This week, for our Malco- nia residents, can best be described described as hectic. On Monday Monday and Tuesday it was our pleasure to attend the O.F.A. Convention at the .Constellation .Constellation Hotel on the Airport Strip. This year we had as guest speakers some top- notch brass - David Peterson, Peterson, Jack Riddell, John Wise and Banquet speaker Violet Malone from Chicago. Brig- id Pyke was given an acclamation acclamation for President. Pager George took over from Keith Buckner as 1st Vice and Bill Benson, a former Director who ran unsuccessfully in last election became 2nd Vice President of O.F.A. The Hot topic for the Convention appeared appeared to be Free Trade with their own specific viewpoints viewpoints based more on personal personal prejudice or politics than on specific information., .Ilium ii.-mu gh'eifjmg pou ant) pour family an &to-fa*trionet> Cfjnstmaa For an old-fashioned way of celebrating the Holidays, include some Hot Apple Cider. As our gift to you, from now until New Year's, purchase the cider and we'll supply the spices. 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Four electric washers, with soap/chemical 1 metering. Can be used as sprayers. Backflow prevention system. Direct drive motor. John Deere Space Heaters Plug-in comfort Roll in a John Deere heater, plug it into a 120V outlet, and make any building comfortable. Three models: 60,000-150,000 Btu's, burning kerosene or No. 1 fuel oil. Automatic ignition, flame-out protection. See us. MODEL A90 from UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT 2 Miles West of Manchester aaB-B70i Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM; Saturday 8 AM to Noon