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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 6, 1978 Section Two Linie Up for Bargains at Durham Sehool Bazaar Among the several bazaars held on Saturday was this one at the Durham Christian High School. In this picture, a charming dloll sits without anyone admiring it while at the table in the rear, there's a line up for customers. At this po int in the bazaar much of the action was taking place in the kitchen where lunch was being served. nni UuksuaInen In an effort to keep pce munity, a new office bas been with the increase in demand opened. The office, located in for services of the Ontario the Arts Resource Centre, 90 March of Dimes by thej Centre Street Oshawa, will physically handicapped com- become the home base of Mr. ELLIOTT'S w he re "'THE BEST COS' Tim Uuksulainen, the newly appointed community dev- elopment worker for the area. Mr. Uuksulaînen is a sociol- ogy graduate of York Univer- sity and bas been involved with the physically disabled as. a counsellor at the Ontario Marcb of Dimes camps for the past few years. As a community develop- ment worker bis primary responsibility will be one of a resource person to the various groups and indîviduals that are concerned with the issues affecting the physically dis- abled; issues sucb as the need for better housing, transporta- tion, accessibility and employ- ment. Mr. Uuksulainen will also encourage the develop- ment of sport and recreation clubs in the area. The Oshawa office will serve the areas of Durham, York and Peel, and is open to anyone wishing to become involved in programs or for information concerning the physîcally handicapped and the Ontario March of Dîmes. Mr. Uuksulainen can be reacbed at the office by. phoning 571-1489. The anad,an mo-emen fo, per-eal i,,ess Fitness. Ini vour heart you know its right. DECORATING CENTRE T LESS"Y r--ï- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - IWALLPAPER ORDERSWITH THIS AD' I VMLID UNTILDec. 19,1978I 623-9121 Two Korean ministers visit- ed the Newtonville charge on Monday, Nov. 27, on their tour of visitations of the Bay of Quinte Conference area. Three men from the charge took turns driving themn to see places of interest during the afternoon. Mr. Leonard Falls escorted them around Kendal area. This was followed by a pot luck supper in Newtonville Church Hall. There was a presentation of sldes by the Korean ministers, showing many places of interest in Korea followed by a question and answer period. Christmas carols and familiar bymns were sung. Those attending from Kendal were Mrs. Elean- or Foster, Mrs. R. Elliott, Mrs. G. Cathcart, Mrs. R. Frank and Mr. Arthur Tbomp- son. Their farewell luncheon was held in Kirby on Friday noon. The ministers left Tor- The Dutch version of Santa Claus in full dress was waiting in one of the classrooms for Black Peter to arrive so they could make their entrance together. onto Airport for Korea Satur- day morning. Mrs. Eleanor Foster, Miss Catherine Stewart, Mrs. Mar- garetta Stevens and Mrs. R. Elliott spent last Wednesday in Oshawa. During the after- noon they called to see Mrs. Alva Swarbrick also Rev. and ,Mrs. White, a former minister in this charge. Some of the ladies from Kendal attended the Heather Social Club annual bazaar and tea Saturday afternoon in Orono I.O.O.F. Community Hall. It was a big bazaar with the penny sale and three special draws. One draw was on ten turkeys, another draw on a beautîful quilt and other prizes and stilI another draw on a Raggedy Ann Doli which was won by Mrs. Julia Jackson from Kendal. At the card party Friday evening in Kendal Orange JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! SKI -DOO SUITS FOR THE FAMILY CANADIAN MADE 4!-OX.........reg. S39.95 1 Piece Our Price $29.95 10-l18........Reg. 56.00 2 piece Our Price .......$44.95 100% NYLON Adulte 2 piece Ail Sizes Reg. 189.00 OUR PRICE ...$66.00 Corne Early For Best Select ion Men's Vlour Shirts Reg. $35.00 NOW $22.00 Men's Turtie Neck Sweaters 100% Orlon CANADIAN MADE REG. $14.95 NOW$10.95 1 Your FamiIy Clothing Bargain Centre OAKHILL WAREHOUSE CLOTHING (formerly Oakhili Imports, Elizabethville) 152 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Hours Mon., Tues. Wed., Sat 9-6 Thurs., Fri. 9-9 Il - the following. High lady - Mrs. Grace Coatham, low lady - Mrs. Dora MacDonald. Gents' high - Richard Wairsma, girls' low went to Mrs. Norma Moffat playing on a gents card. The 50-50 draw was won by Mrs. Jili Hancock. There will be another card party in two weeks time. The Couples' Club held their, Christmas dinner Saturday evening in the Church Hall. There was a big crowd sat down to a most deicious turkey dinner. The lunch committee Mr. Dyk Zander and Mrs.. Sylvia Hillis prepar- ed many special dishes com- plete with a salad bar and special deserts. A business meeting was conducted by the president Mr. Lawrence Har- ris at which they planned a card Party for Jan. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hearci then showed pictures on Iceland with commentaries. Mrs. Diane Wybenga spent a few days in Toronto last week where Mr. Wybenga is a patient in St. Michael's Hos- pital. t is hoped that Minnie will soon be restored to good health. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. W. Keirs on the sudden passing of ber brother Mr. E. Green of Leskard last ýFriday. On Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clark lost their home and contents by fire. A terrible loss especially at this time of year. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Margaretta Stevens were her sister, Mrs. Florence Porteous of Winnipeg also Mr. and Mrs. J. Hellebust and family of Toronto. The first Sunday of Advent was observed in Kendal Church on Sunday morning. Mrs. Peggy Frank read a paper on the meaning of the green Wreath and four cand- les for the Advent services. Pamela Frank lit the first candle. Rev. A Tizzard based his sermon from the first book of Matthew leading up to the Birth of Christ entitling bis sermon "He sure was hap- py'. The pupils and teachers of the Sunday School are preparing their Christmas program which will be pre- sented next Sunday morning followed by a pot luck lunch. The Pastoral Charge Hymn Sing is being held at Shiloh Church Sunday evening Dec- ember 17. A time for singing Christmas carols. BLACKSTOCK General Meeting U.C.W. Wednesday morniing, Nov- ember 29, the General U.C.W. held a Meeting in the Christian Education Room of the United Church with twenty-six mem- bers and 8 children present. The Morning Unit prepared a delightful lunch. Evening Unit presented a silly fashion show of 'Play on Words Fashion' which was shown at an earlier social gathering of the O.N.O. President Ruby Van Camp directed the Business meeting which was kept at a good moving pace 50 that the ladies could finish by> the noon hour. Treasurer and Secretary Re- ports were given followed by the nomination of Thelma Wright and Marlon Larmer to organize the Christmas Rifts for the shut-ins in the area. There was some discussion on a letter received from 'Opera- tion Scugog' which it was decided full co-operation would be given to. The motion was passed to raise the price of the catering service to $5 per plate with a less expensive meal at $4.50 with no juice, 1 dessert and 1 vegetable. Edith McLaughlin and Ruby Van Camp are in charge of organizing the refreshments for the Candle Ligbt Service which will be held the evening of December ,l7th. Marion Larmer made the motion for the year end donations, wichi was approved by the member- ship. Jean Adams reported that the fee for the adopted child bas been paid for six months and a Christmas present -sent. Dora Martyn and Jean Adams explained the history of Advent Season and set fire to each of the four candles representing; prepare, re- member, share and sing. In closing everyone joined in the singing of several Christ- mas Carols. ManyThanks and SMerry Christmas! . . . .. .. . . 00 OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS SShown in the above photo is the beautiful float "OId-Fashioned SC hristmas" from Bob's Towing. This entry captured lst place in the Oshawa Santa Claus Parade, isi place in the Whitby Santa Claus SParade and 2nd place in the recent Santa Claus Parade held in Bow- manville. Bob's Towing would like to thank everyone who was involved i n this project and takes this opportunity to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 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