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6 The Canadian Statesman, Büwmanvjhle, January 12, 1977 P I ~ This Car Owner Seems to Have a Problem This pitue f a snowcovered car is published for the benefit of Statesman subseribers who are misingthebeauties of -a- good old Canadian winter while they -bask in warm sunshine down south somewhlere . Hundreds of cars throughout the area took on ýthis appearance on Monday morning after about a foot of sparkling white snow f ell. It is now two days after t he storm and luckily a second storm, slated for Tuesday, missed the area, but most of Monday's is stili around along with zero and lower temijeratures-____________________________________ VICTORIA Cbea TELEVISION Wednesday, Jan. 12 2:00 Consumners! "Beef for Expert Repaîrs Ail Occasions" and - 4:060 Awareness Instalation4:30 Soleil, with the French r 5:00 To Be Announcedj 'ONTY POO 5:30 Expression PHON 6:00 Evening Report 277-24616:30 Talk About, with the University 'omnens Club WEDDINýGS - BANQUETS - PARTIES 4 CHA NNEL SOUND Music for Ail Occasions Country-Western Graffitti -. Curr ent Hits 3 and 4 Ch. Clor Organ Manufactured Light Show The Port Darlington Maurina Hotel -~ Try Our New Wednesday Nighf Special1 Flaming Mixed Grill Fridý,ay and Saturday Dancing to Mr. John McKenzie For Reservations Phone 623-4925 The Ice îs Safe for Family Skating at the Port Darlington Hotel RESTA URANT MON DAY -THURSDAY 6 a.m. - 12 p.mn. FRIDAY -SATURDAY 6 a.m. -l1aj. SUN DAY 7 a.m - 11:30 p.m. SERVýING DELICIQUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERSý A SPECIALTY F reeDeI'very in Bowmanv rî on il1Orders of $50or More tL istings 7:00 MUSIc-30-, with local, musicians 7:30 Education Scene, with S 1George Pearce 8:00 Hotline to H-eaven 8:30 WI-itby Thjen &z Nowý 9:00 Rescue, with Reps. from nCanada NManpower Thursday' , Jan. 13 2:00 Durham Choral Society Presentation 3:30 What Does the Bible Say? 4:00 Book Alive Club Pre- sents: 4:30 Co-Operative Housing? in the-Lounge 'SUNRISE Jan. 10,-15, Saturday Speciai ROAST DC $5975 THE 4~--~MOOOINE Liberty St SOUth ft 401 BOWM.nviIe P'h.- 623-33 73 5: 00 Education Scene 5:30 Talk About 6:00 Evening Report 6:30 Rescue 7:30 Soleil 8:00 The 3's, with Seperate School Activities 8ý:30 Mutsical Cantata fromi Fa lth IlBaptist 9:,30 WhV1itby CoUncýi's Iniaug- ural Meeting 10:30 Sign Off Friday, Jan. 14 2: 00 Whitby Council Meeting Highlights 4:00 What Does the Bible - Say? 4:30 Whitby Then & Now 5:00 Vita Italiana 6:00-Wh itby Report, with Mike Burgess & Steve Porter 6:30 The 3R's 7:00 Sign Off Sunday, Jan. 16' 11:00 Vita Italiana, with Ercole Foresta 12:00 Rescue, with topical interviews 1:00 Hotline to Heaven, today's religious issues 1:30 Ritson Rd. Alliance Church Service 2:30 What Does the Bible Say? with Bob Kirkland 3:00 Sign Off Monday, Jani. 17 4:00 Co-Operative H-ousing? What's the Future 4:30 Expression, with variety of topics , IN PRAISE 0F WOMEN (A REVISION 0F YOURSELF AS A WOMAN) Ail Women Welcoune. Maximum enroilment f ifty. REGISTRATION FEE $4OO 0 Includes Light Lunch. Jan. 22, 1977 Sat., 9-3 BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. For further information phone 723-2067 after 5. 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 WaIiy Donaldson & Dave Stewart 6:30 Awareness, with Alfred Ward 7:00 Counterpoint, "Effeets of Our Standard of Living have on Third World Countries" 7:30 Oshawa City Council Meeting Coverage from City Hall 11.00 Sign Off Tuesday, Jan. 18 2: 00 Oshawa Council Meeting Highlights 4:00 Family Life Series, "How to Fight Fair in Marriage" 5:30 Counterpoint 6: 00 Evening Report 6:3,0 Vita Italiana 7:30 To Be Announced 8:00 M.J.'s Place 8:30 Hatha Yoga, with Jan Hewlett 9:00 Hotline to Heaven 9:30 Sign Off Note: Ail programs are sub- ject to change without notice. ST. JOuSEPH'"S BOWVuLING LEAGUE Top Ten averages-Bob Brown 21Q, Don Powers 207, Les Hunt 206, Darryl Sommer- scales 206, Bill Fair 199, Norm Woodcock 197, Mary Chisholm 195, Marg King 194, Bill White 192, Gary Conway 192. Team standings-Gary Con- way 14 points, Roy Sandison 14, Clayton Morgan 7, Doug White 7, Les Hunt 5, Bob Brown 5, Lois Woodcock 2, Bill White 2. Ladies high triple-Brenda Kilmer 694. Ladies high single-Brenda Kilmer 262. Men's high triple-Norm Woodcock 619. Men's high single-Don Powers 242. AT THE VISUAL ARTS CENTREL 0F NEWCASTLE in the historic Crea m of Ba rley MiII1, Simpson Ave. Bowmanville WINTER- SPRING 1971 PROGRAM Pottery begins Jan. 17 Instrqjctor: Gail Reed 10 weeks, 7:00-9:30 p.m. Potter's Studio begins- Jan. 18 10 weeks, 7:00-9:30 p.m. Pottery for Youths (9-14 yrs.) Instructor: Gail Reed bccqins Jan. 22 8weeks, 10:0Oa.m.