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-*BDINGO COUNTRY *Y MOCNSTER BINGO. SAT. NOV. 4TH AT 7:OOPM DOORS OPfEN AT 5:OOPMAl Presented by P inaifida HlydrocethaIus (Durham Chapter) 15 Po0tsMa i a436-9404 Ritson & Taunton, Oshawa (Behinq A&P) Lic. # M330899 **NEW SESSION* Oshawa Dingo Country BREAKFAST BINGOS SATURDAY MORNING Starts 9:3Oam * Doors Open at 8:OOam UP TO $3500. 1H PRIZES Strips $3.00 e 436-9404 BNINGO COUNTRYI 5 Points Ma Ritson & Taunton, Oshawa (behind A8 Charities 945371 7:00 pm & 10:30 pm Mon. - Sun, 1:00 Pm Sat. & Sun. 12:30 pm Mon., Tues. & Wed. &436-9404 SpotYur Local Charities THANKS TO GOD THE Father, Holy Spirit, Sacred Heart, Mother Mary, Saints Anne, Jochim, Joseph, Jude, Rita, Anthony, St. Gerald, Theresa for favours received. V.M. THANKS TO ST. JUDE & the Sacred heart of Jesus for favours received. May the Sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, Ioved & preserved throughout the world now & forever. O Sacred heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day.. By the eighth day your prayer will be answered, regardless 0f how ho peless your situation seems. Publication must be promised. S.W. 1 , NEVAD ICKES SUPE NOE TO KNOW SOMETRING ABOUT YOUR NEW COMMUNITY? SINCE 1930 <'LTD PHO(NE 668-6497 Our hostess wiII bring gifts and greetings, ,along with heiplul community information. O'ROURKE, AIDAN MICHAEL - at the Whitby General Hospital on Saturday, October 28, 1995. Ai dan O'Rourke in his 33rd year. Beloved husband of Lori WVeales. Loving father of Ryan. Dear sonl of Thomas and the late Winnifred O'Rourke. Dear brother of Terry. Predeceased by brother Ron. Son-in-Iaw of Doug and Bonnie Weales. Brother-in-Iaw of Doug WVeales Jr. & Shelley Kennedy Remembered by many Aunts,U ncles, Nieces, Nephews and Cousins. Rested at the ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME, 124 King St. E., Oshawa. Mass of Christian Burial was held at Holy Farnily Church on Tuesday, October 31. Interment Mt. Lawn Metnorial Gardens, Whitby. Memorial Donations to the Cancer Society or Sick Children's Hospital would b e appreciated. Whitby Free Pross, Wodnesday, November' 1.1995 ,Page 23 Colouring contest winners THERE WERE 154 entries in the Halloween colouring contest held by The Free Press. Winners were Bemnice, Chu, 9, in the aged nine to 12 division; Holley Pees, 8, aped seven and eight; Sumeet Gounder, 5, aged five and six; Blair Cunningham, 4, aged two to four. 7No,,nci whIich areba.eIny uia'Wnotiaiy pi e o iheir ,nTa aALCOHOL ANDILA W eginé day Aneducational workshàop on the YVeUIJesuay Legal and Moral Responsibilities idght:of Alcohol Service' will b. held night Sunday, Nov. 19, noon to 4:30] dart p.m., at the Caribbean Cultural Centre, 600 Wentworth St. E. league Keynote speaer is professor leagueRobert M. Solomon, faculty of law, um'rs Kuuraf wiiONUniversity of Western Ontario, MAlT KU US11 IVIIONLondon. The fe. for the workshop Ws $25 and includes lunch, ta be served at noon. Deadline for registr-ation in Nov. 4. FmdiigVhnc L P GflP. MUSIC Farcatng «à"kVý 23 7 23 Chmga<oc1orCu 18 12 18 The. Klngsway Quartet of IMWS FIU & Chips 16 14 16 London, Ont, and Ashburn soloiet DUM Haïr asli 15s 15 15 Debbie Batten will perforin Guy CopinSv"oe 14 16 14 Sunday, Nov. 12, 7:30 p.m., at hh ErRimffhin 12 18 12 Burns Church in Ashburn. For whâwJYTIphyHOU 10 20 10 more information, cail 655-4240. Qom POPPY CAMPAIGN FbucOtngTmch. 8 Ro's Enterprises 2 The annual Poppy Funid Drive WbTsphy 5 DubHaâr & Sidn 5 by Branch 112 of the Royal Cummoumc 5 CM Coppis sur. 5 Canadian Legion i5 under way ini Dué C. 5 BaloerFumliture Fin. 5 Whitby. The campaign i8 not only ft 18 a fundraiser te assist area D~UWS % Cips 7 GUiYCOppNSv.. 