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8 The Canradian Statesma n, i3owmanville, December 6, 1978 Section Tw Winter Omutings Plane Ini the Ganaraska Forest on the trails, no litterinig and no damaging the trees. The first program is scheduled for Sunday, December 17 at 2 p.m. Centre staff members will discuss the purchase and maintenance of cross country equipment. How to wax a ski, what to wear while skiing aad what to carry la a day pack will also be discussed. Safety The safety aspect of cross country skiiag is something many skiers overlook, believes Henderson. He says the majority of people dress too warmly for skiing. Over dressing causes the individual to perspire heavily which can lead to hypothermia - the lowering of the body core temperature. A 10 degree drop in the body's 37 degree celsius temperature can lead to death. Hypothermia is preceded by uncontrollable shivering, the loss of muscle control, the desire to sleep and finally a coma, says Henderson. Cross country skiers are advised to wear the layered look on the trails soeclothing can be added or taken off depending on weather condi- tions and the movement of the skier. Snowshoes A second program offçred on January 20 at 1 p.m. will introduce winter enthusiasts to the World of snowshoes. A, variety of snowshoes will be on hand for those who care to join the staff on a winter hike. Following pregrams include a three hour off-the-trail ski expedition and a loppet (non- skiers cali them races) for the entire family. The Ganaraska Forest Centre is located off County Road 9 mid-way between Kendal and Elizabethville. For more information contact the Ganaraska Forest Centre at 707-2721. ORONO Rob Henderson of the Ganaraska Forest Centre will be on hand Sunday, December 17 for a cross country ski clinic. The clinic will include present- ations on cross-country ski waxing, maintenance of equipment and the proper dress to wear. By Lynne Ainsworth Old man winter may not bé prepared for the start of the ski season, but the staff at the Ganaraska Forest Centre certainly are. Four wiater program~ desigaed to stimulate ai iaterest in winter events while stressing outdoor safety havo lieen planned by the Centre which is located northeast of )endal. Although there was barely enough snow on the ground to provide a thin covering over rocks and sticks last week, cross country skiers have already made a number of inquiries as to snow conditions at the Ganaraska Forest Centre. Last winter the Centre had soime 800 skiers using the four trails on good weekends. Staff memnber Rob Henderson expects the number of skiers to almost double this year. Three of the winter pro- grams will focus on the cross country skier whose numbers continue to grow because of the accessibility and cheap- ness of the sport. Cross country skiers can be outfitted with a pair of skis, boots, bindings and poles for under $100, whereas the downhill skier may spend $100 on boots alone. Courtesy Rules Henderson says the Centre hopes, to teach skiers the courtesy rules of skiing, something many skiers aren't aware of. Using courtesy in the out- doors involves treating fellow skiers and the environment with respect. "We want to show that skiers can participate la recreational activities without destroying the environment," says Henderson. That means no outdoor fires 'qG COME IN \IG ANDSEE FTS OURNEW ARRIVALS, *From the Maritimes *Sutties and Seawinds *Hooked Coaster *Leather Jewel Boxes *Leather Picture Framnes * From Ontario *Handblown ~ Decanters *Gobets and Vases *Wooden Carvings and Gamnes Large selection of Ontario Spottery ,the %fa,-mily tree 10 King St. E. Oshawa Mr. ani Mrs, J. Murray Malcome and daughter Lana of Bethany, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gibson of Bowman- ville were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Broome of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Sokoljuk of Oshawa were weekend house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Chatter- ton and David. Mrs. Tom Lewis of Centre Street has returned from the hospital in Toronto. The Anglican Church Wo- men of St. Saviours held their December meeting on Tues- day evening in the Parish Hall and exchanged gifts.' Mrs. R.R. Waddell has been a patient la the Memorial Hospital Bowmaaville for past couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mor- ton and sons Kevinanad Dwayne of Kendal