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Solina Librarv tri Puh1ish Rnok Cable Cast Listings Mrs. Doris Lunman and friend of Gananoque, were luncheon guests with Mrs. Leone Lane, ast week. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Rahm with Bill and Mehody Km of Orono were Tuesday evening visitors here with Mrs. Lena Ciysdale. Mrs. Bea Jones attended the Super annuation Teachers' Dinner at Simcoe St. United Church, Oshawa, on Wed., Jan. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ton were Tuesday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Meville Jones, enjoying seeing the pictures taken by the latter on their European Tour. The "A.B.P."' enjoyed their first session at the home of Mrs. Win. Montgomery last Tuesday afternoon. The first meeting of "The Home Achievement Group'" for girls, will be held at the home of Mrs. Cheryli Vardy an Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. The topic of this is "Project - Accessories, The Final Touch" and ahl girls aged 12 ta, 36 are welcome ta attend. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lan- caster and Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Jones were among those attending the Oyster Supper at Garden Hill Wednesday even- ing. Newtonville U.C.W. met in the church hall, Wed. evening, Jan. 24 in spite of the inclement weather and roads. Vice-president Mary Vinkie opened with the singing of "An Evening Prayer'" followed by the Lord's Prayer, i unison. Secretary Jean Kimbal gave the account of the Christmas meeting approved as read. Amelia Lancaster and Lena Clysdaie reporteid having delivered the gifts ta the Clarke famiiy who appre- ciated them very much. The poem "True Friendliness" wyas read by Mary Vinkle. Financial report was given showing a satisfactory balance and notes of thanks read from those remembered by the Sunshine Committee. A letter was read from the "Luncheon Is Served", argan- ization offering ta pravide their services at anytime but a motion was passed that this be left ta the Social Committee ta decide. Members were reminded ta bring in Christ- Getting a book ready for the printers is no small job. Ail of the 60-odd pages on the table in this photo are to be printed in Sam Dewell's Friendly Doorway, a book being published by the Solina Community Library. Looking over the pages are Marguerite Fraser (right) who wrote the text of the book in her own longhand script and Pat Best (left) who illustrated it. The stories are by Sam Dewell, a Hampton resident who has been part of the Solina community for many years. His stories are anecdotes about birds and animais based on bis own experiences. A page from the book shows illustrations and handwriting. About 700 copies of Sam Dewell's Friendly Doorway are being published. mas cards and stamps ta next meeting. Presîdent Carole Gardner would like ta know if a date for the annual Bazaar i November could be chosen bu it was de,çided to leave this until another meeting when there, are more members present. "World Day of Prayer'" is ta be held in Newcastle this year, date nat knawn as yet. Rev. Tizzard is ta be asked ta put in the church Bulletin that church calendars left may be soid at the church door. We are reminded that next Sunday is aur Annual Congre- gatianal meeting, Jan. 28 follawing the pot-luck dinner at 12:30. Scripture reading and devotional was given by Bea Jones and Ameia Lan- caster followed by ail singing "What A Friend We Have In Jesus"~. Roil Cail - "Show and Tell"~ pravided a varied and inter- esting assortment of personal treasures and sauveniers, etc. Speaker Cheryli Vardy gave us a talk on the course she had taken, "Majaring In Meat"~ stressing the importance of having the necessary calories, prateins, etc. daily essential for good health. She was given a hearty hand clap of apprec- iation. Dora DeSmit sang an enjay- able sala "Amazing Grace'~ with Violet Gilmer at the piano and ail twelve present joining in at the last, with "Praise God."