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6 The Canadian Statesimarl. Bowmanville. December 8. 1976 Dance of Dark Des ign Performed by Ghouls A chilling dance showed the dark lives lead by the ghouls, cohorts of the Wicked Witch of the West. The group mad e up of Debbie Couli, Jean DeCoste, Paula Marchand, Darlene Patenaude, Pam Tuerk and Ellen Vaneyk lielped to set a suitable mood for the witch to work out her evil sehemes. Cable Cast Listing Wednesday, Dec. 8 1:00 Newcastle Town Coun- cil Meeting Coverage 4:00 Awareness 4:30 Soleil, with the French Canadian Club of Osh- awa 5:00 Durham Report 5:30 Whitby Then & Now 6:00 Evening Report RESERVATIONS "Main Deck" $40.00 per couple Brig" $30.00 per couple Phone 623-4925i gfPort Darlington Marina Hote15 Lake Road off Liberty St. S. Exit 75 -Hw'y. 401- Bowmanville NEWCASTLE LIONS APPRECIlATIOU"N CëýHRISIïMAS BINGO, 7:30 P. M. Tuesdayl, Dec. 14 Newcastle Community Hall SPECIAL DOOR'PRIZES, JACKPOT, DRAW PRIZES- - TURKEYS, LOTS 0F CASH REST,4URANT MONDAY-T HURSDAY 6 am.- 2 pm. FRIDAY-SATrURDAY 6 a.m. 1am. SUN DAY 7a.m. il 3Opm SERVING DELICIOIJS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPE ClA LTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville on al1 Orçiers of $7.50 or More Fuit Course Meals in a Home-Like Atmosphere 9King St. W. 623-5412 COMMUNITY CARE PROGRAM A new program called Community Care might be in the future for Durham Region. The Minister of Community and Social Services has indicated that monies Up to 80 per cent of total costs" will be available for programs which meet with his approval. The purpose of Community Care is to provide services to the elderly such as Meals on Wheeis (already available in 3 areas of the Town of New- castle), transportation to doctor's appointments, physiotherapy, shopping etc., help with both light and heavy housekeeping, -home repairs (smali jobs which would ordinarily be done by a family member), and friendly visit- ing. It is beiieved that these services would enable many elderly to stay out of nursing homes thus reducing costs to themselves and the communi- ty, as well as providing great psychologîcal benefits. The backbone of Community Care would be volunteer service. The Social' Planning Ad- visory Group for Durham has presented a brief to the Minister explaining how the program wouid be set up in this region and is anxiously awaiting bis reply. Oshawa Festival Singers Will Present Concert Here On Sunday, Lecember l2th, The Oshawa Festival Singers will present a most interesting concert entitled "Christmas Magic." This will be, held at the Bowmanville High School Auditorium, at 8 p.m. A very wide- and varied program is planned, and wIll feature guest artiste, soprano, Linda Eyman and the one and only Oshawa Civic Band. The Civic Band and the Fes tival Singers have teamed up on previous occasions with great success, and this should be no exception. The choir has grown consi- derably this year, and now has 45 voices, ail girls in'the age rangeof 12 to 18. Apart from their success at the musical festivals thisyear (Founder's Trophy winner at Oshawa Kiwanis Festival, Charles AI- ian Memoriai Trophy from Peterborough Kiwanis Festi- val, .and scholarship winner at Toronto), the girls have had a very exciting and progressive year. They have just released HOSPITAL BOWLING Ladies high single- B. Hanc 264. High triple- B. Hanc 688. High average- B. Hanc 201. Mens high single- T. Varley a new recording, they gave a concert in conjunction with Oshawa Civic Band at Ontario Place, and will be appearing on the television programW "New Faces" toward the end of the month. In the summer of 1977, the Oshawa Festival Singers have been invited by the Edinburgh Burns Club to go to Scotland on a concert tour. This is being arranged by Mr. Mclntyre Hood. who is no stranger to the Oshawa area, but who now resides in Edinburgh. Con- certs-wili be given in Edin- burgh, Aberdeen, Forfar, In- verness, Glasgow, and Ayr. Special programs are being