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f l l . 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 8,1992 r h^mnm^^aNewRockmg Chair Clubs and Organizations Talking a Thousand Miles a Minute Providence-Shaw's W.I. w :: mt On Thursday, December 12 Providence Shaw's W.I. met at Maranatha United Church, for their annual Christmas pot luck dinner. President Marilyn Dow opened the meeting with a meditation after which we all sang Grace before enjoying an ample meal. Following the meal the president welcomed us followed followed by a short business meeting. Motions were made and carried to make a donation to the Salvation Army to help with their Christian work and also to the Maranatha Church for allowing us to use their building for meetings when necessary. The Roll Call - "How will you be putting the Christmas Spirit back into the Holiday season," was answered with a variety of ideas including - visiting visiting shut-ins; concentrating more on the Christ Child than Santa Claus; more giving and less receiving; enjoying family gatherings and carrying these activities over into the New Year, not just at the Christmas season. Our speaker was Captain Gary Cooper of the Salvation Operation "Go Home" The rocking chair that was won by Brian Dellahdrea of Bowmanville in a Christmas draw held by Orchard Park Furniture will certainly help his wife, Kristie, rock two-week-old Tayler, and son Mitchell to sleep on those restless nights. Presenting the chair to the Dellandrea family was Cathy Cathy Holmes. Crimestoppers Crime Stoppers and Dur- . ham Regional Police are asking asking for the public's help in solving two sexual assaults which occurred in Whitby. The latest assault took place on the south side of Manning Road on April 20th, 1991 at 1:00 a.m. A female pedestrian, walking eastbound, was grabbed from behind by a male person. The suspect scratched and punched the victim in the face. During the assault the victim was able to knee the suspect in the groin and then run home. A similar assault occurred at about.9:40 p.m. on September September 23, 1990. A lady attended at the Tim Horton's Donut Store at 301 Dundas Street West. After getting a coffee the victim walked directly across Dundas and then north on Kent Street. As she walked past the rear parking lot of 312 Dundas Street she was grabbed from behind by an unknown male. The suspect wrapped his arms around the victim's torso and grabbed the victim's left breast. The suspect then attempted attempted to drag and push the OWASCO This could be the happiest new year yet! Only you can make this happen! 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It will also be shown on CHEX TV in Peterborough and CKVR in Barrie on Friday, January 10th, again during the news. Both victim's received injuries injuries and police feel that the same suspect is responsible for both crimes and is described as: Male, white, 5'7" - 5'9" with a skinny build. The suspect suspect has long, unkept, matted, dark hair, rough in appearance with a very strong body odor problem. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 for information leading leading to the arrest of the person involved in these assaults. Have you any idea who this person is? If so, call Crime Stoppers. You will never be asked for your name or have to go to court. The Crime Stoppers number is 436-8477, that's 436-TIPS. By Sandra Haggett and Janet Oegema As Dorothy in 'The Wizard of Oz' said, 'there's no place like home! ' A frightened confused runaway runaway teen is faced with many choices and decisions that will affect his or her life for years to come. Some decisions arc not wise. Some are. But a teenager teenager who has chosen to flee the safety of his or her home may find himself or herself facing a reality of loneliness, destitution, destitution, street dangers and helplessness helplessness instead of the expected expected fun and freedom. Home may be hundreds of miles away. To a confused teenager without finances, it may seem a lifetime away! The Great Pine Ridge Kinetics Kinetics and Kinsmen are greatly concerned about your children and their children. Kinetics and Kinsmen all across Canada have joined together to make a success of the program - Operation Operation Go Home - initiated to assist mnaway teens return home to their families or a support support group. On Friday, January 10, 1992, The Great Pine Ridge Kinetics will host their 5th Youth Dance of the Season which will be held at the Newcastle Newcastle Village Community Hall beginning at 7:00 p.m. All monies monies raised at this dance will go directly to "Operation Go Home", a non profit charitable organization with a mandate to reunite runaway youth and street kids with their families or to direct them to a support system that can best help them become contributing members of society. They have been operating operating in Ottawa since 1971. In 1990 Operation Go Home became a National organization organization and a 1-800 number (1-800-668-4663) is now in use across Canada for Youth In Crisis. , - On any day in Canada there are over 1000 youth reported reported missing. - In Toronto there are 10.000 street youth at any time. - In Ottawa there are 400 to 1.000 kids on the streets, depending depending on the