-noon Sculpture begins Jan.20 Instructor: Chris Keene 10 weeks, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Weaving begins Jan. 17 on "4-harness ooms"' Instructor: Eh Van Ryn 10 weeks, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Printmaking begins Jan. 20 (held in Oshawa) Instructor: Joan Dean 6 weeks, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Children's Art (7-12 yrs) begins Jan. 20 10 weeks, 6:00-8.00 p.m. Creative Stitchery begins Jan. 17 Instructor: Susan Biss 10 weeks, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Applique begins Apr.18 Instructor: u~sa n Biss 10 weeks, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Watercolours begins Mar. 30 Instructor: Janet McGhe 6 weeks, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Woven Wa lhangings begins April 5 Instructor: Eliz. Bunton 10 weeks, 7:30-9:-30 p.m. WEEKEND WO RKS HO PS Watercolours Jan. 29 Instructor: Janet McGhee Monoprinting Feb.26-27 Instructor: Joan Dean Ikat in April Instructor: Mala Cunard aiso raku pottery, and natural dyeing in May and June Prices range f rom $1200 to $28.00 For f urther detailIs or to register phone: Dorrie Bickle in Bowmanvii le at 623-3237 or Lii Bunton in Orono at 983-5123 or write VISUAL ARTS CENTRE- BOX 52 BOWMANVILLE Artists Dispiay Their Work at Cream of Bariey Mill Sunday afternoon was Open House at the Visual Arts Centre headquarte 1rs at the Cream of Barley Miil in Bowmanville. In this photograph, Gail Reed, a potter from Orono, p uts the finishing touches on a dlay bowl. She will be an instructor for three pottery courses being offere at the miii this winter. As weli as pottery, the arts centre is offering courses in crafts such as printmaking, water colors, creative stitchery, weaving and sculpture and more. Visitors at the open house had a chance to find information on ail courses that will be offered at the centre begining this month and to look at displays by local artists, Visual Arts President Bill Humber said Monday tha t a bout 200 visited the building Sunday afternoon and many of the visitors signed up for courses. But, it is stili not too late to register for programs at the arts centre although Mr. Humber said that some of the courses are aiready filling up. Big Crowd Attends Country Jamboree in Orono The Orono Jamboree drew another large crowd this past Sunday afternoon. The House Band of Fay Adams and The Country Hits started the show off in good style and also provided the show backup music for the entertainers that appeared on the show. Mark and Michelle Leggette of Campbellcroft a young brother and sister team drew large applaus from the crowd as did their Father Bill who also sang very well. Tim Toye from Orono sang several songs that -would make you sit back and thînk it was Roy Clark. This was Tim's first appearance on the Jamboree and I'm sure it won't be the last. Albert Guay and the Ridge- runners featuring Marna and Papa Fern were a big hit when they sang some newer songs and also played some real toe tappin' fiddle tunes. They also played some mandoline tunes to round out their part of the show. Len Somerscales and Joe Howe played some instrum- entais during the show and everyone showed their feel- ings with a large round of applause. >Fay, Glory and Don Adams finished with the show with several bluegrass 'tunes that showed to be a real crowd pleaser. A real good job done by Don on the banjo. SDoor prize winners were: lst and 2nd Debbie Casey, Toronto, Todd Wilson, Orono. 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th Murray Adams, Bowmanvile, Rose- mary Smith, Ne'wceastle, Ed Vance, Orono, Eileen S-nider, Coibourne. 7th & 8th Carol Graham,, Orono, Steven Bowmonville Chamber of Commerce ANNUAL, Dinnr Meting Tuesday, January lSth ,1977 6:-30 p. m. GUEST SPEAKER: Alln Lawrence Q. C., M. P. Representative Northumberland - Durham -ADMISSION - $9.00 per person Tickets available from your local banlksor Chamber of Commerce Directors. tit ivadock, usaca,Jon Fisher, Pontypool. Next show will be Feb. 6th, ~BOWMAVILEP PHO N E623-3218~ Full Course Mea.,ls in a Home- Like Amshr 623-5412 -1 A-.A