planned for the War Veteran's Blind Institute in Edinburgh, and other wounded War Vete- rans under the sponsorship of the British Legion. This is a gigantic project for, these teenagers, and with the help of choir director, Elsie Drygala, and a parents' 1-committee headed by Margaret Nicks of Bowmanviile, funds are being raised in many ways to make 300. High triple- R. Ferguson 749. High average- L. Zulkow- ski 207. High pins-Team 2- 3324. Team standings- Teami 2-57 points, Team 6-55, Team 3-47, Team 5-40, Team 1-39, Team 4-37. the trip. Naturally, proceeds from the Bowmanville concert wiIl go toward the Scottish trip. Everyone is cordially- in- vited to be at this Christmas entertaînment. You will enjoy a wonderful evening of fine music, and you wili be helping a group of very taiented young, people achieve their goal. Tickets can be bought from any choir member, or from the following: Mrs. M. Nicks, Bowmanville 623-3872; Mrs. L. Hayward, Oshawa 728-8749; Mrs. W. Vos 725-9723, Mrs. E. Drygala 725-9929; Mrs. M. MacDonald 728-8282. If avail- able, tickets may also be DANC'E Friday, December 1lOth at the LIONS CENTRE 26 Beech Avenue Bowma nvi lie TICKETS AVAILABLE at the 000OR It came as quite a shock to the Lion when he reached around to grab Scarecrow but found only the bony hand of Tibia,' the butier for the Wicked Witch of the West. The two characters, played by Don Haass and Dave Down met while the Lion was searching for Dorothy in the Witch's castie. 6:30 Talk About, with the University Women's Club 7:00 Music 30, with local artists 7:30 Education Scene, with .George Pearce 8: 00 Hotline to Heaven 8:30 Greek Panorama 9:00 Rescue, phone-in pro- ,gram 10:00 Sign Off Thursday, Dec, 9 1: 00 Newcastle Councîl Meet- ing Highiights 4:00 What Does the Bible SSay? 4:30 Hatha Yoga 5:00 Education Scene 5:30 Talk About 6:00 Evening Report 6:30 Rescue 7:30 Soleil 8:00 The 3R's, with Separate Schooi Activities 8:30 Durham Region Choral Speciai 10:00 Sign Off Friday, Dec. 10 2:00 Consumers! "Beef for Ail Occasions" 4:00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 Whitby Tlhen & Now 5:00 Vita Italiana 6:00) Whitby Report, with Blake Purdy 6:30 The 3R's 7:00 Sign Off Sunday, Dec. 12 11:00 Vita Italiana, with Ercole Foresta 12:00 Rescue, topicai Inter- views 1: 00 Hotiine to Heaven, religious issues 1:30 Consumers! "Beef Buys" 2:-30What Does the Bible Say? with Bob & Ron Kirkiand 3:00 Greek Panorama, for the local Greek Com- munity 3:30 Sign Off Monday, Dec. 13 4:00 Co-operative Housing? 4:30 Expression, a variety of topics 5:00 Whitby Then & Now, with Brian Winter & Jim Quail 5:30 M.J.'s Place, with Muriel Jane Weber 6:00 Evening Report, with Waily bDonaldson & Dave Stewart 6:30 Awareness, with Bill Emmerton 7:00 Counterpoint, with Enu-rgy Proube 7:3() Whitby '9311', a Fire Prevention Series 8:0) Whitby Council Meet- ing Coverage f'rom Town Council Chambers 11:00 Sign Off Tuesday, i Dc. 14 2:00 Whitby Council Meet- ing Highiights, 4:00 Marriage & t ;he Law 5:30 Coînterpoint 6:00 Evening Report 6:30 Vita Italiana 7:30 Durham Report, with politicai Guests 8:00 MJ.'s Place 8:30 Hatha Yoga, with Jan Hewlett 9:00 Hotline to ileaven 9:30 Sign Off Yelverton News The December meeting of the Yeiverton U. C. W. washeld at the home of Mn. and Mrs. Raiph Pfoh. The business of prime interest was the draw for the quilt the ladies have quilted over the past severai months and was won by a Mr. Gosling of Lindsay, the ticket was sold by Mrs. Linda Pfoh. A nice bit of boot for the ladies was accumuiated in, this enterprise. Miss Pamela Stinson, fonm- erly employed in Toronto, is 110W working for the same company in Peterborough. The Hlarvey Malcoms wel- cOmed home Mrs. Christine Nasato of Mississauga who returned home this week af ter spending a 5 week holiday with ber trother in Holland. Mrs. Leo Cranyer bid au revoir to ber sister on Monday Nov. 29, when she returned home to the .Ukraine after a 5 week visit with Mary and Leo. Surprise Greeting for Lion &.0 -