season. - The number of younger street kids is increasing at an alarming rate, - Parents report missing youth to Operation Go Home and they have been instrumental instrumental in the return of some of them by contacting their street network in Ottawa and other agencies in other cities. Parents of students in Newcastle, Newcastle, Orono, Ncwtonville, Bowmanville and area, your Quality Furniture for Less SAVE UP TO 50% OFF We Just Look Expensive WILSON FURNITURE Since 1934 MAIN SHOW ROOM 20 Centre St. N. 723-2255 CLEARANCE CENTRE 81 Richmond St. W 723-0411 Downtown Oshawa * Wilsons will issue mi instant cash rebate equivalent to the (Ï.S.T. * Valid on new |>111 ( Ihhrs only. HOURS Mon. - Wed. 9 - 6 Thurs. - Fri. 9 - 9 Sat. 9:30-5:30 j||r help is very much needed at this dance. We are averaging 145 students per dance held in Newcastle need at least 10 chaperons. If you can help out please call Janet at 987-5341. The students arc well behaved and enjoy these evenings out. Students in Grades 6,7, and 8 are welcome to join us with admission admission of $4.00 per student. Pop and chips arc available for a minimal charge. The teenage heart yearns for happiness, strives for independence, independence, and is tempered by its need for a constant in life. Kinetics and Kinsmen of The Great Pine Ridge are proud to assist runaway teens on the return return road to home. With everyone's help, Operation Operation Go Home will be a wonderful success. There's no place like home because home is where the heart is. Army Corps in Bowmanville. He was introduced by Anna- belle Rickard. He gave us a short history of the Salvation Army and the activities in which they arc involved. They work in an area bounded by the Town Line at Oshawa on the west to Ncwtonville on the cast and as far north as Port Perry. Since poverty and unemployment unemployment arc on the rise their work load is increasing. Much help is needed for the Salvation army to carry on their work of helping abused women, providing overnight accommodation for transients, assisting with summer camps, and helping to re-habilitale drug and alcohol users. They do depend on public help, not only with monetary donations, but also by remembering remembering that they can use furniture, furniture, clothing and non- perishable foods. Their Christmas Christmas hampers will number over two hundred. Capt. Cooper closed his remarks with a poem by Edgar A. Guest. - "Life Needs Us All." The speaker was thanked by Shirley Moffat, who presented him with a sizable cheque, from our special collection taken taken at the meeting. Our next meeting will be held on January 16th, 1992, at the home of Barbara Wood. We then moved into the sanctuary and enjoyed a carol sing, with Shirley Brown at the piano. Our meeting closed with the Mary Stewart Collect. Thelma Gilbank (Alternate P.R.O.) Many Statesman readers dropped by our offices on December 21 to make a free five-minute phone call to-friends and family members anywhere anywhere in the world. The Statesman opened the phones to the public as a Christmas gift to the community. Two of the callers are shown here. Vi Maijerrison, of Bowmanville, phoned her brother, Bob and sister-in-law, Helen, who live in Tooele, Utah. Her granddaughter, Jodi, called Vancouver Vancouver to talk to people she knows who work at a youth hostel. eel van REALTY LTD. ti K i t M If K À jhl 'j h A 4 fihiiéié ? ! vtff £ ■ -- el rl IWWi ri fl I fl I M X X ' 4 V L Jki Jt •1 FI k 11 FI .1 H r K A ; a A * K M A A *6 ti w ZT. i V •Æ.Txi , ■FVF'F* 1 ! ! 32 2 it i M i i K lit Thanks for choosing us. "* I NEWCASTLE VILLAGE A1/3 acre lot on a quiet court. 3 bedrooms, ranch style bungalow. Well finished lower level, attached garage and paved driveway. Asking $159,900. CHURCH STREET, NEWCASTLE Older style 3 bedroom bungalow. Original oak floors and woodwork, French doors, separate living and dining rooms, large country kitchen and separate detached barn style building, a 66' x 127' lot close to schools and shopping. Asking $127,500. For more information please call Wilma Entwisle, Sales Representative, 786-2911 (res.) or 987-4733 (bus.) UNBELIEVABLE VALUE In this 4 bedroom townhouse in a ravine setting, 2 baths. Only $85,000, Must be sold. For more information \ please call Donna (Fletch) ; Fletcher 623-4445 or j 623-6128 (res.) y» YOUR MORTGAGE SPECIALISTS AND eel van REALTY LTD. INVITE YOU TO ATTEND A MORTGAGE AND REAL ESTATE SEMINAR Monday, January 13,1992 7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Bowmanville Lions Centre Beech Ave. LIMITED SPACE. CALL FOR YOUR RESERVED COMPLIMENTARY SEAT CIBC EDVAN REALTY LTD. Bowmanville King and Temperance 623-3375 Bowmanville 623-4445 Mall Branch 623-6272 Newcastle 987-4733 Newcastle 987-4850 Orono 983-5304 Q# us working foryou! m u 4 1: u B 0 □ A tissais OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, JANUARY 12TH 2-4 p.m. at 28 Marchwood Crescent, Bowmanville 3 year old raised bungalow with in-law set-up, walkout, 2 decks, $134,900. Take Liberty to Concession St. to Trudeau. 'll. A PERFECT 10! 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For more Information please contact Sales Representatives Murray Paterson 987-4628 (res.) or Glenda Bedard 987-4316 (res.) or at 987-4733 (bus.) Glenda Bedard