were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ferrier and Doreen of Bolton visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Challice. The St. Saviour's Anglican Church dates to remember are - Sunday, Decemrber lth - the Children's Christmas party after the regular 10 a.m. morning service and the Baptism of infants and on Sunday, December l7th "Tid- ings of Great Joy" at 7:30 p.m. in the church. Ahl are invited. Note - no morning or other service on Sunday, December l7th. Winners of the four draws at the Heather Social Club Baz- aar on Saturday afternooa in I.O.O.F. Hall are lst Quilt - Mrs. Lucille Payne, Oshawa, Sheets and Pillow cases - Mrs. Cliff Cooper, Orono, Pair of Avon Candlesticks - Mrs. M. Harness, R.R. 3, Port Hope and the Raggedy Ana Doîl - Mrs. Julie Jackson Kendal. Mrs. J. Glen Wanamaker of Port Perry opened the Baz- aar. There will be no Sunday School at Orono United Church next Sunday, Decem- ber lth due to the White Gift Service. The children are asked to be at the Church by 10:45 to il a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and daughters recently visited Mrs. K. Lane of Newtonville. The Orono United Church Women Unit 1 - Pot Luck Luncheon in the Main Hall noon on Wednesday, Dec. 6th also Unit 5 Pot Luck Luncheon at noon at the home of Mrs. A.H. Murdoch, Leskard and on Tuesday noon - Unit 2 - Pot Luck Luncheon in the Main Hall. Unit 3 - Pot Luck Supper -. at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C.L. Gunter, and Unit 4 - Pot Luck Supper at the home of Mrs. Jack Williams. On Saturdî the Bowmar of the Knigl held their a Free throw K of C Sponsors Basket bail Free Throw Contest Somne of the supporters cheer on their favorites while seated on the gymnasiumn stage. ýy, Dec. 2nd, 1978, regional level, and if they are ual trophy by the competition age 12 - Deug Roy, ville Council 6361 successful at that level then go organizer Mike McCarthy at a Boden, age 14 - Gai :hts of Columbus on to the ail-Ontarie finals, future meeting of the council., Girls, age il - (î .nnual Basketball Thewinaers locally were: age 12 - Bernadett competition at St. During the competition each Boys, age il - Jeff Knox; age 13 - Shelley Gc oitpnn sbo ..f. tfitfne111VLUIIjJVI ition was well attended by many students representing various local schools. It is for any student aged eleven to fourteen. The winners at the local level proceed to the BLACKSTOCK Orgaaized activities begin this week on the ice at the local arena. If you aeglected to get involved in any this year you can still take part la public skating .which. is avail- able to anyone. Seniors met on Tuesday eveaing for the weekly card party, winners: 1- Burt Gibson 87, 2 - A. Timms 87, 3 - Pearl Da'y 85, 4 - Flossie Aldred 83, 5 - Edith Burgess 80, 6 - Carson Watson 80 and low - Marg Byford out of 19 tables that participated. November 21 was card night la Blackstock with 21 tables takiag part winners were; 1 - Ray Brown 98, 2 - Vera Fawns 92, 3 - Bll Chapman 89, 4 - Ross Alsop 87, 5 - Mertle, Alsop 85, 6 - Bessie McCullough 82 and low -,Esther Chapman. On Thursday, November 23 Cadmus was the scene for a birthday celebration for Joy Lane Vogel on the event cf her 8th birthday, guests included: Monique Rioual, Laura Hold- er, Deanna Jacob, Molly Morris, Êynne Moore, Lisa Hudson and cf' course sister Halie. Sunday at the United Church being the first Advent Sunday was celebrated lnaa 'special' way. The Sunday School children took an active part in the service. Jean Adams as superintendent cf the Sunday School explaiaed the meaning of the white Christmon, Symnbols used te decorate the Christmon Tree. It was aise white gift Sunday, gifts and special offerings will be sent to the Fred Victor Mission in Toronto, and the Mission and Service Fund. Each class was called-to the front te place their white gift under the tree and a white Christmon Symbol on the tree. A New Year's Eve party will be held in the CE Roomn on December 3lst if there is TYR l'"hONE Twenty-one tables of euchre were enjoyed on Friday even- ing. Results are: lst Meta Mofiatt, 2nd Claire Losier, 3rd Wilma Goyae, 4th John Griffin, sth Lance Phare, 6th Ruby Birkett. Ladies low Marg Hall, gents low Lillian Harvey. 50-50 Draw Ethel Hudson. A couple of our octo- genarians celebrated birth- days this week. Congratula- tions te Mrs. Penwarden and Mrs. J. Mitchell. sufficient interest; contact Jean Adams or Joyce Kelly. Cartwright Central Public School Band and The Gospel Singers performed at the Baptist Church in Port Perry' under the direction of Mrs. Kiezebrînk, also sharing the evening service. Larry Hoskin arrived home, by way of Toronto Airport, on Sunday evening after an extended trip threugh South America. He is presently planning te travel te the West after a brief visit with friends in the area. Community Care for the Scugog Area is available in Blackstock. Any elderly or shut-in person may cal (985-8461) and request free snow clearance, 'Meals on Wheels' is still available at a reasonable cost. One of the contestantso- throw. t, **i%ýI0 F*RN TU GIFTS FOR 'CHRIS TMA SA T& WILSON'S* SPECIAL BLITZ e PRICES* 98 DININGROOM SUITE BY Electrohome Modern 7 piece suite. Buffet, H utch, Table and 4 chairs. Oak and Pecan. Reg. $1295. LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F CHAIRS. VELVET SWIVEL ROCKERS................148. VINYL RECLINER CHAIRS.................1. RECLINER WITH HEATER VIBRATOR ...188. MODERN 2 PIECE CORNER SECTIONAL LIVINGROOM SUITE. Durable stripe cover, foam seat cushions, and plump foam.f illed reversible back cushions. Here's super value! Reg. $599. CHRISTMASBLITZ..............1399. 2011 COLOR T.V. BY ELECTROHOME. 3 Yea r Wa rra nty. WILSON'S CHRISTMAS GIFT TOVYOU! ......................1499. STEREO BY PHILIPS. Modern Apollo Il genuine oak cabinet. AM/FM sterea radio. Rec ord and tape players. List 1549. ANOTHER SUPER VALUE FROM WILSON'S CHRISTMAS BI TZ SPF(lAi ... 29 Learn to swim safely the Redi Cross way this winter. contLestant was required to throw 15 shots from the free throw line and the winner is the contestant making the most successful attempts. The winner at the local level will be presented with an individ- age 13 - Jeff ry Vanout. C~athy Luke, tte Francis, 'eddes. CHRISTMAS! -a very special feeling - - a time for elegant centrepieces, graclous door swags and beautif ul accents to dress up your and -gifts! gifts! gifts!- LET'US MAKE YOUR SHOPPING APLEASURE! Drop in and browse in the beau tif ul setting of personalized Il shopping. It 15 our pleasure ta assist you. 7 For your shopping convenience Monday.- Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat 10a.m. -5 p.m., ~NA i~18 King St. E. Oshawa t Telephone >mes close iwithti REGIONAL MUNICIPIALITY DURHAMOFDURHAM APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN: PART 0F LOT 24, BROKEN FRONT CONCESSION, FORMER TOWNSHIP 0F DARLINGTON, TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE PUBLIC Take notice that the Planning Committee of the Regional Municipality of Durham wili consider an application to amend the Durham Regional Officiai Plan at a meeting to be held on December 12, 1978 at 10 :00 a.m. n the Boardroom, Regional Planning Depart- ment, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario. Subsequentiy, the recommendation of the Planning Committee wiIi be considered by Regionai Council at a meeting to be held on December 20,1978 at 10:00 a.m. in, the Council Chambers, Regionai Headquarters Build- inig, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. The purpose of the amendment application is to redesignate the land use designations, of the Durham Regional Officiai Plan, as they relate to approximateiy 50 acres of land located within Part of Lot 24, Broken Front Concession, Former Township of Darlington, Town of Newcastle, in order to permit industrial deveiopment. The document related to the âmendment application is available for inspection, commencing December 7, 1978, in the Regional Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, and in the office of the Regional Clerk, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Information regarding the amend- ment application may be obtained by cailing Mr. L. Kotseff, Regionai Planning Depart- ment, (416)>668-7731. Requests to appear before the Planning Committee as a deputation concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to Mr. Wm. F.H. McAdams, Commissioner, Regional Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario and must be received 48 hours prior to the Planning Committee meeting. Requests to appear before Regional Council as a deputation concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Regional Clerk, Regional Meadquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, and must be received 48 hours prior to the Regionl Counicil meeting. Regionai Chairman, Regionai Clerk I - ý,.- -.L. ý - - Regional Clerk