~ Lunch was served, fallowing the Benediction. Thursday visitars with Mrs. Violet Gilmer, included Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tan, Mrs. Bea Jones, Mr. Phil Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer of Port Hope. Mrs. B. Mason, of Trenton CKLB OSHAWA PRESENTS IN CONCERT TRIUMPH WIRELESS qwNw with Special Guesis ELLFIELDJ SATURDAY9 FEBRUARY 3 8:00 p.m. Admission: Advanco: $6.00 (After 5 p.m.): $7.00 TICKETS ON SALE Auditorium Box Office Donevan Complex Shoppers' Record & Tape Mari (Oshawa Centre) Roxy Variety (Rosslynn Plaza) OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM Wl - 99 Tharnian Road Saut h Oshawa, Ontario L1 J SYl was a visitar on Saturday with Mrs. Lena Clysdgle. Mrs. Bea Jones was a luncheon guest Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Daug Drinkwat- er in Part Hope. Doreen Green and Violet Gilmer were the Greeters at aur church door Sunday morn- ing when the theme of Rev. Tizzard's sermon was "Light at Evening Time." The chair sang "I Found the Answer". Mrs. Rowena Tizzard was in charge of devotions at Nel Gar and Southaven Nursing Homes Sunday afternaon. At 7 p.m. Sunday, Rev. Tizzard was the speaker at Albert St. Unted Church, Oshawa. Bible Study as usual at 7:30 p.m. in church hall, Thesday Jan. 3th. Wed at 6:30 p.m. Brownies meet in church hall. Wed. at 8 p.m. Pastoral Charge Officiai Board Meet- ing in Shiloh Church. .Mr. Bihl Lane, of Port Hope with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and girls of Orono were supper guests Sunday with Mrs. Leone Lane and Mrs. Mary Wade of Barrie spent the weekend with Mrs. Lane. The annual congregational meeting was held iaur church hall, Sunday follawing a pot-luck dinner at 12:30. There were thirty in attend- ance at the dinner and some twenty-one at the meeting falhowing. Rev. Tizzard opened with prayer after which minutes of hast year's meeting were read by Carole Gardner in the absence of Margaret Elliott. These were adapted as read on motion and thanks expressed ta Carole for her assistance. The Session Report read by Bea Jones, showed eight new members ta aur church, twelve Baptisms, eight wed- dings, seven Births, and twa Session meetings during the year adopted as read. Through an oversight aur speaker for ast year's An- niversary was neyer paid soaa motion was passed that $25 be sent ta him now. Financial reports for church and Sunday schoai were duly audited and given in detail. Al were accepted as read and details of these will be included in the annual Reports. A motion was passed that the Elders be re-eiected. Stewards elected are Glen Saletoy, hil Gilmer, and Trustees - CM. Jones, E. Walkey, Pat Gardner, Glen Farrow, Sidney Lancaster. Session - Mrs. Agnes Burley, Mrs.. Bea Jones, Mrs. Iva Farrow, Mrs. Roy Best, Mrs. S. Lancaster, Melville Jones, Wallace Boughen, Cinton Farrow, and Jack Kimball. There was some discussion over the purchase of the new -c"" 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex Cablecast 10, Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville and Brooklin Programs, Wednes- day, 3lst to Tuesday, Feb. 6th, 1979. Wednesday, Jan. 31 2:00 Hon. Tony Abbott, M.P. Address to Small Business Seminar Con- ference 3:00 Deafness Special Program 3:30 Ontairo Fit Test Promotion 4:00 Durham Dialogue 4:30 Soleil with the French Canadian Club of Oshawa 5: 00 Joint Venture 5:30 Evening Report High- lighting G.M. Video News 6:00 Let's Find Out with Local Guests 6:30 Knights of Columbus Cable T.V. Bingo 7:30 Education Scene with Host: George Pearce, 8:00o Whitby Then & Now with Brian Winter and Jim Quail 8:30 Let Me Be Me with Elizabeth Gomes 9: 00 Rescue with Topical Subjects 9: 30 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 1 3: 00 Let's Find