The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

MINISTER Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewoli CHURCH SECRETARY: Loia Bowen - 623-5701 9:30 a.m. - Dedication of nSw stoVe wlth f ree tamlly breakfast followlng. 11:00 a.m. - Sermon. "OPPORTUN ITY NOW" Sat., Sept. 29 - 1:00 p.m. Auction Sale toiiowed by UCW Country Fair âSomethlng for everyone" Sunday School Classes 10 a.m. - Grades 4 ta 8 -11 a.m. - 3 yr. aide 11:10-.4 years ta Grade 3 11 A.M. - WORSHIP SERVICE Sermon titis "WHEN LIFE IS HARD" New members wliI be receIvedt end walcomed by Transfsr CertIi ates Nursery Cars ProvIded A Warm Weicame for Everyone Counciliaors are rsmIndsd ta pick up thir VISITATION PACKETS Worid Wids Communion, Oct. th Tickets availabie et church office for U. C. W. Beef Dinner, Nov. 3rd. Mark Elliott son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Elliott has completed "three years in a medical course and is now clerking at Mount 5miai Hospital and wil initern next year. John Sheridan son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheridan.bas One must sea In eve4ý worty of rahn huhst. dn, oeman lbea Suindaythe Set. 3Ot Sa rae. h ods SuprTëperac Minister: Rev. JR. DICKEY Editor of the Presbyterian record Corne worship with us. it's flot our table, But the Lord's. 8:00 arn. HOLY COMMUNION4 11:00 arn. HARVEST COMMUNION With Rev. Peter Wiliams 7:30 p.m. HARVEST EVENSONG With Rev. Alan Haidenby Wednesday 9:30 a. m.M îd-morning communion and iaying onl of hands for healing. Sunday Schooi and Nu rserycare. for the chiidren and teeWs - ALL WELCOMED Temperance at Queen Archdeacon Tom Gracie P mw THANKSGIVING DINNER at the NEW DUTCH OVEN Sunday, October '7, 1979, Noon, to Nine 1p.m. Reservations appreciated.. (416) 983-5001 Colleot xenu $efectec.{a fa carte petzers £ avis/'i $alfa aj. eÇp-y'oursef;Ûesserts incfuadÎitkentrees. r-Entrees TraachtionaC ,.Roast @ntario %urfj,$avonj ;Dressinj, e, i6fet Gjrav1, servec( "famiq $ fofr two or more versons, 'îI Rkoastedi fotatoes andt iree fresfi ve eta6fes. 7eÇpore Çfaf yjou wîiÀ $8.95 per person ,Sfaceîi festvaf ,eam, fineayyfe Rin, ,e arasckfino eGarnisfi, servec ",Famifyî $ýyfe" -on a pfatter for two or more, .'-witk Roseftte anitfireefresfi ve5eta6fes 18.95 per person frme f Ioast ' Ri6îs ,a$eftu jus, a 5enerous cut, selvec( wîtfi ~ atd'otatoes, 1roif4 Tomato andifreÀlive1eta6(es. $9.95 per person ~Tie GQrandi ffatter. . $ficedi ýoast ;f3eef $moýed( ,ffork Ckoqs, our J3reaJddScIhnîtzef Cou'ntlij $ausaje, «5ktoGerfest $ ausaSe, Thick-cut, f'eameatf acon, Tomato, andC(*ucum6er Vfnaýgrette Safaîis, ,;Roastedi Jotatoes and( $aueriraut. Served (on §)frr two or more $995 per person Sales Taxes Extra NEW DUTCH OVEN Highway 11 5 at Taunton Road, Orono. (416) 983-5001 Codleot for Reservations. s - returned to thir d year studies in theatre production at York University. Oshawa Kinsmen Club will be holding their Oktoberfest at the Kinsmen Hall, Oshawa, on October 24th and 25th. Featured will be a dance contest and costume prizes. Ail proceeds, go to local community work. Last week was Secretaries Day, at the regular Rotary meeting and' secretaries were invited by their bosses to be their luncheon guests. Follow- ing is a list of Bosses and Secretaries ,, and not necessarily in that order. Len Jay - Mrs. F. Knox, Ron Moore - E. Greengrass, Rex Walters, - E. Brooks, Garnet Riekard - S. Collins, John Peters - B. Býaîl, Earl Wolfe - L. Clapp, George -Moore - K& Moore, How ard Rundle - J. Vînish, Paul Morris - Mrs. M. Morris, Harvey Partner- A. Turner, John Manuel- J. Muizelaar, AI Witherspoon -C« Wellman,, Ev King- M. Martin, Bob Stevens S. Tansart, Neal McLean- M. Mutton, Keith Jackson D. Wood, Ted Mann - M. Brooks, Jack Locke - S. Locke, Strike and Strike - L. Davey, D. Dewell - B. Newkosh, Archie Groth -F. Mcllroy, Keith Slemon- G. Badour,'Dick Elston- R. Cully, Gerry Gerrits - R. Cowey. The juvenile charged in the July 2 murder of Kathleen Wels will be tried in adult court, Judge Richard Donald ruled Thursday. The 15-year-old juvenile has been officially charged by Durham Regional Police with first-degree murder. Miss Wels' batt2:red body was found by bier father Carl Wels ini a secluded area of Whitby when she failed to return home from jogging. The identity of the accused cannot' be released to tbe public because hie is a juvenile. His identity and the facts surrounding the case will continue to be kept secret even though hie will be tried in adult court. Defending the accused will be noted Osbawa lawyer, Terry Kelly. There were four area winners in the Ontario Safety League contests held earlier tbis year, and advertised in The Canadian Statesman and Newcastle Independent. Paul Watson, won second prize in Çontest 1 for 6-7 year old, Mike Colwell won second in Contest 4 for 8-9 year olds. Dwayne Brown won second in contest 4 for 10-11 year olds and Tommy West won second for 12-14 year olds. A new publication entitled "From Pitb to Playgrounds" is now available at the Lindsay District Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources at a cost of $2.00. The 50-page booklet gives -an historical. view of aggregate extraction and pit re habilita- tion in the City of Toronto and includes numerous black and white photographs a ndseven maps detailing rehabilitated pit tours. The publication also contains a coloured map showing geological deposits of Metro Toronto that have been and are being mined at present. Congratulations to Jackie Canfield of Bowmanville who was first runner-up in the Miss Oshawa 1980 contest. The title was won by Juanita Kranitzki. Dave Devaîl of C.F.T.O. was bost for the event. The 95-member Oshawa chapter of Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship will get the inside story about the mass suicide at Jones- town, Guyana. Phil Kernis, . who as a teenager was a member of the Jim Jones cuIt, will be the guest speaker at the Fellow- sbip dînner meeting onSatur- day, October l3th at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Tbe meeting starts at 7 p.m. and the public is invited to attend. The Ontario Science Cenlre's Science Circus is comning home for tbe wcekend! Since last June, the Circus bas been touring Canada and bas visited cities from Vancouver to St. John's. On Saturday and Sunday, Sepember 29 and 30, frorn 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and for the fîrst time ever, it can be seen in Toronto, at the Science Centre, under the yellow and white circus tent. Lloyd Axworthy, newly- electedM.P. for Winnipeg - Fort Garry, will be giving the key-note address at the Satur- day Luncheon of the Annual Cônvention of the Ontario New Libèrals., 'The ONL Annual Convention is being heli the weekend of teorest1 p/ion. 623-330 youth from across Ontario, as well as representatives from Liberal youth organizations as far away as British Columbia. The Oshawa Choral Society is beginning production on the musical 5h owboat. Fîrst practice was beld Sept. 10 at O'Neill Collegiate. Auditions for principal roles will commence Sept. 26. For further details contact the President of the Society, Howard McGahey at 723-2602. A total of 1,577 full time students, are attending Durham College this year. This is an eleven percent increase from last year's enrolment and could, according to assistant registrar Neil Mittlestead, go even bigher before the year is through. Actual enrolment for each division is: Health Sciences 223, Applied Arts 257; Technology 325; and Business 772. The Kînsmen Club of Brook- lin and District are planning to run an Oktoberfest on Sept- ember 28th and 29th in the Brooklin Memorial Arena from 6 p.m. - 1 a.m. Authentie Bavarian food is available for supper and tbroughout the evening. Corne early and stay to enjoy the continUOus music. All proceeds fromn this function will be donated to Cystie Fibrosis. Spotlight Theatre Company, formerly of Bowmanville is presenting the smash bit Boeing Boeing at the Arts Resource Centre in Oshawa behind City Hall at Queen and Centre