3 organizations, it in a reminder of RWs Enêupduss8 s o U*» 4 Remembrance Day on Nov. il. FbicffnTschnls 9 WhliyTMph 1- Campaign boxes are in stores, CbhmD<Cmsor 8 Ib i b 4kh schools and offices. Cbaunwt CoNacloe 7 Mm Fun*w Fin. 3 Y S I Mm bsIa rb, 8 n S Ray'sEimds 4FRSAD &W yCopplns su. S WhIy TroplW 4 The Durham Region branch of FuiciIngTschnlcsS I*&AS 4 St. John Ambulance will give a compact first aid kit te oeach LASATs cILSUERSIvisioN student enrolled ini standard finst cawlopaid or basic rescuer CPR courses a of d. 25during November, CPR Month. Courses ini Whitby are on Nov. 7. W L P' and 9. For more information, cal Suzis Sahors Flsh& Chips 13 5 13 434-7800. Dadd &Souter BrSdloomn 12 6 12 MME _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ NationdiTnist i l11 7 il I-Lie Str Fitum 8 10 8 iU DeiaOffîe Serces 6 12 6 Host nelp wanted oba & 6ats 4 14 4 forlimmigMans Suie SemrF&C 3 Discs &Dats 3 Natianilgus 4 IDodd & Saut.' 2 Volunteers are being sought te i-Lins SWarsFMx 5 Desiuztt Off ice 1 help with a host pragram for new Otî' . immigrants to Durham Regian. SwUi Sd,,uUS FAC MLn Slore FbL 1 The Citizenship and NI,dSouler 8 DaSOffice 0t Immigration Cnaaprogram, u 0& .il in Durham by the Social DoesibhOflioe5 Dis& Cks 1 Development Council of Ajax- Suzîm Sahom .FUC 5 N -r Tnis 1 Pickering, will help new DOMda&Soiw 4 Wine Jmoow ik 2 Canadians settie and integrate PomaiuIaudI.gs into the community. se of Od.25 Canadian volunteers will b. matched with naw immigrants and TO MAC OR NOT TO MAC W. dont aven own a mlcrowave. I want that understoad at the very beglnnlng. W. are not a high-tech household. At work I type this column an an aId IBM clone that has such a vIntage (286 XT) that I ll soon be a museumn plece used only ta gatber dust In 8cme glass dlsplay Ca»e 1As for Wendy, kg us slmptysay that my musidian wlfe's use of computers ls limited ta the not unlmpresslve skill of belng abIe ta reseve abooket the local Ubrary. Not only are we not a pltstop on the Information superhlghway, we are a mud track an thi. Canaian Shleld. The final straw came last week when Sarah came home tram scolasklny me what WVindows apliatonilwas usIng. Even Elizabeth embarrasses me. There I was kastThursday, carving pumpldns In ber Junior kindergarten class, when she came* ovor and vevy Impallenly expWned tome'all about the new computer ln her classroomn and haw R tworked. There Is no expenienceffmore humbing then having a four-year-old treat yau as though yau were I n your dlotage. , Sowe have decided that thls Chrstmas SantaIs gong to ýwre aur house for the 21lst century. Ths not as srple'as k seems. Have yau ever asked yaur frlends for their advlce an purchaslng a computer? It's 1ke asklng for oelvice an cars. Everyone has an opinion, a horror story. and absalute certalnty about whlch way ta go.> ln - my Imlted experlence, however, I have leamned one important realty. Compouter peaple are dlled Into two groups, Macs and the rest. Mac people have religion. irs the anty way ta describe thelr enthuslasm and zeal.- My flrst, Mac persan was rny pubisher. -1 asked hNm what computers were used in the lndustry and was regaled wltb a long and detalled explanation on why I needed ta purchase a Mac. Wben I pointed aut that aur school system uses IBM catIIe, 1Iwas told uNo problemn, what better qdvantage than ta ghie your chIldren the abillty ta understand two user systema?' Mmmm, I thought. so I phoned the s-- ool. D n'.b-a acM hadma ir y et, taks ltahom Tomsy edxerwos Init hean rindtustf ahd ble myInisiarpan historyN ho conflently tald me. au yvure not buying Pentium. you are throwing your money away, ou shouid see what's comîng Aargh, what shali we do? Buy a Màc, a 486, Pentium or buy a used systemn knowing thet no matter what vie purchase, it MI already b. quaint by industry standards, but won't cost us an am and a leg. Any advice out there? Christ opher White la the minister of Westminster UnÎed Church. 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