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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 21, 199 i Courtice UJnitqed Church Celebrates its 25"wth Arnniversary-_ The first wedding in Courtice United Cburch of . . ... ..Don Cowle and Phyllis Adams and this is ber î'e. à wedding gown that beld a special place at tbe Mrs. Russ DeCoe and Eddie Warburton inspect a bandmade name quiît that was made by the ladies ofanirarsevc. Courtice United Cburcb and was on disDlay during the 25tb anniversary celebrations. I To "day 's Womanj Wilma Gatcbett prepares to buy one of the 25tb anniversary souvenir plates from Russ- DeCoe and Harry Baldwin at Courtice United Cburc's 25th anniversary. Courtice United Church celebrated its -25th anniversary beginning with a buff et dinner Saturday, evening, November l7th when between 175 - 200 friends, past and present church members, enjoyed a most- delicious Smorgasbord. The church was filled with "music for easy listening" played by Mrs, Peggy Wade on the organ. Pictures and memorably articles were on display of the past 25 year happenings as well as a newly formed picture gallery of past ministers of Courtice Church and of Courtice charge for many years up to the present, Rev. Robt. Chapman. Sunday, November 18, the morning 25th anniversary service saw many old acquaintances joining in worship with -the Rev. Dermott Arscott f rom Prescott,, Ontario as guest speaker. A coffee hour was enjoyed following the service at which time anniversary cake w as served with tea and coffee. An evening service with the ministery of Albert St. Church the Rev. A. Macintosh as guest speaker and the Albert Street Choir joined with the Courtice choir, giving three choral numbers under the capable leadership of Albert Street organist Paul Beevor. As a finale for a super 25th celebration - a fellowship 1R.R.1 Orono, LOB iMO Dear Santa, How are you? l'in fine. How are your Riendeer and Mrs. Claus? I'm getting bigger now and I'm more interested in electronic toys so may I please have Electronic Battleship. Sincerely Jason English P.S. We'l leave paper and a pencil out incase you want to leave a note. Shanna and I will leave cookies, mîlk and juice. 'm turning 9 Dec. 13. Thank you hour was enjoyed by ah - again served -by- -Courtie congregation. Dear Santa, Please get me one of these things. hockey stick, Star Bird, itercoms, Walkie Taîkies, modie. from Scott Dear Santa, How does Rudolpfs nose light Up' If you can tell me please do. How are you feeling. How are your deer feeling. Hope your ready for Christmas. from Scott. Dear Santa, Nov. 16/79 My name is Terry Meredith. Dear Santa, I am going to be a good boy so My name is Tracy. I am 4 would you please bring me a years old. For Christmas I Mickey Mouse record player. would like Lite-Brite, Hungry, Thank you Hungry Hippo aiec a dolly. I Terry have been good ail year. I will P.S. We do not have a chimney leave you and your reindeer so would you leave my some cookîes and milk in case presents under the tree. I live you get hungry. at 7 Lawrence Crst. Love Tracy Bowmanville. xxxxxx P.P.S. I will leave you a bottle 000000 of beer on the table. By now you must be aware that your skin takes very good care of you and requires very little in return. But, if continually abused by alkaline products, improper cleansing and poor dietry habits, side effects will appear, such as blemishes, large pores, wrinkles, flakiness, roughness and general lack of bealthy color. Every skin, requires and deserves a certain amount of your time and attention. Like the individual it covers, it to bas a personality. Dry Skin - dry skin is not necessarily found on just the mature woman, it can also be the problem of a young skin. The skin color is usually very fair and bas a tendency to burn easily in the sun. The skinsý obvious signs are peeling and flaking, chaps easily and a general ali-over taut feeling especially after wasbing with soap and water. Dry skin can be the resuit of many things: a systemic malfunction of the oil producing glands, environmental condi- tions such as dry climate, the sun snow wind, indoor heating systems and even certain medications. Dry skin rarily breaks out in blemishes and is pot prone to acne. Oily Skin - Signs of an oily skin are an ahl over shiny look and or a rougl' texture with blackheads and large, pores. The oily residue Most frequently appears in profusion on the chin, nose and forehead, commonly known as the "T" zone. The oily skin is more prone to developing acne and, whiteheads. But the blame for these -problems cannot be put soley on the fact that the skin is, oily. Any combination of ST. JOHN AMBULANCE THANKED BY COUNCIL Durham's Regional Coun- cil has given the St. John Ambulance organization a vote of thanks for the work it did in the recent Missis- sauga train derailment. Acting on a motion from Councillor Bill Clarke, the Region took this action on November 14 at its regular meeting. Local members of the St. John Ambulance from across the Durham Region helped out at the Missis- sauga disaster, conditions may be 'to blame, such as improper cleansing, hormonal imbalance, nerves, poor diet, even humid weather. A good treatment is necessary for this type of skin. Kqeeping the skin in an acidbalanced condition is essential. This' prevents suseptibility to mnvading bacteria wbicb can contribute to infection. Combination Skin- The. most common skin type found is tbe combination skin. It can be found on any age Rev. Dermott Arscott, Courtice United's minister from 1966 to 1974 returned for the 25th anniversary and is pictured here talking with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Curl. skin. It is recognized by the shiny "T" zone but at the same time theré is a noticeable dryness in the cheek, jawline and hairline areas. Blackbeads and large pores are usually evident in the nose and chin. This skin type needs 'the Most specialized attention. You are treating two different problems, oily and dry. The goal bere is to cleanse the oily areas and lubricate the dry areas. Normal Skin - A normal skin is rare and beautiful. It is easily noticed, because it bas a fresb and healtby color, a firm, moist and smootb texture and freedom from blackheads and blemishes. This skin really does flot need make-up but to belp rean tbis normal condition, it does need a simple but persistant skin care routine. The aim is to maintain an acid balanced condition. This skin type will have a tendency to go dry if not- taken care of properly. 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