Streets) There is ample parking and the show is on September 27th, 28tb and 29th at 8:30 p.m. Former local patrons will recail that Spotlight Theatre began it's life in the littie converted Baptist Church in Bowmanville - but the building was sold and the Company bad to move to Oshawa. However, the Company bas a soft spot for its former Bowmanville and Newcastle patrons and it hopes tbey will continue to support them now as they did in sucb plays as 'Dangerous Corner', 'The Two of Us', and 'Six Rms. Riv Vu'. Al performed in Bowmanville. Like Topsy the Company bas grown and the audience increased in size playîng to nearly full houses. This year the Company won an award The for a Chekhov play performed for CHCH TV. Boeing Boeing' is an uproar- ious comedy and should provide a good night out, s0 corne out and' see a play folks! There's nothing like a live show. A icenced bar will add to your evening's entertain- ment. We bave a very attractive young cast. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Badger of Scugog St., Bow- manville have taken, up residence at Port Hope Villa, 65. Ward St., Port Hope, Ontario. James Elliott bas begun first year studies in Arts and Science at Queen's University and Charles Elliott 4~s begun second year studies in engineering science at the University of Toronto. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Elliott. Maureen Corkery, formerly on the reporting staff of the Statesman bas joined the staff of a Toronto hospital, in the Canadian Stateenian. Bowmanville, September 26. 1979 5 PO"NTYPOO'L 1Mrs. Vie Robertson is a patient in Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay. She has been there for the past month. We certainly hope, Alice, that public relations department. Pearce Wilcox son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilcox has begun third year studies in medicine at Queen's University. you will soon be fully recup- erated and will be able to corne home before long. Alex, Marie and Annie Joncas recently enjoyed a day's outing at the Martyr's Shrine, Midland. To the Unfit If you just sit You won't quit Being unfiL MVE.-j 2 dm 1 A lr' AT McGREGOR DRUOS Fabi DetergentI 12 litre $4.88ec GiIlette Trac Il Razor Special contains Trac Il razor 2 cartridge blades, 25 -ml, Trac Il shave cream .ea9 9 ec Johnson's Johnson's Baby Baby Powder Shampoo' 255g! 350 ml. $lO each $1lM79each Colgate Twln Pack am lv Toothpaste Soap 2-500 mi. tubes 2bt iebr 29bth* 69bar Sof t and Dri Spray, 150 mi. $ 1 .09 ec GiIlette Foamny Regular.- Menthol - Lemon Lime Face Saver 200 mi. Garbage. Bags 1's 790 Ajax Cleanser 14 ounce 3for !$1.00O Clairol Final Net Scented and Unscented $19 New! Revion Instant Styling lPermn with exclusive Predîct-A- Curi for' Normal.- FIne - ColorTreated Hair S5.d1 Alex McGregor I.D.A. Drugs Kinn Street West 623-5792 B owma nville THE OPTICAL 8881T15 '-I OMmiJ IRENE MCROBERTDispensina Ootician 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE PHONE 623-4477 When it's the thought that counts. It isn't alwayg easy to let someone know you care, across the room or across the continent. On those special occasions when you feel compelled to express yourself but can't find the words, our experi- ence can be of service to, you. We are members of an association that's specialized in helping people'say just the right thing in just the right way, for many many years. 21/oerôy eacLrnan' "Bowmanvile's First Florist" BOWMAN VILLE MALL* 623-3365 Niur FTD Florist. Helping you say it right. We'd like to welcom e -yo u back from your summer vacation Is your hair inW'epesdt nrdc bad shape? Gel il in shape with a Tru*organic Permanent with Vitamin E Reguiarly $40.00 NôwJus $3.00GWEN GLASS -- 1 1 - with 14 years of exper2ence HEY GIRLS You can also have a Tru-Organlo Permanent with Vitamin E - like mother. MEN! Our Hair Styling Experts will give you the style that you want! Don't just settle for an ordinary hairçut. Artistic B'jarb:elr and Beauty Salon in the Dominion Plaza 623-29V3a Bowmanville m