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kJ-?-opular group singing in Newcastle Excellent crowd attend Horticultural Xmas party The Oshawa Festival day, December Sth 1982 at Town H 1all. Speial guests the See coming events for more Singera will perfoerm n1 Sun- 2:30 p.m. in the Newcastle Orillia Scottish dancers. details. 4-H Home Makers receive awards Last Friday evening at the grain. Smith, Elizabethviile, Kelly Shaw, Shirley Koopmans, Orono Cammunity Centre (Back row) Patty Johnson, Freeland, Elizabethville and Providence Shaw, Sharyni County Honaurs and Cer- Bethany, Paula MeReelis, Barbara Toms, Barkey, Solina, Sheryl tificate Pins were presented Bethanky, Darlene Ryley, Elizabetbiville, (front row) Snowden, Saunra, Joy Craig, to 4-H Homemaking Club Bethany, Joanne Smith, Kimberly Lee, Enniskillen, Tyrone and Joyce Bruinsma, memrbers who bave com- Elizabethville, Laurie Ann Julia Fayer, Providence Tyrone. pleted six units in their pro- 4-HUet have completed 12 complète units The Annual Xmas Party of Orono Horticulture was held ThMursday, Nov. 25 in Main Hall of Orona United Church with an excellent crowd in at- tendance. Doreen Lowery was acting president in the absence of Daid Harrison, and welcoim- ed the crowd and thanked everyone for bringing entries and mittens for the Mitten Tree. Over 40 pairs of lovely mâtts were hung on the gally lit tree, and wili be sent ta Salvation Army ta pack ini their Xmas hampers ta needy families. Gladys lBrown led iCarol singing and also played several piano solos. Mr, Rick Gould was introduced and showed the prize-winning slides and also displayed the wfinners in, the coloured print contest. There wiere 49 entries in the sides and 741 entries in the coleured prints. Mliss Christine Brown, a new entrv won se-veral 'first prizes in slides and Mary Rutherford and TheLmna Gilbank again new entries 'n prints won several good prizes. A highilighlt of the evening was the presentation, of the silver vase ta Mr. Dudl8ey Deeley for winning m& points in the August Ayrnual] Show. This was peetdby Mr. Af Merrill, new bank manager of the Imperial Bank of Commerce, Oronoc. Mr, Rck Gauld showed severalJ interesting filmis "Gardens ir, Britainý" and "En.ergy Crisis" toa an ap- preciative auidiece. Merle Ogilbari was in charge of the sales tables, which included Xmas Cards, dried flowers, plants and Xmas puddings, which prov- ed ta be a great bit as ail sold out early. Mrs. Wylmna Allun, Newcastle acted as judge for the show. Prize Winners in show as foilows: CaM A. Dcorative - Amui. "'Skyward" .a vertical deuign 1. Mennie Zegers. 2. Donna Hutton 3. L. Challice B. Secion "Skyward" 1. Joan Hollingsworth 2. Helen Robinson 3. Yvonne Traffoird Crna No. 2. "Snowfl*le" Arrang. L. Yvonne Trafford 2. Joan Hollingsworth 3. Hielen Robinsoni Clas No. 3 "GIngle Reis" Arrang. 1. Yvonne Trafford 2I Donna Hutton 3. Helen Robinson Clans No. 4. "Squlrrels Cholce" minIature Armg. 1. Christine Browni 2. Eleanor Terril 3. Minnie Zegers 4, 1. Chalice Clang No. 5 "Plue & C-one" Ammag. 1, Yvonne Trafford 2. Eleanior Terrl 3. Minie Zegers 4JoanHoinsrt amas No, 6 A pair of Tree Deoions 1. Minnie Zeger-s 2. Helen Rbno 3. Donna Hutton Clans No. 7 "rmUn',,A houehldplnt dezorated 1. innie Zegers 2. I.Ciafice 3. Yvonne Trafford Orna No. 8 "ltWrapped Parýe" 1. Yvonîne Trafford 2. Donna Hutton 3. Merle Gilbart 4. Minnie Zegers Cas No. 9 "Chrîstuma Stýocking" 1. Donna Hutton 2. Merle Gilbart 3. Minnie Zegers Dest Arrangement in show won by Yvonne Trafford. Memorial earns accident award The 4-H Bread Winners complete units in their nîskillen, Brenda Stainton, Pictured above received their Achievement pragrams. Enniskillen, Nancy Wright, tlours Certificates and (Back row) Colleen Shea, Enniskillen, (front row) i-ifor the completion of 12 Bethany, Tracy Pollard, En- Susan Herter, Morrish, Marilyn Meadows, Maorrish, Gayla Taylor,' Solina and Tanya Fonk, Wesleyville., The Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, has received the Ontario Hospital Association's Accident Prevention Achievement Award for the past fiscal year. The award is presented by the Association'.s Hospital Occupational Hêalth and Safety Services (H.O.H.S.S.) ta the health care facilities with the lowest frequency af lost timre injuries among its staff. "Hospitals and other health care facilities are classified in five different categories based on firmn type and hours worked annually. Awards are presented each year ta those facilities in the province withi the best safety records", says Doug; Callen, O.H.A.'s Assistant Executive Director, HOHSS 0f the 171 hospitals and 87 other health care faclities in Ontario particip,,ating, 35 have earned the aadti year. Al hospitals and other hiealth care facilities in the province are eligible to receive the award. The Chairman of' the Board of Directors, Mr. Harry Lacke, said, "I woud like ta congratulate all of the Hospital staff on their earn- ing of the Accident Preven- tien Achievement Award. An effective Accident Prevention Prograni can only be achiev- ed wlth the co-operation of ail staff members and it is up ta each individual to ensure, bis/ber own safety and thec safety of those aroun d them. The staff at Memoria has demonstrated great repon- sibiity bath individually and coliectively in earning this ward. On behalf of the patient, the community and the Board of Direcors, I would like ta add my personial thanks and congratulations.", . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .