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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 30,1996 15 SÉSIII WÊÊÊÈ. WmÊmlm à Ê . 1 I F WmêwâMB, w wmÊMmm |^*S|i$sS wiÊÊvP-ÿik I W$M0m ■ ■k. S|fl IjiB Sl&yl , ' '1*11:1 * V Friends of Museum Host Craft and Bake Sale The Friends of the Bowmanville Museum held their annual craft and bake sale at St. Paul's United Church following the Santa Claus parade on Saturday, November 16. The Friends were kept busy serving hot chocolate to folks before and after Santa came through town. At the craft table above are Florence Griffin, Yvonne Fowles, Gladys Ashton, and Sharon Knapp. Oshawa Generals to Attend Annual Food and Toy Drive National Home Video in the Bowmanville Mall will hold its 4th Annual Fund-Raiser for the Durham Regional Police Food and Toy Drive on Saturday, December 7th from 10 a.m. thru 5 p.m. Since its inception in 1993, the fund-raiser has generated $2,209.44 through poster and T-shirt sales, a movie movie memorabilia auction and cash donations from customers. customers. Members of the Oshawa Generals Generals Hockey Club will make an appearance for autographs from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Animated balloon artist - Fumbles Fumbles the Clown will have treats and magic for the kids between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Members of the public will be invited to try out the new Nintendo 64 video game system free of charge. Santa may also make a surprise visit. The public is welcome to bring along an unwrapped toy or non-perishable food item, or make a $1.00 cash donation to qualify to win a special edition "Batman Returns" leather/ melton jacket or Oshawa Generals Generals tickets. Hey Everybody We'll pay the Taxes on any orders placed during Moonlight Magic Friday, Dec. 6th 6 p.m. until Midnight mother CUSTOM DRAPERIES & INTERIORS -COMPLETE DESIGN SERVICE 34-B King St. W. Bowmanville 623-2826 The facility is a 21 bed shelter for homeless teens aged sixteen to twenty On Wednesday, November 20, 1996, a group of seven grade ten and eleven French Immersion students: Michelle De Souza, Ron Robichaud, Wendy Lalonde, Kelly Murray, Murray, Sean Kent, Jim Conboy, and Michelle Doucett, set out on the most unforgettable class trips they will ever have. The students visited the ARK, which is a twenty-one bed shelter for homeless teens aged sixteen to twenty. The students had the pleasure of meeting one on one with a particular particular teen, who has lived a life of ...abuse. Though there were many tears shed, everyone everyone walked away with smiles on their faces. In the afternoon the students were put to work, doing odds and ends around the house. There was a lot of work that was done, but not one of the students complained about the work. They were just happy to help out their community. The day was filled with many lessons that were learned, beginning beginning with a reality check, showing the students just how lucky they were to never have to wonder about where they were going to sleep that night, or any other night for that matter. matter. They learned that a journey of a million miles begins with a single step. The students are now asking for the help of our community, they are asking for donations of any type, to help out their friends at the ARK. By: Michelle Doucett and Michelle De Souza. We deliver the savings to You during MOONLIGHT MAGIC Friday, December 6th between 6 p.m. and midnight We Pay All the Taxes on all in-stock purchases and yes, we'll deliver your purchase in time for Christmas! Mulder's Furniture . .~\X- 35 Years in Business 23 King Street East, Bowmanville Jfek 6235515 our Entire Inventory HUWMtMllll. «IkVimVH See our store for extended Christmas hours! 13 King St. W., Downtown Bowmanville