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} { I } i I You look maaaahvelous "Keep still for a minute," Catharine Campbell seems to be tell- ing Paul Siciliano as she paints his face blue and white. The fun was all part of the bazaar held last Saturday by St. Leo's parishoners in the school. Brooklin United Church : Celebrate Anniversary On Sunday, November 2 a good congregation assembled to celebrate the 146th anniversary of Brooklin United Church which began it's service to the communi- ty as a Wesleyan Methodist Church. The guest speaker was Rev. - Ralph Hills, B.S.A.M. Div. who is the Associate minister at Trinity United Church, Smiths Falls and former U.C. Missionary to Zambia. A coffee hour followed the service giving an opportunity for fellowship. The U.C.W. Units met on Tuesday evening November 4. The Lend-a- Hand Unit met at Marge Steven- son's home. Mrs. Susan Robinson: was the guest speaker. The Reliable Unit met at the home of Royce Irwin while the Friendship Unit congregated at Wendy Petch's home. All systems are "Go" for Frosty's Frolic, the annual bazaar being held on Saturday, November 15, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This will feature crafts, home baking, country store and other interesting tables. Plan to come for lunch. Mrs. Frosty's Lunch Room will feature homemade soup, sandwiches and a square with tea or coffee for $3.50. Where can you better that? A service of reception for new members by transfer from other churches will be held on Sunday, November 23. If you are interested we would be more than happy to welcome you to Brooklin United. A baptism service is scheduled for Sunday, December 7. A call to the church office 655-4141 for either of these services will give you more information. Dates for special Christmas ser- vices are already set down. White Gift Service, Dec. 14, Christmas Ser- vice and Choral Service Dec. 21 and * Christmas Eve Dec. 24 at 7:30 p.m. Circle your calendar for these. The Sociables are holding at "Hunter and Hillbilly Hoedown" on November 21. Tickets are available from Harry and Tani Agar, Al and Eunice Stocks, Rich and Cathy Ferguson or Jake and Shirley Mor- "row at a cost of $12 a couple. If you are looking for a fun evening, this is it. On Sunday, November 9 the theme of the service of Remem- brance was Peace. Margaret Craig's musical selections em- phazied this. The organ prelude was "At Peace' by Schumann, the of- fetory selection was "Thy Love En- folds Us" by Chase and the fine "Let There, Be Peace On Earth" by Miller & Jackson was the postlude. The Junior Choir under the direc- tion of Patti Scott sang "I Am A Pro- mise" and the Youth Choir directed by Margaret Craig sang "Dona Nobis Pacem' (Grant Us Peace). The title of Rev. Lacey's sermon "Soldiers, Sailors, Servants, Saints' gave us much to consider. GO....care for handicapped 'Durham Region wants GO trains to be accessible to handicapped persons. At the last meeting of Regional Council, members voted to ask the ministry of transport and cc.n- munications (MTC) to have GO Transit carry out a pilot project in Durham which could be the forerun- ner to making all stations accessi- ble to handicapped people and equipping at least one car per trai . with a minimum of two wheelchair places. , The motion was brought forth by Pickering councillor Bob Mitchell and Jim Witty of Ajax. It read '"That the Region of Durham request the Ministry of Transport and Com- munications to provide GO Transit with a demonstrator project for the physically disabled. The said demonstrator project to include ac- cess to the stations in Durham Region and Union Station, Toronto, for the physically disabled; and fur- ther that at least one car per train should have a minimum of two wheelchair positions in them." Witty, told his peers he was disap- pointed that a provincial agency such as the GO system did not make allowance for the handicapped in their transportation system. He add- ed he hoped the motion as passed by council would speed up GO's con- sideration of handicapped access throughout the whole system. GO, a provincial agency, is presently expanding their route to Whitby, which is scheduled for com- pletion in 1988. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 11, 1986 -- 23 W Just how many darn pennies do you think are in that jar anyway? Such was the dilema of Diane Tomas and Pam Van Der Zwet as they tried to win the prize up for grabs in the contest held for youngsters at the St. Leo Church bazaar on Saturday. Deloitte Haskins - Sells Limited Gordon F. Sedgewick, C.A., Managing Partner of the Oshawa office of Deloitte Haskins & Sells, is pleased to announce that James R. Yanch, B.Sc., C.G.A,, has join- ed our Firm and will be in charge of our insolvency department. 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