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10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillo, December 11,1985 Section Two Exchange Student Speaks to Rotary Club Giant Bulb Unveiled The world's largest light range of electrical fittings to bulb is shining on Oshawa. To local contractors and, through celebrate our first year in 0 ur retail showrooms, to business on Bloor St. East, hundreds of local residents. Osso Electric Limited In addition to the largest switched on its giant bulb on bulb in the world, Osso Ship's Company Dinner Held at Bowmanville Legion December 10 at 2:00 p.m. Electric Limited is proud to The Bulbous (it's too big to boast one of the largest be just a bulb) will provide a displays of lamps and light permanent beacon for Oshawa fixtures in the Durham and Oshawans. Region. The Bulbous stands 13 feet i i- p high and has a diameter of 8 UIMS D#Wlnlj feet, in area it is equivalent to Top Ten Averages Nov. 25 750,000 regular sized bulbs. Donna Harness 242, Nancy The Osso Bulbous was Living 229, Jackie Braybrook constructed with glass fibre, 2 19, Fern Bradley 212, by Wiggers Custom Yachts sharlene Dehart 209, Sheila Ltd., the noted Bowmanville Roberts 208, Judy Widens 196, builder of the racing sloop j ean Harness 196, Rita Van Coug, which won the Goor 194, Diana Thompson prestigious Canada Cup. The Bulbous is jointly sponsored by the Philips 194. Team Standings Donna Harness 33 points, Sonia Vidal, a Rotary International exchange student from San Sebastian, Spain, visited last week's meeting of the Bowmanville Rotary Club to talk about her native land. Sonia is from the Basque area of Northern Spain, very close to France. Her hometown has a population of approximately 190,000. With the exchange student are: Merrill Brown (left) a member of the Bowmanville Rotary Club and Bill Hall, the club's vice president. Mr. Brown's daughter, Merrilee, is currently living in San Sebastian as a Rotary exchange student and she is staying with Sonia's family. United Church Women Hold Event in Oshawa Electronics Ltd., leading light 38,755 pinfall; Sharlene bulb manufacturers in the Dehart 25, 36,818; Pat world, Nutone Housing Hetherington 25, 36,812; Products and Juno Trac- Jackie Braybook 23, 36,242; Master. Wilma VanGoor 22, 34,932; laigèst light bulb win shortly Penny Schofield *18 34 987- Saturda y evening's Ship's Company Dinner Mayor John Winters; Mary Clarke; Navy League be inluded in the Guiness Book Nancy Living 17, 34,233; jean held at the Bowmanville Legion, was true to naval President Bill Clarke; Commanding Officer O/C of World Records. Harness 15, 33,960; Sheila tradition, with the most junior cadet serving as Scott Fowler; Lt. Don Foster Commanding of- r ° S aLi EleC imo W£ a Roberts 15 > 33,873; Vickie commanding officer for the evening and presiding ficer of the Bowmanville Corps; Debbie Foster; Marino Osso For the"past b^327a' 109 ' Lynda over the meal. The event was sponsored by the Helen Foster; Guest speaker Gord Foster; and year, Osso Electric Limited nfgh singk - Judy Willens Bowmanville Branch of the Navy League of Can- Legion President Gloria Grant, has been proud to supply a full 323, ada. Shown above, from left are: Jeanne Winters; ■yrj- .ir.bA. «; ,. : ' /"<; • Vi,'/,. - it •*, : y' •/ -, •v Wf\ . m&m : . . .'A A,/! //i H K IS li I I I • •'-■/I* '/. ' •; ' ' •. . od. '.y/;/ X V/nlS VX ,v '■ . / \ 'y?*, .nn: !'v-ij 1 -, x '% ' 1 ' : . | "1 ; 'yjj ■ "The difference between right and good" was the topic of the address given by the Rev. Dr. James Beal, Lindsay, Ontario, at the open session of the well attended Women's Events at Harmony United Church on Tuesday evening, November 5,1985. The Rev. Dr. Beal, who is the Bay of Quinte Conference Minister of Personnel, led about eighty women through the development of the theme "Saved and Spent" during the two-day event. Introduction of the theme was made through the topic "Signs of Our Times". "We look at signs to give some hope to the future. In the midst of chaos all Christians are called to be bearers of hope and promise", said Dr. Beal. "Ministry of people is the calling of the whole people of God", declared Dr. Beal. Words of welcome and greeting were expressed by Pat Mathieu, President of Harmony United Church Women, Pat Beach, President of the Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W., the Rev. John May, Minister of Harmony United Church, and Gwen Wentland, Eganville, Ont., President of Bay of Quinte Conference U.C.W. Worship on the first morning was led by Oshawa ladies and on Wednesday by Renfrew ladies. Each of the seven Presbyterials, Belleville, Cobourg, Kingston, Lindsay, Oshawa, Peterborough and Renfrew, gave presentations in connection with banners prepared on various biblical themes. Interest groups included music, films, books, and "talk time" with Shelley Wright, Oshawa, on Korea, James Beal on various subjects, and Harriet Mubanga, , Zambia, on Zambia. Music throughout the event was led by Phyllis Barr arid pianist Dawn Chambers, both of Cannifton, Ont. The closing communion service was conducted by Dr. James Beal. An offering was given to the "Lazarus II" organization. Appreciation was expressed to Dr. Beal by Linda Harrison, Kingston. Joyce Stephenson, Cannington, thanked the events committee and introduced the new co ordinator, Jacquelin Guthrie of Audley, in the Oshawa Presbytery. Jacquelin replied with thanks on behalf of all present for a successful and meaningful event. Bessie Vaneyk Press and Archives Secretary Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. 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