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Her many friends in his community will.be please¶l to learn that Mrs. Wm. Th ies- burger is making a g ood recovery after suffering a stroke several wveeks ago. She is uow in Memorial Hospital, Bowmauville. There is stili tim,'e to register for the Ontario Forage Con fer- ence to be held Decembeir 13 and 14 in Toronto. 60 speal¶ers will discuss forage production and haudling, and apprpxî- mately 500 people are expect- ed to attend. Registra ion forms are available, at local offices of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food,, or phone 519-824-4120 Ext. 2513. Oshawa lawyer Tom Jermyn and William Low of Uxbridge have been re-ap- pointed by the Ontario goveru- ment to the Durham Region police commission, regiqnal council has been înformed. The two commissioners will serve two-year ternis. Jermyn "lstntc ee, but cfd four major f aiths, because Baha'i, which has its centre of faith and pilgrirnage in Haifa, lsrael, has attained the character of a world religion. Its influence is a factor making for inter- national and inter-, religlous under- standing." -Norman Bentwich, Author of "Palestine." is presently chairmanc fîve-man commission. The Working Grou] Scales in the. Retail Industry has announe food items that are weighed in retail stores, as meat, fish, poultry, uce, cheese and caudy,m sold in grams and kilog starting next year. F(i ample, when this takes1 food sold by the quartier1 and pounci will be sold b 100 g and kilogram. Christmas is a special of the year. Serving the à stuffed with Wild Rice St makes it extra special. Easy Gourmet Wild Ri Stuffiug 11/4 cups (about 1/ pouud) rice 6 tablespoons butter 2 medium onions, chopp 34 pound small mushrc sliced 34 cup chopped tak almonds (3 ounces) 3 tablespooins flour 1 can (10 ounces) bouillion 1 teaspoon saît 12 teaspoon pepper 1 cup chopped fresh par Fohhow quick-soak mi (below) to prepare ric cookîng. Cook rice in i sahted water until nt tender (about 25 mirt Drain. Melt butter in a skillet, saute onions,r rooms and almonds or heat for about five mir Stir in flour; cook for minute. Add bouillion, stirring, until smooth thickened. Add seasor parsley and rice. Toss g( Vielci: 8'/4 cups. Suffi stuffing for a 10 to 12r turkey. imems of of the Two hundreci and forty-eight studeuts in the Northumber- land aud Newcastle Board of Li n Education system are enrol- F~ond led in the french immersion cthtprogram. Thesestudents at- beinga tend the C. R. Gummow School big in Port Hope and the Otario such Street Public School lu Bow- prod- manville. will be ______ ýgrams Iu hast week's Statesman or ex- there were three pictures of plcthe hospital auxiliary draw, pud the 6th Brownies mothers' by the auxîliary and the Lions ticket draw. t was mentioued that Ltime the pictures were taken on tuky Saturday, but actually it was urkeyg on the Friday. ice Th ponmn of Fraser MacKnzi asMaster Me- ) wild chaici, effective December 1, 1978, at the General Motors of Canada Windsor Trim Plant ped was annouuced by John E. ooms, Quautrill, Plant Manager. Mr. MacKeuzie is a native of .asted Glasgow, Scotland and came to Canada in 1953. He is a 1974 graduate of General Motors beef Institute with a Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Deg- ree. Mr. MacKeuzie has had a number of assignments lu ýrsely Tool and Process Engineering nethod both lu Oshawa aud Windsor ce for and was General Supervisor of boiîîng Toolîng prior to this appoint- iearly ment, utes). T large Te official syllabus of the musli_ eighth annual Oshawa Kiwan- inutes. )r one cook iand uings, getly. ficient pouud MIN ISTE R: Rev. N. . Schamerhorn, .A., M. Djv. ORGAN IST: Mr. D. D)eweII Sunday, Dece mber lOth, 1978 11:00 a. M. White G if t Service Service wiII1 taken by the staff and students p ýf the Sunday School. NURSER Y: Parents ýare invited to bring their pre-schooi chiidren to our modern "Play and Learn" Nursery. Church at Division St. Office 623-3138 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES 10 a.m. - Age Group.-9 years and older il a.m. - Beginners, Kindergarten, Primary B & B Bunch mee ai 9:15 in Church Parour (2nd and 4th Sundays) Age Group 15 to17 years 11ý. A.M. WORSH IP SERVICE Second Sunday in Advent RECEPTION O0F NEW M EM BERS "1WithOpen Arms" 1:30 p.m. - Confirmation Class Nursery Caro Provided A Warm Welcome for Everyone (£t4rt0tMa0z QUirat etrutre Dec. 10, 7:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary Congregational carols w i il be led by the combined Senior Choirs of Simcoe Street United Church, Oshawa, and Trinity wlih Ross Metcalf conducting. Soloists include Arlene Ayre, Ross Cotton, Kathy Guselle and John Semjen. Plan to corne and bring ýyour friends for this evening of Christmas music. is Music Festival Committee for 1979 is now available and may be obtained at Thomas House of Music, Oshawa, The Hammond