Out 3:30 Rescue 4: 00 Let Me Be Me 4:30 Fit Test Special 5:00 Education Scene 5:30 Evening Report Jim Adams, chairman of the Stewards. Decoratmng is ta be done, during the summer recess. A motion ta re-elect the Superintendant of the Sunday Sehool, Custodian and Organ- ist was moved and seconded - carried. A letter of appreciation is ta be sent Mr. A. Ton for his help and others ta be thanked include Messers M. Jones, Clinton Farrow, Wm. Skelding arnd also Rp.v. Tizzard. The organ and a committee was meeting then adjourned. finally named to look after this Kim Gilmer was an o matter and report back to the night guest Sunday with congregational meeting also grandmnother Mrs. V. Gili to look after the disposai of the old organ- Some repairs are needed for the church and the basement and the stewards and commit- tee are ta look after this P,7,9ICI, matter. The letter regarding TChda ,mMfrproa in improvements ta the FtnesC.Ind ar h~oean eouko tj basement is to be passed to tns iouhervukowt' [rKn!ghts of Columbus TV BINGO Cable Channel 10 4 Big amfies Every uWvednesday Grand Prîzo Winner: 1. Maesaon, Bawmanville. Lasi week's winners: V. Stright, Bawmanvllle; W. Geanes, Oshawa; R. Starr, Oshawa; M. Schaal, Oshawa. starting ai 8:30 p.m. Bingo Cards Available ai ALEX McGREGOR DRUGS 5 King St. W. FRANK'S CONFECTIONERY 43 King St. E. OISELA VARIETY 27 Second St. JEFFREY'S SUPERETTE Liberty Street South LIBERTY BOWL LIMITED Base Line Rd. E. THE SUBWAY PIZZERIA Kng St.E. ~Cards 501 each MR. SUBMARINE 136 King St. E. NORTH-END MARKET 101 Liberty St. N. TUTTLE'S VARIETY 87 Ontario St. SMOKER'S and GIET CORNER Bowmanville Mal FOOOWORTH'S VARIETY& GROC. Hwy. - 2, Cou rice ior 3 for 1.00 over- h her ,mer. 7 sright. 6:00 The Storybook bouse 6:15 Happiness is ... Bowling with Bert Harding 6:30 The New Leaf with Mr. Gord Wick 7:00 Conception with Bill Jeanes 7:30 Soleil 8:00 Sign Off Friday, Feb. 2 2:30 Happiness is...-Bowling 3: 00 The New Leaf 3:30 Conception,, 4: 00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 Whitby Then & Now 5:00 Voce Italiana 6:00 Whitby Report with Mike Burgess 6:30 Sign Off Monday, Feb. 5 4:00 Indus trial Seminar High- lights with Mr. Don Brown with Federal Business Deveiopment Bank ... 6:00 Storybook House with Kirk the Storyteller 6:15 Happiness is ... Bowling 6:30 Let's Discuss It ... 7:00 What Does the Bible Say? 7:30 Federal-Provincial Report with M.P.P. George Ashe 8: 00 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 6 5:30 Evening Report with Bill Jeanes, Dave Stewart and Dorothy Brown with C.E.C. Report and O.D.C.A. Diary 6:00 Joint Venture with Host: Lorna Miller 6:30 Voce Italiana with Ercole Foresta and Carmen 7:30 Let's Discuss It.... 8:00 Durham Dialogue with Host: Mr. Jim Kirkconnell 8:30 Let's Find Out with "Deafness" with Father Dywer 9: 00 Sign Off NOTE: Ahl programs are subject to change without notice. SENTERTAIMMENT NRMAN9' CENTRE SALES --SERVICE - RENTAIS TELEVISION - STEREO .MODULARS RECORDS and TAPES BOWMAVILLEMALLOSHAWA BOW ANV4 LE MAL 555 R ssland Rd. E. 62.45!.93-9Maon., Tues., Sat. 9:30-6 Man.-ri. 930-9Wed.. Thurs., Fri. 9:30-9 "Vour One Stop Record Shop." 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SNOWMOBILE DRAC RACES (118 mile) Spansared by PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE -CLUB Sunday, February 4, 1979 at New Boat Launching Area Kent's Bay Port Perry, Ont. REGISTRATION: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Races Start at 1:00 p.m. SHARP CLASSES: 250 ta 440 Fan, Free-Air and Liquid --Plus Open Class Dual carb fan machines wîil run Free-Air Class ENTRY FEES: Stock - $400 Juniors - $2.00 Super Stock - $6.00 Moidiflied-$7.00 TROPHIFS for Stock, Ladies and Juniors Liquid, Free-Air and Ail Modified - 60% of entry fees paid back as prizes. ADMISSION: $200 - Aduits $1.06 - Children and Students Children under 12 FREE Refreshments