Organ Centre, Osh- awa, or fromn the Festival Secretary, Box 921, Oshawa, LRH 7N1. The festival will be held fromn April 23-30 inclu- sive. Over $650 was presented by Penny Fairbrother to Elaine Barber Vice President of the advisory board of Community Care recently. The money, raised at the Community Care Bazaar will be used to pay the rent in the building shared with Big Brothers Association on Temperance Street. While doing your Christmas Shopping, please remember the less fortunate, and place an article or item of food or toys in the bins placed by the Bowmanville Jaycettes in Miracle Mart, Stedman's, I.G.A., Dykstra's and the A & P. The gifts will be distributed in hampers to needy familles. With extra company for meals during the holiday season we wondered if you'd like to try the following recipe for cod and sausage paella. 1 lb. frozen North Atlantic cod fillets 14 cup chopped celery 14 cup chopped onion 14 cup chopped green pepper 14 cup butter 8 ounces smoked sausage 171/2 oz. package Spanish rice mix 1 16 oz. can tomnatoes, eut in large pieces 1 teaspoon garlic sait Let cod stand at room temperature about 15 min- utes. Cut into 2-inch chunks. In large skillet, saute celery, onion, green pepper and sausage in butter. Remove sausage from pan. Add rice. Cook until lightly brown. Add 1 cup boiling water and tomato pieces and its liquid, the seasoning packet and garlic sait. Cover and simmer 15 minutes. Add fish and saus- age, and cook 12 to 15 minutes more or until fish becomes opaque. 4 to 6 servings. Northumberland Big Sis- ter's telephone number is, 416-885-6612, and they have a temporary office at 230 Walton Street in Port Hope. There is a great deal of work to be done and anyone interested in helping will be made most welcome. The ladies of the Auxiliary to Memorial Hospital came through with flying colours at their Annual Boutique held in the hospital foyer on Friday last . Baking for a gourmet's delight filled the tables. Christmas gifts, a candy tree, knitted -goods and the dolîs waiting to be drawn and won made a colourful sight. The boutique netted approximate- ly $600.00 and the draw $452.00. The help of the workers and buyers was much appreciat- ed. ladies Mondiy Night Donna' Harness, 218; Judy Bragg, 207; Shirley Davis, 206; Marilyn Flintoff, 204; Jean Harness, 200; Debbie Bromell, 198; Onie Etcher, 198; Fern Bradley, 197; Cecile Bowers, 195; Joanne Brown, 193; Betty Piper, 193; Dot Bridger, 191. Team Standing Judy Bragg, 36465 pins, 28 points; Donna Harness, 36482, 26; Marilyn Flintoff, 35787, 24; Shirley Davis, 35102, 23; Marg King, 35757, 22; Jackie Bray- brook, 34187, 21; Vickie Terry, 34222, 17; Linda Bryant, 33831, 17; Onie Etcher, 34036, 16; Nancy Evans, 34010, 14; Cecile Bowers, 33841, 14; Thelma Forrester, 32724, 12. High Triple Judy Bragg, 774. High Single Barb Osborne, 289. *Famiiy Allowance (S~iV2~ ~ OMaster Charge ~I~4 -Always Welcome Buster Brown dresses up the season with shoes that have everythi ng just dg..... from fashion to fit. Buster Brown,.. At last,-bysare dressing up. And Buster B3rown has the answer to keE your boy looking neat, longer .. .dress shoes with sturdy leather and comfort minded fit. 1)e 6FÀ Pv rn-G. " Famiîy Alîowance " Chargex lu Master Charge Always Weîcome oShawa centre The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. Dpeember 6, 1978 5 NE WTON VILLE On Saturday evenîng, Nov. 25, Rev. A. Tizzard, accompanied by Mr. Leonard Falls and Mr. Jim Adams, atteuded a gathering in St. Stephen's Unitedi Church, Oshawa, sponsored by the "Men's Club," to welcome the two visiting ministers from Korea, namnely Rev.' Haa Doug Kim, and Rev. Bying Sun Sou. The Guest Speaker was Mr. Alec Ferries, and all enjoyed the occasion. At Newtonville United Church on Monday evening, Nov. 27, about thirty Kendal, Shiloh, andi Newtonville people enjoyed a pot-luck supper, in the church hall,, where the above mentioneci Korean Ministers were our guests. During the afternoon, Ewart Robinson, Leonard Falls, and Jim Adams haci taken turns in escorting Rev. Kim and Rev. Sou, to see various points and places of interest in our area. They were quite impressed with the Beef Operation farm of Mr. Bey. Gray; the Dairy Farm- ing at Mr. Gordon Wilson's; the, new Hydro Plant at Wesleyville; and the Ski Hill, at Kendal. Following the supper, several more people came, to join in a Sing-Song, of Christmas and favorite hymus. Mr. A. Ferries, of, Oshawa, showed pictures of Korea, and Rev. Kim gave the commentary, and answered quest ions. More singing fol- lowed, after which Rev. Sou, pronounced the Benediction, thus briuging to a close, a very enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones entertained the Gideons at their home, on Monday even- iug, Nov. 20, when about twelve were in attendance. Sorry to hear of the death of Bruce Campbell, in London, Englanci. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Campbell were well known, musically, in this area, many years ago, and daughter, Jean, (Mrs. Bickle) is now the ouly one left, of that family. Sympathy is expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clark, and family, whose home and contents were destroyed by fire, Ilast Saturday. Various people are planning to help collect useful items, funds, etc., to be of assistance to the Clarks, and one of these is to be a Benefit Dance, to be held inl our Community Hall, on Saturday night, Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. Ladies are requested to bring lunch, and the proceeds will go to the Clark family. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jones spent the. past weekend visiting friends. in Gananoque. Newtonville Women's Insti- tute will meet- on Tues., Dec.ý 12, at the home of Mrs. Iva Farrow, at 2 p.m. There will be an exchange of gifts. The Greeters at our church door, Sunday morning for the "Young People's Service," were Marvin Stapleton and Michael Tizzard. Lovely flowers were at the front of the church, an attractive Christ- mas tree, and other decora- tions in keeping with the season, at the windows, etc., were admired by the gooci- sized congregation, present, in spit of the inclement weather. "Chimes and Organ Prelude" preceded the Caîl to Worship - by Mary Milîson and Carolyn Stapleton. AIl joined in singing "Hioly, Holy, Holy", after which cause the Invoca- tion Prayer, by Charlene Zeitsma, and Tammy Inues. All joined in singiug "The Lord's Prayer", and the Hymn "Go Tell Lt On the Moun tain." The Responsive Reading was- led by Sherry Stapleton, followed by follow- ed by "The Gloria", after this, came an anthemn by the Seniors, "Father I Adore Thee." The Lightiug of Advent Caudle No. 1, was next, by John Chrysier, and Warren Stapleton, with Mrs. Marlene Stacey reading the introduc- tion. "The Children's Story," was ready by Shelley Tomp- kins, and Tammy Weatherup, after which the Hymn, "Jesus Came," was sung by the younger chilciren. Prayer was given by Sandra McInnes' class, and Michael Tîzzard and Marvin Stapleton read the Scriptures, followed E rRAN SET ENSEMBLED We Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities Rei'rDU 1 dea fDgla gC.E TO SPACE LMITATIONS AND A\'AILAB E1UITEMS SHOWN MAT SOT BE AVAILABLE AT HAI * KARATE AFTER SHAVE LOTI( 1 .99 114 r *. Regular, Lemon or Sp TOILET TISSUE OR 50 TABLETS ea. $1.88 AQUAFRESH TOOTHPASTE 100 mi 881 LISTERINE 250 mi ANTIS EPT IC mnfIITUtAIAqU P. f'ARai F R lylUIMRnt HViUI XuRm.UI.LC ICAREFREE PANTY SHIELDS 12,s 53e BILIT AT TIME OF SA AT A LL LOCATIONS by the "Pastoral Prayer," by Frank Stapleton. The offering was taken by Drew McQuat George Chrysler, -"and two Juniors, while the Seniors sang "How Shah I1 Send Thee.",Bonnie Stapleton led everyone present, in repeating the "Offering Prayer." Announcemnents were read by Robert Tompkins, and ahl joined in singing the Hymn, "Pass It On." The theme of the Sermon was, "Christmas Means Happiness," and thîs was composed, and given by Kim Gilmer, in a very impressive manner, leaving us all with food for thougzht. The final Hymn,' "What Child Is This," was sung, after which Rev. Tizzard came forward to pronounce the Benediction. He invited ahl present to join in a hearty hand-clap, as an expression of appreciation for this splendid service by all these young people. We are sure it will be long remember- ed! Our U.C.W. wîll meet in the church hall on Wed., Dec. 13, with a pot-luck supper, start- iîng at 6:30 p.m. Members are requested to bring a donation toward the Clark family, as well as a gift exchange for unit members, not to exceed one dollar. Mrs. Iva Farrow and Mr. Reg. Falls were among the dinner guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Finney, at the !'Coach and Four", Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Finney are the parents of Mrs. Jîm Farrow, 50 it was an enjoyable family gathering. Mrs. Irene Burley of Bow- manville, was a weekend guest of Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Iva Farrow,, were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brigniall, Melissa, and Angela, of Bowmanville. Bible Study will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in our Church Hall. Wed., Dec.ý 6, 6:30 p.m., Brownies meet in Church Hall. Thursday,ý Dec. 7, 6:30 p.m. Girl Guides meet in Church Hall. Sunday, Dec. 10, Advent 2. 9:45 a.m. Worship Service, Newtonville. Recep- tion of church members, Sunday School., The following is a note from our minister:- "Christmas - a time for exchanging a lot of things you can't afford, for a lot of things you don't want! " Mrs. Jean O'Neill spent the past weekend with Mrs. Jim Bennett, iu Kingston, who has been in hospital, but is improvlng, now. ~Mr. Jim Adams is visiting rel4atives and friends ln Toronto, this week. 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